, without Gold Dat.
It lightens the labor '
of cleaning m u'
than half and saves
both time and r.o icy.
It is "Woman's Best
Friend, Dirt's Worst
Enemy." :
SaS for tre booklet "OoldM Bates
for Honwvork." .v....
- THE N.K.FAIRBANK COMPANY
Calct , St.Uals NtwYork Boito
A, LITTLE
nncc jm.rH
Z4
7 - Boon, low, Dee.
no sonirao on ten iru a uuiw .... v
". tvth.n.aM.iiMirBwllhiniinnnt.lilvilnk. r ... . -
. asu. While luHorlng OQtold agony, a
friend called aud reoommended Vtuie of
-Ordot. I sent for a bottle, and Oh I what
relief. - After the first doie I began to feel .
-.. : better ud have had no pain since.
.V ....... . UBS. OBAGB Ii&lfPHEBB. '
' Wine of Cardul not only curs but it acts AT ONCE. Here tea case ,
often years' standing, and yet one single dose made the sufferer feel better,. ,
- and stopped the pain. The Wine goes straight to the seat of the trouble.
It acts directly upon the menstrual and genital Organs. , Its action is not r
i' violent, and it does not force a result It simply gives Nature that little ;i:
' assistance that the sufferer's system lacks. 1; A single disorder In the
"' feminine organs spreads many disorders all over the body, and wherrthe ';:
-' Wine cures the source, all the other ills vanish as a matter of course, A
- woman can be her own physician and cure herself at home. . Local ex-.J.
- - ' amimtions are largely thingsof the
Wilts' StVISHf llrAITNHT.
Tor irlvtM tn mim rmnhini mMill
erection, nddrcu, giving symptom,
4W A4lao7 Otp't, ThCHATTABOOOA
ijBaiunoos -ina, - -
K J . WHi "
h : ..Tiim
BLOOD XURE;
An Offer- Proving Faith
fiTSnrMfrl f
r ; Headers -Write Today ! , . i -
" Vr'f"noerr,':il''n8 'Sores, Painful Swellings' Effects 4.1 lol Poion,
Persist nt Eruptions, ihat refuse to heal Tirdtir ordinary treatment qir."kly
' oared by B D B (Botanic Bloo-Uelin), made especially to. euro all t err iblv obeli-
nf, dep seated Blo;U ai.d Skin tnmbles.' I jour blord 11 i-iT Ate. vji ja'cf
All run iow.f Have you EcKmt? -Pimtlesf r MotoJes and -Buropsf bkla or
Sjaln Humors? : Boils? Eruptions? Skin Itcbes and Swollen? Acblni Bones?
R lei matism?' EcrofnUr Catarrh? Tbeaytu need B B B (Botanic Blood Balm),
bee iuse it drains from the blond and enlir
erhUh cause all of these trembles, and the
f 1 owe. ' n A B acta ai a line k n c 1 0 Ulnff
- 'yl yttj one eays that BBBts kem t wonderful Bloo Purifier of u agej
aid no wondtr, fot it bat cur-d tbe tn ml deep seaUd, obstinate 'caees, (even the
most doadlr Cancer) afw-r doctors and patent medicines ht failedr.ThorOugbly
tested for thhly years and uey. t km, wo t
great in B H B that wa will senflto any
te.i (bemediciDO at our expets'. Nmo iditlopfattio icd to this -.offer,-; .-w
kn w what BUI) csntto, ill we aslc is for jouto try it. If you era satisfied that
II RnfH,nnir n;r,wi lini ng n what vnn
drue I ores for U t six larg iKitilrs ('Ull treatment) $5. For tree trial bottle sn
dn-sa BLOOO liJVLft OO., 181 Mltoheii strae', AllaoU, Ua., and bottle and mcdi
oal boik will be iwnt, all cbame pn paid Duscribe your trouble, and we will In
v chide 'ree medlt al edvire. Write tmlity.--- -; - -:; t-;--' - ;;".
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Nothing
and that'the highest grad of excellence.
. This is a practical day and generation. Public
patronage rests upon positive merit, for this reason
Chnce 1 Sanborn's
. Coffees l'. i,
( 8al HmJ. ?-.va end Mwia. !n t!a
, can. Cltlirr lln ti Brsu-14, la , ,
parchmrtil l,:,te ttuLt bng.
1 are consumed daily in more tiiana million homes. They
have been proven tiie full sfnndnrd of toffee coo,-lncr.3.
