THE CAROLINA HOME
FARM and EASTERN
REFLECTOR
{OsM s wmK)
PvUtalMd bjr
to BMrUUTSQM COMPASTX. Uc.
a. WIUCHAAD. lSiUu».
•UnEKVUXB^ kUDRTU OABOUHA.
4H «ari« 0t UtimMM mat nwotettaas
Jl niiiMt will b« olMirKad In- l
word.
OovuatuOMttoaa «dv«rtMas 6MbO>
Mttaa win b« ahnij-ai ter Mt Ibrm
fKtaiM per ItDe, up to Iftjr
&Bter«d M Mcwad elasa mtatkm
AufVBt 20, iSiO. ai th* pMt aflto« at
ttraeairUie. Nurt2> CSaroliMii^ amiv
tot «( Mareii L 1879.
Kriday, Jtuie 25. MO.'t.
I \<;l. WH VM> S(M Til \KI!I< \
A ftnv days ago Gcni'rul OcWtl, a
liruisli .->ul)jci L (iT Soutli .Mrii a. wa.s
!r!cii anil convii toil (if troasuii. (leiKTa!
lii'Wi'i Iiaci iiii'ilcd a ri-volulion against
tic i';n(jlisli i i'Dwii, ami lor tliis lie
mu.'t .si-rvo six years in prison.
• ioH' ral J)r-\\ ol IS to l)e pitiod in ;i
srnall measuri'. It will h« ronienib('r.
<n1 tii.it 111- was DUO of tlio most iiiipur-
!an! of till' It'adi'rs tliat iohkIU for tlir
aiiioiifiidiiii'i' ol Soutli .Vfrica in Iho
Ito.'r War several yoars apo. Coner-
,ii Di'U'ot lias ii.'i'u tiglitiiiK lor' iiis
• ountrv in tli.- saiiji' nianner tliat
1-i‘or^i- W.t.siilnarloii and our fori-falh-
>*rs fonsilu fov 111"' frc'i'doin of lliis
in ITTt'i.
.Sniitli .\fri<-a Is undiT liu- ruio ol
<;rcai Hritain, bnl the people want ;i
^oviTnniont "f iheir own. and iliey
ev-niually .u'l'uri- ii .
lia.-c, in tli<‘ prcr.i-iil Kiiru-
|)'.^n war, i witli
iiorrih'.e a'!'ori!ii'.- aKaiiKi
Ml' llliux'etil. I ivi! inn i.if l!"l
'Uiii I'f n:iit il u inn d'-.id ;ind
w'! iiiiii'-i scldii-r^ (>:i '.I'.' I^ariii fi'.'I.i
: Tii;laMd sliovild :ii.~i> n'ln' tiilpi'i- tluit
. ' M.s of 'ioiim 111"
-I'lii' ihii-^ Id thi' i ivii popnko'uii i.
'!!•• H'liT w;n’. .\oi iinl> ijiii .-Ije niiiiil
. I" w lundi'd Mildi'-r> nn tin* lieM. bu'
M!" !i:i l lirr soldi'M's III lire un woiiii'n
i:l'i vliil Ir-'M ;n si'V 'r'ti Iiin'S diir
Mli; 'he w.'ir
■l'!i<''.' ;i!" tiiiiii;.-' .he .'lioiili
■ "i!;i'ii\ii.'i' .ind-'he should also reineni
Ui.ii i.’i'i,'. ra! ('!irhi}:ni u-;i:'
f'^r the fr. i-dn],, of lii< IKU:V'
Mii'l Ihal ih' world will iini
ii'-r ;iiiy praise fui- llo- i n m '
:i-' 11 iii'eord hiiiL if brtu.il
f, ( Ill >1 \N
i! 1.- Ii.'in:; rini'.'iri-d l^uisiiii'
V. ;li Hill hi' (lie man to fie appointed
t 1 >11.1 1 I'd .Mr iir\an whu ri-siKiii'd
ret.1 r> or .'!tate ^onie lime uKO.
J^ilisint; IS ihi' propi'r iiiaii f'jr the
)d;K'i' b' l-aii.se he has the ahility to do
fii.' >vorl;, and b(;siiles hi- is a man
of Ih'' riiilit calibre to lill ilii- plae ■
v.ti'.ilcil liy liryun
I.UKsilii; fully iinderisaiid.s the ripor
oil,', diifie.i imposed on the man that
'II' 111.- liMSl iiuj)iirt:ii;t pi.sition in
111' .\iiieriean I abviel. and we helieVi'
■irji he will be a man that will attend
In.- 'liiiies strietly, and not let other
'liii i-i'i in alieitd of hiiiisi lf ;inil his
I III":
just sit down and indulge in some fan-
tiful thiukizig, while you stare into
blue iiiiiueiiBity, and see if life doesn't
take a brighter view . It will do you
good, anyway.
