A.&.N. c. r. r;
" A nd I rantl -
-IS'
wu.m;noton & wo don . r.
TIio IUiid You IIave Always
in. use for over 30 years,
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as--,oo l"are 1,j .
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health c2
Infants and Children Experience agaur 1 Ilxcriinc-tis
What is CASTCr.lA
- Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor O'A, Pare "
Boric, Drops and Soot-toff Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee It destroys Worms ,
and allays Feverishness. - It cures Diarrhoea and Wind v
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 PanaceaXhe Mother's Frlcud.
ccNuinc C ASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the
" -v
ST?
The Kind You HaYO Atoays Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years. -
' TO CLEAN NURSERY
'f - BOTTLES 1
After the bottle hi beta need. . rinse h
tborotuhlr la vara water; ih till with nn
vatar eeatalala teaspooaful of .': ; y -
' Gold Dost Wasting Powder' v
eod let It stsnd haklnr every ao tod thea. If
eubber tube l used let It remit also Is the
water. Rises through cleu water several time.
Gold Oast Is much mora effective tbae soap to
cleaa them, aa ft remove all specks and motea
dlnilni to the aldea of the bottle, " - i -
i- '.; ' Hi hov li lehMi fffmi mr fn bookie, "
'UOLIftH HULKS H HOVWtWOU."
Suaft fra on rcuaat t . . ..,-..(
fc
YHI H. K FAIttlAHK OOMPANV,
BLOOD CURE
An Offer ProvingTFaitli to Sufferers. ' Journal
V ' ' Readers Write Today ! V
.1..,. -. " - -4---i - .
Ulcers.'-Tanoen, Eating forei,' Pail
Piitisl nt ErtiptloDB, that refuse to teal
cured ly "B B B (Botanic Bloo Balm), mode eapcoially io cure all terriblp, obsti
natn, dcp sealed Blood abd Skin tiouUea. your blood thin?. 'At voj pale?
All run down? Have yoncHihaf , Pimplosf BlotcJea and BumpBf Skin or
Scalp Humore Botle? Eniptionar ' kln
Blictimatism? h'crofula? Catarrh? TLen
because it drains from the bliv d and entire
Which cause all of these troubles, and the
(ollowf. DBB acts as a tint U nlo Lull Jing
' Kvery one says that B B B it ihe most
anu no wonaer, tor u nas curea uw most acep nauu, ooaunsie case, (uveu iuc
most deadly cancer) after doctors and Daknt medicinea had failed, Thoroushly
tested for thlity year and kever known to
great In B B B that we will sendjto any i
teit the medicine at our eipense. No conditions attached to this oliev as we
know what DjB can do, all we ask is for you to try it. If you are satisfied that
H B B (ttolanic blood lialm) i what you need you will find laree bottles at all
drug stores for 1, or six large bntile (full treatment) (5. - For tree trial bottlo ad
t:r. As BLOOD bALH OO , 131'MHchell utrm-t, Atlanta, tia , and bottle 'and mcjli
cal l ook will lie Bent, all charge prepaid
ciuuc ires neaicai aavtce. w rite today.
3E
Woman'
Crowning Virtue. . .
' i . ' . -
B Burov, Mo. , July IT.
' For yan InifTerud trrlble piiniT8rr
month and my dfwjtor iold m I oouM nl
tMciird except by an operation. I felt I
ooald i't ultrnii to (hut and wmh dn
pontUnt I had given up all hup?- of a care.
Wy hiiihand Insisted on niy trytnr VMnnof
tsrdut and at last than God 1 did try it.
Last month I did not hiva ft pMn, and did'
ail my work, which I had Dot Uouo io vo
yeaxa.
( . 11119. MINNIE LITTLE.
