SKETCHES BTM.QUAD
How Mr. Perkins Did It.
Ha was ft young man abont 85 yonrs
of age, and he wore a broad brim hat,
long bai and bnukskin leggings, In fail
belt be had two guns and a knife, and
from tho buttonholes at hie vest dangled
bear claws. He itood thus on the plut
form ai tbe train rolled iir, and he was
showing off at a great rate when one of
the passengers walked up to him with
pencil and notebook in bind and said:
. "Name, please." . : "-" ,
''My name? I am called Sioux Bill,'
air." . -. . . v : '
"Sionx Bill, eh? Didn't know but
what it waa Baby Bill or Sweet Wil
liam. Occupation, if you please. '
"Indian fighter, iir." ..;T : "
' "Oh, ohl I wouldn't have believed
... it. . Thought yon run a greenhouse or
dairy? - What.'" your object in wearing
uch clothes and carrying those guns?"
" Who In are yonf ' demanded
the awfnl Indian fighter aa he turned
on the other. ' ' -
"Perkins Mietah Perkins," was the
reply. r
"And what do yon want of me?"
"Just to look yon over. Let's seel
!!.. Tlill THJi.n Ai.k ... 1
ujwu villi uuiui uuwi guia uiu
bear claws and loggings. Does not ran
a greenhouse or dairy. . Urn I 0m I Have
you ever fired a pistol, sir?" - ..
"W-whatf'V shouted the other. w
.never iooi min i pisroi, - saia jar.
Perkins. "Lots of people have been
hurt , that way. Do-you wish to sell
those bear claws?. IX so, I will buy
, them for my baby brother. Those leg
gings might ccme in handy when I go
hunting for frogs. My dear fellow, how
mnoh for the, whole outfit?" :
"You--yon blamed flshworm! But
do yon know how near death yon are?''
howled Sionx Bill as he danced around.
"Don't don't do it," replied Mr.
Perkins. J 'It'a bad for ' the health.
There, now, sit down on this track and
calm yourself. That's tbe way. There's
a lot of passengers admiring yon, and
: yon have an excellent pose. Keep it up.
I knew the sort of a man you were at a
glance, but I won't give yon away.
Dungle the bear claws and hi ton your
gun around. That's it that's the style.
I'll see you later when I'vo had a bite
to eat Tata, William I Don't disturb
the pose." . -r'j .--., --. : .. : -Bnt
William did. He got up and van
ished down tbe platform, and as tbe
; train palled ont we saw him hiding be
tween two salt barrels.
It Waa Hl Brother Baa. .
- One day a mild mannered man came
long to our camp at Cedar Bend, and
after looking, around for awhile he said
to Jim Taylor, who was then the recog-
sized boss of the camp: -
"I suppose yon hang a man here now
and then?" .
"Oh. certainly," replied Jim. "Yes,
. we take pleasure ia hangin a man at
. intervals." ; - . ' - .:. V-; -
- "Ion hung one about the middle of
last June, I believe?" -:
"Let's see. Middle of last Jane? Yes,
ix, ire oung uriiuir at iuub wuio - 4
. had (he honor of kickin the bar'l ont
from under him myself. Was he a
friend of yours?" - , "
"Mobbe he was. Did he resemble me
"Waal, now, come to take a straight
squint At you, I should say he did. He
bod your eyes and hair, and I should say
his nose was a brother to yours. I don't
' wont to press things, bnt if he was a re-
; lashun of yours yon needn't feel at all
delikit about sayin so."
"Did he give his first name as Sam?"
xea, no uui. y
"And the last name as Baker?" ;
"That's it I've got it writ down, on
a book in my shanty. "
, ' 'Then he was a brother of mine my
only brother," said the stranger in a
voice which shook a little. "Would It
"be agin custom' to ask what you hung
him for?" : ,
"Oh, no, no I He picked up baok
load of property belongin to one of the
boys and was makin off when we cotch
ed him." ,
"Give him a trial?" :
"Fnrsnre."
' ' "Did he say mnoh?" '
"Not very much. . Jest observed he
was mighty glad he was goin to git skat
olthiskontry." .
"And he died happy?" v
"Reasonably so, stranger reasonably
happy. Yes, we all remarked that he
seemed to look upon it. as a change fur
the better and. that be felt, tolerable
sartin of reachia a climate whar it
. wouldn't make any . difference if he
went outdoors somo mornin and forgot
' his overcoat. So it was your brother?"