II »VK vor TIIK TIM1-:
Have you got the time to wage a lit
tle private clean up plan, or are you
to ensrossed with your business affairs
to Rive a little time, thought and lab
or to the health of yourself and neigh
bors? itight now is the lime for Ty
phoid to set in. and it would be well
lo have the premises around your
house eli'aned up and made sanitary.
There is no excuse for you to delay
this You will never have a better
I'hanee th;iii lo start right today. Oi'*
a move on you.
SOMKTIIIMi WOKTU WIMM
V.'^tei'iiav .<iiw till' opeiiili;; diiy of
111! (Ireeiiiili' I'hailtaUillRi, ;ind we'll
waner dolhirs to doughnuls that all
who u iliic.-st'd and heard th" perform-
am >esh'rday i veiiin^ and nighl.
li-U that ilie\ Were amply repaid for
till- tinii' and money that it took.
Th'' Cliaiiluuiiua i.' somelhiiiK more
than wi' ri'alizc'd. It is grejit. It is
,i;rand. It is an ediualor worth while,
and it aiiuiSi's at the same litiii'. It
dispels the dull eares from your iiiiiiil
and semis >oii to your hotiie, gay and
happy (!o down this . veiling and
see if wilut we say is true
l*\ri!t»M/.K TIIOSK WHO HKI.I’ I S
ll would lie a great t’avnr to us if
the readiTs of this paper would pa
tionize ilie iiieri'hanls who give us ad-
rtisin.i:. and at the same time, ineii-
tjiiii the fait lo tiie merehaiil that you
^;^w his ad 111 the llelleetor. It helps
lis and helps the menhant. too. ll is
a Ituosl for the hu.siness. uiid makes
ilii' iiieri'hanl fi-el that h
hi' iii(ii!i-y's non It
And the blackberry wine about *BIKD DOGS FOI! S.iLK:
here. Take a swallow dear, and see setter,;. Kroi.i
if it is good.
It's a long, long way to rhristmas.
Squibs From Other
Squibbers
stock.
blacit.
G1 AU.lN I Law School OpenH
•ogis*irtd I Chapel Hill, June 22,—With over
Kight ws3'«'^ ol 1. White ai..l forty-live matriculates on the records
Each in-i'! J5.. t.niale $2 ad, 'and with a faculty of three men, the
Write li. F. Ma HjiM...,
ti-2: ID MU
Pannele .N (' 11’iiiversity's suntnier law school open-
jeU here today with fine prospectjj of
I a most successful term. The BChool
.iostralian Ofticlai ('nils Ha»>ebull Slllj opened last Friday, but registration
New York, June 22,—It remained has been delayed because the unus-
for an Australian minister of health ually heavy enrollment in the summer
'to discover that baseball is brutal school for teachers has made it nec-
dangerous and also silly. During a essary to devote all attention lo it.
recent game in Sydney, teams repre
j seiiting America and Australia wen .\eroplane £Dfrin« iitopprd
play at a Patriotic Carnival. Ac ' Francisco, Cal., June 22,—Twd
cording to the report of a Sydney ilummunl live hundred feet in the air
Should IU‘tueiut>er
(Wilmington Dispatch.)
Callant young men in the surf with'jaiiy. |and flying up side down while loop-
charming young women at Wrights-j "in America’s second inning a ing-the-loop, the engine of the aero-
■iille Beach should understand it is not player defected a fast ball straight roplane operated by Art Smith, of Fort
permissible to duck a dear. If,,, the densest portion of the crowd, j Wayne. Ind., stopped today. Smith
laud a scream was heard. The ambu-1 righted the airship and voplaned to
lanee men rushed to the spot, and earth
found th:it a woman had been struck I
on the head by the ball, but was not >o REASOJf FOB IT.
periously injured. Without waiting to j
si'e if any damage had been done tlu-j wjien UreeDTllle C'lllzeni Show a Way.
plavers proeured another ball and |
eotitinued the game as if notliing had ! 'I'^ere can be uo reason why any
l,ei ('obnebs (Jrow
I Washington I.*aily News.)
