turrr rf T
DECORATING CHINA
HELPFUL HINTS IN THE ART OF
CHINA PAINTING.
With tk I-acroU Tuba Caters Kui
Chances of tailor Ar. ObrlaSaaY Da-
-tailed DtMStloaa For Palatine a Ptioto
traph Vnma OoM Wort.
. The great variety of nndecorated chi
na imported and manufactured render
the art of china painting aa fascinating
an popular as ever. "With the tube
colon known aa lacroix many of the
chances of failure are obviated. - For-'
aimple oruaineut it ia better to paint
the decorated forma over the glaze." '
Thus writes 'a contributor to The" La
diet' Home Journal, who also givea a
few suggestions and illustrations which
may be carried out in the mineral col
ors. -;' ;. '-:-V,vY. i:-:1v:.:'.''
A maple leaf design offered is intend
ed for panel or photograph frame.- If
carried out in tones of green, yellow,
. .,' MAPLK IEAP DESlSS.
gray and brown, it will be found most
satisfactory. The raised scrolls around general favor, but it is English, and the
the edge are touched up with gold, and habit of following customs from that
the background is tinted a pale cream country is one of long standing. There
with ivory yellow. For the leaves vii- fore round toes will be seen on the feet
rious soft shades of green and yellow are of all tho really swagger set this season,
employed. For the young leaves use ap- Tan shoes and other walking boots will
pie green with a trifle of silver yellow
and shade with chrome green and neu
tral gray. 'For the darker ones we
brown and chrome greens qualified with
brown 17 and ultramarine blue. Male
the sterna and seed pods of a light green
accentuated with touches and veins (if
deeper color. To avoid monotony in the
leaves, point a wash of yellow brow n
over tome of them. Take a soft shade of
used in the leaves, and stipple the recul-
ing ones nntil tbe color gradually
merge Into the creamy ground of the
china.
An arrangement of meadow grass is
is well suited to gold work, cither on a
mat grouud iu cream or some delicate
color in transparent tint. This latter
method, perhaps, is tbe less difficult of
the two. Tbe tiut should first be ap-
plied over the surface, and after the de. '
sign la drawn in it must be carefully
erased wherever tbe gold is to be putou. '
The outlines of the leaves, tbe veins
skntfl Alio Mwlnlrlw sVosicnlai own -(-. fnsl4-
Mtail with nnltta for rniHMl finlrl Hnnlleil
with fine pointed brush. This process
requires comuacrawe experience to go always reel dolignttuliy easy on the There was a sleight of hnud perforni
it uniformly. . The tassels and leavts feet, and there is no doubt but that a ance in the ooeni house that uinht -ind
that retire should not have any of the
raised paste, but Bhould be simply paint
ed npon (he surface' of the plate in flat
tones.
After being fired the work is ready
to receive the gold. It must be find
ABIAiieUlEKT Or URADOW 0BASS.
again and then burnished with glass
burnisher. This ptoceu must ne repeat-
ed if tbe gold is not so rich as desired,
If colon are preferred, tbe scheme
given for the maple leaf design ahon
In illustration may be used.
1
. Prsaa EitraraaiK,
STh. Km. Vrrlr T.lnffratn aslra Vims
many women are guilty oi wearing ruu- through tbe exercise oi will power, to out leit a smau silver clock on thn
ben over new shoes, thereby making the make your Augers perform it as yen kitchen steps for a few moments, and
Jeather dry and bard and easily crackedf have conceived it. Your first attempts ou ber return tbe timepiece wu mis..