"Yes." jl.. v.-..-. 1 .,
"Kin 1 say anythin to comfort you,
stranger?" - -y
"N-o, I don't know as you kin, "slow-
ly replied the man, "I was jest passin
on my way to White Hill, and I thonght
I'd stop and see if it really was Sam.
might take a drink if you bev a bottle
handy."
"8artiny. Hero she is. ' Don't stint
yersalf." . t i '
"Thanks; (hat's good. And in the
m Mat of life we are in death. Kinder
- sorry you hung Sam, but I reckon it had
to be, and you can nay to tbe boys that
I ain't kickin, I take the road to the
loft, don't I? Waal, so long."
i . JL.Qcad.
Hot Worth Any Mora.
"A baby was sold in New Jersey the
otlmr day for 00 cents."
"Well, I suppose the mosquito bad
been puawmg on it all summer. " Chi'
cago Kooord.
A Versatile Mil Wanted. .
In a Sydney newspnper lately there
was tins advertisement:. "Wanted A
nmu able to teaoli French and the piano
and to look after tho bull." Tit-Bits.
Would Tell II Im later.
First Boy (to second boy, who has
U' n fieililiiKV Catch anything?
ttorond Hoy I haven't been homo
yet. iiultiuiore Lifo.
r id Too Ever
Try '
:dilc tillers si a reniwly for vour
i If not, g'it a bottle now and got
I. T!
Tliis omilicine 1' been found to
'y xliiptcj to Ilia roliuf and
I 1'. iimle Complaints, exortitig a
In p'vii'fr strength and
a- m ' If v"H Imvo l.n""i of
I ."i.lm Im, l'M'lit-
' I --
I vu.ii 1 7,-
SHE WANTED TO KICK.
- r:, :
Bat BhhIkv tlu Geatla Clerk Jgaaaged
' - to Bmlh Hw BcImbm. - ' . e .
"Is this the water office?" she asked
as sb entered, with fire in. her eye and
fight in her voice, y , 6 ' : .
"It is, madam"-. replied the gentle
clerk at tbe desk. "Is there -anything I
can do for you this fine- morning?" -
There may be, and., there may not
be," she replied, with much asperity,
but I came in to say that while I was
drawing water to make coffee for break
fast a great fish came out of the fanojat,
and" :.i-"V . yi? .l'. -.
"Oh, I see,'! tbe clerk interrupted,
with an j ingratiating smile. "You
oame in to pay the city for the fish.
That was very honest' and good of yon,.
I'm sure, bnt the -city - will not accept 1
any money lor a single fish. - It is true-
the city charges for water only and doe 4
not guarantee to furnish fish as wen,
and I'm bound to say that most ladies
would have taken the fish and said noth
ing about it However, the city will not
take advantage of your unequaled gen
erosity. It will make no charge for it "
With a magnanimous wave of his
hand the clerk tried to dismiss the sub
ject, bnt the caller resumed:
"But this fiBh was" ; :
"Oh, yes, I know what yon would
say. . The am was a fine large one and
mode an agreeable addition to your
morning meal, but still the city would
not think of charging you for it. If
you are so very conscientious about it,
however, you might keep count of the
fish that the city supplies in that way,
and after you nave had, say, a dozen
we may make somo sort of a charge,
but we could not think of accepting pay
for one or two, not for a moment" .
"Young man," glared the woman,
do yon think it is the proper thing
to get your fish by way of your water
faucets?" ' ,
'To be frank with you. madam, I do
not think it is, and for that reason I
would advise you to say nothing about
it, especially among neighbor If tbo
people generally got to know that tho
oity was favoring yon by sending you
rresn Dsn lor breakfast in your water
pipes, why, we should have streams of
people coming in here to kick because
the city does not provide them with
fresh fish also. Yon can easily see that
the city cannot undertake to do that.
Fine morning, bnt I think we shall have
more rain before night" i .
The clerk resumed his sear, and the
complaiuer departed, muttering some
thing which no one could hear. Town
Topics. -i-W-
Ab Awful Strain. .-'
The four champion prizefighters of
the world oamo out on the stage, bow
ed to the audience as they were Intro
duced, took their seats, and the great
battle was on. , ' - .- - ;,
The silence was awful. At the end
of one minute one champion had fallen.
to rise no more. Then dropped another
and another, and at the expiration of
six minutes more but one remained.