Modwty U the crowning-virtue
that all mankind ailmires, A nnnli
Created thini'V llmmf of tins becomini; virtue tliuii v,
pr?fr t" suiter unt'4.1 niisrrirj ralhiT thin ci'iili le their
physician, ami to even think of submiltini! to an i xamiin
lnir. "1 1 1 o y can't A thrir own our-i'iit to an opi-ia!"!!. V.
p.'tmiU s-..iiMlive wnnwn to rdain liifir nn kI ;v. Vnh it
" Irm.ilc troubles" in the quiet of llirlr own rooms. II fn
Is re.iuiii'4 tliey Can write to the Adviviry li irtm : l
nooga Mi'ji.iiH Co., ami their letters ,d I f pr
lAll-'i' S' ..)
'fiT.
A I '
) A f i
I.o t, , . ) ;
Lus Lomo i' i : 3 ?
and Las hcc.a rt 'a 1 ,.r 1 " 1 r
.8onalsipervJuixi f" u'o i ' y.
Allow no 0110 1 j J . h e you i-i t" s.
Signature of -1
(77) -? -
SENT FREE. ;
l 'i--r. .. 1-
ful Buellings, ETecls of Blood Poison,
under ' ordinary -treatment are quickly
Itcbea and Swollen?. Achlo? Bones?
you need B B B (Botanic Blood Balm),
lyitem all the polsoni and bumora
cause being removed, a pennanebtcure
up the broken down constitution. -
wonderful. Blood Purifier of the age;
fall.. For this reason our faith is so
offerer a Trial Bottle Free, so thoy may
"Describe your trouble, and we will in-
. , .
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of American womfn.
.t wnnun a Hie m't
It U the tn't
r , lmI.,1
5-is. of woh.rn
troul s
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to a
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f J. a tie yeiirt i!i.-y EO
M II Hull l.llUrtl feet, BO Slow
V I ant (rem iiiiiiil V e CHiuiot know
iirclorc or why, but Wt7 gruw old.
FtIi vanislif! year Its own id tale
Of dltipn ..intment, woe and wnil ' '
Aii'la to the score until we fail;
bmce we grow old. We must rrrow Old.
Tiie broken links of life's short chain .
Cun never find their place ai;aln;
"4lie heart will bleed when piercecl with nain
When loved ones die and we Krow old. . ,
Into the dure unknown we take
l tie hopes misfortune could not shake, -;
Purees the mountain's snowy fluke,
Where all la well when we are old.
Timothy Thomas fortune in New York Sun. ,
- A THIRD HAND.
Barry Pala Sara That la One of tie
; Heeds or Man. .
When nature we us two hands the
gave ns all that was wanted tit the lime,
but we have moved on. and nature has
remained stationary. We have the trol:
ley ear to take us down town, , W. carry
with us a hat (which bloWs off when there
is a slight breette and is ruined by a
sTiower of ruin), an umbrella to protect
the hat and a small black bag containing
fnpers. On oor way back we have la ad
irion In onotber bag a piece of huh which
we have nurebnaed in Ihe market and are
takiug home to our residence, l-adcu with
these impedimenta we attempt to board
a car in motion ;.,,'.-',,'?"' "v-;,-':-.
At first sight it would appear flint One
hand is necewrory to cnleh on to Jho rail,
another hand to secure Oio hat. a wither
hand to bold the black bag uncknnoiher to
bold the rish tmg. But ihia U" not w in
practice.. One hand can etatlafnetttrily e
eouut torn black ling, an umbrella and
a Btih basket.' The tnnihle Ireginn when
we try to hold nn the bat with the uniiie
hand with which vre an' gripping on In
the rail. And in the cane or the two
handed man this bappvus every day. As
at present consl meted, wiOiwe nitr hut or
onr balance.' 'or both,") The third hand
would make all secure. .
On down nt midday and enter nr nf
the popular restanrunts. and yon will be
faced at once with the'tvat IniMhwm dtf
ficnlty. , : There Is "a long couoler and n
nnmber of men seated At it on high stools.