The fragrant aroma is iop( tiling; tt.rre's cnjoymer.t
and health in every cupful.
. . It Is not p0ii!lc to cot beiU-r c ;'f .-e ; it i- not
probable as good csa b5 had under any oilier bmnd
for any pr'1
Qu.tl.iy is the foundation of v.i!:-"- i i t un
rivaled :!..: ;y cf Ch.i-,2 ft St:.l m V- C ' - - . i '
tlictr mi i.t I n p.! lie CV
coax t'..- ' i .,: ! ( : r.
I:!,:! i': ' :"' '
ctnls rune j : . a
some iii' --t',r I '. i' -
I.ea! (,f Cha : "
buy. '(i.'-i) i...
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! - "!
U. 'jjjji
"past the oonoxious custom-is no
- longer necessary. Wine of Cardui
is the only perfectly safe and sure
vegetable Wine -made to-day for
the cure-of female troubles",' ,
1-EaHTecttJiigEasj.
1 T 7KT NS,, Kfi ATM ths
BowdlrcuKeiof ".
- .. .. . VU1,W Wi. V UQW -
nnnmrmt f ! i OaetL Onrr as Oenteb-
SENT FREE.
to Sufferers. Journal
system all the ' poisons aod humors
cause-being removed, a permanent ours
on tl S broken down constitution. .
r fil.:; Jot thli reason our lalth ,i so
rollerer a Tri ir Bottle tre4, o lliey may
nee - 1 Ton will nna laree oouies at an
bul Ccffee,
1 1 .IV':- t )
.. A f j
t
1 ;. .1 :'..:
j , y ' J 1 ., i -in f
T' r r (' j I - i ! to a
largo yard comuiUiug ). iv-ttt liwtiw of
scrap Iron and ciJ nii-taig of o..: ureot
kinds. orkUK U weie son;."; out tue
masses of rusty, nus-.lnipi'a and tan
gled metals, each of wUu;u evidently
had Its particular value In the market
wondered what became of all tLe
castaway metal and wnat peculiar
transformations it underwent In seek
ing gome information on the point
from the proprietor of the place he
said: - . 'r
"This business doesD't look as If It
possessed any elements of Interest ed
ucational or romantic, and yet it has
something of both of those. Now,
there's an old horseshoe. It may
shave a Mongolian In China, though
what a Mongolian bag to shave I don't
clearly see. Of coarse it will be con
verted first Into arrazor ". I ship large
quantities of these wornout horseshoes
and wagon tires to the Celestial king
dom to be worked up Into razors,
knives and other useful domestic arti
cles, i The Chinaman engaged In this
particular industry gets 12 cents a day
for bis labor. - These, horseshies and
wagon tires are wrought Iran and are
preferred to other forms of this metal,
because they are the most conveniently
handled. i ' .- .. i
- "When you go across the bridge to
the borough of Manhattan, you proba
bly notice some of the new 20 or 30
story buildings going np there and the
big Iron columns and girders used in
their construction, ; You probably think
that those columns and girders are all
new metal, but It Is likely that they are
not . They are scrap Iron, pure and
simple,-, or may "be mixed with some J
new ore In .the melting and recasting .
of the scrap metal la the foundry or
rolling mill- where all tbe scrap goes.
Tour discarded kitchen stove may re
appear In one of the columns of gird
err of a skyscraper.: The owners of
these lofty buildings may think they
are getting new iron-material arid may
pay for It, but they are probably not
getting It Perhaps there. Isn't niuoh
-difference in tbe durability of the rev
cast metal and the new. '
When you are riding tn a trolley car.
yon may reflect that the metal In the
axles of tbe wheels and In the railroad
tracks may have, formerly served In
stove grates. , Such are some of the
new forms and uses which scrap metal
assumes.- - , - -, .
?We dealers alight upon some strange
finds among the old metal which we . from such so called weakness, but,-In
gather. - lhave . at borne six solid fact,Jhey have Stomachs and are suf
bronce plaques, as one of this class of ' ferers at times the tame as the- rest
finds, which 1 wouldn't take $75 for. 1 of humanity l - '
I've also got at home an -Iron and l
bronze aquarium, another of these pe-'
collar discoveries, which I- wouldn't
part with for rQ. - - !
