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OMB MONTHS AGO OTO BABY'S HEAD GOT SORE "W took
hiia to the doctor, who pronounced
; to suffering mankind to write and tell yon of this almost wonderful eon, . '
1 . . W. W. & J. B. MY EES, Box 90, Monroe City, Ind. '
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humor.'-
tieura
to blatantly allay llenlng.
i heal; and Oimornu
Ti p FT S.I Vh na humlllaUng skin, scalp, and blood humors, with lose of hair, whoa
. ink, U4.I, 4IJ aii e)M fnfc poxua Dauaaiis Una. Cow., Sole Proi Boston, .
"Ho to Cure Baby Hamora,' tree. .....
TO WASH" BRUSHES AND
w COMBS w ".
To wash halt -bnabe sad eefflba, dlaaolve
a tableapoosful ol , ' 4 , ; ,
Gold Dust Wuhinjr Powder.-' '
le boiliaf water; whta- ll Is atarlr cold, dab tit
bnatles up aod down without allowing the backs
of the brush ea to become van when the braahea
I an cleaa, dip them la plain oold water sad dry
theat either by the fire ec ht the opes -air. -Soap
I tarns the tray back combs or brushes yellow,
but OoM Dust does sot lalurethea),
tk boTtlltaKMilMmtvrfrMfeoafelafe V' :--.
"GOl.UKlf UULKB pu MoruutwiiaK" '" '
Sjatfmony)iiMtto
thi . a. rsinaiiR oompmt, -
Mew Vera.
Woman : Hstovsa- VJomsn,
ir r a
t, EAw.'i .aa. M.
f Cardtrl for an - -
aakneas In -ta
lug one bottle I
I am a midwife '
amend Wine of '
t friends durlnar
i I weed Wins of
'Waaeneas and waakaeas
. .womb. . After takiug
: waa.well again. . I a
and alwava reooramend
- OardnKto my lady friends during
ErrfrnancT ana alter Dirao aa avonio.
;very lady who takes lt An da that
Mt doea aTeasmora than is olaimed
for ft. . ' ' 'f
, " UBS. V. BOtSVEBT.
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Nobody knows woman Diet woman.- Men go to medial colleges,
study books and listen to lectures. They learn indirectly of the disease)
.. of women, but they are men and can never fully understand the ailments,
' the sufferings, the-agonies of mothers, wives and sisters. A woman
-t knowev Mrs. Boisvert knows. . She has passed through the trials
' and tribulations of her sex. She has been near by when her sisters suf-
fereds-"; She has seen them relieved and cured with Wine of Cardui' i b ,
',: it any wonder she recommends it? Is jt any. wonder that thousands '
. V . - - " nf other -women recommend 1L' :
, IMICt ABVtSNT '
Tor mlTtcc in man rrxjatrltiaf wdai
direction, adilroat, giving syniptoina,
U4lt' Adtari Upt. xi( HATTaNOOwii
fekUKlNKUU ChUnooiPk, Tnuv
"th weak of all ages, helps and cures
' " Druggists Sefl Large
Wiai- Tolr
NVood's flalne-Grown
UJoU l UlUlUuD
rt TJnqnfutlnnfthly th3 hcut Bil PotK
tM for Houthern planUiij?. Our !'ot
ara Rnfwn eHjwclaHy for pur-Tttmi-n
in tit best potato dint riot In
Jkitttnft, ntl nr noted for ttiRlr emrll
iif'Hs, uniformity snd Urtrfl yilrtt pm
o k ' ,. Til laiKP"t pottiio ftrowfnt In
ln h'aih wVru pinnttiitf our N-M poi
(''!, with tli bi'vt flndunwt (ruUUti
ri'rtuUs, W altfooifer
VA. SECOND CROP POTATOES
pmwn from Jlalrij btp4. T1ii (r1v
h i-itilid crop r'fuli and ar popular
w iiti truckers verywiiera.
Wood Descriptive Sd Cninlttne,
pHWig full liiformnilon, uiailud iit-tj,
j'rit t rj quoted upou request. . ,
T. V. WOOD & SONS,
sr:r.!)5y.::N, Ricimftmiva.
the lrgeet 5fed
Houm la tha
South.