There was a light of triumph in his
eyes, bnt the sweat was pouring down
his face and every limb was trembling.
But he had won.' He had remained
silent for seven minutes, Indianapolis
Journal. . ; . - ,
"This is a great year for idle theories
on the financial question," said the
oracular boarder.
"Idle theories?" echoed As bury Pep
pers., "Never. Every theory in exist
ence is -working overtime. ' Cincin
nati Enquirer.
. A Xatnral Death.
"What does it mean, pop, when the
papers say a person died a natural
death?" . - -, v '
"When a man dies a natural death,
Bobbie, it means that he died without
medical assistance.'' Brooklyn Life.
IdsntJfriDf Him. ,
Theophilus, what
"tJncle
-is an
egotist?"
"He is a fellow that listens intently
when he is talking to you and never
listens at all when you are talking to
him. "Detroit Jtfree Press.
Doltm. .:;'.' ,
,- "Thereupon his designs were disclos
ed. They were awfnl. "
Tho heroine shuddered. :.: ' "
"The poster movement, X fancy,';
she remarked. Dotroit Tribune;
- , " Who Caa Tall.
Blade-Well, I am kind of sorry 11
was a girl , ..-'.-.y, .,
. Grasse Nonsense. She may be prcsl
dent of the United States some day.
Truth. " ,..-
Now Vartlon. t
. Governess (finishing the story) And
so they lived happily ever afterward.
Precocious Chicago Child Then they
must have got their divorce. Up To
uata. - --
' r i- TrMa of a Twin..
la form anil featon, faoa and limb,
- I stow Bo him my brother
, - Thai folks got taking mo (or hua
And each for one another.
'J : It pnttltd all onr kith and kin. r
- y It roaehed a fuerful pitch, v
r For one of .na wu born a twin,
V Aad not a eool knew which. . v
One Any, to make tbe matter worae,
Before our names were fixed, 1
. Aa we were being waahod by anna,
We got eompleUirr mlxod,
. And thus you aee by fate'a deorea,
Or rather nnraa'a whim,
' Vy brother Jim got ohriatened S9 .-.
f - r And I got ohrlatened hint. --
' Thli fatal likeaeee ever doggod
; - . My footat4!pa when at aehool,
" , And I waa alwayi getting flogaed,
".-i- For John turned out a tool,
f I put thle qneetlon f ruitleaaly .
iTo erery one I knew,
What wonld yon do if yon were me
. To nroro thai yon Were yonf
; Onr eloae reaemblanod tamed tbe tide
, ' -Of my domeetle life.
For eomrhow my Intended bride
Bename my brotber'a wife..
In fact, year after year the aame
, Abtnird mltaki wunt on.
t And hen I diud the nti(huora
, And turled brother John.
' Uoaton Globe.
Por Male.
Tureiunt In a judgment of the Super
ior court ot Cmvoa cooaty, in a' special
proceeding to nmke aiiets, I will sell at
pulilic auction, at the court liouae door
in the city of Xcw Kurne, t 12 o'clock
M., Monday, Octoler 5ili, WMl, the
i!'iity of m iniitio i of W. (5. l!iinin,
ii ! I, in the hoo-e and t H.lm.'r.l , o
mi Hie nm-Mi side of H'Milli J rm.t t'rii-t,
t)i(Wi'(-n IV' ;i!'Mn Rlld Iilir'ii-H ; li i;i-i,nn w
(r rl'Jilikl !y U IS. I 11. TiT'i-a l.f Kali-,
i- i,. h. il it:' :,
r cr ol , , a, 1 n, (. !.
; - ; ELECTION LAW.
Aa Cmstral Iky DrniMrnile, Stepab
lieu nnd PmallrtStasrtChalrnien."
y Ealkigh, N;. 0., -Stato Chair
men Manly, Holton and Aver agree
to tbe following as tlie proper, con
struction of the election law and re
quest member? of respective . parties
tO follow it. " ' .
, That all persons are entitled to
register September 26, : October,- 3,
October 10, October 17, and these
days only, between 9am and 4 p.
m. save in incorporated towns and
cities. ' ' -
October 24, no act shall be done
regarding registration nave right to
challenge between hours of 9 a m
And 4pm any elector whose name
may appear on the books.