"it is curious to think now inch ram-:
able articles get Into sucb poor com-v
pany as scrap Iron."'" Perhaps the orlg-1
inal owners carelessly permit them to ,
get mixed up ,witn some' oia jnna i
which they disposed of to tbe Junk-1
man who brings his collection of stocfc
to us, or perhaps they . deliberately
throw tbem away tlirougb simple
weariness of thelt possesion. Then, '
again, the articles may possibly' be j
stolen and sold to tbe Junkman, :
"There are other Interesting finds we '
meet with in our business. Not only j
the common but the finer metals, such
as Jewelry and silverware, fall into our
bands. Possibly you've- heard your
wife remark one day that there was a
silver spoon missing, and she might
suspect that the servant has stolen It
But the' truth Is the spoon bar acci
dentally gone, astray and passed tin
noticed Into the ash can or garbage
tab and In tbe course of time, possibly,
we pick It up out of the dumps. - Many
a spoon, knife and fork-wlth Tiffany's
or .Benedict's stamp on It I bave
bought at Barren Island after being
taken out of these dumps. Other stray
waifs In this class which t have gath
ered from tbe Barren Island dumps
are silver pocketknlves aud match
boxes, ' gold and silver thimbles and
cuff buttons, gold rings and a ladles'
gold purse which 1 sold for $20 as old
gold. Some time ago a ring with a
transparent atone was" picked out of
the dumps. A business rival of mine
Jusfgot abead of me In the purchase
of the ring, which be got for $10. The
stone proved to be a genuine diamond,
and the purchaser got $..0 for the
ring. It looked like a Indies' rugae
ment ling and tbe sympathetic thought
struck me that Its possibly fair owner
was at thnt moment suffering unim
aginable distress at Its loss.
; "Bo you see," continued the dealer,
"there are a few Interesting and some-
what rouiautlc. features associated
with our very prosy looking busluess."
Brooklyn Citizen.
- Carina a Cold..
To ferd a cold aud atnrvc a fever Is
a dangerousmaxlm. At the first sljrn
Of a Cold tbe patient on;;ht to Hike a
rapid hot bath In a warm, well venti
lated room, tbeu remain covered In
bed, with but water nt the feet, fur
several hours, Dm-km the windows,
court sleep, and fa-.t, f .' e oii'y from
drinking warm Tii-mli or gvin-1, until
unpleasant symptoms sol. -.Me. Js'or
should tliere be mental or i l: 4ital
exertion. Then nil tbe vl': '.i'r tan t'i
to restorli
nIT that
ed, la fibs
coalition
st law to
& clri-nhi t am a
asie ii aO'ri;!l v- l.
.'ate pal aai. To
l. to add the
the (-Miners I
I t
st hi ti
lion
pit:;:.
ii
rn f. d r
I,,-.
dill.
. I ft.'
1
,' i 1 I 1 1 t 1 1 s. t d 'Hi i ii
i 1 lu al J, i i o i il ti.iiii ."
.e niuuimus wao bcai-J her oiay
,n;i. il aud aiisH-eifd notlimg ut all, tor
each of us remembered that she was
youii? nrul that there were many.many
things unit slie dij not know.
lie did not know that when the
sweetheart bad changed to the wife
and the wife to the mother there comes
a woudrous first time. That first time
that slie feels the downy head nestling
under her chlu, that first time that she
feels the restless pat, pat of little feet
as she vainly tries to prison them In
her hand, she learns then that her life
has burst into a new and wonderful
fullness. In her heart there Is kindled
the fire of love, and the Incense that
arises from It glorifies the whole at
mosphere, and the warmth envelops
ber and her' baby In - an everlasting
mantle. - -
Then In the dim light she Bees bend
ing over her the one that sue loves Dest
of all, and she reaches out ber band to
him to draw him near, that be, too,
may come within the enchanted circle;
that he, too, may breathe; the sacred
Incense and be warmed by the heaven
ly Are. Laying his hand Id hern, they
look together into the new little face,
but no word comes to . express the
strange sweet feelings that are surg
ing through them botb until, bending
close to ber, be softly whispers, "Mam
ma." . ' . ,
. It is a baptism, ill tbe sweet, In
tangible things that have been rilling
her being have been., caught and held
In- that word.- The world may teem
With mammas, but the name to ber baa
a new and sacred -meaning. . Other
names have been given her, other prom-
Ises have been made In the giving and
In the taking,' but nothing so tender,
so strong, so-sweet as this, and her
whole being goes out in a. silent prom
Ise to live up to the sacredness of that
same, Woman's Home Companion. -
"SEASICK ON 6EA.LEGS.