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it poison and gave as some medicine
which did do good. His head got bo bad
he would cry all night, and my wife could
sleep none, .and began to look ghostly.
- His head got so lore that we put a night
cap on him, and folded a white cloth lour
- thicknesses inside of it, and just through
the night a kind of matter would ooze out
from his head, soaked through the cloth
and cap and on to the pillow.. The top,
; - and back of his hoad was almost solid
, lore, and looked so badly that words would
-.' not describe it. Almost in despair I told -:
'. my wife I had seen Ccctcora. Bxitxnrjts
.' advertised and recommended very highly ,
- - and I was going to try them. I bought
r the CuTictmi Rbsolvmt, CtmotraA
' Boat, and Cdticura Ointment We gave ,
' him hall of the Resolvent, used part of -
the cake of Soap, and before we had used
the second box of CuTictraA Ointment he
commenced t get better, and is now as -well
and hearty as anybody's boy. He Is
as merry as a lark, sleeps soundly all night,
and his hail looks glossy, thick, and soft.
- while my wife looks likea different woman, '
I look at him and think I owe lt to you and
WUSUHIUKUI inmUUKA Olr V iuv. M wuaiibv HI. him m BHUW aim
aealee ami soften the thickened cuticle; Curiorriu Oimtmbnt (60c.),
iDfluunaUon, and irritation, and aootbe snd
Kssolvbnt (60er, U oool end cleaaee the blood.
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They -know. -They have r
tual experience to prompt them.
They 1 spread the tidings from
mouth to mouth, teUing bow Wine
of Cardul helps young girls, helps
'A
all womanly Ub. ,-
Bottles for $!.Cl : ,
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g . A QUICK CURB FOR . . ,
COUGHS AND COLDS Z
- "Very yalaable Remedy in all S
fft J ailoction of tho ,.; :. .
$ THROAT or LUNGS ?,
S . Larca Bottlear-osoK i',
, K. DAVIS a I.AWHEHCa CO., Llmltwl,
, rro.'aotrenTtavleTaln-Kill.r. . JPJ
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"ill.
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ri it'ly cut, nml ilclivci 1 to ynur d ir,
j Alwnya ki-t I: r l.tivi .h-!., ncvi-r
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S' i i SLLEP.
A tawyif ho Solved a. Knotty.
Proiilfm f o Coald ?fat Master
,Whtle Aii-Aa Excitlnic and Al
rnuit It, ic lallway Jeerner,
An I!ilmiiirph lawyer, ft confirmed
somaambullst. went thrcusb a pecul
iar experience some little time ago.
One evening, after dinner, he told bis
wife that he had a moat difficult law
case which would occupy him half the
night to study out. For hours there
after he gruppled with Its Intricacies,
but finally desisted, saying it would
be Impossible to make bis-brief uutll
morning, since the case presented some
difficulties that he bad been unable to
master.: , ' ... ''
Ue' fell asleep from exhaustion al
most ag Boon as he went to bed, but in
a few minutes rose, and, seating him
self ut his desk, wrote furiously for an
hour or more. - Then, carefully folding
and indorsing the sheets he had writ
ten upon, he put them away In a pi
geonhole of his desk, after which, with
out speaking, he returned to bis bed
and slept soundly till late lu the' morn-lng.--;S.?:;
At lireakfnst be expressed some un
certainty as to bis "finding a solutlpn."
Ills wife told blm to look, through bis
desk, which be did, .discovering the
proper he had written In the pigeon-
bole where lie bad bidden It ' As be
read it Joy mingled with Amazement
showed plainly In bis face, for the p-:
per wna a clearly - iaspned,: correQtly
pliniHed brief on the Intricate-case,
with nil the obscure points smoothed
outr - fie had not tbe slightest recol
lection .of having written tbe docu
ment ' . . s "
v Anotber extraordinary rase la that of
a . young man who, an hour or so be
fore starting oo a railway Journey, palil
a visit to steamer In which bis par
ents were finniiclally Interested.. In
the course of the tnspectlou be entered
the little chamber, iu the bow of the
vessel where the anchor chain Is colled
and was Impressed by the- vuamberV
HiiHillness and the cramped quarters It
would afford a man sent dowu there to
superintend tbe paying out of tbe chain.
