la PUet of the Saloon, '
As a matter of cariosity, if nothing
lse, a Harvard professor's views on the
beer saloon are worth reading. ': These
are to be found in. Professor Peubody 'g
"Substitutes For the Saloon." -
The learned gentleman is of opinion
that the saloon flourishes not so much
' because of the poor man's love of drink
m beoaose of his love of sociability, and
in this he Is no doubt right The pro
, feasor repeats, what has often been sold
before, that the drinking saloon is the
poor main's club. In it he finds light,
' merriment, games and newspapers. A
place therefore that would combine the
ooiai features without the intoxicating
i . arms, nature wouia constitute tne mouei
' substitute for the saloon. :; This is truej
" still it would not stop the evil caused
- by too inuohs beer drinking. . It is in
- deluging himself with sour, swill-like,
- cheap beer, "rushing the growler," as
it is called, in the daytime,-during
4 t.t UnnM, M.A4 - nwl
... part of the laboring man's wages is
r . spent. Professor Peabody would have to
find a substitute for either this beer or
the appetite that craves it if he would
: save the poor man's money. Perhaps if
,. . the poor man had more nourishing and
nalatable food for luncheon it would so
r far tQ stop the beer guzzling through
, , thedajy,. ';-;K :-5...;;-,t.'; :i,:,..
The professor is of opinion that if
'"""somebody could invent aa attractive
"Tdrink that would not be intoxicating
and if the poor man's social instinct
. could be satisfied at the same time
. without the accompaniment of intoxi
v eating drinks, a long step forward in
human progress -would bo 'made. ;'The
best sooial substitute for ,the saloon
&w.onld be a poor man's club, where be
' could have games, teading, attractive
environments, harmless drinks, etc. At-
4amntfl 4 'ttwmiilA ' cm-V isinKaf -S T-nfem mill
be failures in every case if the poor man
. thinks there is any tang of religion or
' charity about thorn. -.
.Exercise For Middle Aged People.
'- There are no old people now except
' those who voluntarily slump down and
- take a lazy satuaaction in saying tnoy
"can no longer exert themselves as they
" did SO years ago. They say so because
- ' l Jt - i. A ... L il ... 1
" i Too most that the spry, up to date per-
' son past his youth will confess is that
he is perhaps woll getting along to
be a little middle aged." '
' . i -.' One priceless piece of knowledge this
blessed last quarter of the nineteenth
century has brought to the people who
. . ata TvtrhfLrifl DAtHnor nlnnc rr rtn a, littlA
' ' middle aged is that they actually need
. more physical exercise than young peo-
pie do. .Unless they take it and keep it
no vear after Tear thev find themselves
jtbeeoming fat and heavy and lumbering
Mid stiff in the joints. They are less in
v olined than ihey were to walk and run
and skip about Yet giving up to this
insidiously creeping laziness, for it is
.nothing else, is exactly what makes
them become old, useless and decrepit
f Expressly for these persons who feel
. themselves slow and stiff and heavy a
merciful providence seems to have per
, mitted to be designed the bicycle. It
' , limbers the joints "and takes ofifthe
., cumbersome fat as nothing else will, It
makes the brain clear, the eye and the
band strong and steady and keeps the
V. , heart forever young. " After one learns
" to oontrol it there is not so much danger
in riding it as there is in riding in a
carriage. , The bicycle is a horse that
; ,. : never scares and hardly ever runs away.
finally no man or woman alive is
' too old to leam to ride the bicvole.
- Explorer Borohgrevinck's expedition
, to the south pole will leave London next
September. ' The party will sail south'
, want as xar as may be cm tney are no
., ... ea in at the approaoh of ooid weather.
Then they will winter on the edge of
" . Ihn armth nolar oontinsnt and rmnfcinnft
their explorations next summer. . It is
Interesting to know that the expenses of
. , the expedition are met. by a rich Eng
llshman, Mr. Gilbert Bowick. It is true
he expects to reap abundant pecuniary
-.- reward from the enterprise in the shape
of furs, bird skins, minerals and other
'' valuable goods, but this reward is not
Bbsohitoly certain." It is greatly to the
- credit, therefore, of Mr. Bowick that he
has risked $25,000 on an expedition to
wtucn uje oniy certainty attaching is
. he oertaiuty that it will enrich science.