Dffleera and Sailors of the Navy Fre
qacDtlr Dlatreaaed.- '
"The officer-and sailors of -the navy
are frequent sufferers from seasick'
nesa, even after .they have got tbelr
sea legs on, observed a naval surgeon
to a reporter. "Indeed 1 think I can
- safely say that, young and old, one
third of the entire navy officers as well
as men are seasick during storms as
well as at other times. In theory naval
officers ..and sailors are entirely "free
- 'l'be sailor In this respect hasmany
advantages over tbe naval officers and
Is less sensitive to seasickness for tbe
reason tlmt be-seldom has what Is
caiiea suore amy to perform, ana be
Is on the shtp all the- time, barring
the days off now: and then of liberty.
When an orfleer. It is entirely different.
xor ue seiaom nas to apena as muca
time on the ship as be does on shore,"
("The three years' sea-dnty are generally
followed by three years' shore duty,
- durlnff which time his sea legs and
stomach entirely -disappear and bare
to be built up again. - -
. "It la rare that an officer on return
to sea duty does not bave ' to go
through all the painful and distressing
experiences' .of his first seasickness,
and 1 am not sare but each-recurrence
of this experience Is worse than tbe
original I bave known a dozen offi
cers of from 13 to 23 years' experience
In tbe navy, and I know of at least 60
others wbo admit that they are aa lia
ble to seasickness now as they were
when they were middles-fresh fronk
the Naval
academy." Washington
mi X
Star,
. Foartrea Hlaiakea,
- An English paper gives a list; of
What It terras ."the .14 mistakes of
life."- While there are undoubtedly oth
er mistakes than those mentioned, tbe
list Is a fulrly comprehensive one.
It Is a great mistake to set tip our
own Rtandard of right and wrong and
Judge people accordingly: to measure
the enjoyment of others by our own;
to expect uniformity of opinion In this
world; to look for Judgment and ex
perience In youth: to endeavor to mold
ail dispositions alike; to look for per
fection In our own actions; to worry
ourselves aud others with what can
not be remedied: not to yield In Imma
terial matters: not to alleviate all that
needs alleviation as far as lies In
power; not to make allowances for tbe
InUrmitles- of others; to consider every
thing Impossible that we canuot per
form: to believe only what our finite
uilnds enn grasp: to expert to be able
to understand everything. '
And the last mid greatest mistake of
nil Is t: live for time alnne, when any
Ciooii'iit tuny I:i i-ni li uk Into eternity
TV bat llllulit llv Brca.
"Now. I suppose." tvniurkcd Mrs.
Unites, "tluit the RurgeniM of the army
oiv ntinchrd to the medical corps."
"Your snpp'isltlon does you great
rredll." n pliril Mr. Sua;: -s sai-rastlo
ally. "It's U wonder you didn't Imag
ine that donors Joined the army for
the purpose of l-'.ilhlin lu-hles or go
In up In a haUoon. Where should
army sin;:, nas l.-e evi pt III the nieilie-
lll Cal iaiV"
" .-I, I lf,iiKl,t that they ii,l, lit p'
nihly li-toiy to the laneera." l.oiiil
-.!all a.rd.
l tier A '
ma H Cm:!!
!y lurei
i.ay lav
; a to I
III'
Blfl -
al fr,
r t' r piilL.hfoims after
i.-.tirs. 1 Lis i.; due to n"aj
e Can be i i jveJ beyond
tJi ion if tfie ex-
fictwt mother will
$
v 4 a
I MM
' '. "
r-
during tlis whole
period of pregnancy.
The earlier its uw is
begun, the more per
fectly tJe shape
be preserved. : - -
W-ttiitrt Trltr.3
net only softens and
relaxes the muscles
during the great strain before birth, but helps
the skin to contract naturally afterward. It
keeps unsightly wrinkles away, and the
muscles underneath retain their pliability.
n'OdW's friend, is that famous external
liniment which bamshts morning' sickness
and nervousness during pregnancy ) shortens
labor and makes il yearly painless t builds up
the patienf s constitutional strength, so that
she emerges from tte ordeal without danger.
The little one, too, shows the effects of
mother friend by its robustness and vigor.
v Sold at drug stores fer $1 a bottls." ' - .
fiend for our flaly Illustrated book fov as
pectant mothara, - - - , .
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FOR COUGHS
, - and COLDS
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outhern
ailway!