In due course the traveler went to tbe
railway station, and engaged a jsnug
seal in tbe Turner of n first class corri
tlor and sleeping "enrrhtgsv; He lutd the
cbmpajtuient to hluiself..v,"Tbe train
had not been long on Its Journey befoce
tbe young irrno was souud ssleep. But
l Imagined that he was awake ami.
moreover,. J ha I be was Imprisoned In
tbe little aucbor chain conipurturent of
the steamer. The vessel was uudbr
way. be thought and moving more rap
idly tlian lie bad ever .known a steamer
to move before. vir-slA-v-'yi.
.His Drat- Idea was to go oa deck lit
once, but be could pot get out of th
cell-like cbambety He could' not stand
erect even, the compartment was so
little, as be found out at the cost of an
.Imaginary bumped bead, when he at
tempted to flse. Jben. to blrf surprise,
be found that tbe room had window,
evldeully a deod light but square' and'
unusually large. - This he tried to -raise,
but falling. deTermlued tO: break It
tbluklng that be could seise tbe anchor
chain and by .its aid reach tbe deck, t
. There was only one way to smash tbe
glbss,' and that was by striking It wltb
bis -clinched fist, - He knew that this
would result ln a cut hand probably,
bat be risked tt all tbe same, for be feH
certain now that the vessel was In a
storm and likely -to go down any mo
ment, In which case tie would . be
drowned like a rat In trap? v ;,'':.! -
naviutsiimslied tbe glass, he found
that tbe window was double, and be
distinctly remembers breaking tbe out
side pane, after which, wltb profusely
bleeding hands, be carefully picked out
the bits, of glass remaining In the
Bashes, so that he could climb out. '
After removing the last remaining
fragment of glass .from tbe sash he
carefully thrust bis bead aoiarms out
and began to feel for tbe chain. .It was
nowhere to be found. Then be pulled
himself balf way out of . the window
and renched upward. . " s-.' 5
. To bis great Joy, be found he could
reach over the edge of tbe deck; but to
bis dismay. It was curved and smooth,
offering no projection . whatever by
which he might pull himself up. That
being tho- case, and not wishing to fall,
Into the water and be drowned, be
painfully drew" back Into the llttltj
chamber. ' However, be must certainly
escape or be drowned, and after get
ting bis breath he would make another
attempt to reach tbe duck. -
As lii In y panting and frightened he
accidentally, reached In the direction
away from the deadlight. To Ills sur
prise, be touched a swaying window
blind, and the next moment be found
himself lying on the floor of tbe corri
dor of the onniKlilng train, with a win
dow down, through which he had evi
dently bwn trying to reach the dock of
the- Imaginary steamer. The wonder
Was he did not loxo his prlp and fall on
the line. It was his fenr of being
drowned that prevented him from be
ing killed on the railway. The young
fellow had a lone anil serious Illness
after his experlciiee, and, strange to
say. when he recovered Ills somnambu
listic babll left him. Washington Slur,
Aa Oilit (otne-f .ten
tn one of the I,' , !,! l volumes of
John I' M ; '
nmst rom''-' I , !
vi'i-y (1 y i' -.t ti '
j;.!i'ni'e w'l j
MI.erty t 'l I
te-.-s hi lb'
t ll'l'l'l I f
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TWO FL
VI.-
IU Co '. i is Looked forward to
, Iv'.i Jay and Tear and its
1 , Eafe Arritfiil is Hailed
I r ' ' Priua and Belief - - "
The arrival of the first baby In thn
household istlio hajipieBt nnd UKist int
portunt event of married iife. The young
wife who is to become omotherdelighta
to think of thelmppiness in store for her
when the little one shall nestle upon her
breast and latterly she shall bear it lisp
But her happy anticipation quickly van
ishes when she realizes the terrible pain
and suffering through which she must
pass while bringing the little one into
the world. An indescribable fear of the.
danger attendant upon tiio ordeal soon
dissipates her joyfulnegs.
