southern
ail way.
Tbe Standard Railway at the SOUTH
The Direct Liue to all Points,
- . . ......... : -- r :
- TJSXAS, . .
CALIFORNIA,
FJLOIUDA,
CUBA AND
POBTO lllt'O.
fll.aa P.... !,..... .... all
Through or Local Trains; Pullman Tel
ace Sleeping Can on all Night Trams;
Fast aud Safe Schedules.
Travel by Ike Southern and you are as
sured a Safe. Comfortable and Expedl
tious Journey. -
. Apply to Ticket Agents for Time T
lilua, Rates tnd General Information, or
address ' F. R. DARBY,
It. L. VERNON, ' ar. AT. a,
. T. r. a., Asheville, N. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
FttASK S.ANHOR, : J. M.CtJLP,
aa i T wi n . . m a .
an v r a.ucn man. - . j rai. man
W. A. Trjaa, G P A.
r' WASHINGTON. - D. C
Our BiedlotBw ar
factorr mid DOtantla
saa 1 tiijL' -j.-i
of nwa, such u jPiUi, Ootwmioa, Oittt,
RvermiinrrketM- VarizncMlA. Imoattncv-
tort Mmnhoodt Vi4 rctuitt if art y CnrfO-
: rtHM, iaur swcmmi, worry, ovmeoric,
ttc nod In dheai of women, aucJi m
.. Nit, OtnorrhuOt Lnuorrlun, Womb
.. IWut, TmaH WealmMt, SteriHtv,
B rtny Dn Prntna, Mttuirual TrovbU,
Oar mtMlieincB ro exttmatveiy
sim, aTr nu
PROVE THIS IY ORDERINQ
WWBtTIBim w treatiiaent ana advice VBI1 and wrepay ' g
leUvarf, m yam an at vaaaa. Bt CAJtEa'lJK, to tell na all yon can about . mf
VV'ITllt! the mnrt inn aattan Ttmr mira AnniMflMi tnri fill fl d rr.j, , iimtia. irirMt ami
Mmber.towa, eomty and state. COBKEttPOlTDKlICB 8VKICTI.T COITFI.
aawjra. Write to-iay to &AXYlola XIBO. t;0., LaacaatenOhta.
TRY FIRST OUY AFTERWARDS.
uuuuautuuuiiuuuuuuuituuuuu?
p DR. SOFFETTS
filfl N TEETH1B8 FGWBEK
1 f. ' '
s Nofhitte
. cnij that the highest grade of cellen,:r.-:'?V;T-,,fv-;:
1 ..This is a, practical day.ani generatiorji, X Public .'?
uV patronagrests bpon posit meriC for this reason
:l!0hr&" SanHorn'sIl
Brad, Jaw
OUrer luh
carcemcnt Sort lined
t-J,
r ' arc consumed Sally in more ih.xii 4 miiHoii lijmes.:Tliey
-', have;t)f eh praven'the full standard of coffee goodness. ' '
' " The frsrgrant ntoma is (ipoetlzlhg: there's enjoymentr
. - It is hot possible to
T AmAWUiAia HnA Hm 'kl
' - - Quality Is the foundation of value In the un
- rivaled aualitv of Chase & Sanborn's Coffws' rpt -1
' '.their merit: for public condencev We evet have to .'
j. . coax the second order.. ;-vi:'"-3;'u.C'v-':i;:.-v;v?.r,
Irhitations and counterfeits are common. " A few , '
I 'Jcertts rhore profit often induces the dealer to urge
a iiiiviivi iiu' anvivivm irv,HJ' n.b ' tllHI U1V J
'. seal of Chase & Sanborn is ort every package you'
buy. Then disappointment is impossible. . : :
BLiririr-ij-u ir--inr .
. 3011N DUJffN,
Cool and Cola' feather Clothing,
I n New Goods and Latest Styles.
Everything clsc advaliced except prices of our Clothing. ,
, Bee these Tulues ' " .' ,;' : '
lien's Ciiitg t3 60 to $10 00.. ,
; : ., - Boy's Guit3 $1 50 to $5 DO. '
. Children's Suits' 75c to $3 CO.
Fall and y inter Styles in Hutu
Big Line of TJmli rueiir, Siioes,
Goods at Lowest Priepft,
Come and Ix-t ns Show you oir Goods. '
The American 'Stock Coi.ipr.ny,
irOWAIllJ &. MAC 1ST, I'r. J i mn.