Jdaking the sewing woman wait ill will naturally proro unsatisfactory, but ing. Later in the evening the small boy
to) house idle or doing fancy work be- this will be the fault of the bauds and of tbe household was iu the yard. Bud
cause you have neglected to get mate- not the brain, it will only remain now denly a silvery chime floated on bis ear.
rial before ber arrival? to work up tho technical parts, to study lie listened. Another aud another,1 uu-
. Buying articlea because tbey are tbe touch and fingering, before you can t.l five times tbe chime bad sounded,
cheap and will come in some time? ' sayyoacanplny that piece. Etude. and he recognized It as coming tront
. ..Allowing whalebones to wear through - - the lost clock. There was nothing near
tbe waist, thereby ruining a gown? LatMt ranor Work. but tbe cow. The boy searched all
, Wearing tho same clothing each week . The f wk of the day 1. in two """"i th8, "? C0B0,i?d
m It come from the washT 1 distinct tarieUea, with tbe lino sharply lUt th clock wa In the cow. For
leaving a ailk aubnUa n cae, d Mweco the trui, ,rti.tio and i,M.f1PBi'?m-
thereby causing It to split in tbe fold, n, h u 'thinK not ,x. At 6 o'clock the family heard the hour
bassiDg them opf
Placing brcsbcawith tho bristle side
pr - . '-.-: - : . ' '-, '
' Failing to aew glove buttons on be
fore wearing, or mending them befois
cleaning? -
Csnry ku. For Botl4 Chteksm.
Pot I lublespoonful of bntter Into a
saucepan and stir Into it tnblespoon
fuls of flour, leant tablespoonful of
curry powder aud teaspoonf ul of ooiou
juice. Let these cook a few moments,
but do not allow them to brown. Orad
ally stir In cup of milk and again
cook tbtn for a few moments before
, putting in a cup of cream. Hcason with
alt, aud just before serving add bard
boiled ttfg chopped fine. '
VM. II. 'OLIVER,
uri FIB! MAR1NB
ACCIDENT, yiDBLITT.
mAM BOILKV
t;::'jnANCEe..e
NKWBIHIt.l
A ...,!. r of Tire. Tried and Flr.-ta.Ud
Cr . .'.'- i a"ia ranraMtitd
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How to Attain II"
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BUFFALO, N. Y.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Pointed Toea Have Lost Prestige Walk
Ina Shoes, Dressy Shoe and Slipper.
Boots and shoes aro a very iinportan
item, but hours are not devoted to con
templating changes in fashion. Star
tling innovations for the feet are never
received with the same amount of en.
STYLES IN FOOTWEAR.
thusiasm as are those for the head.
Shoes, boots and slippers all have their
day, and, although the changes in heel
and toe are as radical as those of other
personal belongings, Dame Fashion dots
not cry it out from the house tops;
neither does she insist that her whims
in this regard be followed closely.
Pointed toes have lost their prestige,
and a round, roomy one has come iu
their place. It has taken months for
this shaped too to eetnblish itself in
take on this new stylo, 'l bus two im
portant points will be gained ease and
novelty. For the street, black boots aie
preferred. The matter of fastening also
is one of preference. Laced shoes show
to greater advantage the natural shape
of the foot, while a buttoned shoe will
always lack grace. A cloth top, with
patent leather vamp, is a favorite style
of boot for the street in the afternoon,
quite as much in voguo. For carriage
wear, patent leather vamps with tops to
match the costume are very liuudsome.
This style is also carried out with tailor
made gowns in small checks or pluids.
though not a novelty. It is used' for
general evening wear and is mado of
the softest French kid, half low and
beautifully stitched. Other evening
shoes are made of satin to match the ,
gown or of suede kid. A pretty conceit j
is the low cut patent leather slipper
with a moderately high heel and lining
of silk or satin to correspond with the
nnatnwnrt
'
Dlnclr sntili linAls nlwl nvfnrH tioa mra
growing in popular favor. These shots
black shoe makes an ordinary sized foot
. moro dainty. This is especially true cf
black satin. ' Slippors for use in the
sanctity of one's own bedroom are daiu-
ty affairs of bright red kid, some of
which are without a heel entirely,
While others have a high red ouo. The
soles of these are padded, aud many cf
them have sachets hidden iu tho satin.
