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1. A. Green, Pre. K. H. Meadows, Pres.
I , H. M. Groves, Castiier; - '
CITIZENF HANK,
' our xra-w-saiRxrxr.c. .,
Doing General Banking Business.
Fehr wry 13, 1990, Sniplus and rndivi-
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Prompt and careful attention Riven to
all business entrusted to us:? Accounts
received on favorable k'lms.
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Ferdinand Ulrica
J. a. Meadows. ;
K. II. Meadows, .
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Mamuel W. Ipock,
James Kedmond,!
' Mayer Halm, "
Thomas A. braan.
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': FEBRDABt 1st. 1900v '.'
Capital Stock,.. v.'. $75,000
Snrpliw,.,;... ' 10,000
UBdirlded Pronts,. ...... , 2,500
Deposl tR ..... v 1 62,000
" .OFFI0En3. ;
L. ti. CoTlkr President.
: W. tJ. Chadwick, Vice Pres. . -T.
W. DaWBY, Cashier,
J. W. Bmou, Teller. " ,,
; , C. T. Cbadwioic. Colloctor. , '
' y . DIUECTORS: - , . 1 ..."
Wo, B. Blades, M. M. Marks, 1
O. D. Brodbam, ' P. H. Pcllotler, -
L. II. Cutler, ' inn. Buter,
W. 8. Chadwlck, ' J. W. Stewart,
- ' 'f . W. Dewey.
It collects for merchants, manufuctur-
era and other Bauks promptly at special
rates to eacn, ana makes qutckeet. m
turns possible. By Its liberality and en
terprlsinif business methods, tt is forging
to the front of liast Carolina's Banking
Inatilulions. In its own city, It it the
only one which does not pay interest on
ueporiM. . -
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J.' II. Pon, K. W. Pon
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(OHInes also at Itulduli and RiuithOeld.)
Practice in the eoiintins at Craven. fKmltn
JoneN, Uuslnw, ijartvr.tl laiiiileo, Wake,
.loiiuHvon. nuniiitt huh wumui; hi me an
ptLine nnit Keiieral CourU, ami wUexever
rvrea are ileeLren, : ,
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' ATTORNEY ATJ.AW. -i
Idle Street, Lawyers Rrkk
, Building.
Will practice In tlie Counties of Craven
Uarterot, Jones, OnRlnv ana TatnUeo. Ih H
Court n New Home and Bupnmie Court O
A Good
Telephone
SERVICE 18 A. BUSINESS
NECESSITY, A HOME
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OANE AND THE NIGHTMARE OF
A JOUfinALIST'3 LIFE.
What a "Ileat" Mean Is the Mam
With a "Nun Fur Nevra" The Pe
eulluritlea at securing Inside SfW
by Weliiuatoa Correspondent. :
They were nil newspaper men, and
they were all so united on the proposi
tion under consideration that tliey did
not interrupt the man who was doing
the talking. -
"Scoops," said the sharp nosed re
porter to the others, "are the bane and
the ulghtmnre of a newspaper man's
life, from the proprietor and managing
editor down to the Maltese office cat
Mnuy a man occupies a 'desk' today
because of a good 'beat, and many an
other man Is engaged iu a more bumble
Occupation because be failed to . see
one. - Scoops constitute the seesaw or
journalistic life.
A newspaper, man Is as touchy on
this subject as a woman on her back
hair; Justly so, because a .standard Is
formed-by which his journalistic tal
ents are largely rated and his salary
In accordance. If the city editor asks
him too often why be 'didn't get It he
finally 'gets it' where the fowl gets tbe
ox, and a new man appears on bis for
mer aas'.gnmeut - ,
Editors, however, are usually con'
slderate. with a good man, for the lat
ter will scoop hl rival as often as he
himself Is scooped perhaps oftener
nnd It thus evens Itself up. Sometimes,
however, the wlelder ofthelue pen-
cll has an attack of acute Indigestion,
like the rest of us. and things are apt
to be unpleasant. ' - , - - . .
"A good, big "beat' fills the entire of-
lice with hilarious joy, and particular
ly the lucky reporter rejoices. ' It oft-
times means an Increase In salary. The
office of the chief rival contemporary la
thrown Into corresponding gloom.