Thousands of women have learned
by experience that there is absolutely
no necessity for tho sufferings which at
tend child-birth) they know that b,
the use of "Mother's Friend"--a scien-.
tino liniment for a few weeks befoit
the trying hour, expectant mothers can
so prepare themselves for the final
hour that the pain and suffering of- the
fireaaed event are entirely oDvtatea ana
t is safely passed through with com
paratively little discomfort, t T
All women are interested, and i&s
j ecially expectant mothers who for the
lirst time have to undergo this .trial, in
siip.ri a remedy for thev know the nam
and suffering, to say nothing of the dan
ger, which is in store-lor tnem, -jaoi rt.
fir's Friend-, is woman's greatest, blcs-
ilng, lor tt takes her. safely tnrougn tne
severest ordeal of her life. Every woman
should be glad to read the little book
"Before Baby is Koni," which contains
Information of great value to U, It
will be sent free to any one who sends
their address to- The Bradfleld Eegu
latorCo., Atlanta, Ga. ' ,. i
Botanic ; Bhi! Bali;
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BLOOD, CURE
A Cure Por Blood ani Sfcia DisesMa,
Eecema, Clean, Pimples,, jlere
. v -L full, Blaod roisoB, Cancer, -,
ITidnerlttWsvBoUs
g;. Habua ' Bhea--i ' 1
ffu matisnvVl v4
A TBIAX TRKATMERT SUNT PRlVATBLr BT
v - KAIL KE TO AM, WTXO SCtFSB. f
" Jf any man or woman suffering' from
any Blood or sun Trouble will write -us
we will send them free of chapee and
prepaid to'desllnallon a trial bettlr of
Botanic Blood BalmfB. B. B )'the fi
nious 8outhernv-Bloo(l Remedy. It has
permanently cared thousands of cases,
some of SO years' standing, and after
doctors, hospitals and patent medicines
had failed. Remedy has been thoroughly
tested for past 80 years and Is perfectly
safe to take by old or yoang. Blooil
Balm Is an honest,' jsexpenaive remedy
that you majr test before you jpart with
your money.
v -CURES MAD BT BLOOD BILK.',; -v, "
- Allan Grant, of Sparta, Ga,- cared, of
painful sore on Hp called epithelial can
cer; Julia Johnson, Stafford P.O.,8.0
cured of a terrible Itching eczema of 18
years standing; W A Bryant, Moody,
Tex, cured of salt rheum on hand: His
hand resembled a burned surface suffered
four years, vet cored by Botahio B!-iod
Balm. B W Beaxley, of ' Amerlcus, Ga,
suffered with sores all over his body
eating Into boles.-'. Blood Balm -cured
him; sound and well.' It H . Bewail. - of
Atlanta, Ga, Cured by font bottles of a
lerriDie eating ulcer on leg. o v -rope,
of Jaokson, Ga. bad vloleut skin disease,
entire bodv almost a scabvet nermanent-
ly cured by B. B. B. i S Head' of Athens
(is, had eczema on hands, arms and legs,
SDnered nve years, tried doctors snd pat
ent medicines. Blood Balm cured him.
only a few' scars remaining where the
sores had healed. .Mrs. W. J Steed, of
Augusta, Oa, had. recurring boils,- was
curedbyonly five bottles three years
sgo, t'erfectly well, since., Mrs al L
Adams, of Freilonls, Ala. had deadly
cancer, was given up to- die by nine
doctors, yet was cured by Botanic Blood
Balm. , W P McDaniel, of Atlanta, cured
of rheumatism, but what more need we
say We could fill this paper with
wonderful cures, and remember, all theso
troubles are caused by Bad Blood in the
system, aod Blood Balm cures because It
forces all. the poison-outward, hence
ineie cannot be a. return ol tha symp
toms. ---
Lon't trifle with blood troubles, aad
remember, even if Baraaparllla, tonics.
doctors and salves have failed in your
case, that B. B. B. Botanic Blood llalin
la different from anything else, and
cures, to stay cured, by eipelllng the
poisonous matter from the blood. This
Is the only remedy that cures in this
way. v.-." . '' , ';,!'1'
HOW TO OBTAIST BLOOD DALM.