Linen and crash slippers ure most ccn-,
venient and readily make themselvts
necessary for bedroom use. The forego-
ng styles were reported and illustrut. d
in the New York Times, from which
they are here reproduced.
Bead First, Bauds Last.
The practice of reading over mentally
a composition time and time again ran-
not be too earnestly recommended. That
mental conception or musio which n
everything iu playing is frequently to
be obtained only in this way. Ho n:ai,y
players devote so much attention to
technic that tbe most you ran any if
their pieces is that tbey are executed,
not played. Don t take your new piece
to the piano to try it over, but rather
ait down iu some quiet corner, and go
over it mentally. Study out its iumr
meaning, it conception, its harmouii a
and ff.ta Thpn on tn th. r,i...n ..,,1
wtth this mental oicture vividly nhoto-
irranhoil nn vmi. tiitnrl citAavAi'
I rimpl, mean, of panlng away tbe
time without much thought of tbe re-
suit, a writer iu the New York Bun
aay. Something oalled "giant work" is
large croas stitch worked in various
pattern In soft art color, on a basket
canvas. . "Serge work" i another fan-
cy, which is simply a long loop of silk
or wool caught down by another .titcli.
. "
Kern net is employed in variou way
a a foundation for linen braid trsciug
design filled in with darning and for
ii u. ..ih.j .t,
edge wiUi fancy rtitebe Silk and linen
ti.Z...A. i,h
good effect Conventional pattern, in
.11 th w.U paper design. eem to be In
great favor; but tbe pretty French
satMli 'att suiati i A .fni at MaA fntinsirmA. .
wWta V UlsiBUAiui UBSja. bb. 4.VM ajua aA4.
not and Louis XV bouquet is very
much more attractive. '.
tlSSala ror ailk or Lam.
Following I. Mrs. Psrloa't gum ara
ble mixture for stiffening handkerchiefs,
Ilk or lace: Put an ounce of gum arable
In awida mouthed bottle aud cover with
half a pint of cold water. Place, the
bottle in a pan of cold water over tbe
Ore. When the gum arable I dissolved,
strain through a piece of chceseoloth
Into another large bottle, if to be PSt'd
within a few (Ihts, this nerds no otber
tier. 'mi ut, tint if it is to I kept add half
a pint of !i oliul and J ut wy for ase.
, The uttle white wagon.
The Uttle white wagon nan pausing by.
Can It be but an hour an hour ago
Blare caun s prauie nuri me ao
When it caught her wondering baby eye?
"Pltty w'lte wadon! Oh, seel" ehe said,
"Yook! Pontes tool Oh, how I wis'
I tould det up an wide on a wsdon lite
.,..
And my heart stopped, so, as I though of
her, dead!
The little white wagon was passing by,
A sight that Is common enough, you
say.
No! No! No! No! Not till today
Had I known how it looks to a mother's
eye,
With Its white, false face to her black
grief wed.
Crushing her heart with its jugger
naut wheels.
Not till today had I thought how it
feels
To be stabbed by the hush where a babe
lies aeaa.
The little white wagon was passing by,
siy uoa: can 11 be Due an nour ago?
How would the are Ions Beconda now
Into minutes unending were she to die?
bo 1 ciasp ana love ner as never Derore.
One thought, one hope. Is my frighted
cry
That the little white wagons may still
go by
And never Btop at my darkened door.
J. L,. Heaton In ''The Quilting Bee."
CUSTOMS IN BELGIUM.
Oddities In Hons life and Dress That
Startled an English Woman.