The city editor Is the adjutant gen;
eral of the force. ' Usually he Is as
considerate as bis duty to the proprie
tor permits. Nearly all are graduates
from the ranks. Where tbe magazine
newspaper story. Vrlter finds the city
editor he usually portrays has always
heen a deep, dull mystery to me..; He
may treat outsiders (to be kind to the
inngaxtne story writer) as their 'stories'
sometimes relate, but to his force lie
does not carry a drawn sword In bis
left hand and a pen dipped In redhot
caustic In bis right. ' He know that
of the men under him many are hisl
peers,. CHpHoie or ihkiuk; uib uesa jii n
moment's notice and running tt as Well
ns he. ' ! ' a- ,
"The now you nave It end now you
haven't It In our profession Is well U
lustrated by a little - occurrence that
happened In- Washington a few years
ago, nnd It proves the element of Inck
in the matter or aectirtng new.
"It was undecided whether congress
would pass as read ft certain Very Im
portant nntlonnl, measure. . ' The New
York papers were especially 'anxious'
about It' Tbe drift of opinion among
the correspondents was thai It would
not so pass. '; On Monday night, say,
the correspondent of 'one of I he metro
politan morning dallies wired bis paper
flint It positively would not go through.
This paper had been 'talking that end'
of the bill nil along..' '; -i ;
bThe. corresnondent 'of A rival morn'
ing pi.per had drawn the same conclu
sions from bis day's Investigations at
the cnpltoL He was on his way . down
the west marblo atets when be met
member to whose opinion on the prob
able rate of the bill he attached "great
weight The member declared that tbe
bill would positively- be. passed, ' un
amended and unchanged, at the open
ing of the session tbe following day.
. "The correspondent east bis own con'
trary opinions and those of the mem
bers he had Interviewed to-the winds,
fie wired that ulgbt that the bill would
certainty pass the following day.- It
did. Its passage was surprise to the
country. , i .
"Before night the other correspond
ent was 'relieved of bis position by
telegraph. One made- a bold hazard
against Ills own Judgment took that
of nuuther and won. The other con,
sclentlously obeyed tbe dictates of bis
conclusions, based largely upon the
opinions of men who were In a position
to advise him correctly, and" lost
''Tills case also Illustrates the pecul
larlty of securing news by Washing
ton correspondents, it Is su) generis.
Utiles which obtain In other cities are
Impracticable here. Most of the corre
spondents are picked men, who earn
and command good salaries. But one
of their most Important fnnctlons Is to
make acquaintances with men In of
ficial and congressional life. It la an
Important element In bis profession to
know who to aee' about a piece of
news, and the little Interview In ques
tion between the correspondent and the
congressman on the west steps is but
an example of everyday episodes In
the life of a Washington correspond
ent." Washington Star. ,
Change For Bath.
- "Yon need a change," said the doctor.
"I think you should tnke a trip to Eu
rope." , :
. "Well, doctor," sold tbe man with
low and expensive family, "you need
a change, too, I'm thinking.
"KcallyT
"Yes. You want to change your
mind." Philadelphia Press.
Airreed. ,
The MlHtrens r,i-li);.i't, yon must stay
until I gd another Rlil. '
I'.rldaet That wns my lutciiKliun,
anyway. I want her to know tho
kolud ov a womnn ye are!-Harper's
I'aznr.
Solomon wna the wtwut of inci
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At in'
In t t v "V he
Laiircs J'.-,,:e In the Constitutional
Amendment At the Recent Session .
of the Legislature.
An Act Supplemental to an Act Entitled
"An Aet to Amend the Constitution
of North Carolina," ratified February
21st. 1899, the same being Chapter
Two Hundred and Eighteen of the
Public Laws of 1809. ,
The General Assembly of North Caro
lina do enacl:
Section 1. That chapter 218, public
laws of 1899, -entitled, "An Act to amend
the Constitution of North Carolina," be
amended so as to make said act read as
follows;
."That article 6 of the constitution of
North Carolina be, and the tame Is here
by abrogated, and In lien thereof shall be
substituted the following article of said
constitution as an entire and Indlvlaable
plan of suffrage." ' -
- - ARTIOLK VI, .
- - Suffrage and Eligibility to Office. ' .
Section 1. Every kale person born In
the United States, and every male person
who has been naturalized, twenty-one
years of age, and possessing tbe qualifi
cations set out In this article, shall be
entitled to vote at any election by the
people lq . the State, except as herein
otherwise provided.