Some people wouldn't pay a nickel
to see the statue of liberty do a hand
stand on her pedestal and there are
<>thers who wouldn’t pa\ a nickel for
PB0F18810HAL CABM
a. w. cisna a. ».
fttUmu limited to dto—at
lr«t lar, ITaM ui HvmiI
VlM fttllll Of Wmcm
with Dr. D. h, JamM,
*Uto, M. a, afMT Mamtnr.
tmm* Ofloa. WashlaftM. ■. ft
HABDDfG * FntBCl
Lawr«n
Practicing la all tha Coorta '
OBea IB ITootan Bnlldlnc oa VkIM
•traet, trontlns Conrt Ho«aa.
J. F. THlCtPEH
Teteraarr Snrgaoa
OBc«: Wlnslow'i Stablaa
Pfeoaat BAT II ITIOn MM.
an advi-rtisenient. in spite of the faet
that ihi.-y are sure of getting more | jjapppned, A few moments later thii* * suffers the tor-
thaii tlii'ir money's worth. liotli are wiis also dt'flected to the upper I aching back, the annoy-
in the same class. Don't disturb j.torv of the pavilion striking a man ; urinary disorders, the pains
on the shoulders, Mr, Flowers, the j dangers of kidney Ills will fail to
heed the 'words of a neighbor who
DS PAUL FITZ«EBAL9
—DENTIST—
..Oflee aier Fraak Wflaoa't Btaia
HrMaTlllc H. C. — Pfeaaa Mt
tlieiii l.el the cobwebs grow
'I'lie Voice
lIlaleifTh Times, 1
No, Genevieve, the man is not i
actly ill ineiited, hi? is just doing a
liltle work for the local baseball cluli.
The reason he rides up and down the
street yelling like a wild man is not
for the express purpose of frightening
children and horses, but that form
of advertising isn't by any nioatis a*-
< xpeiisive as newspaper space and it
is prolial'ly v.orth what it costs.
Mr
IVilllain K. Tolson and .>Iiss KIlie
Itrown Harried Today
I ;i,'r:..aii> :-ays that I'ngland throws
lionihs I'll uiiforiiliud towns, Kngland
.-.:iys (■,1'itiuiny throws lioinhs on uii
fortilii-'l lowiis. C-'niiany .says l-ji.g
laiiil has ir't to stop it. l-aiglaml says
III I'liialiy ha.- ^i>l to <toti it - oh. what'-'
the llsi''*
SS'( ;i. sonic of till' hride's ihaf inisse I
^ctiiiiL; a hold on a .liiiie liusliaiul -I I'
have the coti.solation that anoiher ,Iuiic
will roll
ini'iiihs
;iroiind ill about iwelv
' r>uii" .<tcplienson. ol ilic Ita'.cigli
'I'iiiii .1. li.'i.- had his pilotoj.'1'iipli laken.
W . iM.iilil ll',% ■ to have a ci.py of hc-
lik' iic'-s ',i :ii!orii niir whrdU' saiic
lillll.
.''till Ihi- fellows continue to throw
III. II- l;ai ill ll.'- rjim. ,'io many o! tlicm
arc hooked fur a riui that Wi. have
losi ci.iiii' I'l lie- ili-ar ho>'s iKiill"^-
At ;i o cloi'k Wt'diiesday morning .Mr
W'illiarn K. Tolson iind .Miss Klli<‘
Hrown were married in the Jarvis .M—
iiiorial -Methodist I’luireh of this city
I The < hurch was simply hut artisti-
! cally demraled with potted flowers,
^'Weet lie,'is and gardenias. ,Mrs. S
I T hite presided at the organ ami
is getting I [ lay,.,J s^„fi iiuisie while the guest
.'issemhled. Ininiediately before thi
bridal party entered si.v young Itidics
all intimate fi iends of the bride, wcki'-
iiig Itiigerif! dresses and black picture
hats entered and took their stand h>'
fore I he altar. They were Mlssc-
.Misses .lennii' I!. Morrill, of Snow
Hill. ..\nnie l.eonard Tyson. .Mary
U:iw!.;. of Wil.aiti. .letiiiii' Williams, of
Warrenton, Ward Moore :ind Bets;.
(In,-en<‘. The ushers entered next.
They Were .Messrs. .hinies Hrown, Jr..