Breakfast iu Belgium proceeds in
courses, w!Th a change of plates at each
service, but not a change of knives and
forks. These implements must be used
through successive courses, however
dissimilar, resting between whiles on
glass or silver holders, placed beside
each cover. The holders, alas, I often
lorgot to employ, sending my knife and
fork out on my plate, to the maid's con
fusion and my own dismay. An English
woman, long resident in Brussels, in
vited me to dinner with the cheering
assurance: "We are English, not Bel
gian, iu our ways. We change the
knives and forks. " Meats and the fruits
'o which wo are accustomed are dear iu
Belgium, but Yankee products grace
many tables. "I don't know what we
should do without vour beef extracts fur
eauces and your California tinned
fruits," observed my hostess at a charm-1
ing breakfast. "Feel at home," suid j
another lady pleasantly. "Here : is some
manse pea. As her pronunciation and
the dish itself-a so called mince pie-
resembled nothing familiar to mv ear ,
or vision I was baffled for the moment
its to the nature of her kind intentions. '
If I visited a weaving school at 8 iu
ine morning, wueu uii tne men were
ret iu that startling borne undress
whicb prevails in some households be-
fore tho formal dejeuner, tbe wife of
the weaving master would press nin,
' "Prenez quelque chose, jo vous en priu,
mademoiselle." I called earlv day '
i about to leave town. He was out on tli'
i street. "But he can't have gone far,"
I protested his son, "for he husu't dresi
I ed himself yet. " Which alarming stud--
!Td f" "ll'.0" , nppear?al c"
tho threshold, uuwashed,
with overcoat and neckbandkerehivf by I
no means concealing the uumistakabio
loose uightrobe beneath. So suggestive
was tho spectacle that, declining tin.-.
unembarrassed entreaties of mousieur's I
spouse, "Pray take something, niade-j
moisello," I dispatched my inqnivies
uud Med. Clara de Graffenried iu Hav-
rer's Matrazine
1 6
wanted to bs called a Gentleman.
wavdown nn nn nf th fmnt r,
lhoro 8at a maD uoi(hub . siliuv Biik
ostentntinnslv befnm him with
res3jou of deeo auxietv and watolifm.
P(ii nnnn hw f-in
Before the performance began a fricr.,1
wbo Btlt immediately behind him and
j, uoticed his manner leaned over and
1Uiked nm wi,at tll0 trouble was.
We)li yon sec ToWi.. Euid lll0 mtln
wjth the hat confldeutially, "it's th.a
way. Vy9 hcen iu polities now for teit
yearli nud Vllinxcu CU8Sed aud abu8iU
,iad called all sorts of hard nuiiies nut' t
im jallt Wina to hear somabodv au-
dress mo in a decent manner one, moro
time. When this magician comes ou tho
ftage, he's going to snv, 'Will sorno
gentleman kindly loan mc bis hat' and
1 in going to jump up aud give hi in
mine. 11 11 mate me reel guou lor a
mouth to be spoken to that way.
I0i",
beeu looking forward to tbis occasion
tor two weeks. You'll excuse iru pov
for 1 II have
to jump quick, wJicu he
eo one of our ajdermen sit-
speaks for I see one of ourajjlpmen sit-
ling on uie trout row vtitu, iiis old
brown derby in bis hand, aud. J'U 11 n
dollar he's up to the same game. D.
twit Free Press.
;
Th. Clock Cam. Bak.
A Louisville man has a cow with a
necnliar anneff tn. A hnnflpnlftnnlnfy sure.
I .. 1 . : ji.i .v. i. mil. i . -i
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1 " wlta th lte General Plea.
ton, one,l,,8h' whiU h ta
Wington ialccn a man entered and
i to atUA th character ud cour-
n rrsft rtr rhai finiifurliit'aifa Bvililiiiisai l !..
"B; , " , T C
"'" ,
h n,"ud"ked " h?1ltIUI!,?;
I fed him. The tranger (aid be did
ohPon the general .aid: "I am
Alfred Pleasonton. I had yon drummed
f nr wmp for ooward c. befor.
ntietam. Uet out of this place, sir!"
lbf mM nn" hto "d tirt
Baa'l Toawee Hplstasial aosalia Tatar
' Ufa Awajr.
