VfELL DRESSED !IEN.
K"
.9
ORDER OF THE CITIES IN WHICH
THEY MOST ABOUND. '
The Kind Too Have Always Bought, and which has been
v la use for otot 30 years, has borne the signature of .
and has been made under his per- -
Z1,'1 sonal supervision since its Infancy.,; ;
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-g-ood " are but -"
Experintents that trifle with and endanger the health of
u Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
.What Is CASTORIA
-. Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- ,
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo --.'
substance. Its age Is its guarantee." It destroys Worm v
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ? ,
- and Flatulency, . It assimilates the Food, "regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. , '
GENUINE CASTORIA VAfwAYS
Bean the Signature of
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over' 30 Years. -. .
THC OKNTAUM OOMMMV. TT MURRAY VTlWetT. WIWVOM OIT. " 1 ' ' '
Boused
; Washing Dishes ,
To wish dishes In half lbs Mrm, and do It
well, follow this recipe: Always bh hot
viter not warm, but hot. It I, beet to tut
moptwttb chins and class, and, to hire. a ales
lather. Instead of uslntsotpua a
Gold Dost Wisting Powder
' Dissolve i tablctpoonlul In the hoi water and
vaah quickly t have plenty of nice, dry towels
to wipe with ; have s drainer that will allow the
water to run olf the dishes Into receptacle be
low, when jou will have highly polished (bus
sod china. .
Th. .boro I, teftM from our fra. bmkbl -V
"uouhh gvm fob uoubiwurk .v.
wast n on rcqimt to .
I
IS It Sife 1
i. ' THE N. K. MMftBaNK COMPSNV, - K H """ ';' ' ' II
OaJosge, slums, , MswVark, basts, gj H f-.qy. :L . . .. II
HEALTHY OLD AGL
' Lin, Bbtto Oo. As, i' Aug. 4, ,
t am 49 yean old and have been suffering' with
i, Ohange of Life. I had flooding; spells so baa that
none thought I oould live. My husband got me
Wine of Cardul and it sawt my life, I am like
anoUier porson since taking it. . -
. . . MRS. B. B. TOWN BEND. " ""
- - It it the devout wish of nearly aH people to live to (Tripe old tge. ;
" None of us want to die younj. This universal desire cad be realized if
'' - care be taken of the health in early and middle life. A little precaution tben
will add many years to our existence. ' Death can be kept away a long ;.
. time.- Happy, healthy old age will be the lot of the woman who promptly
corrects the ailments which afflict her sex. In youth, Wine of Carduiwill
take the female child safely over the dividing line between girlhood and
' womanhood. As a wife she needs it to help her through the trials of -pregnancy
and childbirth with is httle- discomfort as possible. At the
- Chang of Life it will help her over the dangerous place. that appears in
" her pathway between 40 and 50. - Then will come tnany years of truly s
blissful existence: . She will grow old slowly and gracefully. To the last
she will preserve 'that charm and beauty which are always characteristic
ot periectiy neaitny grandmothers.
'IS
UMES' ABVISOM fttMITMEIT.
ForftdTler) in (wm twinirlnit ipf ntel
ai ruction, niiMren, piTing nrnfionii.
UilV A-l.Wr lt, Tkl HAYTAAUttti4
CbtUtutoogt, Taa. - I
It Is for women alone to decide
whether they wiO be healthy or
sick. The remedy for their sick
ned It close at band.'
. LA9CI BOTTLES Or WIN I O P OARDUI
' SOLD FOR$I.OO BY DRUOCISTS.
i Mistake V--'-"'V:8&&B;&
WLo ho choosea for" the ,Xms :
feast from our atock of Fancy and
- f taple Qtoorrlea. Our , Royal
- Flour for yoar Zidm baking, our
superior and exquisitely Davoted :
Coffee and Teas, Our Plum Pud
ding, Relishes, Crystallzcd Fruits
aud Giujer, Foreign and Domes
j( ' 'fr.yjf , " tmore'i Mince Meat will
yi v '; meet wl'li U.e favor of the con.
we rave in a targe anipmexi
Beautiful Kulamaaoo Celery and
His fine.
Ms!a Oraocs. Ualifornia Oranrei. Fine APDlcS and Bnnanas.