09 and 61 M:.M!n Sue '.. Kr.W I'! V. N, II. V.
Doctors Can't
Cure It!
Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dosa a patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
will never' be rid of the disease on the
other handT his condition will grow
steadily worse. S. S. S. is the only cure
fortius terrible affliction, because it is
the only remedy which goes direct to
the cause of the disease and forces it
from the system., ' :-: k vt
tvu afflicted with Blood Poison, and ttat
ouotots ala nit no good, tuougn I took
their treatment fat tb
lull;.' In test, I seemed
to set worse all tha
while. I took almost
every so-oalled blood
remedy, but they didnot
. swam to reach the dla
- ease, end had no effect
whatever, I was dis
heartened, for It teemed
that I vrimld never toe
a trie nd I then tnol
S, 8. a., and began tolm
nrove. I continued thl
medlotne, and tt on red me completely, tmlld
InK up my health and inoreaslog my appetite
Although this was ten yeara ago, I have nevei
ret had a sign of the disease to return. - ,v
... . .. W.B.Kkwbm.'-'
'.i.iJ' StauLton.Va.
? It is like self-destruction to continue
to take potash and mercury ; besidei
totally destroying the digestion, the;
dry up the marrow, in the bones, pro
ducing a stiffness and swelling of th1
Joints, causing tho hair to fall out, an J
Completely wrecking the system. -
S.S.S.rTrhoBIoorS
is guaranteed Purely Vegetable, anil il
the only blood remedy free from tliess
dangerous minerals. . - -
. Book on self-treatment sent free bj
Swift Speoilio Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Mai
r3!W"E 4-2 ADVICE
FOB
MEN and WOMEN
voivtorfnllr Mtl-
thaoureof dtMi
wcr qitcsi i j
k TRIAL TREATMENT.
Kates TeetliiDg Easy,
TEEIEINA . fitoea tie
Bowd Troabiffl of -(Mtei
cf Any Igsv '
I Coita Oarr 95 Canta.
'Aak tem VruesIM fori
but, Coffee.
and Mocha, (n Hir W . V' f -
- GnMl Brands; la. . : V- ' '
base. ',. t
get better, coffee; it Is hot'?- -
A ' ,', m .-m. I . J V W
c x"v , rinr onf f
Nolo Agent.
at Prices to J-nit! every j ni-chawr.
Toadies and (ii'iilVFurnisliingH, Dress
The Lovea of aa Architect.
The architect, says RQKsell Stnrgig In
The Atlantic, mnst possess a love of
building, and of heavy stones, and of
good bricks, and of stout, solid walls
and of handsome timbers, handsomely
oat and framed. He mast even love
tbe new material, wrought and rolled
Iron and steel, far it3 great and aa
yet only partly known capabilities.
When one is asked by a would b
student of architecture about his (the
student's) chances of succeeding aa an
architect,, it is very good to find out
what his proclivities are and wheth
er he is merely interested in fine art
and seized with the idea that archi
tecture is an easy, fine art to study and
to praotioe. - '-'
The architect should love the quarries
and should visit them with eager cari
osity. The oleavage of atone and its ap
pearance in its' natural bed should be
not only a delight to him, but an object
of close study. The architect should
love tbe lumber yard, not to say tbe
forest To him the timber in itself
shonldbea thing delightful to study
and its possible uses delightful to con
template. The architect should love the
brickyard, and experiments in cements
and in mortars should be big holiday
amusement." And, finally, the arcbiteot
must -have such an eye and suou a
soundness: of judgment that bad work
cannot escape blm. A familiarity with
details not unlike that of a good master
builder he must onmbine with a knowl
edge of principles and of possibilities
lar beyond that of the master builder.
sq that good work will come to his
buildings as of inevitable sequence, and
bad or even slighted work will be im
possible in them.
New fork Babtee,
There are 90,000 babies bom In the
dty of Hew.; York every year. .They
number 850 a day, or one each sis min
utes. Take them out together for an air-
- and the row of baby carriages
would extend np the Hudson to Albany,
jbu miles. current Literature.
Distressing Itemaeh Disease "
Permanently cured by the masterly pow
er of South American Nervine Tonic,
Invalids need suger no longer, because
this remedy can cure them all, It Is a
cure.; for the whole : world of
stomach weakness and Indigestion. The
cure begins with the first dose. The re
lief it brings Is' marvelous and surpris
ing. It makes no failure; never dlsap
points. No matter how long you have
suffered, your cure Is certain -under .the
use of this great health giving force,'
Ploasant and always safe. Sold by 0. D.