October 31 no act shall be done
regarding registration save to hear
and determine all challenges made
on October 24,
Hearing shall be had between the
hours of 9 a m and 4pm in all pre
cincts save those in oorporate towns
and cities where hearing shall be
had nntu 9 p. m.
That any person who comes of
age between October 17 and Elec
tion day, or who is entitled to regis
ter by reason of his residence in the
State or County being of sufficient
time required by law, which time
ripened after October 17, shall be
entitled to register on election day
and vote; and such persons who offer
to register and vote on election day
may be challenged, and ""said chal
lenge heard on election day.
Appointmeat ol Keaiatrara.
Office Cu:bk Stjperiob Court. )
North Carolioa, Craven County.' (
Under and by virtue of authority vested
in the Clerk of the Superior Court by sec
tion seven of tbe Constituted Election Law
1895, and upon the recommendation of
the Chairman of the State Executive Com
mittee of the Republican, Democratic and
People's parties, in North Carolina, who
are by Law Constituted Commissioners of
Elections, the following named Registrars
of Elections, are hereby appointed for tbe
vaiious election Precincts of Crnveo
County fur the general election to be held
Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November4 1890.
No 1, township, Vanceboro precinct;
Stephen F Hill, d; Joseph Jackson, r;
BW Smith, p.
Nj 1, township. Maple Cvnrcss ore-
cirjet; Alonza Phillips, d; 0 B Stubbs, p;
nenry ti .uawson, r.
No 2. townshin. Truitts orecinct: S W
Latham, d; Thus Moore, r; Lewis Cntor.
No 8, township, Fort Barnwell pucinct:
Joseph Kinsey, d; Jno W Taylor, r, I B
uuuse, p.
No 2, township, Dover precinct; Joe E
Eornefray, d; Primus Khem, r; M C
No 8, township, Core Creek precinct:
Sam HoDinson, d; Utliro Becton, r; I a
GritBD, p.
No 0, township, Temples precinct; W
(i Temple, d; Jessie P Godett, Jr, r; Josh
Adams, p.
No 5, townsliif, Stanton precirct; Ifaa
rnvior, a; jNero u-nom, r;ug tJell, p.
jno o, township, lee s iarm precinct;
W B Planner, d; Jno R Holland, r: B
Williams, p.
No 7, township, ast James City pre
cinct, wm HMiiy, d; raul Williams, r;
J M uobloson, p.
No 7, township. West James City pre
ciacl; Henry B Lane, d; Kobt K Davis, r;
x i Jjee, n.
No 7, township, ltivordule precinct; is
W I vis, d; Seymore Pelham, r; G A Con
ner, p.
No 8, township, Neuse Trent precinct;
H Tisdalc, d; It JJndley, r; (J Itichard-
SOB, P.
No 8, township. Rocky Run precinct;
C R Ball, d; Amos B Koonce, r: J . L
Wethenoaton, p.
No 8, township. Pleasant BUI precinct;
jno a frencn, a; L w mm, r; u k wu
llams.D. ... ., ..,. :. .
No 9, township, Jasper precinct; M W
Carmen, d; James A Lawton, r: J C
Moore,p. rtl:t ;..i.lr:::) ,.,
i OITT OF KXW BKBKB.
1st Ward. E H Green, d; J F ITardison,
rjJT Lincoln, p. " ' -' -
nd Ward, F T Patterson, d; It C
Kehoe.-rj E V Dickinson, n. :
3rd Ward. Thomas Stanley, d: John U
4th ward, J Jf Ives, a; Ueo f JJudiey,
r, V A Crswtord, p. 1 ' " '' "
5th Ward. McCarthy's, Jno H ll.rgctt,
(1; Raphael O'Hara. r; S V Hunt, p.
6tU Ward, St Phillip's, Wallace Rose,
d; Peter Fisber, r; Isanc Powell, p.
6lh Ward, Pavie Town, Funk Tisddle.
(f; J Calvin Bryan, r; 0 R Robbins, p.
. w. m. WAiauiX, u . u.
Beptember 7, 1898.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castortai
Children Co' for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry fo- Pitcher's Castoria.
rinoDpnison
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v
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i ' i i! in li.i.mdfiT.. MUr-nntM,tr.ntMlat
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Hiiuiia. To gi i Uie ipi'iii'o a.-l
i.