Ntila, Ruisiua and Fig, in fact everything Mice and Fresh for Xium,
"1 -"-s
' C'"B?wT'"y
As Expert Soys Denver Heads), the) '
List, With Saw FnneiKs Second,
Chlc&KO Tlilrd, Wnshlnictoa Fswrtk,
Bad Sew York Trails Alone fifth. .
"Pd probably be discharged, mobbed
and have, all aorta of tu.iigs (laypeu to
nie If I said this over la the big town,
but I can name you at least four Amer
ican cities the men of which are bet
ter, dressed, year in 'and year out than
the men of New Vork, said a nimr
who travels for a New York merchant
tailor's supply house and whose terri
tory is the whole continent "I'll name
them in the order of their standing as
communities Inhabited by the : best
dressed men: Denver, San Franclnco,
Chicago and Washington.;- How do I
figure It 7 Just according to the rule
of sight, that's all. ' I don't profess to
know much about Egyptology, but I do
know a well dressed man when I 'see
him. ' V : , - ,
Mind, I don't say that all of the
men of those four cities am better
dressed than all of the men-'of New
Yoik, but I do maintain and say any
Impartial, man who knows the tour
towns mentioned as they are now will
uphold me in tualntaiulug that lu ratio
to their respective populations the men
of Denver, San Francisco, Chicago and
Washington ' are very s. much ; better
dressed than are the men ot .New York.
Of course this has been the case only
In very recent years. New York was
until, soy, Ave years ago away ahead
of all Its rivals ob ft city of the best
dressed men. At that time If you want
ed to see-hundreds of perfectly dress
ed and perfectly groomed men engag
ed in doing business all you bad to do"
was to take an elevated train up town
in the neighborhood of 10 o'clock In the
morning and watch he men, young, .1
middle aged and old, who boarded the
trnin for the down town financial dis
trict :
"Of coarse you'll -still see slews of
thoroughly got up men down In the
financial district of New York; but not
so many by 75 per cent as formerly.
On Bhow occasions, -such as Easter
Sunday afternoon. New York will still
turn out a finely dad batch of men, but
I'm -not talking about show occasions
now. I'm talking about men who are
well clad yen r In and year out, and it
is in this respect that New xors has
fallen Into the 'also ran' list ,
"When you meet up town fn. Mew
York a genuinely swagger man not a
flashily dressed man, but one who Is
thoroughly and properly .rigged out
from bis bat to his shoes you are lia
ble to turn arouiid to get a rear view
of him, and, then the fact Is liable to
be slowly borne In upon yon that be is
some member of -a theatrical profession-
whom yon have seen upon the
stage. There are still plenty of flashi
ly dressed men circulating around New
York, but a flashily dressed man never
will be a w.ell dressed man. ;
"The reason why the men of Denver
are such a well dressed lot Isn't entire
ly clear to me. ..It can't be especially
because there are so many well oS men
in that town, because there are myri
ads of well off 'men ' In " New York.
Maybe It Is because; In proportion to
the: population. , there, are ; probably
more men with large Incomes In Den
ver than In any city on the continent,
not excepting Helena, that used "to
bear ! that distinction. ; " You scarcely
ever see a badly -dressed or an over
dressed man In Denver. Shabby men
there are In plenty, of course, but I
don't call a shabby man a badly, dress
ed man. - A badly dressed man la one
who, white having plenty of means to
equip himself with a good make ap,
hasn't the taste to do It and therefore
makes his appearance as a slouch
that's the word for It slouch, - A shab
by man ts simply a man who Is on his
uppers and makes no pretensions. -
"The clerks and other men of ery
moderate Incomes In Denver, men who
can't afford (o 'keep In the push' aa far
as correct dressing goes; don't make
any effort whatever to' tog themselves
out In cheap, dismal Imitation of the
men with plenty of money; but like
the young woman In the song, they al
ways dress in black.'. - The business
men who ran plants of their own, how-
ever, seem to pay Just as mncb atten
tion to the Job of getting themselves
ready for business en weekday morn
ings as they do to the task of arraying
themselves - for social functions or
evening appearances. . i v'
: "Easterners who have gone oat to
the coast have often commented upon
the swcllness of th average well fixed
San ' Francisco man In the matter of
clothes. The San Francisco man with
an Income certainly gets himself pp
'proper,' as we -say, and he's got the
right kind of a make np for every oc
casion. Take the race tracks around
San Francisco, for example. Every
man who goes to the races ont there
goes In a regular racing rig, from pad'
dock coat to fleldglass and from the
top of bis flat crowned derby to the
soles of his 'downs' boots, and so do
tho Frisco women, for the' matter of
that ' Another thing, III venture to
assert that nine out of ten men In San
Francisco wbose Incomes are $2,000 a
year or over1 tg out In evening clothes
r-vprv nltrhtln the vear. summer In
eluded. A great many more men of
-moderate Incomes In Washington, don
evening clothes than men of slmllarjn
comes In' New York. The . men. of
Washington dress with singular neat
ness, many with notnble elegance. The
excellence of the Washington average,
I suppose, Is to be accounted for by the
absence of a Inree laboring class here.