The counter Itself Is crowded.-and there
are many waiting for their chance at it
and wasting valuable time. Now. there
is room and to spare, but not ngniNvt the
coonter.. i-.-i
The third hand blntB out all the diRlcnl
ties ( the. rush luncheon at once. -'l"ho
third-or middle .hand spn-ad ont flat
would hold the pbite on which was the
cut ' from the' Joint.""' The right baud
tvnnlil hold the knife and Ihe left the
lork. aa now. .' The connter xould be re
moved eottrely. thus giving mote space.
Every man would he- his own. counter,
Wheu the lutmnil race hrat started with
the original ennpte, then1 wa plenty of
room, and two hands su Hired, but in the
crowded 1 condition of the inctmimlitnu
luncheon the third, hand, to hold lbe
plate, has become a necessity. Having
acquired the rush luncheon, we must in
evitably acquire the third hand. ' ;
i'nss from the business -to: the snci;.i
function. IM ns supihuw that It is a re
eeptlon after a wedding.;, The wedding
presents , are 'ranged -round the mom.
There is an enormous crowd of smartly
dressed people, there are two detectives
carefully distinguished ' to. look exactly
like detectives, there- pre refreshments.
In the middle of the room is a young man
with a coffee ice in each hand tmikiftg his
way to two ladles in the cornerf- There is
a crowd around, blm and no available
place on which be can put down either of
the ices, and at that moment It becomes
an' Imperative . necessity that be shnll
sneexe. Think what a third hand wonld
mttin to him nt" that moment.- Barry
I'utu in i'earson a.- '" v..
. v ;. . Hlaiao Imaseee, '
-1 waa having uiy lemmn lii Ulndnstnnee
from myhigh cttKte inuuslil, whom I era
ployed on first arrivlug in India, who di
lated with great bitternnss on the arro
gance of Europeans. Freseutly, wishing
to giro 'some orders to my low caste
weeper about my dogs, I asked the nntu
alii to luturpret for me and among other
things to hand the sweeper 2 rupees and
to give my directions as to certain pur
chases; Instead of placing the money In
the man's baud the muushl threw It on
the ground, and the sweeper quite con
tentedly gathered up the coins, asluted
rcsnretfnlly and withdrew.' -
. I asked the mumhHmw It wss that he,
who resented the arrogance of Europeans
so mncb, was so Insulting In his behavior
to the poor sweeper, und he explained
that the tatter quite nuderstood ibeir re
spective positions and did nut expect a
bleb cast man to run any risk of. touch
ing him. well knowing the penalty of fine
and troublesome purification which would
be thereby entailed, Chambers Journal.
. BoatoB's Cblllr Girl.
"Ileard about the discovery made In
Boston 7" asked Bclentificua of a friend
yenterdsy. 1
"No: what was HTl
"Fellow down there giving a lecture on
liquid air"- . -
"Ves.-" -
"lie passed a lot around to the people-
you know it's about a million times cold
er'n lee, and still a liquid T'
"Yea."
"Well, strangest thing -In the world
hnpftened ' ,
"Whatr
"Fellow skilled a diuperful on a Bos
ton girl
"Yes what then?"
"It froie solhir-JVtroll Free Tress.
glower Than a gnnll.
A well knou ti hiv. y,-r of Hiiffuln la sn
enl!iuiiMtie etitolimlnciM who hn h-v,f-
i -I tii.my lioui a In k.-iio hinu for "hie hit
foul liilie Inn:-." C'tt in ri-iote,t to be very
f- --.V ill lllH tnoVl-lurlllH, HO thllt SV lll'tl oor
f i. J u,l e r.yincs vwi ii.lil Unit Mr.
1',,-hl fooml n imire r-itnil be ili vlv mu-l
' it nnlut biive Ih-i-ii roiiiinc touiinl Itim!'
A r' mill k hi- ll Kei-IH, , to lit the cu e Mi
v.iil Hint It -o-'-'.il Willi n ein.nl of
! . hi ,-r. I I :u jm'i a I i -ti I-.
- , n.
h l, ill cv.
"I .-.!,- s
I pi
CU.I.HT t
- ' Tiirj Gr?niT iniiiNa mnoiciNC. .