Where is the American millionaire who
Wfiuld dP 8 mucM
' . Mr. Richard Watson Gilder, editor
of The Century, has been inspecting the
tenement houses of London, also those
of the great continental cities. He does
not hesitate to. say that in the. vilest
slums of Europe he finds no tenement
. dens as bad as those on the east side of
, his own New York. - And jet the 'airs
New York puts on over western and
other cities! - -
81r Miohael Hioks-Beaoh has been in
politics in a quiet way for 80 years, but
never did any one thing to attract wide
notice until he made his speech on the
British budget this year. . That gave him
fame ait the age of 00 and put him
among the leading financial statesmen
of the nations. ?
',,'lnit is called a farm in the eastern
t of this country is broadened out in
i wost and" called a ranch.' In Aus
ionr western ranch is broadened
. , h 1 more and called a stations
i ..us (J the Australian stations oovor
hole C 'lmtiia and more too. . -'
. K - "rra PUlsT"
Send yonr ndilresi to H. E. Bnckleo Si
O-v, C'liicK0, d (p't S free sumbte box
f Dr. King's New Life Pills. A triul will
ronvinco you of ttielr merits. Theso pllll
n ryin oclion and are particularly
' in tno euro or Uonstipation and
. i . ii. la -lie. For Malaria and L1t
a iluy Imvo len proved iuvaluahle
mi! t i'irunlfvj to be porrenlly tree
i c c y (I. -li'irinuMibtaure and -iaii
' v ' ii)lu. They do not weaken
r :. but by civina totu to
( n I i,n '4 printly invijioni'
r ': e i: 'c. Sold by F.
THE COLO THROW DOWN.
aha Had BtHln4 It, and tha Bntnaaaa
Wa at aa Xod. '
" She entered a Third avenue jewelry 1
store with a typical Bowery gait, and
walking up to a clerk, she handed out a
Iring and brusquely-Queried:
. "What's it worth?' -'
"Very little," he answered after a
brief glance. ... .
: i'Do you call it a diamond?" :
""No, it's not a diamond."' J ; ' "
.1 "Didn't cost $600, did ltr". " V
"Oh. no!" - -."About
78 cents, eh?"
'That would be nearer its value, I
think. I hope you didn't buy that for a
diamond ring?" - "
'No, I didn't - My feller gave it to
me for an engagement ring. "
I see, " said the clerk as be turned
his head away to smile. .
Said it was a $500 proof of his
love."
"Yes."
"I've been a little suspicious all
along, but didn't want to raise row.
Odly glass, eh? Seventy-five cents buys
em anywhere? Well, the engagement
is off, the feller has got the cold throw
down, and I'm ready for the next See?"
New York World.
An Orehaatral Inaplratton. -
"We have a good many things to oon
tend with," remarked the man who
managed a theatrical "company on, the
roaa last winter, "but the worst or them
all is the orchestra." .- 1
"Musicians were never noted as being
eminently practical," was the reply.
I know that But the worst of it is
that they insist on trying to be so. They
think they have ideas and fromhead try
ing to put them into operation. I was
in a small town and gave the leader the
music that, goes with our piece. 'We
can't learn that, he said. 1 haven't
time tooall the men for a rehearsal.
I'm too busy. They're busy too. They
all work in stores during the day. '
'Well,' said I, 'there's only one scene
that I am very particular about It
wants something solemn and shivery.'
'Is it the scene I saw on the billboards,
where the villain is running the hero
into the sawmill and the girl rescues
Eim just in the nick of time?' - 'That's
the one.' 'Don't you worry,' said the
leader. 'I've got the very thing to fit
that piece. Wait till you hear it It'll
surprise you.' "
"And did it surprise you?" ,;
"Thoroughly, i I never was more sur
prised in my entire life... The leading
man was tied on the carrier that was to
shove him into eternity. The machinery
was started. The saw began to buzz,
and the leading lady began to 'batter
down the door. And what do you think
that orchestra started in to play?"