' WRITS POIl fates TRIAL BOTTLE. '
If you are satisfied that Ilotanlo lilood
Bnliu Is what you imm-iI jnu will lind
Urge bottlos for sale ly all druelsts for
!., or six bottles fnll treatmenl)
10K For free trinl bottle aiklress
lilood Fulm f o 110 JIUehellHt, At
IriiIh, (Ja., and boltlo andlne'ilrHl book
will he fient, all chart'es prepaid. Describe
your tnnililo anil we will lncludo frco
jiiTHonul niedk al ailviee.
y" f!-!,Q
Lcde DirGCtory,
KUREKA LODGE NO. 7, I 0 0. P.
(uii. ers: W. T Hill, N. G ; J lt. 1'srker,
V.'lj Uen O f-en, Hei M'tt Secty; Jsnies
B llitl. Financial decretitn; A i5. I'ill
inan, Tre8. Regular meetings every
Montlay night' at 7;0 o'clock.- "
ViCMiilY coL'XC'Ui 0. 11, JfMlOR
0 U A .41: Meet every first snd third
Wednesday night In Rountrce Hall. Jas
C, I'alemsr. C ; (1 I frtlnr, V C; A
Hilumtd. Tieaa.; (' IMiartling, H S :
CAi.UMKT. KNCAJiPMENT, NO. i
1. 1 1. A F: . Officers: I, h Moody, 43 Pj
i O bclamar, II P; t J Baxter, 8 W:
C H Hall,' J W; Oeo. (ireeo. Scribe; JS
Gerock, Treasurer. Regular Encamp
meat, 1st, Srd, and 5th (if any) Thursday
nights in caclinuiiith at 7:80 o'c'ock.ii-f.
NEW BERN 1-iODGE No.1. P li & U-
J C Scales, Prest; J 11 Mmilh, Recording
Seq'yi K E Quldley, Financial 8ec'yr
Meets in the Knighis of iiarmonv Hull
every 1st and,3rd Monday nights In each
mOnth, r.' ji.i-i.E"-', '.-.''- 11
CRAVEN LODGE No. 1 KNlflllTS
OP HARMONY: Meets 2nd and 4lh
Wednesday nights in each month- In
Kounlree's Hall. Pollock street, at 180
o'clock. 8. R. Ball, President, R. J. Dts-r
osway, Bec'y, K. H Hill, P. Betfy.
KN1CHT8 OP HONOR Offlceri: K Jt
Jones, DiclalorQ L Vinson, Reporter;
W P Rountree, - financial Iteportor
New lierne Lodge No. 448 meets the 2nd
and 4th Friday nights at 7:80 olclock in
Rounlrea'sjlall, Pollock street. '
U4NT0S CLtl.9tOKT HO.'S, f. St., I.O. O.t
Oiticern. Go. 81over, Catitaln; '1. O. l;j
m an, Lleut.4 P. U. felletier, FusIkd 1 Wm. J
Pitiji, (jlrk ; Rd- ue-ook, accountant. Beg
ijior cantonnwnta, M and 4th Tliursrtay
a'ttliU in each mtith atB-OU o'olooS .
PKOPESS10NAL.
P. A, Mlmmonsi "
J. H. l'oa,
' A. 1. Ward
;siMrioNS, pou & wardi:
ATTORNEYS att COUNSELORS ai
MEW BKBSlEt Jl. C, .
Oltica ?8 Bo. Front Street, nearly oppo-
i, .i.i ni i .
(Offloe also at Raleigh and SmlthQeld.)
Practise In tha counties of Craven. DiiDlln.
nee, Onslow, carterot Pamlico, Wake,
ihnaton. uarnetD ana wimon: in toe oa
prerne and Federal OoorW, and wherever
serrkaa are desire , .-. -v 5. .: w .