Kittrell. (iarland Brown and
I. Itrowti. Miss Lalla lirown.
sir-ier of the bride, :is maid of honor,
then entered She wore a pink crepe
(O' chine dress and hat to n’atch, and |
carried pink Killarney roses. The
bride entered on the arm of her father
.mil she was met at Ibe ;tllar (>.v llu'
groom ;ind his best man, .Mr I'ranU
\V Hrown. of Halttinore. The lirhU*
wore n hecoming going-aw.-iy suit of
valley lilies. Ue\ . .fno, U .Mat-'
thews perlotneil the ceriniony. IJo-
lieiiu'rin's wedding iluircli w:i- pla.red
iis the bridiil prirtv entereil. also as
a recessional.
minister for health, who was present ■
rushed out on the ground, and called ;
out; "Stop this silly game.” The pla.v. j ''HJe citizen^says.
<'rs promptly obeyed his orders, and I
play ceased.”
has found relief. Kead what a Green-1
Mrs. A. S. Jenkins, 1112 Cotanche
I St., Greenville, Says: "About three
] years ago my kidneys began to give
Having qualified as administratrix of I l'-““‘>Ie. My back ached all the
.1 H Bunting, deceased, late of Beth- 'headaches, dur-
el, l-itt county. North Carolina, this jwhich objects floated before my
is to notify all persons having claims |
against the estate of the said deceas. j
ed to exhibit them to the undersigned
within twelve months from date or
D. M. CLABK
Attoraey at Law
^Dd and Drainag* Caaea a Buiial#
In ofllce formorly occnplad ky
F. 9. James ft 8on.
8. J. EYERETT
Attoraer at Law
OHice in the National Bank Building
Dickinson Avenue,
this notice will be pleaded in bar uf
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will pleiise make im
mediate payment.
This the 2ord day of June I'Jlj.
Sallie 1... Bunting, Admrx.
1'’. f'l. James & Son. Attys.
6-L’?. I.T ltd and rUw
Sale «if I’ersoniil I’r-iperljr.
1)11 Saturday the 20th day of .Itine
l'.'l,-|, at 1 p. m. I will at the residence
and store of H. li. Turner, deceased,
in Arthur, Hei.ver Diitu Town, hip,
I’ilt Co.. expose to pulilii; sale all of
the stock of gootl.-; and merchandise,
stiicii to be sfild iti bulk, and other
nicies of persotml properly belong-
iii.'C lo said estate. Terms of sale cash.
InviiKiry of stock will be taken and
(xinbited fill lUiy of s;\le, and the
amount of said inventor/ can he bad
on In.'iuiry as soon as same can be
tak( ii. S;il(! made by virtae of an or.
der of Che Clerk of the Supr'rior Court
of l‘itt Countv.
This file 7 d:i> of June l!*f,'>.
f)I)K TrRNJKK.
\ Irninistrator of 11. H. Turner
.11 ! U S r.lIOW.N. .\ttorney
3td 3tw
Tor Sale or Kent
I have two stores f<ir sale or ■•.•nt in
Williervllle, N. C. All persons Uiter-
esti d apjdy ;o, IKivid Sutton, rlreen-]
\:iie, N, c. i;.2.-'.-otd j
; eyes. I was restless daring the night PABKIB8 ART BTOM
and had to get out or bed and Bit up to' Cara«r lYtnrth and Erana Btraali
rest my back. The least cold settled! Pkalaa Ma4e Both Day aad
j on my kidneys. The secretions from! Baai as Taw
.my kidneys were too frequent in pas-j KODAK IfOBK
sage and annoyed me considerably
Seeing Doan’s Kidney Pills recommend
ed in the papers, I procured a anppiy
at Bryan’s Drug Store. This medicine
proved of great benefit, strengthening
my back and relieveing the other
symptoms of kidney complaint."
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Your liruRPriM will refund money if P.\7.Q
OiN'TMK.NT fails to cure any cast* of Itching,
Hlind, itlcrdingor Protruding i*iiei;itiC to 14 day*.
The iirsl aj.plication ffivea auU 60c
SOUTHAMPTON
COTTAGE
5TH STREET WILLOUGHBY
ADVANTAGES OF
BOTH BAYS
ROOM AND BOARDING
RATES REASONABLE
MRS. J. W. YORK
BOX 177 OCEAN VIEW. VA.
\oi i{ OWN Tiion;iiT>
1 here i.> one thiiif; in ihis world that
doesn't cosi a cent, yet it Rives us an
liiiliuiiie.l iimoiiiit of pleasure and rec-
re:,tioB. It i" ll"' private thinkiiit.’
iliat wo do.