Section 8, Be shall nave" resided In
the Slate of North Carolina for two
years, in the county six months, and In
the precinct, ward or other election die
trict In which he offers to' vote four
months next preceding the election: fro.
videdt- that removal from one precinct
ward or other election district to- anoth
er in the same county, shall not operate
to deprive any person of the right to
vote In the precinct, ward or other elec
tion district from ..which he " has
removed until four months after such
removal. No person who has been eon
vlcted, or who has confessed bis guilt In
open court, upon indictment, of any
Crime, the punishment of which now is,
or may hereafter be, imprisonment in
the Blale's prison, shall be permitted trt
vote unless the said person shall be first
restored lo citizenship In the -maimer
prescribed by law. ,' ..
Section 3. Every .person offering to
Tote shall be at the time a legally regis
tered voter as herein prescribed and In
the manner hereafter provided by law,
and - the General Assembly of North
Carolina shall enact general registration
laws lo carry into effect the provisions
of this article. "
Section 4. Every person presenting
himself for., registration shall be able to
read tad write any section of the const!
tution In the English language: and, be
fore he shall be entitled to rote, he shall
have paid on or before tbe first day of
May of the year In which be proposes
to vote, bis poll tax for the previous yesr
aa prescribed by article 5, section 1, of
tbe constitution. : But no male person
who was, on January 1st, 1807, or at any
time prior thereto, entitled to vote under
tbe laws of any State In the United
States wherein he then resided, and no
lineal descendant of any such person
shall be denied the right to register snd
Tots at any election In this State by rea
son of his failure to possess the educa
tional qualification herein described:
Provided, be shall have registered In ac
cordance with tha terms of this section
prior to December 1, 1008. - .,
4 The General Assembly shall provide
for the registration of ail persons en
titled to vote without the .educational
qualifications herein prescribed,' and
shall, on or before November 1st,.' 1808,"
provide for the making of a permanent
record of such registration, and all per
sons so registered, shall forever there
after have the right to vote in all elec
tions by tbe people In this Slate, unless
disqualified under section 3 of this ar
ticle: ""Provided, such person shall have
Lhli poll tax aa above required.
Section 5. That this amendment to
the constitution is presented and adopt.
d as one Indivisible plan for the reg
ulation of tbe suffrage, with the Intent
and pu'pose to so connect the' different
parts, snd to make them so dependent
upon each other, that the whole shall
Stand or fall together,
Section 8. All elections by the people
shall be by ballot, and all elections by
the General Assembly shall be viva
voce,:, - -.;:v'.--:,i;-; "-'". I
Section 7. Every voter In Jlorth Car-.
olina, except as In this article disuuali
fled, shall be eligible to office, but bofore
entering upon the duties of tbe office he
shall take and subscribe the following
oalb: "Iy , do solemnly swear
(or afllrm), that I will support and main
tain the constitution and laws of the
United Btatos and the constitution of
North Carolina, not inconsistent there
with, and that I will faithfully discharge
the duties of" my ofllce as v , so
help me God."
Section 8. The following classes of
persons shall bo disqualified for ofllce:
First, all persons who shall deny the
lielng of Almighty. God. Second, all
persons who shall have been convicted,
or confessed their guilt on Indictment
pending, snd whether sentenced or not,
or under judgment siwpcn-leil, oT sny
tresson or fel.iny, or any other crime
for which the piiiii.-liiiient niy he Inv
priitimeit In the penitentiary, since lie
coming citizen of l!m United Slates, or
nf corrup! inn or innljintetico in olhce;
iihlrs nu- h t-c --ii xiiull he rentoriiit to
ill he .