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Through or Local Trains; Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Oars on all Night Trains;
Fast aud Safe Schedules, x V-
- Travel by the Southern and yon are as
sured a Safe, Comfortable and Eipodl
tious Journey, s v
' Apply to Ticket Agents tor Time T
blus, ltatea and General Information,. oH
address i - F. R. DARBY, -' W
R. L. VERNON, - O.P.AT.A,-
T. P. A., 1 Asheville, S. 0
- Charlotte, N. C.""' "'" "
FlUKE S..GARNOII, .- .' J. M. CrLP.
8d V P A Gen Man".. Trafc Man
! r ' W. A. Tr.uK, Q P A. .
' WASlilNOTON. - . -"-0. CV
FOR REtST I
' The llslljnl Boor, Plant-
. . ; er's Building, Middle sticct, . -.
' recently occupied by tin
. L'elircws as s Synagogue,
ALSO A FEW ROOMS7 SND PLOOR,
Si me Hulidirg. ' "
, ii, I 1 rn.. iji. ja -
t'mo
Tobacco, Trucli
and General
'r.rr Lands
'ale.
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Directory.
VH'.H'liY t il M il. NO h,.h:nm)U
IlL'A Jl: Mn-l i tm Iti't i.iat ll.lid
Ve.!ae-i!ay loaiit in ltniiinr Mull J-
I eh mur.. C ; ii l (.onli:i, V : A K
llihhaid, Tr'S ; (' T Itanlinn, It S
CALUMET KNCAllI'MENT, -NO;
I. O. U. r , Utlicers: h L, Slooily. u r";
.1 ii DelsmaT, II I'; J . Baxter, 8 W't
C H Hull, J W; Oeo. Orwn, Peiibej
Gerffck, -Trennurer. Regular Encamp
ment, 1-t. lird, ana otti lit any) 1 iiursoay
nigh In each month at 7:30 o'clock. -..
NEW HERN LOIV1K N-i. I, Y H 4 C
.1 C Stale. I'ret; J II mllh. Hecorilms;
fiec'yj E E- Quidlry, Financial Sen'v
Meets id the Knit;hls of llsrniony Hall
every lt snd 3rd Monday nights in escb
,u ' - .. .. r- - . .....
uiuuiu,f-i.i ,'...: . '
UREK- LODGE KO.! 7, I. O. O. Y.
OfflrersiT.U. Button. N.U ) W. T, UIlL
V. Q ; Oeo; Green, Kec'd'ft Seclyj J. It.
Parken Jf, Tre.. Itegular Bieetingt
jivery Monday night at 7;30 o'clock, . ,
OKAVEN LODGE NoT I. KNIUIITS
OK UARMONy Meets rnd and 4ta
Wednesday- nights in each month in
Kountree's Hall, Pollock street, at -7:8(1
o'clock. Brit. Ball, President, U. Jt Pis
osway.Sec'y.H. B. HlU.F.Betfj. '1
KN1CHT8 OF HONOR-Offlcersr K R
Jones, Dictator; Q L Vinson, Reporter;
W F Rouotree, Financial Reporter
New Berne Lodge Jto. 443 meets ths Snd
and 4th Friday nights at 7:30 o'clock in
Kountree's Hall, Pollock street. j ,
CANTOS CtBkrfOMT HO. , P. at- LO.M.r
Oiacerx tioo. Slover, Captain ; T. G. Il
maa, Lient-l P.U FelleOer, KnsiKniWni. J
Pltu, Clerk;JCd. UerooK, Aoconntant Beg
alar Cantonments, sd and 4th Thursday
aiaatelueae.il month at 8 -oa o'eloek1..: v
IGE
OR HOJIE USE
s
Clean, pure wholesome, guaranteed to
be chemically made from aistllle6 water
and free from impurities. Specially in-
tended and prepared for bunion con
Sumption. .., U 1. ' (S.
Ice delivered dally (except Sundays) 8
UttteOpm...'. - 1
Hundays (retail only) 1 a m to 18 noon.
For prices and other inforaiaUottr-v-x'T
' Address, .r'jj "
New Berne Ice Co.-
In Wore and to Arrive
1,000 rolls Cotton bagging; 8.500 bun.
dies cotton ties; Heavy sacks,' twine, etc
- Prices low si any; 1 buy the contract
quantity and ret freight by schooner. -, "
J.E. LATHAMf;
; THE COTTON bUYER.- " "
P. TRENWITH,
Blacksmith, ",
and
Wlieelrlght.