JCwNII 1 "N'S SARSAIArv!LLA as a Blood Food and Nerve Energlzer, la Ova
greatest t. .xJ ftuiWAi ever discftvered. it comes as a rich blessing tram
heaven to the "worn out," the run down, the
feeling," those "sinking spells,-' thelanguor and despondency which arioo from badly nour
lihed nerves, from thin, vitiated blood and an underled body, vanish as if by a magio
spell. The weariness, lassitude and nervous prostration which accompany the spring,
time and the heat of summer, ara conquered and banished at once. For every form of
neurasthenia, and all ailments of the brain and nerve, insomnia, hysteria and nervousness
generally, It is almost a specific. It furnishes the very elements to rebuild worn-out nerve,
tissues. It feeds brain, nerve centers and nerves, calming and equalizing their action; H
makes rich, red, honest blood. Newness of
ful use. It makes the weak strong, snd the old
. It was the antiquated (but now happily exploded) memon in tne goou oia umes, to
treat Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Cancer and other .troublesome disorders arising from
BLOOD TAINT with powerful alteratives, such aa mercury, arsenlo and other mineral
agents. It was expected by this treatment that the poison could bo killed while the blood
was left to course through Its channels holding
disease. But in this way, every part of the body became more or less diseased. Noth
ing can be more terrible than a horribly destructive blood taint. , It not only attack viru
lently the aitterent structures the body,, out
and destroyed. : - It often seeks out the nerves and spinal cord, and again it will bring de
cay and death to aome vital organ, as tha kidneys, liver or stomach. There is only on
scientific method for the cure of blood taint, That Is, PURIFICATION I Every particle
of the blood must be yemoved through the sxecretofy channels, the lungs, kidneys, bowels,
liver and skim ' " First pure, then peaceable.' . The great restorative, reconstructive And
vitallter of the blood, JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, riot only radically and ex
haustively removes the taint, but also removes all mercury, calomel and other minerals,
and fills the veins and arteries With the ruby, glowing current of vitality. "The blood Is
ihe life." Good health means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON'S
SARSAPARILLA, Is universally regarded as the greatest Blood Purifier ever discov
ered. This fact is now established beyond question or cavil. ." r " '
. - BLOOD 1WMOJI CTJKBB BY JOHJiaTOS'S SABjIAFABITXA - "--.: 4
... -. , " Brroa, Mich., October tl, 18H, -
Williams. Drrle, Brooks at Co., Detroit t - - .
Gentlemen In April laat I began using JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA for Blood Pofaon. caused.
eW an amDutation of ona of mv arma.. I had SEVEN RUNNING SORES en. my laeja. t uaed two bottbea
and was entirely cured. I know It is what cured ma. Yoars truly. G. W LUTHER.
woiiiCrAzr Dxatro oo sur as tttt. nuTiaorr, aczoxau
t 0. 1) BKADHAM,
u v Notice of Dissolution.
1'he business formerly conducted un
der the firm title of Ward 4 Cox baa this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
E. O. Cog retiring from the firm." All
persons indebted to the firm will please
make prompt payment to W. M. Ward,
who succeeds the firm, and all persons
having claims against the firm will pre-
aent the same to Mr. Ward for paj-
ment. . " T " v
'This March 81st, 1900. -
- E G.Cox.'
r,r - 'Hi iKSSBl s
"- Hotlce of Dissolution." K i
The boslness formerly conducted un
der the firm title of.Uoberts ds Bro; has
this day bees dissolved by matnal con
sent, S. 0. Rbberts retiring from the firm
All person iudebted to the firm will
please make prompt payment to D. 'It,
Roberts, who succeeds the firm, and all
person having claims against the firm
will present the same to Mr. D. L. nob
ert for payment. .
This April 5th, 1000. ,
,"" D. L, Robbhts, :
1 ' B. G. RoBEirrs. "
t i i ' ri " t -
Notice of Dissolution. 7 ?