in a i
the r' 'lis i f i i l
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your own hands
You have absolute control of the Wickless Blue Flame Oil
Btove. Everything is in your own hands. You don't have'
to depend on the coal man or gas pressure. With a box of
; matches; a gallon of ordinary
Srrf rlnPP
YY Jtvkias
Oil Stove
you have absolute control
ot tne nnest cooking,,
. stove that was ever built. "
Bakes, boils, broils, roasts 4
or toasts. No smoke or
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- Sold wherever' stoves are
sold, If your dealer does
not have them, wtjite to
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
or printed ballot with tho words "For
Suffrage Amendment'' thereon; ' and
those with a contrary opinion shall' cast
a written or printed ballot ' with the
words "Agatn8t8uff rage Amendment-
thereon, ,
' Section III. The votes cast' at said
election shall be counted., compared, re
turned and canvassed, and the result an
nounced and declared under- the same
rulos and regulations and in-' the -same
manner as the vote for Governor, and If
a majority of the votes cast are in favor
of the said amendment it shall- be the
duty of the Governor of the State, upon
being notified of the result of said elec
tion; to Certify said amendment, under
the seal of the state, to the Secretary of
the State, who shall , enroll ; the said
amendment so certified among the per
manent records of his office. -
Section IV. This act shall be in force
from and after Its ratification,
Coitno Scifl & Seed Irish Potatoes
Early Rose, New Queen, Pride of South,
Red and While Bliss both home and
northern grown. 1000 bushels Early
bane uotton Keen, iuu Diistiets Bouinern
Hrpe Cotton Seed, Long Staple: Cotton,
call or wrtte lor circulars. . ,
J. E. LATHAM.
Three Large Flats
To be sold to the highest bidder.
How Is this, the onlv stove wood man
there be. will now out prices down on
all kind of stove wood, as it must . ue
sold right out and make roonv for other
business. '
' Laths - and Iland-made and Sawed
Shingles, wholesale and retail. '
5 Buggies, lltoad Cart, 0 Drays, and
8 Dump Carts. '
800 Cedar and Fat Llghtwood Poet,
will sell highest Bidder.
: For further information, see ; ;
BIG HILL,:Tls!elaii
Southern
E;ailway.
The Standai Bailway ot the SOU TU
a The Dlrect'Llne to all Points, J
TEXAS," .
CAMFOIINIA,
evil a Amy
Strictly First-Class Equipment on all
Through or Local Trains; Pullman pat
ace Bleeping Oars on all Night Trains;
Foal aud Safe Schedules.' -. - j'
' Travel by the Southern and you are as
sured a Satei Comfortable and Expedl
lious Journey. -
Apply to Ticket Agents for Time Ta
bla. Rates bnd General Information, or
address. F, R. DARBY,
K. L. VERNON, . ' 0. P. A T. A,
T. P. A., Ashevillo, N. O.
Charlotte, N. O.'
Frank 8.;GANN()rt, .- J M. Cui.P
8d V.P ATlen Man. . ' . Tr Man
V. A, TuiiK, G P A, ,
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A I i Ul 1AI 'll.IvN ;
l.v.r (ran rli.,-ii.ntl l evry sub- '
w. . ......jr. 1 . 1 a v t.
at m -
kerosene oil and a ;
Blue
Flame
lit ". ' '
Atlantic "Coast Line -Eailixad Co.,
Condensed Schedule.
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' TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
KQ !?C RS KO 125(5
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A.M P U P.M. A.M. P.M.
Lr. Weldon 11 60 8 68 .....
Ar, R, lit.. 1 00 S 63
Lv.Tarboroia 31 6 00
U. R. Mty. 1 05 9 62 6 87 6 16 19 52
Lt Wilson 1 58 10 25 7 10 5 67 2 40
Lv. Selma.. 8 66 11 10
Lv Fay'vlUc 4 80 IU 23
Ar.Florence 7 25 9 24 -
P.M. A.M.
Ar. Golds... 7 66 ..... .....
Lr, Golds 6 46 8 80
Lv. Mag'lia 7 61 4 86
ArWilm'ton 9 20 800
P.M. A.M. P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
. 28 . i
P laj I2 ip p 9 fa
(S r,i 12 12 K(S
aTm p. m.
.v.Florenoe 0 60 7 85
Lv.Fay'ville 12 20 ... . V 41
Lv. Selma.. I 60 10 65
Ar. Wilson. 2 85 ..... 11 88
' aTm! p. m- aTm!
LvWilm'ton . 7 00 B5
Lv. Mag'lia .... .. . ... 8 8011 10
Lv. Golds.. ..... 4 60 ..... 0 87 12 26
" pTm a!m. pTm P, M
Lv. Wilson 2 80 6 83 11 38 10 45 1 16
Ar. R. Mt. . 8 80 8 1012 07 11 & 168
I Ar. Tarboro . . . . . 6 4t ,
Lv.Tarboroia 21
Lv. R. Mt. . 8 80..... 13 07...-. .....