Callcel Stalee Civil Jrvlee Iiamiaa.
. Horn.
The United States Oivil Service
Commission has ordered thaUn ex
amination be held by its local board
in this city 'on Saturday, October
10th, 18U6, commencing nt U o'clock
a. m., for the grades of "Olerk-Day
Inspector," Assistant Weigher-Messenger"
and "Watchman Inspcc
trcss" in tho OlasiBed Custom ser
vice. Only citizens of the United
States can be examined. The age
limitations lor tins examination are
as follows: Minimum Clerk-day In
spector 20, Messenger 20, Watch
man Inspectress 21. No application
will be accepted for this examina
tion unless filed with the undesigned
in complete form, the proper blank,
beforetbe hour of closing business
on September 21, 189G. Applications
should be filed promptly, therefore,
in order that time may remain for
correction if necessary.
The Commission takes this op
portunity of stating that the exam
inations ai'o open to ail reputable
citizens of the United States who
may desire to enter the service,
without regard to race or to their
political or religious affiliations. All
such citizens are invited to apply
They shall be examined, graded,
and certified with entire impartial!
ty, and wholly without regard to
any consideration save their effi
ciency, as shown by the grades they
obtain in the examination.
ior application blanks, lull in
structions and information relative
to the duties and salaries of the
different positions, apply to B. G.
Credle, Secretary Board of Exam
iners, Civil Service, Post-Offlce
address New Berne, N. C.
Blood la essential to perfect health. This
Is a Bclentifio fact. Every organ, nerve
and mnsele mast be ted and nourished.
It is the function ot the blood to furnish
this nourishment, and the quality ot
nourishment these organs receive depends
on the quality ot the blood. It the blood is
Pore and full of vitality it will properly
feed and support the whole mechanism
ot the body. It it ia poor and thin
disease and suffering will be inevitable.
The great success ot Hood's Barsaparilla
In curing stubborn cases ol scrofula,
eczema, rheumatism, neuralgia and
many other similar troubles, is baaed
upon its power to enrich and purify the
This is also the reason for the great popu
larity of Hood's Baraaparilla as a building
np medicine. By making pure, rich blood,
it gives vigor and vitality even in try
ing seasons, when, owing to Impover
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Weakness and weariness, lock of energy
and ambition, and that tired feeling.
Sarsaparilla$R
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MOOa S PUIS take, easy to operate. iiDo.
OITT MARKET REPORT.
CrretexlDallj by Kobcrla ertBro.,
Wboleaale and Hetall Herenants.
WtaolMleiPrl..
Rib Sides, 4Jf,
Short Backs 4
Mess Pork (new) $tf 00.
Kump S9.60.
Short Clear $9.25. o-T
Hams, sugar cured, Hie
N, C. Hams 10c.
Fieah Pork 4 to 4J.
Lard Compounds, In Tubs, 5 to 5.
nest Leaf Lard in Tuba. Oo.
Flour, licet patent, tl.20 to,4.80.
Flour, Fancy 8traiht. $3.00 to 13.95".
: Straight, $3.00 to S3.75.
Extra Flour $3.25. , . . .:,
Granulated Sugar 3c
A Bugar 4f. . , .
; C Sugai 4 2-5oi' "
Mnlasfes 15 to 25c
Bjrup 15 to 23c.
Cheese 9 to lOJc. . . . .
; Butter, Boquet Creamy, 20 to 21c.
4 Butter, Dairy, 17 to 18c .
Rio Coffee 14 to 18c. .
La Ouara Coffee 18 to 20c
Ground Alum Suit 55c.
Vim 50 to 63. ,
Chickens, grown, 45c, . , .
. Spring Chickens 20 to 33c
fcfgs BO. , . .
.- Beeswax 20c ' - , ',- .
Peanuts GO to 70c ;
' Hides, dry, 8 to Co.
Hides, green, 2c - , - ' ' i .
Beerouroot4 toBe. 1 . ' 1
Ooro40Vv ' ' , . "i . ,': '
Meal ;3o. r:
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Dizziness, WakefuJnGfia, If'its, Hysteria, Quiclc-
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ful Krrors, or Kzcetwive Upe of Tobacco, Opium,
or Liquor, which leads to Misery, Consumption,
Insanity and Death. At utore or by mail. SI a
box; six for $5; with written ffnarniitee to
age containing ljve dnye "treatment, wittkjull
j-.us v ui iciuuu cis.-.v. rfituiuic ai;ia'
each pnrson. At store or by mail.