Washington Post.
A Sure System,
"I got bnck at the bookmakers all
right today!"
"WlnT
"No: (lldu't bef-Phlladclphla North
American.
PernmnniiSly cuif i 1 y U,a n-'rr'y pow
er of F'ln'h Aix'-H'hn J-Vrvino Innlr
I -s v ' ' t. In r ro In; t, t"-.i.
t'.'n i - 'y c ) f ! ' ill. It la a
r .!) f r I ' 1 v .) v. : 1 of
yip
TTTOMEK and Women Only, especially mothers, are most competent to
YY appreciate the purity, sweetness, and delicacy of Cuticdra Soap and v
to discover new uses for It dally. Its remarkable emollient, cleansing,
and purifying properties, derived from Ctjtictoa, the great sklikcure and
purest of emollients, warrant its use In preserving, purifying,"and beautifying .
the skin, scalp,'hands, and hair, and In the form of baths and solutions for
annoying irritations, ltchlngs, mflammationa, and chaflngs, tod free or offen-
t tive persplratton, and also in the form of washes for fulceratlve weaknesses,"
as well as many sanative, antiseptic purposes, which will readily suggest
themselves.: All that has teen saidiof CCtiotjba- Soap may also be said of
Cuticcra Ointment which atfould be nsed after the Soap, in the severer
cases, to hasten the cnre
Complete External t Internal Treatment for Every Humor, $1.25,
consisting of Coticora. Boap (95o.), to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales and soften the
thickened entitle, Cdticdbjl Oihtmest (Mo.), to instantly allay ltoning, inflammation, and
Irritation, and soothe and heal, and Cdkooha Eesolvkkt (SOo.), to cool and cleanse the
' blood. A Sikolk sot is often sufficient to core the most torturing, disfiguring, and humil
iating skin, scalp, and blood humors, with loes of hair, when all else falls. Porra Dana
AMD Chkm. Conr., Sole Props, Boston.. . . : .
J'A QUICK CUrvE
" FOR COUGH3
v - i and C0U33
Pyiiy-Pecfora
The Canadian Rsmedy for all
Throat and lung Affections
. - Large Bottles, 25 cents.
' PAVia A 1AWEENCB CO., Limited,
' Prop's Porrjr Davis' Paia-KBlor. V
New York. - r , ; .::.' Montreal.
FINANCIAL.
mm
L
Bot3Eic;.BW-Bak
(B. P.B)
New Bern, N. C, .
At close of business. February 18, 1900,
condensed from report 'o uomptrollei.
RES0UR0E3:
Loans $802,871 50
Stocks ond KnndB 82 883 79
iteal estate, Fur. and Fixt. . . 88,693 98
Due from-bHnks. 86,701 74
Cash...... 4i,637t)4
BLOOD CURE
FREE.
A Cure Far Bleed ani Skin Bissasat,
Xcsema, Ulcers, Pimples Sere-'
Ada, Bleed FoUoa, Cancer,
-. Eidnay Trouble, Boils
Malaza Bhen
- matism. -
A TRIAL TRBATMB5T SBHT PR1VATELT BT
MAIL FRKS TO ALL WHO BDrrBB.