Qlfytiu want io quit tobacco using easily
and forover, ut made well, strong, magDr
lio, full of new lifctn.! vigor Uk No-To-Boc,
the nooiler-worker tliat mke
weak mra strong, Many gam tea pouods
la teo d.ys. Over 40,000 cured. Buy
tto-To-Bac from your own druggist, ho
will gusranle a cur. Booklet and sank,
pie mailed free. Ad. Sterling Kerned
t
!
Co., CliicsjjQ or.NeTork.
RE
HAN
lulling, scaly, bleeding palms, sbaprless nails,
and painful Anger ends, pimples, blackheads,
oily, motby skin, dry, thin, and falling bair. Itch
ing, scaly scalps, all yield quickly to warm baths
with Coricoa. Soap, and gentle anointings
with Otrnouai (ointment;, the great akin cure.
icura
btsMrfoagboattscwoiM. PoTTBaDaceaanCaatf.
Cob.. Sola Pratw.. Hootao.
ear "Sew n Fraaaet Soft, White Hindi," fro
ITCHING HUMORS
laitantlr rtlisrttf by
Coxiest, fisaspiai.
New Berne Mails
ilUlllX IS KIVDU bUM UU SUI1 Ollft llll. '
3 . 1 1 1 I
uun wane leave
For all points in Pamlico County and
Boulh Creek section of Beaufort Count
close at o a. m.
For Vanceboro and Post Otiicte iu
Northern part of Craven County eloee a.
13 noon.
For Bellair and Lima, !) a. in.
For WMtfbrd, 11 a. m.
All mail for DcBruhl goes to' l'olloks
7ille, the former office is discontinued.
Vanceboro mall arrives 12 ru.
Vanceboro mail leaves 1 p. m.
M . MANLY. Postmaster
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New Berne, N.JC. j
Under the plan of reorganization, otli rs I
llhorough instruction in the Classical and
English Courses oy a corps oi eminent
Educators from the University oi North
Carolina, Horner' School and other not l
, .. ,T ... .,
Ed'1Cftt'nl Institutions.
Tuition Fees Monthly in Advance.
Vnmary Department, if 1.85 per month,
Intermediate " 2.2 5 k
Classical " 3.00 "
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A HesaaehaU Uraaaallr. ' '
Cascarau .Candy Cathartic, tbe moat
wonderful medical discovery of (he age,
ptasagt Rati RiNsuuig to the 'tsstf;, tct
gently tud positively op kidneyt'liTw
and bowels, cleansing tb eel ire STUeai
dispel cold, cure headache, fever, bkb.lt.'
uitl eouetlpatloa tod biliousness," Pleast
Ibj and try a bos of 0. C. O.odsy. JO,
it, AO oeot. Sold and guaraausmt tojeur
hs all dun .lata ' .
lour wci Tuiuuiea oi
xurica rnsK-a nunoa.
rnpli's rBEK bonus.
lln.li hv P. O. H.inev (Ird.F or Mew Tork EI-
.iur
Wholesale Prices Current.
The following quotations
represent
Wholesale Prices generally. In tucking
tip siuull orders higher prices have 10 be
chugged.
IIAMS-ty lb
Sugar Cured,
North Curuliua,... .
11 45
tii
Hi
12
8
' 3HOULDER8-V 11,-
Sugar Cured
I Knglish Cured
! Ilichmoiul
j PORK V barrel
Now Heavy Mess. . .
j Shortcut
j DRY SALTED MEAT
Bellies
it so io on;
cri io no
5 vt, a
4$ tin S
(I (ft. (
5 (tt H
55 i.o
,'l5 try CO
!)", uti fO
18 tu X!0
. 4 00 (rf 4 ',5
. 4 HO (i, 5 00
. o 10 (! S 25
. ii 30 (it 5 40
(d ') 50
. 17 1,1 il
IU .! iO
I. i.i .', 00
I1 1 li
'.' i 75
ti'i 4 CO
, . 85 (S 40
t.5 iu 70
no (,r 60
( U
.. W S5
40
. . 1 0t I ;.( 1 50
lili ti 75
4 i'j 5
4 ej 4;
M 20
(i 5
. .. 40 0' 50
I Short bucks lt
LAKD "jtl II.