- ThebusinBss formerly conducted un
der the firm title of Moody & Duffy ha
this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent, Mr. H, L. Duffy retiring from the
firm.4 All persons indebted to the- firm
will "please make prompt payment to
Mr. J. L. Moody, who succeeds the firm,
and all persons having claim against
the nrro will present tne same to . air,
Moody for payment. ' .-
This March 2Ctb, 1900. - . : .7 ' 1
' . J. L. Moody, .
. - J J ' R. L. Duffy. u
Architeci & Supcrmtendent
C3 XSroad Btiect
A beautiful home or summer residence
large dwelling house, handsome-grounds
adorned with stately oaks and evergreen
goed grass lots, excellent neighborhood.
Win oll at asacrinoe. Aatiresa
: Mrs. J. K. JONES, Hillsboro, N.C
WANTED!
An Al BOILER MAKER and BLACK
8MITII. , Applfat once to -; -,
' ' , . B. L. DILL, SupU
' . A. A N. C. Railroad Co.
$100.00 Reward !
Gull rhoneNo. 149, . ;- ;
lloores Wood Yard,
1 . "
And oitkr any kind of wood
ynu wutit nnil find out wliut for.
HI, I K AOI'.NCY FO!t
1 H A I- 1 V.
r 1
OTTLECm
overworked and debilitated. That "tired
life, new hope, new strength follow Its faith
young again. ... i. , j- j
in Its circulation the speclfto germs of tha
many umes tne oones are noney-comoea
iNew Bern, N. 0.
FINANCIAL.
T. A, GreanTTma. K. B. Msaderwa, T. Free,
'iv-.'"'.. H, M, Orores, Cashier.
CITIZENS' RANKi
OV m JUW aBjaTJRXg', DT. C."
Doing Qeneral Banking Business,
February 13, 1900, Burphi8and Undivl
L. ded Profits, 1 13,135.76.
4 Prompt and careful attention given to
all business -entrusted to us. - Account
received on favorable term. ,":"'
r- I Board ol Directors. ' "
Ferdinand rilruia i a. n. Meadows.
J. A. Meadows, - r; .i? -Chan. Dnlly, It. -j.
Samuel W. Ipoek, . -. Jatnoa Redmond, I
Chas. R.Kowier, t- .-' Mayer Hahn. -
1. W. Grainger, i n Thomas A. Green, t
B. W. Smallwood, , . C. R. rov.
tleo, R. Ire. . ' W. r. Crockett ;, ::
Mark JJiansw ay. ,
F. & M. BANKj
. FEBRUARY 1st. 1800.
Capital Stock 1 , 75,000
Surplus,,.,..;-.,. , 10,00t
Undlylded Profits,. " 8,500
Depoglte...,.s 62,000
- OFFI0EB3. i
I. H. OnTLift Prosidont, ' - . " ;
W. r. Cradwick, Vice Pres.
; T; W, Dswait, Cashier, ' ' - '.
' ' i J. W, BiDDi, Teller. v
; ; , -i C. T. Chadwiok. Collector,"
- !v DIRECTORS: -
Wm, B. Blades. M. M Marka,
O. D. Bradbam, r P, U. PelleUer,
L. H. Cutler, , Jno. 8uter, -
W. o. Chadwtclij. : J. W. Stewart, :; J
- j: 'F. W, Dewey, -1 '
' . It collect for merchants, manufactnr-1
ers and other Banks promptly at special
rates to each, ana make quickest re
turn possible. ;; By it liberality ana en
terprisinx business methods, it is forging
to the front of East Carolina' Banking
T.l. ..ll... . la l. nl,. I. . . 1. .
only one which doesjpt pay interest on
IepoMt. .;.s'.f ;''?
PB0FESS10NAlt.? J; i
t. M. SiamoBev-'L j ; A." P. War!
i. H. Poa,,v, .-VV - ,; E.; W."Pa.
: SIMflONS. POU a WARD.
ATT0RNET8 aal COUNSELORS i
OtiSca 68 So, Front Street, nearly oppo
site tioioi unatiawca. .-1
(Offloes-also at Ralolirb and 8mithfield.)