Usoufaclurer of Bugs;ies,,.Wegona
Carts, Drays, Ac ..-". .-.-j; -
Repairing done on Qu ck Notice. '
, CsTShip work a Specialty: " : ''
'Bouth Front Street, near the railroad.
. Always "on Hand Buggies, Wagons,
Carts, Drajs, etc, for sale, , ' 1
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
-Houses and Lots For Sale at Lowest
Possible Figures. Desirable Homes and
Tenements Ihat Kill prove a Aha Invest
ment. X3"."T -'r':'fV': V
-: Collectloa f Rents a'Speclalty. 4
- Office at residence, 17 Johnson street
-sW -"' .:. TT A -ra"sT?T '"''
- ma . ja si rm am. mimm
h YOU, WANT
""a,.-nno snauc . 1 sxsaij'tf.i a;;
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Z. I uw viusiiiciuai,.-iiaI;t(.
rv:.:-- Plna Ifaaest t&$?-
Fine Shrubbery'?"
Place your orders with R. rt GILL, '
, , New Bern, U Ci.
Ordersnow being taken tor Fall Plant
lag. . , - 5?fCi 4rf:
A Good
--i-t-i-r;-.:,"---
Telephone
-'---'0,:;r-;i
:J; -BERVICB IS X, By8INE83
K NECESSITY; A UOMB 7
CONVENIENCE. A COM- "
. B1NED . .".'V y$P.
' , ' - Necessity" -'
Cou veil if ace,
"i " ;. Luxury ! -
Order Your Phone at Once I ":
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Vfttij. own twlprtlon) tr mvTT Hk -
1
W ILMlMiTON & WLLDONR. R.
And Cranchea, " . - ;
nd Atiamic Toaft Mn Railroad Co.
r.f r-ciuth ( arfi.'lna.":
TR UNS GOING SOTJTH.
DATED
Nov. IV, 88
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8-68
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Lv.TurborJti! 81
(I Oti
Lv. R.THt
1
0 61
-It if,
e 8
5 401
IS B8
Lvj Wilsot,!
t tw
T 181
2ffl 3 40
Lv. Seluia..
2 sr
itlO
I 22
Lv Fai'yllK
4 m
7 85
Ar. loreneti
1
P.M
VAt
Ar, Golds..".
T'saJ
Lv, .Golds..'.!
Lv.HlaK'lia!
ArWiltu'ton
Toita
21
8 09
9 40
4 as
5 60
P.M.
AM.
IP.M.
TRAILS GOING NORTH, '
- - t r
" 1 Jj 3 6
L.'-j""-, e'S e"J d d"3 t3
-v. 3 a K(3
4a M p" P.M U J
Lt.Florence l 40 ..... .7 45 ... . ,ni.
Lv.Fay'vilb- U 80 0 45 .....
L.8elma.. 1 60 ..... 10 64 .....
Ar. Wilson. T8S ..... U 81 ..... .,..
'-'-- "aTmT ' P.M.A.M.
LfcWilm'ton . 8 60 46
Lv. Mag'Iis .... .. . . 8 SOU 19
Lv. Golds.. ..... 6 00..... 0 87 13 80
- - p.m. ""a!m!p.m.p.m.
Lv, Wilson 41 86 8 48 11 88 10 80 1 16
Ar. R, MU. 8 80 6 86 18 09 11 11 1 68
Ar. Tarboro 7 04 ..... ..... .....
Lv, Tarboro 13 2i
Ly. R. MU. 8 80 .... 2 09 .... .......
Ar.Weldon 4 88.... 100
P.M AM. -
k Wllminirton and Weldon Railroad,
auantioana xaagin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
rives Favf tteville 13 35 p in, leaves Fav-
etteville 13 25 p m, arrives Sanford 143
p m. Returning leave ban ford 880 pm,
arrive Fayetteville 8 41 p m, leave Fay
ettevilte 8 60 p m, arrives Wilmington
6 40 p m.
Wilmington- and Weldon Itailroad,
Bennettsville Branch - Trains leaves
Bennettsvllle 8 15 a m, Mazton 9 20 a m.
Red Hprings 0 68 a m, Hope Mills 10 48
am. arrive FayTtteville 10 60. Return.