"I can't guess. What was it?"
" 'Just Tell Them That You Saw
Me.' "Detroit Free Press. ;
.. A Falthral Farter. . t-
'Once when I was stopping at a pio
neer hotel at Alamosa, Colo., " said the
anoient major,"! asked' the landlord to
have a fire made in my room at 6:80 the
next morning. He made a note of my
request on a book or slate kept for that
purpose and told me the porter would
attend to the matter. . , ;
-"The note road, 'Fire 40 at 6:80.'
"The porter was new to the business.
He oame at 6 :80, and, having knocked at
my door, was admitted. Then he told
me to get out . I asked him what sort
of a fool be was, and ho said he was all
kinds, but he obeyed orders just the
same. And, don't you think, that fellow
tried to throw me down the stairs, ' He
would have succeeded, in fact; had not
the landlord appeared in time to save
me. ' '
"That was the new porter's interpre
tation of 'Fire 40 at 6:80.' "Chicago
Times-Herald..
The Point of View.
A certain eminent physician went to
a concert at bis wife a earnest request,
though he has no knowledge of or inter
est in music.' He was rather listless until
one of the singers, a lad, rose and be
gan to sing for the first time. Then he
brightened up.
' wno is tnat aito?'.' ne assed.
k,
"Altol" exclaimed hi ife.$"That
't an alto. She's a high soprano, and
isn
her name U Jones. .
"Hum!',' said the doctor. '
"Why? Do you like her voice?" ,
"Can't say much for her voice, but
she has one of the finest bronchitises
that, I ever encountered. "Youth's
Companion. ' - .
- ' Hot Patented Either.
Knicker After all, there is only one
sure fire esoape. . ,
Booker What is that? '
Knioker To lead a blameless life.
New York Herald.
Bhonld Have Known Better.
"Papa, dear I Is Queen Viotoria still
living?" ' ' - ' ' , ,
1"Oertainly, my boy. Why ask silly
.wauuuar uruuiuyu juud.
She Oh, Jaok! Do you know, Mr.
Gibson punctuated his tire yesterday? ,
He You mean punctured, my dear.
She Well, anyway, he oame to
full stop. Sketoh.
To the Trade:
tft.
We are In a position to tell Goods at
the very lowest possible prices. We do
not travel a salesman, tliercforr, we will
save you that expenso. We iro millets
agents fur the (ale of 8lvk Nonpurkl
Best Patent Diadem nd Charm., W
buy our Meals, Lord, Cofl. eand Tolrco
and inny other Ooodo In our line from
first hands. To convince yoii tlmt we are
hwi(lHiarters, call in, examine soo'K and
, ' i The Same Thing. . J
g'-t our prioes. HUBKUTS & l.o,
' BASEBALL BREVITIES.
Bowdoin has won the championship
of the Maiqe College league. - . ..
Outfielder Stahl of the Buffalos is
said to be a comer, resembling Jesse
Burkett ;. .
Dan, Daub is the Brooklyns' winning
pitcher. And he was farmed out early
in the season. .
No manager in the business worki
his pitchers with better judgment than
Ed Han Ion of Baltimore.
Helny Peitzis again in form and will
do the bulk of the catching for the Oin
cinnatis the balance of the season.
George Davis is playing "in his 1894
form for the New Yorks, fielding clever
ly and batting hard and effectively.
Anson says that an outfielder, in oxr
der to be suooessful, must study bate-
men just the same as a pitcher dose.
Shorty Fuller has signed with St
Louis and is a Brown again, after foul
years' absence from the Mound City,
Jesse Burkett, who leads the National
League in batting, made 80 hits in hit
first 48 games, an average of nearly 8 to
a game.
Joe Mack, better known as Beddy,
who was onoe with the Baltimores, ia
dossed as the best second baseman of
the Atlantio league.
No matter how effective Pitcher Theo
dore Breitenstein is, his support is so
poor ihat he scarcely ever pitches in a
Winning game these days.
iAvigne and MoAnllffe.