Bradbam. druggist. New Bern, N 0.
COURT CALENDAR.
Craven County Superior Court, Fall Term,
; FIRST WEEK.
. , mondat, November, 27th.
64 Abbott vs. Hancock.:
68 Congdon vs. City of New Bern '
7r Agent vs. Willis. Vo w
72 Atkinson vs. Perry."
101 Ernul vs. Ooogdon,
TTJK8DAY.
69 McCarthy va Tramway Co.
61 Ferrishoe Co. vs Swindell.
62 Covail V CovauV , v
J:. WKDMBSOAT. "
48 Morton vs Morton. -
49' Reizenstein VI Kinnon.
159 Ryan vs Roach.
98 Kelly va Roach.
118 Roach va Kelly.ir :; ...... v -
VraiDAT." ;.
90 Gasklnt vs Broaddus.
94 Oowdy vs White.
99 Dickson vs Jones. "
'108 Mollwane vs Walker: .V-
104' Moore vs Ives. '.- i ;
U7 Meadews vs M. Reserve Fund. ?: jv ,
118 Garrett vaBest.,fj.ii;'i-:'';:;
-; v Garrett vs Douglass. . ' "v
118 Alexander Vs Danneoburg. '
110 Barnum vs Barndm. S; J
114 Green vs Green, '.V;-:Xs;-.?.-Vv-'v '
v Robinson vs Robinson. ' ,.' :
'';! Hudson vs Hudson. 'tiji. 'ei
Psioe vs Paine. ;f ;V;S's'T.?;Vr
Weeks vs Weeks. :
X-i 'v( ';:ff MOTIONB. s
; 4 Bryan vs Grimes. -.
8 Biyan vs Bprulll. :
:j 8 Bryan vs Lee.
5 7 Bryan vs Sprulll-, ; "
: 8 Bryan vs Becton, j.
:;' 9 Bryan vs Owens, '
-.10 Bryan. vs 8plve 0
.ill Bryan vsSpruul.;: V?'.;; v ;
14. Meadows va Tisdale.' ;-' '
h 16 Cohn vs Heath, m : C. :i
i.17 Jones vs Rhcm. , ,'"
-.8? Hlnes vs Outlaw. .
' tO Bank vs Spencer, v '
87 Lovio vs Pearce. . '.x'f.::
"44, Pelletler vs Lumber Co. ' -
.' 48. Gray vs Fisher.. ; '-; '
60. Uaha vs 81ade. . . ' ' ;
68. Bsnk vs White Oak,1. ' v.
' 68. Morton vs Hudson Lumber Co.
88 Cohn vs Heath, - i;; ' ; j '
97 Hain vs Heath.
95 Tobacco Co Vs Cfabtree. : S
98 Farmer vs French.-' '' i
103 Cutler Vs Bllmson Lumber Co.'"
108 Haywood vs New Bern,
.. Bwan ys Hooker. ?
107 Hlnes vs Moye. '
108 Clove vs Cleve. '
115 McCrthy vs Wiggins.
116 Garrett vs Long.
119 Hutchinson vs Hutchinson.
P. TRENWITH,
IJIncJiM.sillj,
Vs'I.wIrl-'if.
SIunnriK'turi'r (if P,n;'ri h, Vari.S
Cailf, Drnjs, Ao.
I'cpnii Ing done on Qi't Nu, !.
( ;i-:hip work a i'. "r,'( j.
f'-'l 1'ioi.t f lu-. !, i.. r ! t ',. .. i
Alan; a .11 i :
V 1 i, I ., f -- , f r . ; ,.
A ' HUSBAND
-..SAYS:;-
" Belore my
wife bcgali using'
Mother's Friend
she could hardly
get around. I do
not think she
could
get
along
without
it now.
nsed it for two
months and it is
a great help to
Jier, She does
her housework
without trouble,
Mothers Friend
is an external liniment for expectant
mothers to use. it gives them
strength to attend to their household
duties almost to the hour of confine
ment. It is the one and only prepara
tion that overcomes morning sickness
and nervousness. It is the - -only
remedy that relaxes and relieves the
strain. It is the only remedy that
makes labor short and delivery easy.