Praetloe In the eonntina of Craven, Dnpltn,
ionea, Onalow, Oajrteret Pamlico, Wake,
Johnston, llarnets and Wilson; In tne Ho
nri.ma and Fmlurat Courts, and wherever
swrvtcee are uosirwu. - -
... a - ,
P. II. Pclletlcr,
: ATTORNEY AT LAW,
i'" 'die Street, Lawyer Brltl j
Bnlldlng. ,
Will pntetlne In the Counties ol Crave
Ortrtoret, Jonea, Onalow ana I'ainUco. U. fl
Court at Now Berne and ctuprmne Vonr A
be State. . . . .
ROMULUS ISUNN, - J
" . ' "HRW BKKNK, - . 0. j
Uttloe: fpp, lioiei vjnauawaa.
Boulh Front Street. ,
Practice in North Carolina. .
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Fn h, I'm' ! ft r I iiiuU, rnintrt,
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tnd Arlmtio t cai-t Line Riiln-riil Co.
' - of r-tiiill, taioiins, - '
TlTAlNH f.OINtl 'SOUTH.-
DATED
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Jan. 14 lDOO!
61 h
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2
42
A.M
P M
P.M
A.M
P.M.
Lv. Weldon
1150
13 5o!
8 5b
r.Hii
Ar.lt. Mt..
9 6V
Lv. Tai bore
lit ai
6 00
Lv. R Mt.
1 Oi
9 5
6 40
6 SO!
12 6S
i 40
Lv, Wilsonl
1 5b
3 66
10 W
7 16
Lv.Belma..
tl 03
Lv.Fay'vill.
Ar.Florcnpf
4 80
J 25l
18 SO
9 24I
P.M.
A. 11
Ar. itiolda,
7 65
Lv, Golds...1
7 Ol
8 S
485
" 00
Lt. Mag'lia
8 09
9 40
ArWilm'ton
P.M
AM.
P.M.
TRAINS -GOINQ HORTfl.
I i
- o'5 0 j o'el .0 t 03
' r -. s-0 jr, 8 ViP Kfi
' T A H P.M
LvJlorenor 9 45 .,. 7 4i ...
l.v.Fay'ville 12 3d . 9 46
Lv.Belma.. 1 00 ..... 10 00
Ar. . Wilson. 2 85 . ji-.". 11 83 ..... .....
- AJa. P.M A.M.
LvWUm'ton..... ..... ... 6 50 9 45
Lv. Mag'lia .... ...... 8 80 11 lo
Lv. Golds.. ..... 6 00 ..... 9 81 18 20
-- pTm! - 1a.m. pTm! p.m
Lv. Wilsbn 2 85 6 48 11 U3 10 SO 1 16
An SU Mt. . 8 80 6 20 12 09 II 11 1.53
Ar. Tarboro ..... 7 04..-....:. ....,
Lv.Tarborol2 81 .... ......
Ly. R. Mt. . 8 80 ..... 18-09 .....
Ar. Weldon 4 88 ..... 1 04 .... .....
i.- " "' P.M. ' A.M. ...
Wilmincton and "Weldon Railroad,
Atlantic and Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
rives r ayettcville 18 06 p m, leave ray.
etteville 18 25 p m; arrives Banford 1 43
p m. - Returning leave banford 8 30 a m,
arrive Fayettevillo 8 41pm, leave Fat
etteviUe 8 46 p m, arrives Wilmington
B 40 p rav ; -.-
Wilmineton and- Weldon Railroatl,
Bennelteyille Branch Trains leaves
Bennettsvillo 8 15 am. Max ton 9 20 a m,
Red tfprings 9 68 a m, Hope Mills 10 48
a m, arrive Fayetteviile 10 53. Return,
ing leaves Fayetteviile 4 40 p m, Hope
Mills .4 55 pm,. Red Springs 6 85 pm,
Maxton 6 15 p m, arrive; Bennettsville
Conrrectlons at Fayetteviile with train
No. 78, at Maxton with the Carolina
Central Haliroad, at Kea eprtng with
the Red Springs and Uowmore railroad,
at Sanford with the Scabotrd Air Line
andUpjjthern Railway, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Tiain on the Scotland Keck Branch
Road leave Weldon 8 80 p m, Halifax
4 15 p m, arrive Scotland Neck at 0 08
p m, ureenviiie 0 0 p m, jviostoa 1 00
p m.. Roturnlne leave Kington 7 50 a m
(iroenvilTe 8 58 a m,.arrlvlng Halifax at
II 18 a rr Weldon 11 88 a m, daily ex.