Ing leaves (ayetteviiie 4 40 p m, Hope
Mills 4 68 p m, Red Springs 6 88 p m,
Maxtoa 8 15 p m, arrives Bennettsville
7.15 p m. '." " -
: uonnecuons at r ayeiievuie wun train
No. 78. at Maiton-wlth the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Springs with
the Red Springs and Bowmore railroad,
st Saaford with the Hcabo vd Air - Line
and Southern Railway, at Guff with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad. '
Train-on .the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon' 8 85 b m. Halifax
4 16 p m. arrives Scotland Meek at 5 08
p m, ureenvme e oi p m.ninston 7 00
p m. Returning leaves Kinston 7 50 a m
Greenville 8 62 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a m, Weldon 11 88 a m, daily ex.
oept Sunday.- .
Trains -oa wasbington IiraDoh leaye
Washington 8 10 a as and 2 bUo m. ar-
rive Parmele 9 10 a m, 8Dd 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 86 a m and 8 80 p
m arrive wasmngion ii w a m aaa 7
D m. dally except Sunday. :
Train leaves Tarboro, 0, daily except
8unday 8 80 pm, Sunday, 418 p m, ar
rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, a 10 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plytnouth daily except
sunaay, v ova m, ana nunaay 9 W a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 OS a m, 11 00 a tu . .
' I'raia on Midland) N O Branch leaves
uoldsboro dally, exoept Huaday, 7 00 a,
m, arriving Smitbfleld 8 10 a m. Return-
ing (leaves Smith field 9 00 a m; arrives
at Goldsboro 10 86 a m.
-Trains oil' Nashville Branch leaves
Rooky Mount at 8 80 a m, 8:40 p m, arrive
Nashville 10 10 a m, 4 08 a m. Sorina
Hope 10 40 a tn, 4 86 b m.Returnlngleave
Spring Hope 11 00 a m, 4 56 trm, Nash
ville 11 28 a tn, arrive at Rocky Mount
U 45 a m,: 8 00 p m, daily except Sunday,
- Train on Clinton Branoh leaves- War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday.
It 40 a m and 4 15 p m, Returning leaves
01intonat7 00amand850Din. - -
- -Train No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North daily , all
rail via Richmond. "A
H M EMERSON, Genl Pass Agent.
4 i n.s,niji, uen-i sianager,
T M EMERSON, Trafflo Maoager
CAROLINA ;BISPATCHLlHIf
;:. '' "wiaJ -'",--W
rti -1 n
lODMeamsoiDio.
For All Pol alt North.
The Steamer NEtTSE
ill Icuvo odrlirordMVs. Wodnesdaya,
and Fridais at 6 p. tt. sharp, mak
ing tnudings at Oriontl,- Ooracoke
nd Koanoke Island; 'Jrt.,s
Freight f eool vod not " later
ban one hour previous to sailing.
For farther Information apply to
GEO. HNDEGS0Nr Agt, .
M, K. Kma, Don. Mgr., -'j
IT.O. IItJDQiNarGeri.Frt.& Paaa,Agt.
Norfolk, Va-
'ewRurn N;0., May 30th, 1808
im: A Ll.lt IN .
I! ". , h n Fire Arcs
T 'i, Iofn8 anl niimlfl, Tainla, .
(i-.' f'.'tni'nt I, i nil F.lt
'" ' A
; :;-'": ! f'ovesSi Kan;ei
' . "',;! i:-J Vr7:s
A. k
j-' t'XHH TABLE XC. 2 J
to Take Effect Sunday, Oct. .',.'
at 7;05j A. M.
Going East SCHEDULB: Goin? V .
Nov 9 Passenger Trains ho. 4
tit. p m 5rATioB: Ar. a 1 1
1 40.. . . . w Goldaboro. Hi
"409.. LaGrange 10.
83.,,.. . -Kinston.,.. ...... .10 1 ;
40,.V..Ar. New Berne, Lv.... .. 9 t -J
5 60.-....-.Lv, ' - Ar. ' . S
? W....ArMorehead'city Lv..,. . i o
No. 5,1 I . l"' No.
.... !
as: I Mx'i
4 l;
fl.t "
Mx'd Ft 4
STAtlOHS:
d Ft and
PassTn.
sss Tn.
LiV A. u.
Ar. p. m.
7 10, .... ...Goldsboro. . .
8 63
....Best's..... ::;,..i 813
. LaGrange. .. i . 1 43
Falling Creek. v.. .'l 18
, . .Kinston . , 'vi . . . . 18 E3
8 08 ...