3TRcd Ubel Special
Extra Strength.
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Power. Loet MuDhood,
til H Iioy; MX for ri, wittit
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Splonrliil c"rnttv acont, for Nerrooi. or Sick
iittuiitouo, iirum j-AiiHusticn, oieeuiennsjsn,
uii:iUf or gtmrrnl Nouralgiu; nlsolor Itneu-
mutism, iioui, tviantjy iiiMiruen, aciq
pepsin, in;riniit. jntilote for Alooholio
ittid olW etcttbMtt. irico, 10, 2&&iulGiiosaU.
.fcirervcucaut,
THE IU0L3 CHEMICAL CO.
1 51 S. Woslc-n Avenue, CHICAGO.
F. Duffy, Sole Agent, New
Berne. N. C.
LADIES DOTOOMOI
OK. FELIX LI BRUM'S
StBfillPennpjal Pills
are Alie orlsinal and only
FK!iCH, rate and reliable our
on the market. Price, $1.00; eeot
or mam, uenuine eoia only ay
F. S. Dcfet, .Sole
Aeent. New
Berne, N. 0.
I P BBHM'e I'OB F.ITIir.B BEX.
.'hla ranrdr belnc t
JeeUsd clireetly to the
GAG;
H OK XI www wiBemv
of the VcBtto-urinary
Omna. reaairti no
change of diet. Core
j-uaranteed ! I to I
jlava. Mmall Dlain pack.
nTTTDTiMe, by mall, Ml.VO,
Hold Only by
F. S. Doffy, Sole Agent,
Berae, N. 0.
ifew
lie
1 u I TmJU.,1. nhHiwil anil all Pat. .
Camta, aad Trade-Mark obtained and all fat
mtMUineataonductedior MODcn.TC Ftte.
OuaOrFictiaOoeiTi;U( .faTii(TOrri;
andwe canaecure eauat u Icje Uaw taaa tnoec;
, Send model, drawins or phota, Willi Jeattip.;
ilea. We aariae, 11 oatenuble or Dot, Iree of;
,tahi Paunta," with
iron oi aaua in v. wm - - .. . ,
eat free. Addnna,
C.A.SNOW&COJ
opo. nartNT Omot, WaeMinaTeH. D. O
Thousands olWomen
SUFFER UNTOLD MI5EttlE5.
BRADFIELD'S v
FEALE -'
REGULATOR,
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
! Bj Ar outing to Heallhj AoIIm aS herOrpnt.
It causes licalth to bloom, anl
Joy to reign throughout the frame. )
.It Never Falls to Rcrjulate.
M v t re ha. eean itmler tree tment of leas S
r Ina iiliritoleiia llirae r.ara. without tietiellt. S
' a ner uhiiui mi re emu, or nitAuriKi.u a
' KKMAL.K KKIIU i.A roll .he oaa da bar own
f eouaiua,aiiiKMiaaiifi washing."
t n. o. o in A n, ti.nu.i Mill. m.
' BHiDFTEU BKUVUTOB CO., lUaata, Ua. i
Sola kr draniiuai 11.03 per bottle.
, TOltlStl COLD INOajB 0AT
Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tablets.
AA1 dius-L'Istt refund.tht money lf.lt
I
fie --or
y. s.
Ppme.
New
fails
Co .euro. 23c, ;
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-S1MILE
SIGNATURE
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVEEY
BOTTLE OP
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Oeitorla Is pit op la on-il bottbs only. It
is aot sell ia bilk. Don't allow airono to sell
yon anything alu on the plea or premise that it
Is "jut as rood" and "w!ll aatwer erery nor-
pOM.
TtafM
ilala " Bo that yon get O-A-B-T-0-B-I-A.
i.
4UtnM
n
Atlantic U C, Rsilrosf
lUME TABLE NO. 2.
In, effect ,7;?0 M. Wednesdav, N
2f?th 895.
Goino J&jist I fJcfircrJtn.K Goino Wesi
No. 3
Pansmger 'Jraint, No. 4.