ccDtrJnnak,Av..'!s,.tii"..-.---
Trains on Washington, Branch loaye
Washinirton 8 10 a m and 2 80 p m, arv
rive Parmele O 10am,and4Q0pjn, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 6 80 p
m arrive Washington 11 00 a m and 7 SO
p m, dally except Sunday. ;' '::i-su
- Train leaves Tarboro, N 0, daily except
Sunday 6 80 pm, Sunday, 4 15 p.m, arv
rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, 6 10 p m. Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily except
Sunday, 1 00 a m, ana Sunday. 9 ou a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 05 a m, 11 00 a nl '
.Train on Midland; N C Branch leave
Qoldaboro daily, except Bunday, 7 06 a,
m, arriving Smithfleld 8 10 a m, Return
ing leaves Smithfleld 900 am .arrive
atGoldsborolOSSarm. s '1 ': i. ,,'" .;
- Trains on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount at 10 00 a m,8:4up m Jurive
Nashville 11 10 a m, 4 08 p m. Spring
Hope 10 40 am, 4 85 pm.Beturning leave
Spring Hop 11 80 a m, 4 55 p m, Nash-
vine 18 10 a m, 0 ua p m, arrive at ttocky
Mount 11 45 a m, 6 00 p m, "daily except
Sunday,-'-. v1"
- Train on Clinton Branch leave- War-
law for Clinton daily.' except Bunday,
11 40 a m and 4 02 p m, Returolng leave
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 2 50 p m. - . -''
Train No 78 makes close connection at
Weldon for all point North daily .all
rail via Rlohmond. - -
H M EMERSON, Oen'l Pass Agent
1 K KUINLY-, uen'l Maneger. "'
T M KMEKSON, Trafflo Manager. .:,
Oouthen;
Railway.
The Standard Railway 'ot the SOUTH
The Direct Line to altoinU,
TIsXAO, ' - '
imloiiida,
aP f TT A - ' A T1Y ' ?
""' r:;;:T kico;
Btrictly First-Class Eiuipmcnt on all
Through or Local Trains; Pullman Pel?
ace Bleeping Oars on all Night Trains
Faut ami 8nfe Schedules. -
Travel by the Southern and you areas
iureJ a .Sitfo, Comfortable and ExpediJ
tiotis Journey. '
Apply to Ticket Agents for Time Ta
!,!, lint.- bnd Oenoral Infornmtion, or
a.M.-i.a F, K. riAliSiY, . -
it. L. Vi :::fN, o. p. at. a,
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TIME TAB. Jt Kf. M -
T kn.Kr.tl -w jfpitll. If 00,
r ; at7:4 A,M." r
fJoi
" KPClirr.l.I.E:'. I Oolne W.l
t
Lv
Nl. 8" . .Passcmrcr Trains Vi N,. A " '
D m ,':.'- station .- "" a . .
8
40.,,.,,.; Ooidborol,. ... 11 PB
t
"9. . , , . . LaGrangv,,. v . . . Kg
32, Klntrton.. 10 19
9
40.-4.is: Ar. New Inrn. t.." . fi 00
6
7
60...,..! V. Ar...... 887
15... Ar. Mnreliead rrlty I,v,,.. 1 05
No. 5, , I - - 1 Mo.
-l tiohs.- Mx'd F't'and
Pass To. I l'asa Tn.