6 20....
014....
25 .OaswelLV..f. .11 68
10 18,.. , Dover ..11 40
10 40 , v . .Core Creek.'. V. . 10 40
U 10 .'. . .Tuscarora , .10 18
1181 Clarke.. rt.,.1000
1205- ...New Berne....?..., 9 80
P. Ur A. it.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
t Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
No. 1. r I - I Nn S ''
Mx'd Ft. and BTATloMi; I Mx't Ft. and
Fasa.Tn. . - J Pasa. Ta.
Lv. am -"Ar. otn -
7 10 GoldsborOi.i,.r.V...,"8 18 :
7 48 .Best,a.:.;"...-788:v
806 LaGrange 708
8 86. Fallina- rjreek;. . .i . 688 "
814 Kinston....,,... , 68
28 oaswell; w 1
s0 ..Ar. Dover. Lr..Z.... 5 00
1015 Lv. i Ar,.,., V.', 480
10 40 core creek. 400
U 16 Tnsoarora. ., i 8 88
1181 Clark's i,.,., ..V. 8 20
12 06 Ar. New Berne. Lt,... 8 50
180 Lv. i- , Ar. . . , .MO 47
2 18 Riverdaje . .10 10. .-
20 croataa . . ."....'.10 00
8 43 Havelock . .'. 40 ;
Ul Newport, Lr.-.V.'si,' 8 06 '
8 25. wudwood..v; i 8 47 ;
8 81 Atlantic.., 888
8 46. . . .Ar. Morehead OitytLr.... 8 80 :
4 01.... Ar. M. city Depot, Ly....; 7 50 -
'. '" - '-A.K..
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. ; se
fTuesday, Thursday and Saturday..
8.L.P1XL,1 ,
Superintendent v
Atlantic Coast Islne;
Wilmington & Njarr-Buasa 1R..B."
TIMB TABLl VO. i5. "
'-T M.
In Effect Wednesday, Aug.T, 1898)8
Exoeot Sunday. - - '
Going South BonaDDLs: I Going North T
Lv. a m, . BTATiOHBt V - ' Ar. p nt, .
00 New Berne,"., ' 840-
80 PollooksvlUe.... 804
9R1 .. . Xf nvttvf 11 - - ,w: lift'..
IA AO T'.t ,, . . , - ..r .
.... a .... .-uh.s . M.W. , -s w -
1308. 1 fe'r r-li';
luua jnmin.il n .'.aim
I uuuu input 1 1 aa , ., , )
1215 ...Ar. WUmlngtoni It. 8tS ;
No, 8, Passknqbe ft Fbbiqet( Nov 4,
Leave Wilmington- Monday," Wednns
aay and Friday. Leave New Berhe TUea.r
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. am - Ar. P 1
780 Lv. WUmingto. A..,'.. 145
o w. Dcou-a niu , . ; . , ; . .vt oo :
80 Woodside. ...18 15 i
10 05 Hollyrldge ,-'..- ',11 40
10 51 Dixon... .. .v. .10 61 .
11 80 Verona. ... ,..10 80
18 05 Jacksonville.... 9 aft
18 30 Nortneast..t;u.' 8 65
2T55 Whlteoak . , 8 80.
J80 MaysvUle- '..,..r80S
8 15 PoUooksvilla... 7 8
2 65 ...Debrubl's. ......... 685
- 8 40 Ar. New Borne, Lv...... 6 00
'Daily Exoep1; Stoday, v - ,
J. R. KENLT, i.r"
General Manareiv- '
BORDEN, ' -' 0 " -
Supt, Transportaticiii.::;;nY,t;ivij
A JTntty and" : V
Swell Jacket, . ,
'' " f As well aa handsome Capes - snd
Walking CoaU In tbe latest style.
Also a new line of K P Itoedf Fine
Shoes, .
, A beautiful line of Sllks'for wsIbIs.
Plaid Novelties for Skirts, all to be
sold lower than can bought elsewhere.
J.?J;I BAXTER.
TIIECAKOIain,
Morehead City, N. 0. T. L. Dall, Tn .
. . , ' " rr Terms Satisfactory.
'HOUSE FRONTS TUE OCEAN
,
SEE il":
We bow furaish jot ( i.
ready cut and delivered t j
Always kept under lar i ,
gets wst In rainy wrsil.-T,
Nles Brick and Latliex.
Fluts to Let. ;
A liu : stock of 1 .