It is the Only remedy that puts the
breasts in condition so that swelling
or rising is impossible. Don't take
medicines internally; They endanger
tbe lives of both mother and child.
Mother's Friend Is eold by drurztata lor $1.
Send for our tree Illustrated book.
The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga,
Dobbin & Ferrall,
At Tucker's store.
RALEIGH. II. C.
Kid Globes.
A very Special
Offer Genuine
Alexandre
Real Kid Gloves
The Old A. T.-Btewii t & Co.'s Kid
Gloves. . The best k!d glove ever import
ed to tb is count ry.
We went tbe supeiior merits of this
glove to bc moie fully sppiei iatedS and
as a special iidiicement will fill ma'! or
dc'rs at 1 1 CO a pair, black sod co'ors.
: A SPECIAL SUGGESTION A pair
of Kid Glovei for a holiday gift and one
that wi'l be truly appreciated.
Dobbin & Ferrall,
IF! YOU WANT
Fine Shade Trees,
Fine Fruit Trees,
Fine Ornamental Trees,
Fine Roses or
Fine Shrubbery
Place yoiMLorders with R. d. BILL,
' v :Si; New'Bern, N C.
Ordcrsnow being taken for Fall Plrnt
tint. " 'v-'"'' ",
Our fee returned II we falL Any one aendina
sketch and deacrlDtion of aav Invention will
promptly receive our opinion fret concerning
be patentability of aame. " Bow to Obtain a
Patent", aent upoa rcqueet. Patents aecured
thronn ua advertised fur sale at our axpcuM. .
Patents taken out through ua receive aneetal
Malice, without chanre. In 1 j PaTBMT Racoan.
an illustrated and widely circulated journal,
consulted oy atanuiacturera ana inveetora, -Send
for sample copy rait. Addreea,
viotor i. kvan a oo.
' - (fmtcnt Artoraejs,) J. , ;
vaas Balldlni, : WASHINGTON, O. O.
REALESTATEAGENCY
; Houses and Lots For Sale at Lowest
Possible Figures. Desirable Home and
Tenements that will prove a One Invest
ment. -'' ": :;.-m-,
Collection of Beats a Specialty,
' OTQce at residence. 17 Johnson street
A Good '
Telephone
, , SERVICE IrJ A BU8INKH8
NECE83ITT, A HOME
CONVENIENCE. A COM-
B1NED
, , .
;. V'. ; ; Convenience,
Taiixnr I .'. ,,.
Order Vour Phone t One I
IS A FREE PATTERN
5- (rnnr owsi )x-ilon) to rcrr tnV Z
r sk ri:Hr. Only ia) ecats year. $z
P r1 e'y r - v- -n.
i
A 1..:: :.7 i
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Lodge .Directory.
VICTOUT COUNCIL NO. 11, JUNIOR
O U A M: Meet every firat and lliird
WedDesuav iiijbt In Jiounlrea Hail. Jh
O Delimar C ; G I) Gordner, V C; A E
Ulblard, J rcas j j v artliDg, K b.
CAI.UMET KNCAMPMENT, NO. 4
I. O. (). F. Officers: L L Moody, C Pj
J O Melamar, H Pj 3 J Baxter, 8 W;
U U Usll, J W; Ueo. Ureen, Scribe; J
Gerock, Treasurer. Regular Encamp
ment, 1st, 8id, aud 6th (ii any) Thursday
nights in each month at 7:80 o'clock. . ,
NEW BERN LOPGU No. 1, F H & CV
J C Scales, Prest; J H Smith. Recording
eecy; iii n, yuiniey, nnanciai ew.y.
Meets in the Knights of Harmony Htul
every 1st and 3rd Monday nights in each
month, ...
EUREKA LODGE NO. 7. I. O. O. F.
Officers: T. H. Sutton. N. G ; W. T. Uiil.
V. 0 i Geo, Green, liec d g oecty; J. It.
l'arken Jr. Treas. ' Regular meeting
every Monday night at 7;30 o'clock.
CRAVEN LODGE No. 1 KNimUTS
OF HARMONY: Meets 2nd and 4fh
Wednesday ' nights in each month in
Rountree's Hall, Pollock street, at -7 80
o'clock. S. R. Ball, President, R. J. Dis
oaway, Seo'y, R. H. Hill, F. Bec'y.