; V. II. Pelletler,
ATTOliNET AT LAW,
Middle Street; Lawjerjj Brick 's
i Building. . jir -
Will practice In he Counties ol Craven
ai wnilnuiini,vuwun bum wuuw.
Court at sew Berne and Buprmn Court
beHtata , r , -
'' ROMULUS a: nunn,
jk.TToxasnrt ..o; . . .i1 i-vw
' , v"' - KBW BERSE, K. a
Offloe:, Opp. TJolel Cbattawks,
South Front Street. ' -',
Practice In North Carolina ,
FINANCIAL.
T. A. Green, Free. K. H. MaeuinWs, V. rrM,
, H. MC Orovea, Cashier, r" , ,
CITiaSBlVK:. BANK,
.'"'' pr jsrarw Baraxr, r.o.
Doing QeneraJ Banking Buslnesxv
October i st, 1809, Surplus and Undivl-
,l t dti Pro8t4 113,000 00. -r-
Prompt and careful attention clven to
all business entrusted to us. Accounts
received on favorable terms... ... v
t .j...,.:-1 Board ot Directors, .
fn11nanfl DfruUl :. ' K. If. Ilesilows
J. A.Moadows, . '. . Cbas. Dnay , Jr. i
Hamuol w . iporc, . jamee Keamona,
Chaa. H. Fowior, - p V Bayer Halin,' -
a w . uraiiiKVi, 4 v. iuwuHa.enH,
B. W. Bmallwood, s.r.mO. B. For. - -,
duo. V. Ives. "" V. r. Orockatt.. :t
., ,f ... Mark Disosw ay.- -r.-
F. & 17). BANK,
VAT 1st, 1898.
Capital Stock,.,: $75,000.00
Surplus, .......... 9,000,00
UaditldedPreBt,.. 2,000.00
' OFFI0EK8. -
L. H. GtrTj.BR President. "t s .
' W. B. Oradwick, Vice Prei;
-; ' T. W. Dswsy, Cashier.
. . J, W. Biddi. TeUcr. ...! . ;
O. T. CiunwKiic, Colleotor,
' - ' DIItECTORS; J"
Wini B. Blades, M. M. Marks,' :
O. I). Bradham, P. U. Pellettor, .'
L. H. Cutler, - Jpo. Suter, '
Yf. 8.Chadwick, - J. W. Stewart,
: . ' . T. Wt Dewey.
We want your business and feel that
we can offer you as much in return as
any other. bank in the city. It Is our
endeavor to make business relations mut
ually pleasant and profitable to our
patrons, . : - . -
7'llOEr;-"-
1 1 Hi i in n .I i I ni i I i
Farms, lurf e or small. .
Parirn sulialile for Vegetable growinf.
Small Fruits, Hurries. . . .
Farms suitable for Fruit growing. .
I-'urr" suiliilile for OraeB.and Grain,
Farma puita'ild for Tobacco growing.
Fnrms Hiiiln'iie fur een"m' erfti. Cot
ton, l'cinu'K, Vegetables, Frul, fco.
I ii lie ly of land well suited for Htorlc
I! liiiii i.'. Nii'nral 1'nM'uriijr", line for both
winl'T iiiul S'liiirncr.
Ciii l Inn In fur I'.iiry Farm, Poultry
1. Il Ml.
Can ni e yon e'l'ii r nil railrnml or wator
111 It r.- i H I. i!ll.
WILMINGTON .& VVELDON R. R.
X -; ';" .; A iid Branches,
And Atiantie Coast Line" l;ilrod Co.,
;'r ' y. of rkiuth I uiniiuu. . -
U TKAINS OOINO HWITrtife
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At. R. Mt,. li 65 0.52 , ;$..
Lv.'firborti m ai t oo 4r;v
Lt. R. Mt. .1:' K .6 W 6 i it 'tt
Lt. Wilson 1 6M 10 8ft 16 6 90 t 0
Lt. Belma., 3 55 U ,-,-,v
Lv Fay'vlllt 4 80 ia 20 M'Xi.
Ar.Plorenc 7 5 84 . .,.
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" A.'..Oolds.,: .--iV ..JJBk ?. iWtti
Lv;.Goldfc..ki iiv 0I ft!