If you liave tievei' tried this entirely
,,!eas;inl little bit of fus. inaling work,
j.. it and do it now The happiest
iiionieiUs of your life were spent dur
ins your childhood, and in those haly-
c<iii days of real enjoynient. you built
Munibers and r.utnbers of iiir lastle:^
that save your young mind luid In an
untold enjoyment. When the air cas
tie came tumbling down, you hobhed
just one sitjh of roRn.t and forgot it.
'I'lie troubles of life did not tell on
you as they do now since ynu have
peached maturity.
■y'ou can still build air castles iii
fpite of the fact that your years have
Jiiuitiplied. Vou ean still Ret souk
^aore real pleasure 4>ut of ibis life, If
you only go at it riRbt.
Wlien business venture.^ go wronK,
• Vnd ihe jilu'. i-':'o(i!id still as
something useless, while the childieii
ilod«e itulotiioliiles on the streets, cot'
siaiiil.' in danger of h' in^r killed
.Ml, this life is full ol thorns iiiid
roses, pri'tty >;irls and homely men.
:niil ue hate to part from it
I'dijah Went to heaven n, a charioi.
i
hut that does not mean that you will |
be taken up in the same manner
..\n exchange s:iys that if th| 1" in
hneistir is silent, why ii. Tiiniili did
they put it in there
Oh Cowan, simplify your honibas-
tjcisni.-i We are liiihle to misconstrue
vonr statements
.\ man's life is in jeopardy when he
disputes his
.Mr. and Mr.s. Tolson left inimediate-
ly aft. r the eereinony for .\tlaiitic Cit.v.
Niagara Palls and fhe (ireat I,akes.
after which they will be at i'lonie i/<
Kelroit. Miss Hrown is the acconi
plished and popular daughter of Mr
and Mis. ,lames Hrown. She has a
host of friends, who regret to see her
le;ive the city The groom is .1 prom-
inent newspaper man of Detroit. The
■filgh esteem if the couple wa.s sho\rr<
111 the numerous and bandsoin" pres
ents
FOi{ HINT '■! FrinisiiFH noows
centrally located. .^pply this of
fice « 17 IE tf
i.4\i» su.i:
j lire Vre\rnlion .Me<“t
I .'v-heviile, June Owneis
Westi i ti -Nerth Carolina, timber '.ands j
are planning to hold a confereiii'e at j
Montreat during the time that tliei
.Nin th Carolina forestry associati-oti i.s ^
in session there to prepare for tin j
J MAKKKTS. !
ilNoridlk 5!.'irk<'tu Quoted by Cobb Bros. 1
I Jt f'9,
j TOi»\Y VKSTKKIIAV |
l.luly wliear 1.01 :i-i
B. F. TX80W
<*Hea M Fouiib Street a«ar Fnmh
i WOsoa’a store
intaraaee
I —
! ALBION DCTTH
I Attoraey at Law
i Jfle* In Sheiburn Building, Tblrd
I f'raetlees wherever his MrricM *r«
desired.
I IrMBTllU North Carollaa.
I
i '
IL BE?iTLEY I1ABKI!«H
MtlU Tl'ltb
•MILD SELIAHLE"
The Ifatual Life Insaraae* Ca.
of Kew York.
J. K. .MARSH
Veterinary Sur^eou and Dentist
Treat All Animals
Call* Promptly Answered Day or Nlgkf
Day Phone 3u4 — Night SM-L
K. V. CAISEY
—A tt«rney-at-l.a w—
Olllce: Wintervllle, N. C.
DR. A>.MK L. .IOV>KB
OMleopathie I’liysician
Office in the National Haiiit HulldiBR
Idckinson Avenue.
Office hours
10 to 12 and C to 4.
Sa .i, I hen
r. If you
lit of it.
, you bone-headed knock
don't like this town, get
liy virtue ot a dei-reo of '.he Sui>i-!r-
ior court of I’itl (ounty '.n ."^iiecial
Frocoedii'.^s 1'Jo:;, entitled J 1'. I.lar-
ris. administrator, vs J. II. .vtorris
ft als. th.e undersigned ComiuissLoner
'.vill sell for <asl. hefori. the l.'ourt
wiles word and lails •<> j in (iruenville, ,\. C , on
vamns ininiediately. j.Monday, July IMT,. the ioUowing
I describ'id parcel ar trai t ot laud, situ
jate l in Ihe i ininty of I'lit and in IJetli
11 1 township ah(/Ut one li.ilf nole north
I ot the town of Bethel
Idiie acre of land l.'ing on (lii. right
side of the road going froiu liethel to
lllaimlton. aifjoinint; tlie ’..-inds of (■.
jw. IMinuiiitson and Col flammotid.
i being the litnd cr<nveyed to Mrs. A.