If any man or woman suffering from
any Blood or SMn Trouble will write u
we will send them free of charge and
prepaid to destination a trial bottle of
Botanic Blood Balm (B B. B ) the fa
mous Southern Blood Remedy. it has.
permanently cared thousands of cases,
some of 20 veara' atandinit,- and after-
doctors, hospitals and patent medieineV
bad failed. Kemedy baa been inorougmy
teated for p'htt 80 years and is perfectly
safe to take by old . or young. Blood!
Balm la an nnnesl, lzezpenstve remeay
that you may test before you part with:
your money. ,
f! : CUBES KADI BT BLOOD BALM. . '
Allan Grant, of Spartai Ga. onred f
bainful aore on llo called enltliellal -caa-
oer, Julia K Jolinson, Stafford P. O.. 8. 0
cured of a terrible Itching eczema of 1
years standing; W A Bryant, Moody,
Tex, cured of salt rheum on hsnd. -Ht
band resembled a burned surface suneraa
font years, yet cured by -Botauio Bloesi
Balm. B W Beazley, of Americas, Gs,
suffered with sores sll over bis body,
eating into holes. Blood Balm cured
Dim; sound ana well, ii a. oewen, 01
Atlanta, Ga, cured by four : bottles of a
terrible eatln ulcer on leav ti W Pope.
of Jackson, Ga. bad violent akin disease,
entire body almost a scab, yet permaneat
ly cored by u. a. a. J J neaa- or Aiuen
Ga, had eczema on hands, arms and legs,
suffered five years, tried doctors and pat
ent mudicinea. Blood Bains cured bin.
only a few scars remaining 'where' lire
sorea had healed. Mrs. W f Bleed,' of
Augusta, Ga, had recurring- boils,-, was
curedDyoniy nve Domes mree yesra.
ago, Perfectly well since. . Mrs M L
Adams, of Fredenia, Ala. bad . deadly
cancer, waa riven up to die br nine)
doctors, vet was cured by Botanic Blood
Balm. W P McDanlel, of Atlanta, cured
of rheumatism, hut what more need we
sav? We could fill this naper - wiltt
wonderful cures, and remember, all these
troubles are reused by Bad Blood in tbn
system, and Blood Balm cures because it
forces all the , polsoa . outward, benca
llieie cannot baa return 01 me syenp-
Don't trifle with blood troubles, and
remember, even If aarsnparllla, tonics,
doctors and salves bave failed In your
case, tbat B, B. B. Botanic Blood Balm
la different from 'any thing else, and
cure, to stav cured, br einelllng the
fiolsonous matter from the blood. Thin
s the only remedy that pures In tbls
way. -
ROW TO OBTAIIT IU.OOD IIAI.M.
WRITE FOR mil TRIAL BOTTLE.
If you are SRlMed that Botanlo Blood
Balm Is what vou peed vou will flml
large bottles for sale by all druggists for
fl.dfl, or sit bottlra (full treatment)
i-I.OO. For free trial bottle aililresB
Blood Balm- Co., 140 Mitchell HI , At
lanta, Ga., and bottle and medical book.
will be sent, sll charges prepaid. Describe
Vour trouble and we. will Include free
personal medical advice.
Total Resources... $501,68 f?5
LIABILITIES:
Capital:. 100,COOOO
Kurptui und Profits. 00,213 18
Ciroula'ion 28 600 00
Deposits 2:8,974 52
Total Liabilities . . .501,686 86
James 1. Bryan, President.
J. II. Hackbu'ru, V-fresident,
G 11. boberts, Cashier,
ORGANIZED 1665.
Total profits since organization ' ....
877,804 18
Total dividends paid stockholders
287,082 00
PIKECTOK8 :
Jafnea A Bryan, K K Bisliop.
CliasH liryau, Thos Daniels, ,
J It Uackburn, L Harvey,
John Djnn,' U H Roberts.
A-d i, TlCt J , V- :.
o.l A s.n'ir tons I 1 .'fiftd Co.,
. '" ,'10 th(H. 'n. ,
TKAIV HN v in..
. ' " AC z,,a
- " A.H P M. P.M .V.M f,M.
Lvi VVtldoi U SU 8 58 ....
4r. K: Jit. IU 6f II 5! . .". .....