Beat t Helmed...
j North Carolina .
Compound .
IlVemO'll
' I
American
BUTTER y It. -
Best Elgin
Wood.
FLOUK V barrel-
Slraight
Fancy Ktraighl
Full Patent
Best Fancy PMrut .
I COFFEE-V lb -
i Roasted
til ecu
j .SUGAR, V'wt. than
j Ijlandanl A
j Whiter .
j Yellow
,IUA1N V bushel-
Corn
Oals
Cow IVfls
IViintlts
EOG8 ( dozen
POULTRY V pair-
Chickens, viiitiig. .
; Chickens, "1.1
i Turkeys
I (leesc
lie f; V
Pork V
BEESWAX ITb
! TALLOW, VII
J POTATOES-V bushel
Norton Yams
f lahiuiuis
I This nuiiki-i coin cut'
. 3D i
weak I v.
OLUT Will Open Muli.USII.iV.
llic sin'ing term oi tin- Siiuciloi cinin
for Craven county, nill not upm ui.li
WeducMflay inoiiiiiiu. May 5ili Jm.i. am
Wilnrss will lake nutii-d.
Ily .. i. h i of .ludgc Tiinlicrlal.e.
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...BANK...
3?;tttjx l6Jiie li'5T", ll"t.
ar)liMl sii.kk, paia In,
I -
Ondlvldd Protits
$73.UOO.M
.3 600.00
OFFlCERf(:
(Miti kii, HrttnitU'tit.
T. Ii:v. Caslner.
.1 . . itlM.J.r , Ivllt I .
F. F. Mati hkw s CwlJcctor.
With well efctftblistietl couite tiou Mil
TUnk a nrunaretl tit otfer all ut t otuu.Ot.a-
Jtlona coiiflient with couhoi utlvj Imiikinu;.
r PrtHfinC hihi ( in t i:il Hltelitiuu KiVtn iu (ol-
plerMonn. Wow ill h' pt'tt.fil to rorrert(Mi.O
wltli tbae whit itittv routeiiifUutt maLinfi
JsCh&nires or oiti'iitnic itw atvinini.s.
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H. SI . (j jiovlh, en aht4 r.
CITIZEN'S BANK
OS ISTBTW BB1RNB1, N. O.
A GKKtHAI. HANKIM. tllIMrl
!iio
ThuAccoants of Hanks, lianhers. Cotdoi-
hiUlous, sariiiers, Merciiauts anl otllura rf
ItilveO on lavortibl1 temis. f rouipt sac car
pi.l atUMStion Kivvn io tb Intel. st ot oar cub
turners, collections a hneciany.
boabd oroiaCToas
Verdlnand Ulrica,
j -. a. aioatOws,
JUliui W. I pork,
li.bas. H.Fowir,
I. w. Oraunrei,
K. 11. Meadows,
i.iia. Iiunv, ji.
Jam. HeJuioua,
tluyer Halin,
XU(iuas A.tsraeD.
c. i . r ov .
W. . (Y.M Melt.
N.lVtiB.
J.A. I1KYAN, THOS. DANIELS,
Fresldeut. Vice Pre.
(I. H. nODtUTS. Cashier.
THE. NATIONAL 3ANK.
Ok NKW HEHNk, C.
XXTOOXC3(SA.TXSl 186.
pitAl, i 1 00,004
Surplus Protits ,98,io
DIBGCT0KS:
Ju. A. Brtak,
Caaa.H. liar an,
Jao, Dunk,
tt. K. HOBBMT
Tin. TtAKiEUi, '
t J. H- Hacaatast
L. Haavai
It. E. II Ma or
Soia.t-b.exaa. - lRailwa3r.