Lv. Mag'lia .,i'. 8 09 4 85
ArWilm'ton ... .i . .1 9 40 f 00
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Lv.Florenoe 9 46 ..v, . 7 4i . -
l.v.FayvilU 18 iu .-.. 9 45 ....j
Lv. Belma. . I 50 ... 10 66 .'. ,.
Ar. Wilson 9 85... , U 8d
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LvWilm'ton ..... ..... t 50 V 45
Lv. Mag'lia .... 8 30 II 1
Lv. Golds.. 5 00..,.. 3'i 14 24
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Lv. Wilson 9 85 8 48 11 88 10 b0 116
Ar, B. Mt.. 8 80 C 85 13 08 11-11 1 58
Ar. Tarboro ..... ? 04 ..... ..... .....
Lv.TarborolS 21 .... -
Lf. R Mt., 8 80 19 09
Ar. Weldon 4 8 ..... 104...., .....
P.M A.M
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
Atlantic aod Yadkin Division Main Line
T-Train leaves Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
rives Fayt tleville 12 05 n m, leaves Pay-
ettevilie 12 25 p m. arrives tlantord 148
p m. lUjturning leave oanlora U w p m,
arrive Fayetteville 8 4tp m, -leave Fay-
ettevuie n to p m, arrives; Wilmington
8 40 pm. 1 - ' 1
Wilmington and, Weldon Railroad:
Deonettsville Branch Trains : leaves
BenneltBville 8 15 a m, Maxtvn 9 20 a m,
Bed pring8 9 68 a m, Hope Mills IU in
a ot, arrive Fayetteville 10 53. Return
ing leaves Fayetteville 4 40 p m, Hope
Mills 4 65 pm, lied Springs 6 85 pm,
Maxton 8 15 p m, arrives- Bennettsville
?15 p m. -' . '- ,
.. Connections at Fayetteville with train
NO. 78, at Maxton, with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at lied bprloga with
the Red Springs and Howmore railroad,
at Sanford with tbe buabovrd Air Line
and rJontuern Railway, atOulf with tUt
Durham and Charlotte Railroad. .
" Train jn the Scotland Heck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 85 p m. Halifax
4 10 p tn. arrives Bootland iieck at 6 08
p ni, Ureenville 67 p m, Kioston 1 65
p m. - Returning leaves Kins ton 7 60 a nv
Greenville 8 52 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a n Weldon 11 88 a m, ' daily et
oept BunrtkuV. . , -;-.-
- Trains on Washington Braech leaye
Washington 8 10 am and S 80 o m. ar
rive Parmele 9 10 a m, and 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 86 a m and 8 80 p
01 arrive Washington 11 00 atn aad 1 80
p m, daily except auhday; - - . r
- Train leaves Tarboro, & O, dally except
Sunday 6 80 pm, Sunday, 415 p m, ar
rives Plysaooth 7 40 p m, 8 10 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth- daily except
aunoay, 1 ova m, ana ounaay h uu a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 08 a m, H 00 tu
: 't rain on MUlandt N O Branch leaves
Qoldsboro daily, except Bunday, 7 06 a,
m, arriving BmitbDeld 8 10 a m. Return
ing leaves Hmitbfield 9 00 arms arrives
at Uoldsboro 10 28 a m. - y
Trains on Nashville - Branch leaves
Rocky Monnt at 10 00 a m,8:40 p m,arrive
Nashville 1110 m, 408 pm, Spring
Hope 10 40 a m, 4 85 p m.ReturniDg leave
8pring Hope 11 80 a m, 4 66 p m, Nash
ville 12 15 a tn. 5 28 d m; arrive at Rocky
Mount U 45 a m, 8 pQ.p nvdailr except
Sunday,; r.r .-. ..1 i-
Train on Clinton Branch- leaves' War.
saw-for Oliutoa daily, except Sunday,
11 40 m and 4 02 p in, Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 9 60 o m.