Lv. Tatboro i 21 ..... 0(
Lv. R. MU 1 ft 9 6; 6 87 5 4 12 S3
Lv. Wilson 1 88 10 T 10 8 20 i 40
Lv, Selma.. 8 80 1108 . ...
livFay'vlll. 4 80 ill 20
Ar.Floreno 7 25 3 24 .
P.M. A.M
Ar, Golds... ..... .... 7 65
Lv. Golds 7 01 8 15
Lv. Magma 8 09 4 16
irWilm'lou ... 9 40 a CO
i I P.M Ja M.P.M.
I ' THAINS GOING NORTH.
1 . 4c . .
"i- i g b
e "2 c j o"S o "5 c"3
r-Q r, 2 C3 q aq
" " AM pTm"
Lv.Florence 9 45 7 4'i
l.v.Fay'villc 12 2( . . 9 46
Lv. Selma.. 1 60 10 66
Ar. Wilson. 2 85 ..... 11 83
' . aTm! P. M A.M.
LvWilm'ton - 6 60 it 46
Lv. Mag'lfa .... 8 20 11 10
Lv. Golds 6 00 8 27 18 6
P. M. A.M. P. M. P. U
Lv. Wilson 2 86 5 48 11 88 10 00 1 It)
Ar. R. Mt.. 8 80 6 26 12 09 11 II 1 68
Ar. Tarboro 7 04
Lv. Tarboro 12 21
Ly. a Mt.. 8 80 12 09
Ar. Weldon 4 88 1 04
P.M. A.M.
A. &.1C.R.R.
; r , lit . VBI K KO. 1 1 'g? .,:yj
-ijt.?. '
Ztfri Efct J Sctrrrtr Ooinr yfnt
No. 8 Pauenmr Tnl. . .
LV. f a. - - STATIONS:
40. .... , f . Golduboro ......
M... ".... LaGrange
39..,.,. , . . KiDston
40....Ai. Kew : Brn, L.
W. IV. " . Ar 8 87
16... Ar. Morflioxrl fit) Lv 7 0S
No. 6. I
Mz'd F't & 1 stations:
Pass Tu.
Daily Except StNDiY.
Lv.Am. Ar.
1 80 loldaLoro
7 63 Best's
8 10 ,v. .... LuGrange... ;
8 27 Fallini: Crrett
8 80 Kiueton
9 0S Gajwell
9 4 Dover
10 02 Core Creek
0 20 Tust arora
10 SO Clarke
1050 New Ifcrn .. .
r. si.
Mcih . fep.
I p. 11 10 cr M p,(l !: -fin
! J.tu!. t'.:li V, :;;oim tiicl I'.ir-
i V .,(: .. f Ci. h ..i-
T. A. Green, Pres. K. U. Meadows, V. Pres.
. B. M. Groves, Cashier.
CITIZENS' HANK,
- oar nrrnvrsscKBT, xr.c
Doing General Banking Business.
October 1st, 1899, Surplus and Undivi-
dtd Profits, 12,000.00.
Prompt and careful attention (riven to
all business entrusted to us. Accounts
received on favorable terms.
Hoard of Directors,
rerdinand Clncn K. B. Meadows,
J. a. Meadows, Chan. Uufly, Jr.
Bamuel W.Ipoek,' James Redmond,
Cbiw. H.Fowior, MayerHahn,
J. w. wrainger, -iauniaea..urara.
K. W. 8m all wood, C.K.Fot.
Ciao.ti.ivea, W. r. Croekettj. .
Mark Disosw ay. . . .
FI& Rl. BANKj
; ,n FEBEUARJ 1st, 1900. "''
Capital Stock, $ 75,000
SBrplns,..,-..'.;:.;....'" 10,000
Undivided Profits,"...;... V 8.600
Depot! U , . ..... JX i 8 ,000
' '.WS$yfi OFFICERS. -,:?-i
L. H. OuTLlft President, . '; f ;
- W. U. Cbadwicic, Vice Pros. f
1- T. Wr Dswsy, Cashier.: - '
1. W. BiDDLS, Teller. i;;
- O. T. Chadwiok. Collector.'..,
.-i... ..... r,TDt?rrrM5Q.: . '.