KN1CHTS OF HONOR Officers: K R
Jones, Dictator! U L Vinson, Reporter;
W F Uountrec, financial Keportor--
New Berne Lodge No. 448 meets the 2nd
and 4th Friday nights at 7:S0 o'clock in
Hoantree's nun, rouocx street.
Mincer : Geo. Slnver, Captain; i. O. Ky
man, Lieut.; P. U. Pelletler, FdsIk" ; Wm. 3
Pitts, Clerk ; Ed. Uerock, Aecountnnt. Beg
uiar Cantonments, 3d and 4th Thursday
aunts in soon monin ats w o-oiocz-
In Store and io Arrive!
2,000 rolls cotton bagging; 2.600 bun
dles cotton ties; Heavy sacks, twine, etc.
Prices low as any; I buy the contract
quantity and get freight bp schooner.
J. E. LATHAM,
THE COTTON BUYER. .
JFOU HOME USE
Clean, pure wholesome, guaranteed to
be cheHncally made liom a (stilled valor
and free iroin impciiiles. Specially in
tended and piepared for human con
sumption. ice delivered daily (except eunaaysj 0
a m to 0 p m.
Sundays (retail only) 7 a m to 12 noon
For prices and other information,
Address,
New Berne Ice Co.
SHOE SHOP !
AlS. II. Scott's Stables on Middle
Street.
I offer these inducements to custom
ers. Wil use the best of stock and give
you as good and neat work as you can
get in this city. . This I guarantee. New
work a Specialty. Re; air work done
neatly ana wtiD aispatcn. rnces 1
Low as can be made. Yours to suit.
U. W. GIBBS.
Henry's Pharmacy
127 Middle Street,
NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA.
The best known Skin and Blood Rem
edy, for the cure of Pimples, Postules,
Tetter or Salt Rheum, Blotches-Tumors,
Boils, Ring Worm, Rheumatism, &c, is
HENRY'S COJ1POUND
EXTRACT OP
SARSAPAR.LLA
WITH IODIDES.
A powerful purifier of he blood, act
ing through tbe natural secretary and
excretary . organs removing those
matters which d'stnrb its purity. Hen-
ry's Sarsauit'illa is nut up to meet the
popular need for uoh a remedy, without
being related to 'the many secret nos
trums and quack medicines of the day of
nnknowa composition. It contains lust
what the formula csils for as printed in
on the label of each bottle and sells for
one balf tbe p. ice charged for unknown
compositions. For Sale . at Henry's
Pharmacy, where you will Bnd Combs;
Tooth Brushes, Toilet Atucles.
Physicians . Prescriptions Carefully
(Compounded. . ; !
ALL HANDS 'ROUND
And join us in praising the beauti
ful Lina ot Heating Cloves, now in slock
and on sale by Ihe L. II. Cutler Hard,
ware Company. They hats them large
and small, handsome and plain. To look
at them is to buy them, because ot tbe
remarkably low price.
AIko don't forget wt alwpys have 00
hand a large Hock of wholesale and re
tail Hardware of all kinds. Sna h, poors,
and Blinds a speclulty. Ot.II and exam
in.
t o. cm Dim to.
5 f..i'Z "U;NCE
idJE
WILMINQTON A WELDON R. R.
-"' Ard Baiiilit, , '
And Atlantic Cnart Lli'f hat ntd Co.,
i' - ' :)", ftf South f 'Niolina. "
TRAlSS GOING SOUTH.
VA': '
" a! ;
DATED j a i 9?.f o
July Si, W 'tffr .s
- - r c b ; e ca!
j;,;;'. 2- ?,fi a." P (r,C
, A.M p j( pTm A.SKIpTm".
Lv. Weldoi, 11 50 9 4i! ....
Ar. R. Mu. ii 6f- 10 3t
Lv.Tarboro IS 8i .... 6 01
Lv. R. Ml. 1 w 10 W, C 45 5 4i; 12 na
Lv. Wilstii. 1 5H U 14 7 10 6 20 2 40
Lv. BHma.. 2 6" U 57
Lv Fay'vlilt 4 80 1 10
Ar.FU.re.ict 7 S5 3 15
P.M. A.M
Ar. Golds. 7 S(
l.v. Golds 7 01 a 21
I v Mag'liu 8 09 4 25
ArWilm'lon 9 40 5 60
P.M. AM. P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
S'k 8 g, 5fc
63 0 j c'3 c"3 o'3
r,Z ao aa
A M. P. M
Lv.Florepct 8 40 7 45
Lv.Fay'villt 12 20 ... . 9 46
Lv.8elma.. 1 50 10 54
Ar. Wilaon. 2 U0 .. . 11 81
A.M. P. MA.M.