Lv.Jp. ID,
Stitions. Ar. a. m,
,2oldsloro, 11 25
LnGrnye 10 52
tCiuston, 1 32
Ar. New Bern, Lv. 9 30
Lv, Ar. 19 17
S 49
i 12
S 15
5 25
6 37fJlAr,
No. 1. ,
Moreliead City, Lv. 8 07
No. 2.
Mixed Frt.&
Pam. Train,
Stations. Mu'ul Frt.&
Pas, Trail,.
Lt. a. ui.
AT. p. a..
7 20
Goldsbjro,
liesfs,
LaOeange,
Falling Creek,
iKinatoo,
Cuawell.
.8 OOJ.
7 53
8 16
7 3tt
il I 7 ')
t 50
6 20
G 00
5 18
8 00
19 24
fJ'J 38
u aa Ar. jjover. uv.
10 15. c Lv. " Ar.'sl4
20
00
JlO 40 ,Uore Creek, 4
11 15 Tu9caroia,
3 38
11 ill Clark's,
8 20
B2 50
10 17
10 12
10 00
9 40
9 06
12 053 Ar. New Bern, Lv.
i 30 ll-v, " Ar,
2 12 i "nu Riverdale
2 20 .. . Croatun,
2 43 Haverlock,
3 12 Newport,
Lv,
3 35 713 Wildwood,
3 31 AtlaaUc,
8 47
t 8 38
Q3 4(1 Ar. Moreliead Cily.
Lv. 8 20fl
;3 51 Ar. M. City Depot, Lv. 80 00 fi
r. M. a. ii.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
CJ Tuesday, Thursday .and Saturday.
S. L. DILL, Sup't.
i Wilminiiton, Newtcni & Moll
MM
TIME TABLE NO. 1.
To take eflect Sunday,May 17th, 1C98, at
12:00 M.
SuDersedinz Time Table No. 14. Baled
uctooer 2 1 in, loua.j
Goino South, bchkddli. Goino Nortb
No. 7. Pauenaar Traint. 'No. 8.
Lve. A. M. Stations. Ar. P. U.
9 20 New Bene 5 20
0 55 Pollockavilla 4 44
10 09 Maysville 4 80
10 42 Jacksonville 8 58
12 40 ar. Wilminkn Lve. 2 00
V. M. P. M.
No. 6 Pasbbnobb amd Fasionx No,
Ijeava Wilmington Monday, Wednesda)
an t Friday. Leave ew Bern lucaciay
Tliiimlay andBatarday.
L. A. M. Ar. P. il
?00 Lt Wilminiiton Arr 8 25
7 W
W. Sea-Coast P. K. Croe'g 8 15
Baymead,
Kirk'and
St-rsr- Hill,
.iimp nd,
Cypreaa Lake,
AnDau'liile
WoodSKle,
Rlgecomria
Uollyri
Folkatooe
Dixon
8 56
7 91
7 4a
7 51
2 46
9 40
2 II
8 05
8 11
818
8 33
8 52
21-6
155
1 41
1 )'i
106
12 55
9 19
12 42
934
Verona
12 2-'.
9 50 Arr. Jacksonville Lv.
--2C
U 10 Lt. ' A.r.
11 19 Northeast
il 38 Whik-Oak
11 58 ; Itaysril'.e
12 18 iRaveoswiiod
10 15
10 Ut
986
9 IS
8 01;
13 30 . Pollocksvtlle
8S(
12 53 Debrobis
8 28
180 Arr. NewWrns Lt. 8
00
P.M.
A.M.
PhllyExeevtSia'ay.
H.A.WmTINO.
General Manager.
J. W. MAHTJCEUH,
OenXFrUwdPasa. Kg .
1 1X)R Cotton Bagging and Tics, Bags
' and Barrel Covers, Builders Ume aod
Cement, Ten a Colt Pipe aod Shell Lime,
gallon ...
J-'H.' Ti A TIT A If.
Alsol. No.lN.wl Uarrlages fo,
mi.
Storage for 10 Bales at Lew Rales.
11. w. BiJirsox,
Funeral Director and
Embaliner.
IM Broad Street FHOXKst
BTBurtal stobM.aSpleoelt.. .
LOW HATES '
TO '
BALTIMORE!
VIA
BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE
& RICHMOND STEAM
BOAT COMPANY.
From Norfolk an J Old Point
$1.00 One Way.
$1.50 Round Trip.
First-Class'Jickets.
First-Class Ships.