Wm. B. Blades, M. M. Marks, v
O. D. Bradham, - F. 1. Pelletler, . ';
L, ii. Cutler, ' Jno. Suter, - t
W. 8. Chadwick, ; J. W. 8tewartr
' '.'r- Dewey. : i
i It collects for tnorchanto. manufactur
ers and other Banka promptly at special
rates to . each, ana mates quickest re
turns Doasiblo. Br its liberality and en-
terDrlsina business methods, it Is forelnc
to the front of East Caroline's Banking
Institutions. In it own city, It is the
only one which docs notjiey Interest on
Deposits. . ', i , .
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
Atlantic and Yadkin Division Main Lii.e
Train leaves Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
rives Fayrtlcville 12 05 p m, leaves Fay-
etteville 12 25 p m. arrives Sanford 1 43
p m. Keturuing leave csanlora swpm,
arrive Fayetteville 8 41 p m, leave Fay
etteville 8 40 p m, arrives Wilmington
6 ill D in.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
Bennetlaville Branch Trains leaves
Bennettsviile 8 16 a m, Mazton 9 20 a m,
lied Springs 9 68 a m, Hope Mills 10 42
a in, an fve Fayetteville 10 55. Return
ing leaves Fayetteville 4 40 p m, Hope
Mills 4 55 p m, Red Springs 5 86 p m,
Mazton 6 15 p m, arrives Bennrttsville
7 15 d m.
Connections at Fayetteville with train
No. 78; at Mazton with the Carolina
Central Itailroad, at lied Bprings with
the Red Springs and Bowmore railroad,
at Sanford with the Beaboud Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Train an the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leavea Weldon 8 85 p m, Halifaz
4 15 D m. arrives Scotland Neck at 6 08
p m, Greenville 6 57 p m, Klnaton 7 65
p m.' tteturnlng leaves Klnslon 7 60 a m
Greenville 8 52 a m, arriving Halifaz at
11 18 a n-- vvemon n&sa m, daily ei-
oept Bunai..
Trains on waanington BrapcU leave
Waabinc ion 8 10 a m and 9 80 n m, ar
rive Parmele 910 am, and 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 8 80 p
m arrive wasningion ii uu a m ana ( ou
D m, dally ezcept Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N 0. daily ezcept
Sunday 6 80 p m, Sunday, 4 15 p m, ar
rives nymoutn y tu p m, e tu p m, tte
tuming, leaves Plymouth daily ezcept
Sunday, 7 warn, ana nunaay v uu a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 05 a m, II 00 a n
Train on Hi Hand; It U Branoh leaves
Goldsboro dally, ezoept Sunday, 7 06 a.
m, arriving smiinneiu a lu a m, tteturn-
ing leaves Smitbfield 9 00 a m; arrives
at Golasboro 10 20 a m.
Trains on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at 10 00 a m,8:40 p m.arrive
Nashville 1110 a m. 4 08 Dm. Snrlna
Hope lb 40 a m, 4 25 p m. Returning leave
8oring Hope 11 80 a m, 4 55 p m, Nash
ville 12 15 a m, 5 25 p m, arrive at Rooky
Uount 11 40 a m, o uu p m, dauy ezcept
Sunday. ' -
Train on Ulinton uranon leaves war-
saw for Clinton daily, ezcept Sunday.
11 40 a m and 4 02 p m, Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 2 60 p mu
rrain no 78 mazer Close connection at
Weldon for all points North dally all
rail via Richmond.
H M EMERSON. Gen'l Pass Agent
J B KKNLY, Uen'l Manager. -T
M EMERSON, Trafflo Manager..
No. 1. t I
Mz'd Ft. and stations:
Pass.Tn.
Lv. a m
710 ..Goldsboro.
7 48 Best's..
811 LaGrange.
8 2 Falling creek 4 5a
914 Kinston 4 88
9 25 caswell 8 18
40 Ar. Dover, Lv 8 00
10 40 oore creek 2 00
11 15 Tuscarora 1 88
PROFESSIONAL. .
T. M. Rlmaions. ' - A. P. Ward
I. H . Po, ' E. W. fon,
SIMHONS, POU & WARD,
ATTORNEYS aa1 COUNSELORM t
- LAW. . ' . "
ARSt BtHHE, . O. ," '
Olllce 68 So. Front Htreet, nearly oppo-
site Hotel Lliattawau.
(Omces also at RiUnii;h and Bmithfleld.)