Sohodule Eaclive .iovombex 2Q, 1890.
Tbis coud jn(ed Schedule i wttblislicd as itifunnaliou oulv am1
iitbjot c to fining without notice to tl.o pnblic.
(.ItEKKSUoUO, JtAl.KUill, t,OLl)BOttO AM) Mill i'Ol.k.
No. IS
MIOMl. 'r-Dully.
oaitr-
Nn.
Daily.
I Mats
S SSBkul
llsaiu
Mara
.Warn
sa m
a ss a in
4atD
4 s.a m
lata
oi
ISlB
snt
Uau
JOarn
st. a in
it am
Wain
team
a 47 am
M Oam
hi I . Ill
le tam
3 J is i in Lt
is to o iu i
i ts p li. -
n os i m :
I o p ni "
. 7pm!"
! b p Ol I"
i:nvu '
i top tu :
....
t ts p m ;
lapaii"
I Itpu Ar
uks'iV
In In a n
II 28 am
JIM am.
AO. tt.
Kx Run.
ShOaiB
Masa
Milam
it Mass
U.
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IS I p Bl
It sSpn
M so pin
Itltpn
I M.p ml
I II pi
l
U sssira
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1V n ni
1 tspai
t asp as
fat. tiaad B carry raUmM Itaaptai
A. A 1ST. v. n. It.
TIME TABLE SO. 2.
GiiusEant 8t'Hi;WLE; Going Wert
So. '! Passenger Train No. 4.
Lv. p iu STATIONS: Ar. a m
8 Si) (Joldsboro 11 i'o
8 40 LhCraiige 10 52
4 13 Kinston 1 82
515 Ar. New Berne, I.v. .. . SO
5J1 Lv. Ar 1)30
8 87... Ar. Morehcad ciiv Lv. ... 07
No. 1. t i
So. , -Mx't
r't. anil
I'iiss. Til.
Ar. p in
8 00
! MxM Ft. and j
Pnas.Tn.
Lv. a m
7 20 fli.hlshor.i
7 5H I'..si's
H lrt l.-.tiraogo
7 !!5 Falling creek. . . .
2t KlUnllMI
U s casn-ell
9 511 Ar. Dover, I.v . .
10 15 Lv. " Ar...
10 40 me i reck ...
11 15 Tii-ciriirii . .
11 SI darks
13 03 Ar. Now Heine, I.v
130 Lv. " Ar
Hi llin'i'.tilc ....
8 28 croaluu
3M Httvelncli . ...
8 12 Newport. I.v.
tl 50
Ii 50
5 30
5 00
5 Ih
5 00
4 20
4 tK.
i 2t
3 50
id j; !
;
io
10 Oil
il -lo
It VI '
3 23 Wild wood n-;
fi::i Atlantic M :i
3 4. Ar. Morehead cii, I.v. ... i
3 54 .... A I'. M. City Deiol.L U':
f. ii. a M.
.dond:iy. Wnlnrrdiij and Fiidav.
( I'llesilj v. TlonsiVu and Sulni.li.i.
H. I., llll.l.,
r-iipt-riuii nil, m.
W.t W. A X. Itai.ni.y.
mu: iaui i: no. 1,
ii Kllert Siin.liiv, -Muy 17, W,i. DaiU
Enci-pi uu.l,iv.
loint ?ul!i belli MXIi: j C
,'iing Ni
(X...
ill.
No. 7. PabcnLic!' liru:is
v. a in. i.;MN-:
r. , in.
II 2o N.-vv Ui ii.' . ,
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0 43
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12 40
A:
W tiruinloi
I.v .
il 1
So. II, Pa."SKNrifi: AM) KftbHillT. No
Lckvc Wiliiiinrflon iloiiilay, Wcln
lay nnd Friday. Inir New Heine Ti
lay, Thursday ami Suttnd.iy.