Daily Lxolpt ; intv
L. A. M. Ar P -
70.,... ..GoldfilK.ro.,. ...... 7 00
7 B3.,,T,...;.. Besl,.,... ...... 0 P6
8 10 LaGiange.; 0 20
8 87,,i,,..Failiitit Creek fi 57
8 50. , Ivinston . . r( 40
9 08..v........tlalwett....;.... 5 15
10 fc2. Core Creek... am
i020......, .Tuscarora a on
1030...... ......Clarke ah
1060 .'.,-. New Bern '." an,.
a. M.
P. .
-.v..Bw 1M. 0,
Lv. a. m 8undaje only Ar. u. m.
1 uoiasooro 7 49,
8 0 LaGrango 707
8 80. ., .. .....Kinslon 97
8 5i. Dorar g 27
V10 New Bern ... " a ar
11 16. ...a.r Motehcad City Lv ... 4 05
No. 1. I 1 M n
Mx'd Ft. and stations:
Paas.Tu.
Lv, a m
710 Ooldsboro...
7 48 ..Best's....
8 11 LaUrange..,
8 26 Falling creek..
14 Bjnston....
9 25.... caswull ...
9 40 Ar. Dover LvT
10 40 core cref.
11 15
Tuscarora i ag
1181..
18 06 .
Clark's 1 20
....Ar. New Bern, Lv 18 60
....Lv. " Ar 10 47
Riverdale 10 10
croatan 10 00
Havelock 9 40
Newport, Lv 8 06
Wildwood 8 41
Atlantic 8 38
. .Ar. Morehcad city.Lv.. .8 20
..Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 7 5f
A. .
180..
812..
2 80..
843..
12..
125..
131..
3 46..
401..
"Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
t'tuosday, Thursday and Saturday.
8. L. DILL,
Superinlc ident
Atlantic Coast I.iiie.
Wiljmngton & New Bkiink li. R.
TIME TAJJLR NO. 5,
nElfcct Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1898, Doily
Except Bunday.
tloing Bouth BCliKDULE: Goin North
No. 61, Passenger Trains No. 50,
Lv. a in, stations: Ar.
9 00......... New Berne
9 86 Pollocksville
0 51 .MaysvUle
10 08. ...... Jacksonville
1215 ...Ar. Wilmington; Lv. ...
P M
P m,
540
504
4 49
4 IS
283
m
p li
No. 4.
No. 8, Pabskhobb & Fakiobt.
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lr, a H . -'."- ,
7 80 Lv, Wdminirton. Ar.
Ar. pm
... 146
...12 65
...1215
.11 40
...10 61
...10 20
... 9 45
8 40 v
980....,.?,
1005,..
10 61.1
11 20...... ,
18 05. ......
,.8cotfHUl.....
, Woodside
...Hollyridge ....
....Dixon.?.....
... Verona
.Jacksonville.,..
is an
Northeast.
8 65
880
805
720
685
600
.1 55..t'.......Whltecak.
1 tw. . v. , . MayivUle .
2 15. ...... ..PollocknvilW
2 55 ... . . . . : Debrohl'a .7
.. - . a a
8 40....,.Ar. NewRerne,tv.,..
. -uany juonp., ouiaay. I
' ' . J. a KENLY,
v.iipL Tianc-ortaMon. - -
CAEOLIMJOT
Old Dominion
-7
- fuiifnuT-i. moovDrttn -
.- r itainu a lauutauaa, ,
- -' ' v- - .'.-.-1.,-
am 'ii.wa.iA t1..i
k or ah A uiuu iioriii.
The Steamei;, NETJSE
will leave on Monday, Wed need ay,
and Frldapi at 6 p. m. sharp, mak
in? landing at Oriental, Ooraooke.
and Koanoks Island. : "
HT Freight received not later
than one hoar previous to sailing.
For farther information apply to
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt. . v
M, K. King, Qon. Mgr.-.- J .
II. 0. Il0i)OiN8,Gen.Frt.A Pass-Agt
' Norfolk, Vs. .' .',
New rtorno, N. C.f May 80th, 1898
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