Eld Lavigne is now regarded by nine
out of ten sporting men as the light
weight champion of the world. Tech
nically the championship is held by
Jack MoAuliffe, and Griffo, the Aus
tralian, is another claimant. McAuliffe
has had a long and what may be called
prosperous career, for he won the
championship and has spent more mon
ey than any other lightweight chain
pion on record. His condition has also
been such that he has not been at hie
best for a number of years. No great in
ducements havo ever been offered him
to box Griffo or Lavigne within the
last year, and it always requires a big
purse to tempt McAuliffe, who is not
cheap. , If there is money enough to be
made, McAuliffe will probably accom
modate Lavigne and try to get in fit
condition for a hard match. McAuliffe
detests training, and for a long time he
has depended on his natural skill as a
boxer and his quick wittedness to win
bouts. McAuliffe said some time ago
that he would enter into a match with
Lavigne as soon as the young westerner
returned from London. It will be the
most notable matoh of MoAuliffe's ca
reer, aa it will be of Lavigno's, provided
it can be held under Marquis of Queens-
berry rules without interruption. New
York Bun.
Tale's Strongeftt Opponent.
The London Sportsman, says that the
Leander Boat club's eight, which will
contest at Henley for the Grand Chal
lenge cup, is made up entirely of mem
bers of Oxford crews who have previous
ly been victorious over Cambridge
crews. The strongest of the other op
ponents of the Yale crew will be the
eights of New College, Oxford and
Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Constipation
Causes fully hall the sickness In the world. It
retains the digested food too long ia the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, Indl.
3
gestlon, bad taste, coated psav B
tongue, sick headache, In- I Ipf 1 1
(omnia, etc. Hood's Pills Ilia
cure constipation and all its : J w
results, easily and thoroughly. 26c. All druggists.
Prepared by O. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hood's SarsaparlUa.
CITY MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Dally by Roberts c tiro.,
Wholmale and Retail . JHerehanla.
Wkoleaale Prieea.
Hlb fidef, 5c. ;
Short Backs 4)&
Mesa Fork (new) 19.25.
'Rump $9.50. '
Short Clear (0.35.
. TJan:s4 sngar cured, lljc.
N, C. Hanis 9c.
' Fiesh l'ork 4) to 5.
Latd Compound, In Tubs, S to 5.
i BeslLcnf ard in Tub, .
Flour, best patent, $1 20 to $4.30.
Flour, Fancy Straight, (3.00 to (3.95,
Straight, 13.00 to 3.75.
Extra Flour $3.25.
Granulated Sugar 5 Je.
A8ugar45.
;C8agai4)c.
Mnlaseei 15 to 25&.
Syrjip lSto 25c. . , .
-Cheese to l0ic.; L
Butter BoquatOreamy, 20 to 21c.
Unltcr. Dalrv. 17 to 18c.
Rle Coff 14 to 18c.
La Guara Cofiie 18 to 20c. .,
Ground Alum Salt 55c
Pia 00 to5.
Chickens, grown, 45c.
; BprlrjR Chickens 20 to. S5c.
Eggs 8c. .". ,
Beeawax 20c
i TeanaU 60 lo 70c.
. Ni lee, $ij,t to 6c
Hide, green, SJr-
" Beef on fool 4 to 5c. ' "','.
Oorn40c,t$ ,. , f
OnlS.
Meal 60c. ? t , ... j , C
'.'" .
Mrs. Anna Gap, wife of Ex-
' Cc!ur.but Kin .ays .'
. VI wa delivered
of TWINS U
. leu than SO mln'
I uttt. moi . with
, ecarcely any pata
(7 V after using- only
"77 V .fter
T i" UT " tf tvr0 bottle of
. r - ' l ".'.!3TI!ERS
Fr'EuD"
SID HOT BUII2B AFTEKWAED.
rw-nt hj BrnniMor Msll, Ofl rsnslnt nf nr1(?
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aiiujtd iHM,
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I
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PnOTHERS, Do You Know that Paregoric,
I'y ' Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine f
Do Yon Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons f
Do You Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics
without labeling them poisons I
Po Ton Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child
unless you or your physician know of what it is composed f
Po Yon Know that Castoria Is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its Ingredients is published with every bottle 1
Po Yon Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than
of all other remedies for children combined t
Po Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
" Castoria" and Its formula, and that to Imitate them Is a state prison offense I
Po Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was
because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless?