If:. ,\forris tiy O. W Kdinumlson, ref-
{eretice to w hich the deed is liere'liy
I made for n full ami rtecuraie desi rip-
t ion.
This sih <hi\ of .Iiine I'll.l,
J, I*. MOIUIIS.
.^dminisfr! tor and Coniinissionor
K. <; .lA.MKS AM) Sf).\. Attorneys.
S ltd 4tw.
Sept will ir
■luly I'orii
Sept loi '!
.1 u!.' lard
Sept lati
.liily ribs
Si'Pt ri'j!:
,iy 7-s
i2 T-S
721-:!
9.3.'>
9.fi2
10.27
10.00
HARRY iSklNKEK
Attorney at Law
ti>Ki:ri«TIi.LE, NORTH ( ARni.lV'
.SCIIKDl Lt OF 1‘ASSEXiER TftAIM»
control and oreveutiori of forest tires
ill this sei tioij of the state during tin
approaching fall. Thousands ot dol.
lars are lost each year as a result of
flar.ie.- wbicu sw(-*?p the mcantam ^
sides and it is tV'.e hope of the men j
who own ties clatjs of land that tliify |
will be able to tiiKe effective s':eps to i ^k>TS .IM> lll.AI) STO.NKS
[iroteet their holi.iigi from tire in the j
fall the season uf tlie year wi;ea the j A.M> IROX IKNt'ES
tires are in«ht frt-i|uetil.. j (JI»K1.S \ ii.LK, - MtHlil CAROLIM.V
Atlantic ('oa.st Line.
N.-wth Bound South Bound
No. 58 8:18 a. m. No. 72 1:18 p. m.
No,
p. m. No. 59 6:30 p. m.
I C-LANIER
Norfolk Seathem
Kast Bound West ollund
No,. 4 1:08 a. m. No. !1 3:02 p. m
No. 2 9:40 a. m. No. 17 7:54 a. la
No. 18 6:30 p. m. No. 1 6:25 p. m.
N
orfolk
ew
Southern
hort
R
ailroad
oute
.Men bants shou.d he doing some ad
\ertising to catch trade from the chau-
tainiiin visitors who will he here iicm
week
If tluit girl who wrote all that po
etry in lU'r examination can cook
good biscuits she is all I). K.
We hear sotiie fello'W's who have pin
their fist to a ‘scrap of paper" talking
anxiously between the si'enes.
playground for eliildren would ^
remove them from the danger of the WILI. M(>VE OFFICE
crowded streets. j wish to announce that after July
(ippf J occupy olflees on »be third
We so no signs of the iiiipendiiiK floor of the National Hank Huiklin^
tragedy . ailed suffrage, getting a hold 617-3td Don Ollliani
Carr & Atkins Hdw. Co.
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(■asiiline I,ike 11 Cit} t-'a'i Stove
For Sale By
Carr & Atkins Hdw. Co.
<;reenville, jt. c.
j iicliedule la effcct April lltb IVlk
N. B. The following schedule HgnrM
published as Information ONLY and
I are not guaranteed,
j TRAI>,S LEAVE (JKEKAVILLE-
i EAST HOUM>
!l:OS A. M. iJaily, “Night Kxpress''
I Fullnian Sleeping Car for Norfolk
i :^:40 A. M. Daily, for Plymouth, Kllza
' beth City and Norfolk—Broiler Par
lor Car Service C!hocowlnity to Nor
folk, Conueets for all points Nortfc
and West.
r):30 P. M. Daily, except Sunday, ti’
Washiiigtou.
WEST BOL'Mt
'<:02 A. M. Daily for W’iison, Kaleick
and W’est. Fulliuan Sleeping Cai
Service. Connects North, Soatk
and West.
7:54 A. M. Daily, except Sunday, for
Wilson and Kaleigh. Connects for
all points.
7:25 P. M Daily for Raleigh and all
Intermediate stations.
For further information and reserra
tion in Sleeping Cars, apply ta J. I*
Hassell, Agent. Greenville, N. C.
J. I». STACK, H. S. LEABD,
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