First-t lass Accommodat'os
Everything First-Class.
THESE RATES EFFECTIVE AnQ,
24TH, 1896.
Leave Norfolk daily, except Sunday,
5 ou p. m.
Leave Oli Point daily, except Bunilay,
p. in.
Arrive Baltimore, 7:00 a. in.
Kr'Noil'olk wharf, Toot or Fnydte
I slriet, ue block t'roiu Atlantic IloU-1.
Now b the time to go to Itulli
more. Take advantage of the
low rates. State rooms reservid
in ailvunce.
For tickets aDd information, apply to
WM. IIENltY TAYLOE,
District I'usseiiKer and Ticket Aaent
No. 58 Main street, Noilolk, Va.
. N. S MITH, Ticket Agt. Old I'oiui, V
bb AND
O- ZD. XjXHSTE.
FREIGHT & PASSENGER.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
The Steamer NEUSE
Is scheduled to Bail from .New
born as follows:
MONDAYS, - WEDNESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
Sailing hour 5:30 p. m. Sharp.
Freight received up to 5 o'clock
For further Information apply to,
GEO. HENDERSON, Agent.
June 23. 1890.
Thousands bless the day tin y heard o
Dr. E. C West's Nerve and Brain Treat
ment. It has brought happiness and
health 10 replace misery and discourage
ment, thirty days treatment lor Ifl.uo.
For sale by F. S. Duffy. m
If some people were half as lug as
they think they are, the world
would have to be enlarged.
Successful for years. Dr. Le Brim's G.
& G. Cure; three days. No bad effects.
Cue Ddllui'; at store or ly mini. For sale
by F. d. Duffy. egj;
What Bomo people know would
fill a book and what they don't
know would fill a library.
Get genuine Dr. Le Brun's S. & P. Pills
lor ladies. Sold only by authorized agent".
One Dollar, st store or rr.y mail. For 83 p
by F. S. Duffy.
Half the people in the world are
working the other half for chumps.
and making it pay.
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Bwiu
Treatment is guarantetd to cure any case
of nervous debility of whatever cause.
Six months course with guarantee, $3.
A t store or by mail. For side by F. IS.
Duffy. .. ;. . .!
Egotism makes a man believe the
world thinks as much of him as he
thinks of himself.
Wanted The unfortunate to know
that Dr. Le Brun's G. &. G. Cure will
cure in tluee days. One Dollar at store uc
by mail. JTor sale by k. S. Dully.
The man who never forgets any
thing, naver forgets to boast of it to
every one he meets.
Ladies, despair not. Dr. 'Lc Brun's S.
& P. Pills sure cure. One Dollar; at
store or by mail. For sale at F. 8. Dut-
ly s.
The reason most people give ad
vice so ireely is because they are
anxious to get rid of it.
For seventeen vears Dr. E. C. West's
Nerve and Brain Treatment has worked
iann,llu fur flip Bice nal ni-rvnna Hi.
bilitaled men aod women of this country
It per box; six for f.i. For sale by F. K
Duffy.
The man who is willing to do as
he would be done by, always rants
to be done by first.
Yoc will not be disappointed In Dr.
Le Brun'i G. & G. Cure. No bid rflecls,
do diet: three days, pne Dollar, at
store or by mail. Fui sale at F. S. Duf
fy's. Nothing hurts a man like pinning
faith to a wrong idea and being
scratch by the pin.
D.illcate laniM take anal restorative.
Dr. Le Brun's a & P: Pills. One Dollar.
at s'ore or by mail. For sale I F. in
Duffy. I
We never know what wo can do
till we try, and thon we frequently
ond that we can t.
Baa man. Take Dr. K. U. West's
Nerve ud Brain Treatment It restores
manly vigor. Guaranteed to cure. 1
per box, six for ft. For sale at F. 8 Duf.
tjt. - .
Nine ont of ton men who becomes
Aoronghly contented, have outlived
their nsefulness.
No publicity. Bend your dollar by mall
and set a box of Dr. Le Brno's G. A G.
Cure. Cures in threw days. Never falls.
For srle by F, 8. Duffy, . , .
When a man knows his duty; lie
aToids doing it by asking advice.
Dr. Le Bran's 8, P. Pills, the etilv
French; frtr ladies. One Dollar, at stiwr
ot by mall. For sale by F. & Dufly