Po Yon Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35
seats, or one cent a dose f
Po Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
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TjTell, these things are worth knowing. They are facts.
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THE ORIGINAL, ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS,
Is Bold under positive Written 4Jnarnntee,
byantiiorizednfrentR only, to euro Weak Memory,
Dizziness, Wakefulness, Fits, Hysteria, Quick
ness, Night Losses, Evil Droams. Lack of Confi
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ful Krrors, or Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium,
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are the orieinnl and only
MUNCH, saro and rolinble ear
on the market. . Price, $1.00; sent
ur mail, uenuino soiu only Dy
F. S. Dufey,
Solo Agent, New
Berne, N. 0.
IE DDISai'C FOil KlTIIF.lt BEX,
aV Hnwre OThls remedy being In
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Whan T:by was sick, we gave hor Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor!
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaJ
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaJ
Webster's
... . V
Dictionary.
unabridged; edition.
IF1 22.
This it not the Obsolete Edition
that was printed from the original
plates of 1843, but the next Revised
edition compiled 241 years later.
Neither is it bound in pasteboard
and cloth to imitate leather, but it
is genuine leather and substantially
bound. ; v .''. '
I Now do you want this VALUA
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What Bomo people know would
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Dalicote ladies take great restorative.
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Atlantic & 17, C. Railroic
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TIME TABLE NO. 2,
In, effect 7:50 M. Wednea.la". N
27th 1895.
Goino East Sciiedui.h ! Ucww Wks
No. 8 Passenger Trains. Noi 4.
Lt. p. Ill,
3 20
849
412
Stations. Ar. a. m
GoMsboro, 11 25
LiiGrange, 10 53
Kiuston, 10 33
Ar. New Bern, Lv. 9 30
Lv. " Ar. 0 17
Ar. Morehead City, Lv. 8 07
5 15
5 25
0 37
No. 1. f
No. 2
Hutfl frt&
Pun J'rain
Ar. p. ni
6 00
7 20
6 5C
6 20
6 00
5 18
5 00
4 2(1
4 00
3 38
Mixed Fi t &
Puss. Trniu.i
Stations.
l.v. a. m.
7 20
7 53
8 16
8 36
9 24
9 88
9 53
10 15
10 10
u n
11 si
Gnld8boro,
Brat's,'
LaGrange
Fulling Creek,
Kiuston,
Caswell.
Ar Dover, Lv.
Lv. " Ar.
One Creek,
TusciU'ora,
Clark's,
3 20
2 no
io r:
j 40
j oo
S47
8 ;i
8 20
HOO
A M
12 05
1 30
2 12
2 20
2 43
3 12
:i 25
3 SI
3 40
3 51
P M
Ar
New Bern
Lv
At
Lv
Biwrdiiii
C't a!nn
Hav.'.cick.
Ni-ttjinrt,
Wi'.-lwooil,
Atlautic,
l.v
Ar Morelieul City,
Lv
Ar M City Depot, Lv
Morday, Wednesday and Fri'luy.
tTutsduy, Thursday and Saturday.
S. L. DILL, Sun t.
IMgon, Newta & Norfolk
TIME TABLE NO. L.
To take eilect Sunday, May l'lli, IU'0, M
12:00 M.
Superseding Time Table No. 4, Datc
October 37tli, li5.
Going; South, scjikdli.e. Goino Norm,
No. 7. Pussfiner Trains, 'No. 8.
Lvc. A.
It.
Stations.
New Berne
Pollocksyille
Muysvilie
Jacksonville
Wilmiih, ii
P. M
5 20
. 44
4 ;so
3 58
2 00
Al.
9 20
A 55
10 09
10 42
12 40
V. II.
Lvc.
No. 6 Passknukr AND FUKIOUT No. 5
lieave Wilmington Monday, Wednesday
an I Friday. Leave New Bern Tuesday
Tliursuiiy ami Saturday.
Lve. A. M. Ar. 1'. il.