LvWilm'ton 7 00 9 45
Lv. Mag'lia 8 84 11 19
Lv. Golds 5 16 9 45 12 80
P.M. A.M. P.M. P. M
Lv. Wilson 2 85 6 48 11 81 10 38 1 16
Ar. R. Mt. . 8 80 6 15 12 07 11 85 1 53
Ar. Tarboro 7 04
Lv.Tarboro 12 21
Lv. R. Mt. . 8 80 12 09
Ar. Weldon 4 82 1 00
P.M A.M.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
Atlantic and Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
rives Fayetteville 12 15 p m, leaves Fay
etteville 12 25 p m, arrives Sanford 1 43
p m. Heturning leave banlord ii 30 p m,
arrive Fayetteville 8 45 p m, leave Fay
etteville 3 60 p m, arrives Wilmington
6 50 p ni.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
Bennettsville Branch Trains leaves
Benncltsvillc 8 15 am, Maxton 9 20 a m,
Red f-prings 9 53 a m, Hope Mills 10 42
a in, arrive Fayttteville 10 50. Return
ing leaves Fayetteville 4 40 p m, Hope
Mills 4 55 p m, Red Springs 6 85 p m,
Maxton 6 15 p m, arrives Bennrttsville
7 15 p in.
Connections at Fayetteville with train
No. 78, at Maxton with tbe Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Springs with
the Red Springs and bow more railroad,
at Sanford with the Scabotrd Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Guff with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 85 p m, Halifax
4 15 p m, arrives Scotland Neck at 5 08
p m, Greenville 6 67 p m, Kinston 7 55
p m. Returning leaves Kinston 7 50 a m
Greenville 8 62 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a m, Weldon 11 83 a in, dally ex
cent Sunday.
Trains on Washington Brar-ck leaye
Washington 8 10 a m and 2 80 p m, ar
rive Parmele 9 10 a m, and 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 6 80 p
m arrive Washington 11 00 a m and 7 20
p m, daily except Sunday.
Train-leaves Tarboro, N 0, daily except
Sunday 5 80 p m, Sunday, 4 15 p m, ar
rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, 6 10 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
Sunday, 7 60 a m, and Sunday 9 00 a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 05 a m. 11 00 a m
Train on Midland; N 0 Branoh leaves
uoidsboro-dauy, exoept Sunday, 7 05 a
m, arriving Smitbfleld 8 10 a m. Return
ing leaves Smitbfleld 9 00 a m; arrives
atuoldsboroiugsam.
Trains on Nashville Branch leaves
Rooky Mount at 9 SO a ro, 8:40 p m, arrive
Nashville 1010 a m, 4 08 Dm. Boring
Hope 10 40 a m, 4 25 p m.Retnraing leave
Bpring Mope 11 00 a m, 4 55 p m, Nash
ville 11 22 a m. arrive at Rocky Mount
11 40 a m, 0 uu p m, Qaiiy except Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves War
. . nM nnn.M J.ll. . tJ 1
-f T . I. VUUWU WUl, S.WII DUUUSJ,
810am and 4 15 p m, Returning eaves
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 10 60 D m.
Train No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North dally all
rail via Richmond.
H M EMERSON, Genl Pass Agent
i it sVUixiiX, uen'i Manager,
T M EMERSON, Trafflo Manager.
EASTERN
CAROLINA DISPATCH UIN,
anp ;
FREIGHT & PASSING KB,
For All Points North.
The Steamer NEUSE
will leave on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridges at 6 p. m. sharp, makr
ing landings at Oriental, Ocrecoke
and lioatioka island, ; :
tW Freight received not later
than one boor previous to sailing. :
For farther information apply to
v GEO. HENDERSON, Agi.
M. K. Kino, Gen. Mgr., C,
H.O. UUDnifS,Gon.Frt.a Pasa.Agt,
Norfolk, Va. ; ; :
New Berne. N. O., May 30th, 1898
9
km
DEALER IN
ware
8uah, Doors aud Blinds, Points, - '
Oils, Cement, Lime, I"' '.
Asentfiir Carlanil Stovi ... t.ngei
ami i;rviiR'8, anil i'mj tlooro'
ur.u.Y :.:ixed taints.