Tracllen In tlie Bounties of CraTen, Puplln,
Joiie, OiihIow, ijurl.-rtit Fftmlloo, Wak,
JuluiHtoii, HiirnHtt. and W11ti4n; In tne hn
pr-no and Iciierul Cuurtu, and whorever
st.irvi-s are uoirwM.
ATT0KNET AT LAW,
'.die Etrert, Lawyers BrltV
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OR HOME USE
Clean, pure wholesome, guaranteed to
b chemically made from distilled water
and free from impurities, specially in
tended and prepared for human con
snmption. - ; ,- -- - r.
. Ice delivered dally (ezoept Sundays;
a m to 6 n m. , ..
Mundays (retail only) T a m',to 18 noon.
:' For prices ana outer information. , -
- New Berne Ice Oo.;
- ; DEALER Uf
Hardware and Fiie Arms
' Saab, Doors and Blinds, Faints,
Oils, Cement, Lrfne, Etc .
A Rent for Garland Stoves & Rangei
and Devoe'8, and BenJ -Moorei'
."READY MIXED PAINTS.
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Under Hotel Chattawka,
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Lv a. in JunlinB Oulv Ar i,. m.
J 40 UolUui.oro 7 4 1
8.09 L..Griiugu 7 07
8 0 Kinslon o 47
8 5? Dover 0 27
9 60 New Btrn
11 fl Ar Moreiiead Citv Lv .
.5 45
. 405
I No. 2,
Mx't Ft. and
Pass. Tn.
Ar. d m
..6 88
. 5 63
5 23
11 81..... Clark's
12 05 Ar. New Bern, Lv.
180 Lv. " - Ar.
2 12 Itivcrdale
20 croatan
9 48 Havelock
8 12 . . Newport, Lv . . .
125 Wildwood .
4 81 Atlantic
8 48 Ar. Morehead citv. Lv.
4 01 Ar. M. city Depot. Lv. . . . . 7 5C
M. a. .
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
fTuesday, Thurnday and Saturday,
8. L. DILL,
Superintc jdent
. 1 20
. 12 50
..10 47
..10 10
..1000
. 9 40
.. 906
.. 8 41
..8 88
. 820
Atlantic Coast IsSue.
Wilmington & New Berne II. If.
TIME TABLE NO. 5,
InElfect Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1898,.Dally
Except Sunday.
Uoing 8outb schedule: I Going North
No. 61, Passenger Trains No. 50,
Lv. a m, "BTAMON8: Ar. p m,
9 00 New Berne 6 40
9 86 Pollocksville .. 6 94
9 61 Maysville 4 49
10 02 Jacksonville 4 18
12 08. 1 ,7,.n' 2 82
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1215 ...Ar. Wilminuton; Lv. ... 2 45
P M P M
No. 8, Pahbemoeb & Freight No. 4.
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes
iav and FritiAv. favn Nov TlArnn Tum.
lay, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. am Ar. a si
7 80 Lv. Wilmington, Ar 1 45
8 40 Scott's Hill 18 55
9 80 Woodaide 12 15
10 06 Hollyrldge ... .11 40
1051 Dizon 10 51
1120. Verona 10 20
12 06 Jacksonville. 9 46
12 30 Northeast 8 65
Jl 55 Whiterak 8 80
180 Maysville 8 05
815. Pollocksville 7 20
2 55 DebruM'a 6 86
8 40,.....Ar. New&arne.Lv 6 00
Daily Exoep Sunday.
J. R. KENLY,
General Manaeer.
BORDEN,
Hupt, Trans i ortattrn.
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE,
AND '
OliDwiofllailipCo.
FREIGHT k PAS81NG1R
For All Points North.
The Steamer. NEUSE
-WJii leave uu aiunuajs, irouutwuajs,
and rildapi at 0 p. u. sharp, mak
ine landings al Oriental, - Qcraooks
and Eoanoks Island. , . '
HT Freight received not later
than on hour previous to sailing-. :
Tor farther information apply to
- GEO. HENDERSON, Agt.
II. K. Euro, Gen, Mgr., , -Q.O.
IIuD0iN8,Gen.Frt.4 Paat.Agt,
Norfolk, Va. " .. ,
New Bern. N. O., Ha; 80th, 1888
Telephone j
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