Ar. Weldon 4 83 1 00 -.
P.M. .... A.M.
. Vadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 0 00 a m, ar
rives Favetteville 12 05 D ut. leaves Fav-
ettevllle 12 28 p m, arrives Sanford 1 48
p m. Returning leave Baniora u w p m,
arrive Favetteville 8 41 p m, leave Fay
etteville 8 49 p m, arrives Wilmington
0 40 n m. ' ' " " ' "
Bennettevllle Branch Trains leaves
Bennettsville 8 05 a m, Maxton 9 10 a m.
Red Springs 9 40 a m, Hope Mills 10 8J
a m. arrive Favetteville 10 65. Return.
Ing leaves jrayettevuie 4 tu p m, uope
Mills 4 66 p m, Red Springs 6 85 p m,
Maxton 0 16 p m, arrives Bennettsville
7 15 om. - 1. . .-
Connections at Fayettevllle with, train
No. 78, 'at Maxton with tbe Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Springs with
the Red Sonnies ana tJowmore railroad.
at Sanford with the Beabowd Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with tbe
Durham and Charlotte rtatiroad. -
Train an the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 86 p m, Halifax
4 17 p m, arrives Scotland Neck at 6 08
n m, Greenville 6 67 p m, Kinston 7 66
d m, Returning leaves Kinston 7 60 a
Greenville 8 63 a m, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a or, Weldon 1188 a m, dally ex.
oeot Sunok. " sv'V "f V ' '
Trains on Washington Brar-ch leave
WasMnsrion 8 10 a m and W n as. ar
rive Parmele 910 am, and 4 00 p m, re
turning leave Parmele 9 85 a m and 0 8U
m arrive Washington 11 00 a m and 7 1
n m. dailv except Sunday. : ;
Train leave Tarboro, N G, daily except
Sunday 6 80 p m, Sunday, 4 10 p m, ar
rives Plymouth 7 40 p m, 6 10 p m, Re
turning, leaves Plymouth dally except
Sunday, 7 ooa m, ana rtunaay swam,
arrives Tarboro 10 10 a m, 11 w a m
Train on Mi Jland) N 0 Branch leaves
Uoldsboro dally, except Sunday, 0 80 a.
in. arrlvinz Smithfield 6 40 a m. Return
ing leaves Smithfield 7 86 m; arrives
atGoldsboro 9 00 a m. ,- . . .
Trains on Nashville Branch, leaves
Rocky Mount at 9 80 a m, 8:40 p m.arrive
Nashville 10 20 a m, 4 08 p m, Spring
liope 11 00 a m, 4 26 p m.Returning leave
Spring liope 11 20 a m, 4 55 p m, Nash
ville 11 45 a m, 6 25 p m, arrive at Rooky
Mount 13 10a m, 6 00 p m, daily except
Sunday, :
Train on Clinton Branch leaves War.
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday
7 45 a m and 4 25 p m, Returning leaves
Clinton at 8 45 a m and 10 60'a m.
Train No 78 makes cloae connection at
Woldon tor all points North. dally all
rail via Richmond.
11 M K M K i. SON, Gen'l Pass Agent
J R KKNI.Y, tien'l Manatrer.
T M KMEIIHON, Tralilo Manager.
A.i U. C, R. R.
, 1IS8 TABU. NO. 13 ' :
to LCwt ttiMi,y, Ji.. elO5
al tMi A. U. at Morrhead City, 1
Hotnf Katt f Scbidulki ( Going Wrtw
Nu. B Pkssenger Trains ' No. 4 '
Lt. p m " PTAlnONSi ' , -; Ar. a. m '
,5 BO. ,..,,,,V.,GoldBlioro.. .11 C4
5 59., LaGrange.. Viy ,
t8J...... . '. Kinaton... ....... .10:
7 8i).-....Ar. New bern; . 00
1s0 Lt. ' " " A. ...". 01
9 06..:' Ar. Morehead City .v..,. , tt 85
Kfti, I . ,1 No. 6.
Mx'd Ft A 1 statiohsi Mx'd Ft and
Pass Tn. J pass To.
'' DaiLt Exoii't f-CKDit.
LvT A. K. .. . , Ar.P.
7 60...., Goldaooro 7 14
7 B3.,w...,. ... , Best's.:; fl 49
810
... LaGrange...