Train No 78 makes close-connection kt
Weldon for all' point North daily . all
rail Klnhrrmnd. - - T l-
H M EMERSON, Gonl Pass AgonL
t K ritiiLit, uen-i Manager. - . .. -T
M EMEIlaON, Tramo Manaer.
s
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. The eiamlard Rnllwa) of the SOUTH
Tha Dlruct Line to all Points,
CAMro::uiA,
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Htriotly Firsf-Ola! Equipment on all
Through or Lnoul Trains; Pullman Pal
ace Bli p:n Oars on all Night Trains;
Fant ami H.ife Pclieilulrs. . j "' '
Travrl by the Southern and you are as
sure,! a ife. Oomforluble and Expedl
tiiiun Join nri .
Ari-'ly to Tiekct Agent fur Time Ta
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U i5. ... . .Tuscarora .,
11 81... .. , . . . .Clarka.'.
18 05...... ....New Berne......
r. m.
A. at.
I Mondav. Wednesday. Fri,lv
.Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
' No.-l. t 1 . . . I HI-
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Paas-Tn.
Pass. Tn.
Lv. am
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7 10
7 48.
808.......
8 98..
914.......
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7 88
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518
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Caswell....
9 40
Ar. Dover, Lv
1015
Lv. " Ar
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0 40 core creek 4 00
II 15........... Tuscarora.......
U 81 olark's
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2 50
10 47
10 10
10 00
9 40
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8 47
888
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, 750
18 05 .....Ar. New Berne. T.v.
180. Lt. Ar,
8 19 Riverdale
880 croatan......
8 43 Havdock
8 12. Newport, Lv..
S26 Wlldwood
8 81 Atlantic
8 48 Ar. JUorehead city, Lv
4 01.... Ar. M. City Depot, Lv
v.
Mouday. Wcdnesduv and Frirlv
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t'l uesday, Thuiaday and Saturday.
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Bupunnlc ident
Atlantic Couht JLine.
'VVILMIMOTON & NKW JJekNK R. 1.
. TIME TABLE NO. 5,
nKHocl Wodnosday, Aug. 7, 18D8,.Daily
Eicept Sunday.
Uoing South ) sciibdulk: Going North
No. 51, Passenger Trains No. 60,
Lv-. am, , stations: Ar. p m
9 00.'. . New Bern-. s in
988...
8 61 ..
10 03...
..PoIlocksVllle .. 5 04
....Mayaville 40
r
.Jacksonville . . . 4 18
1208. f Wilmington, j
f Union LVrjot i
2 82
13 15 . . . Arr Wllmlngtonf Ir. ... 2 iC
P-li ra
Na 8,. Passknqeb & Fheiodt No. 4.
Leave WUmington Monday. Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Borne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday,
kv A M Ar. p H
7 80.....Lv. Wilmington, Ar 145
30.... 8oott's Hill 12 56
80......... Woodside 18 15
!22?'- ..Hollyrldge 1140
W6V... ...Dixon.7. 1051
lj 90 ...Verona 10 20
06 Jacksonville. 9 46
19 30.....;.... Northeast. 8 65
il 6fL.r.......Whlterak 8 80
180 ....Maysvllle - 8 05
18 Pollooksville 7 20
66 Debruhl's ... 6 85
8 40 Ar. Now Beirne, Lv 6 00
... Daily Except Sunday.
::C J. R, KENLY,
' . fjeneral Manarer.
ORDF.N, .
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CAROLINA DISPATCH tlNE,
xt rt all sTATioSsi Mx'd ft and
Pass Tn.1 . I 1 pasa Tn-
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fEUGHT &1 PASSENGIR, ' "
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For All Poiafa ITortb.
Tlie Steamer - NE USB
will leave on Mondays, Wednesdays,',
and Fridays at 6,p, in. sharp, male-'
ids landingiat Oiental, ' Ooraook
aud noauokelsland. ' . .'..,
137" Freight received not later"-"
than one hoar previoni to Miling. '
: For farther informaMon Apply to :
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt .
M. K. Kino, Gen, Mgr.. v ' ; ;
JLO. BuDQiKB,Gen. Frt & Past. Aft,
' .' Norfolk, V. '
New Berne. N. 0 May 80th, 1808';-'
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