Old Dominion Steamship Co
A. A' JS. C. II. B
Tt it fc Tilil KO.10
to Take rCttt rundsj, Ott. 12d, 18! f,
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. KJnston
New Heme, Lv, .
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. Ar. Morehead city Lv.
No. fl,
Jlx'u Pt sad
lts Tn.
Ar. v. m.
2 51
3 13
1 43
1 13
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Pass To.
Lv. A. M.
7 10
7 43
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8 20
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. . 12 53
9 25 Oatwell n aa
10 15 Dover n 40
10 40 Core Creek.
11 15 Tuscaroia . .
1181 ClurkH....
12 05 New Berne.
P. u.
.10 40
.1018
10 00
. 0 30
A. 11.
Monday. Wtiluetdiiy, I'rhU. .
t Tuesday, Tliursila- riuiiii-.luy.
, No- I. t v ! No. 2,
Mxd Ft. and stations: J:x"t Ft. and
Paes.Tn. pll88, -r-u.
LV. am Ar n m
710....
743....
8 08....
8 26....
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(JoldBl)orn 8 18
Ik-t's
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.Falling creek...
. 7 33
7 08
. ?3
. 0 13
9 14 Kinston
9 28 caswell
9 40 Ar. Dover, Lv..
1015 ...Lv. " Ar..
518
5 00
4:
10 40 core Creek 4 00
11 15 Tuscarora
11 81 Clark's
12 05 Ar. New Berne, Lv
180 Lv. " Ar
2 12 Iiiverdalo
20 erontcn
2 43 Havelock
8 12 Newport, Lv
8 25 Wildwood
8 31 Atlantic
3 46 Ar. Morehead city, Lv. . .
. 3 58
. 3 20
2 50
.10 47
.10 10
.10 00
0 40
. 900
. 8 47
. 838
. 8 20
. 7 50
4 01
. . Ar. M. city Depot, Lv. . .
P. M.
a. M.
Monday. Wednesday and Fridav.
fTuesday, Thuiedny and Saturday.
8. L. DILL,
Superintc ident
Atlantic Coast Lome.
Wilmington & .New Berne R. R.
. TlMli TABLE NO. 5,
InEtftct Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1898,;Daily
Except Sundav.
Uoiug South schedule: Going North
JNo. SI, I'assonger Trains No.60.
Lv. am, stations: Ar. Dm.
9 00 New Berne 5 40
9 86 Pollocksville 5 04
9 51 Maysvillc 4 49
10 02 Jacksonville 4 18
12 08. Wilmington, j
( umuu uepot I ,
1215 ...Ar. Wilmington; l.v. ... a &S
P M l u
No. 3, Passenger & Freight No. 4.
Leave Wilmington Monday Wpdnm.
day and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. am Ar. P M
7 80 Lv. Wilmington, Ar 1 45
8 40 Scott's Hill 12 55
9 80 Woodside 13 15
10 05 Hollyridge 11 40
10 51 Dixon 10 61
U 20 Verona 10 20
12 05 Jacksonville. 9 45
12 30 Northeast 8 55
21 65 Whitorak 8 80
1 80 Maysville 8 05
2 15 Pollocksville 7 20
2 65 DebruM's 6 85
8 40 Ar. Now Berne, Lv 0 00
Daily Excep Sunday.
J. R. KENLY,
General A1 an Acer.
RORDfN,
M-ipt. Trans,-oi ta'.ion.
A. Ratty ami
Swell Jacket,
E?As Wfll as handsome Capes and
Walking Coats in (be latest style.
Also a new .line of E P Reeds Fine
Shoos, . -
A beautiful line of Bilks'for waists.
Plaid Novelties for Skirts, all to be
scld lower than can, bought elsewhere.
J. J. BAXTER.
THE CAROLINA,
Morehead City, N. 0. T. L. Hall, Prop..
Terms Satlsfactcry.' .'
n.lL'SK FRONTS THK OOKAN :
SEE HERE.I
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We now furjiiih jou Stove Wood
ready out and delivered to your door,
AIwbm ki-pt under large sheds, never
eels wet In rainy weather.
Nice Brick and Lathes,
Fists to Let.
A InrfTO stock of No. 1 Hand Made
Heart K-lili'i;l'S Just arrived,
Tnr and Lime.
8 40
4 09.
Va
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5 50..
i 15..
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