.Falling Creek.
.... Kington. i..'
.-. ..Caswell....
..... Dover,...
084
611
6 40
6 18
600
626'.
8.60
B08;
9 4.
1002.
Core Creek 4 87
1020 .Tuscarora 4 20
1030... .........Claras 411
10.50.......... New Bern 8 6)
J 1 63.. Ntwpoit .... .... 246
8 25. . . . Ar. Morebead City Lr. . . . 2 10
A. M. P. M.
No. 7. Passena-er No. 8.
Lv. a. ro. 8undays,Only Ar. p. m.
7 40 .Goldsboro... 8 CO
8tW. 'LaGrange 7 27
8 80.. .Kinston.... 7 07
865....... ....Dover..... 647
f tO.... New Bern 606
11 16. ...ar. Morebead City Lv ... 4 26
No. 1. t I I No. 2.
Mx'd Ft. and SraTloNS: Mx't Ft and
Pasa.Tn. I j Pass.Tn.
Lv. am - Ar. n m
7 03 Goldsboro 6 88
7 83 Best's 6 68
811 LaGrange 6 28
8 27 Falling creek 4 68
B 14... ........ Kinston 4 83
9 25 oaswel) 8 18
9 40 Ar. Dover Lv 8 00
1040 ....ooreores 2 00
11 16 Tuscarora 1 88
11 81 clark'a 1 20
12 06 Ar. New Bern, Lv 12 60
180 Lv. " Ar...
2 12 Riverdale
S 20 croatan
,2 43 Havelock
812 Newport, Lv....
S25 .WUdwood
3 81 Atlantic
8 46. . . .Ar. Morebead Olty, Lv. .
10 47
1010
10 00
940
BOO
8 47
888
8 20
4 01. . . .Ar. M. olty Depot, Lv 7 66
r. M. a. sr.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
S. L. DILL,
Superintendent
Atlantic Coat Iiine.
Wilmington & New Been is B. B.
time table' no. 5,
n Effect Wednesday, Aug. 7, lb98, Daily
Except Sunday.
Uoing South bcjmdule: Going North
No. 61, Passenger Trains No. 60,
I.. a m, stations: Ar, p m,
9 00... New Berne.. 640
9 86... Pollocksville 6 04
0 61 ....MaysviUe .... 4 49
1002..
1808.
1216
r M
No. 8,
.....Jacksonville
( Wilmington, 1
) Union Depot I
Ar. Wilmington; Lv.
4 1
9 82
2&G
r m
No. 4.
Pasbbnokb ft Fsjuqrt.
Leave WUmlngton Monday, Wednes
day ahd Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv, A M
7 80 Lv. Wilmington, Ar.
8 40.. ...... ..Scott's Hill
9 80. .... . . ii Woodside. .
10 06. ......... Hollyridge ....
Ar. r si
... 146
...12 66
...1916
.1140
...10 61
...1090
... 046
luoi.,,. uixon
1120
.... Verona. ...
19 06
12 80
Jacksonville..
l,tMVIIUIHwt Mini O W
.-. Whiterak. ..i... 8 80
MaysvUle 8 06
Pollocksville.. 7 20
.... .. .Debruhl's 0 86
3A.k, Star
1165
1 80
916.
966
8 40
.Ar. NewBdrne, Lv...... 600
Daily Except Sunday, f
1 ' v J. B. KENLY,
' ' ' '. General Manaper.
'BORDEN,
v "opt. Transport'ailoo.- " 1
niM.ni mnm ww
, - . r' i
' v 1 1 1 AND 'I 1 I .
TEKIGHT & PASSKNOIR.
For All Point ortiu
The Cteamer IIi:UC2
will leave on Mondays, Wednesdays, '
and Fridays st 8 p. m. sharp, mak
ine landings at Oriental, and Eoan
okt Island. " v . -' 1'
. hag: 1 121LID. ". '
The Otr. HewDernD
Commenelug July 1st, will leave it 13
o'clock noon on Tuesdays Sid Filiaya,
making las tings at CrlenUl, Runoke
Inland and Nags Head. i '",
; rrfi';ht reooived tot later
t' mi 01 e hour r rovi '-s to lulling.
1 , r f ' ' r i f ' "on apply to
( : ' "xr, Art.-
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