7 00 Lv Wilmington Arr 3 20
7 10 W. Sea-Coast 11. li. IWg 3 15
7 2' Baymead, 8 50
7 31 Kirk'and 2 4(1
7 411 Sc- i Hill, 2 it
7 53 amusL. ad, 2 11
8 05 Cypress Lake, 2 i'd
8 11 Annaii'lale I 5'1
8 18 Womlsule, 1 4i
8 32 Edgecombe 1 3C
8 52 Hollyri l,c I ''
9 00 Fulksloue 12 05
9 19 Dixon 12 I.'
9 34 ' Wrona 12 35
9 50 Arr. Jacksonville Lv. .2 .'.
11 10 Lv. " A'-r. 10 2.5
1119 Northeast 10 Ot
11 38 Whitcoak 9 30
11 58 Mi.ysvil!e 9 'A
12 18 IBavenew.Kjd 8 Be
12 30 l'olloclisvillo 8 "it
12 53 Dc:lrul s 8 28
1 30 Arr. Newberne Lv. 8 00
P. Al. A. M.
Dhlly Except Sunday.
H. A. WHITING,
General Manager.
J. W. MAttTENIS,
Gen'l. Frt. and Pass. Agt
A. & N. C. UAH U0AD-
THKOUOII HATKS i)lf r AliK l!OUN
tri Tickets (season ol l -.i I Iron I ".nii
SlAtlona bflow to pnlnrit imnml on II111 W
N. C. K. lt. Tickets n sal" Junii 1st, I"
inclusive, good forr mi r. i 1 ' Mine 011 or ho-
lore October 31st, 1H!.
TO
Hickory
Monrttiiton
P.
ti:i..vi tl.'-.Ml n 10
10 St
14
IS
1.1 II
11
Old Fort
11 it 11 2:
lllack Mountain,.
Ashevtlle
Hot KprinKH
li:-2o
l.'l 'ill; 13 SO
in..ss
11 :r. 11 4
1:1 a
. i 15 1(6
Bates to all oilier res rts In eastern N C
nr Vlmliila can lie iitrnl .licil upon npplica
tlon. Cliililrou uniler llvu i5) yeum ol njre
free, t'lillilren o( Ave (5) yenra ami unilel
twelvo (14) yearn Ol bro ono-liail ol tlio above
naiueu rates,
S. L. DILL, Gen 1 Pats. Agent,
season & mm mi:
THE A. & N. C. EnlLEOAD
0FFE&S
Ths following Special Sates of Fare, Sea
ion, 1395, round trip from itationi
nuntl belov to Morehead Cuv.
IS AFFS5I JUNE let, 1896.
STATION". " BKAdOX. SAT. NlOllT.
Qolilsbrrro
Tuscnrora
Bests
Mew Bern
a (IritiiKC,....
,Rlverdale,
Fftlllnu Croek,.
Croahin
KJnaton
Havelock
Cauwell,
Nowpnri
Daarer
WiMwooil
Ctanc Creek,....
4 oo 1 4 (n
t IB I HO
s ;r 1 7
2 im I rn
SKI U
1 "S 1 ','11
9 2A li
1 7S 1
III i IM
1 (Ml .
00 !
m M
1 75 .
40 SO
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8. I,' dill. a. r. A.
PIGEON
THE ORETI1
DISCOVERY ; O
THEG , ,
Cnraa in 1 tit i day. Im
modiala in sffaott qoiok U
I'nn t earnac. ia Tea
ixtckat, all oomplata in o
I pa'uw,B raoaiut at pnoa, , (I pat Do
F. iS. DUFPjT. DrnggUt, New
TAUfC
.utHuv 4.1.
C- 30.
tS AND
FREIGHT & PASSENGER.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
The Steamer NEUSE
Is scheduled to sail from New
bcru as folio W8:
MONDAYS, - WEDNESDAYS '
AND FRIDAYS.
Sailing hour 5:30 p. m. Sharp.
Freight received up to 5 o'clock.
For inrtlier information apply to,
GEO. HENDERSON, Afent.
June 23, 1890.
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Berne, H. O.
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