Lv. a m
A r. I Ji
7 M I.v. N ilininirti.u. At :i
7 10.. W. a 1'. I;. (.i.V I"' '
I 'ii'i liaytu. in 1 '-' ..
t !4 . Kh kitiotl it
7 4J Scolfu Ihil .' -ti
"i oH ili,Mite.i,l ; l i
H U) ii'i Lake... .. '.'.':''.
Mil Aaiiatiddlc 1 ..j
8 1" Wrmdsiile 1 17
8 '..' lMin,eni.!je 11
S .'.'.'... Hoiiyriilge . . . II ",
1011 1'olkV.Olie l.'-V
9 111 llixoii ! I.
!) i'i Viiona :v '.''.
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II IO I.v. ' Ar. ...in '.'I
II 1W ...ll.'.'ll ii. ol
1 1 IIS hit,-, a!. '. .:l
il i'.s M , . ill,. i II
11 IS t;tl'er.-l...,'. . . .i-
l'J:IO I'll'.l,.i'l.,lle :,
12 ri. Iiiijhi'- . n -
I .10 Ar. .'.v reii," ; i .
f,..ii! I A. ,'. Sue.!:.'
II. A. Will i INi..
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toe. I l rt. i.i il 1'.. At.
rid
iliiiil
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I
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1UHUHT it l';ShNGl.lt.
For All PoiiitM oi'lh.
The Steamer NEUSK
will leave on Mond.tvs, Weiliu -nUv' ,
lot t' i itluxa Ut ',' ( . III. , ll i i. M iK-
Ig IIO StOl$ III'! Cll N'W Hell l' 10
'.l.z.itieth t'lir.
The Steamer NSW IIEK.U
.ill sail oh l io -il .ih on I l'riil ij I I
k' o'clock. I. .mi . iii'.king iaiiilii'D
Oriental, t 'criK'okc. noil lo iic ke
Island.
J-a?-J'Viglit r- ci iu l not lull r
han one hour previous io a ; 1 1 ! i 1 1 y .
For farther inturtnatiun applv to
GEO. ill'-NlM;i!SO.N, Agr.
I. K. Kimi, ti.-n. ilfcT.,
Norfolk, V.t.
Xow Hcrno, N. Aj-nl iu, isor.
So. IU.
lall .
No. n.
lially.
it.
Kssiru ,'l'lma.
Isril.
ally.
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jAlbaoavlll.
fe.lou Uollrca
sturllngton
Urataam
law Klver
Mnriaua
ilouibiiro
H'uiver.ty
Jlut hain
MoiiisvUI
cary
KaJcli-h
Ar. 11 OA s m
" 11 ls iu
u sua iu
li 10 am
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lu Main
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0 4H n m
0 IS l Bl
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ft 4S 01
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5 ; I m
IM am
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0 us a ui
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b a iu
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too a in
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tv
CsWwteritUrasnsboro act ta'euik-
his
EATEP
For Three Years He Suffered Could
Hardly Breathe at Night - One NoslM
Closed for Ten Years.
Mr. A. M. IliHiisr-y. of Dc I.t-on. Tt-.vas
was ii sulVfi-.-i- i i lai.rrh v-i
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111:
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50 YEARS'
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PATENTS
U. S. AM)
t'ORKHIN
I'UOl I Ittll.
Kl'OKNE W. .ItiHNSXlN, Solicitor nud
Altormr In I nieiit ( iiuims. I, .'9 iw
!!! ! Vork Ave., V,l.ingioii, l. (.',
111 rasil.... LV . L.I 1. I.... I I sAilu a" a.
Olllce UubtMittl 1MIM. ( harL'. s Mod
prate. Correspondence Kcqt'cU'd J
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Funentl Illreetor and
Knibalmer.
. lit Broad Btraat
Vara rial Ioom a i acts
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