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CMIZ ENltC RANK,'
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Doing General Banking Buslnest.
Fet nary 18, 1000-; Buip'na and JCndivl
i dtd Profits, Sl,13r. M. ,-
. Prompt and earelul nt ention Riven to
all busineat entruaied to ua. -Account
received on favorable turn '
' Boanl at Directors. ;
Ferdinand Ulrwa B. U. Meadows,
J. a. Meadows. ' ,.. CJhaii. Dmlv. Jr. -
Haisuel W.Ipocs;,' v Jams IhutiaondJ
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Capital StecV... I,:.- $75,000
Surplna, v. .,.,,.,.. , , 10,000
Undivided Pro II t,. 8,500
Deposit.. 162,000
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U H. Cctlie President. ,
' W. 8. Cbadwiok, Vice Pre, ."-u ;
T. W. I)wy, Caiihier.
J. W. BiDDL. Teller. '
O; T. Cbadwiok. Collector, v
DIKECTORS: " t"
Wm. B. Blade, -.y, M. M. Marks, 5
O. D. Bradliara, ; : P. H. Pclletiir,
L. 11. Untler, : ,-. Jno. Hutcr. i
W. 8. Cbadwick, J. W. Stewart,
. ) Wi wewey, j
It collect for merchants, manufactur
er and other Hanks promptly at special
rauito cam, ana makes quicken re
tnro possible. Br It liberatitv and en
terpriaiUK btisioi-ea method, it m forging
to the front of East Carolina' Banking
Institution. . In iU own city. It Is the
only one which iIiks not pay lalerest on
Uer-ra
rV. Simmons, ' ' A. I. Ward
I. H. I'on, - . K. W. Poa.
5LVTONS, POU Jk VfAPD,
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. LAW. .
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OlAiu (W 3o. Front Struct, nearly oppo.
(Oflce also at XinMnU and BmiUiOeld.)
I'racttre to lite eimcrics of (lrflven. Duplin.
Jonert, OiikIuw. crurot fainilio. wake,
jounHton, narnou. alio wiuwmi in uto nu
prfMiio autl Koilural (!4iiirt, and wtMrevt.1
-mmth'wb arw uvBin1.. . . ;( ,
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' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. 1 le Street, Lawyer Brick
Building.
Will prarttc In the Countm ol Craven
Oartftret, Joni, Onslow ami 1'nmUao. U. H
Uyurt "t aw uwrao and buprnme Court o
A Good
Telephone
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D-n) F:i!i8n N : .nan the J-M, feint infe
t-ij-d in an ..-5.-11 ft M to ti-.s 8 hnn.1.
lie wanted smi, and tu a K-rvitt MiJ,
'jo, Kt some at lite mutest bouse, but p7
Tii price the peasant "Oreut Itii'f," tex
- claimed " '
The servant, "thou art lord o'er alt this realm;
Ythy Uke the pains to buy a little laltf"
"It is a little thins;," flaid Nusturvan.
"And 10 Jit first was all the evil wiiotw
Host monstrous load now presses to the world.
Were there no little wrongs, DO great could be.
If I from off a poor man's tree should pluck
A tingle apple, straight my slave would rob
The whole tree to its roots. II I should Mitt
Five eKK my ministers at juace would matdi -A
hundred hens, therefore, strict justice must
I, even In unimportant acts, observe. , "?
Bring; alt, but paj tL peasant what b aaka.' "-:
8HE GOT THE MONEY.
A Shrerr WM batwttte a Meat Pe-
' irlou Baikaal,
"I know a woman," said a man of large
acquaintance, "who had a husband of a
kind which I honestly believe is in tne
very largest minority among husbands,
and I am glad to say that he la, or was,
because he is now dead. She was good
looking, young, and loved all the better
thing of life, and he was neither young
nor good Jookiug, but he had a bushel of
money. I am sorry to, say, too, that if he
bad not been rich tbe woman would not
have, married him. :? But 'that is neither
here nor there, and we can't always
blame women who marry men for their
money.. Notwithstanding tbia chap had
plenty of money he was mean with his
wife and gave, her. Just a little as be
could possibly let go of. They had a good
social position, and he was compelled to
spend something extra on her, but be did
it grudgingly, though be had a nne ward ,
robe and expensive jewelry himself. " It
wasn't so much that he was stingy as
that he just wanted to be ugly with his
iwife. f .. ;s.s;''";t:W;"P'.i;'-".:T
"Well, one day she. evened up with
him in fine style. She had been Invited
to a house party, and it was necessary
for her to have some new dresses, and
,she figured ton f 1,000 worth a about
right and told him of it. He refused
flatly to permit any such expenditure.
She simply told him he would have to do
It, and she went , off and ordered what
she wanted. ' They were to be done on
the Thursday ot her departure, and eke
so notihed her husband on the evening of
the day she gave the order. Each morn
ing thereafter she sent for him to come
to her room before be went down town
to business and told him she expected
check for 11,000 on Thursday morning.
and each tlroa he told her to go to the
hot place or words to that effect. ' He did
the name on the morning the goods were
to be delivered and paid for, and as soon
4ia be had left tbe bouse she sent out tor
a furniture van, and Into that she had
the servants put all her husband's clothes
and other effects and sent the load to a
pawnshop tot high respectability. . She.
followed it there with his jewelry in a
hand bag and had the Whole lot piled up
on the floor of the shop, u ' . .' ..""
' u'l wont $1,000 4n that, she said
briefly to the sstonished pawnbroker, and
he demurred because, as he assured her.
he never loaned .money on. clothes, Bbe
told him he might think differently when
he bad looked the lot over, and when sb
told him who she was be concluded to
joot th lot ever. 'The result of tba ne
goiiatio was ti.ow tn money ana a
pawn ticket, and jibe was ready to psy
the bills .When the dresses-camevt. That
afternoon she went away' merrily to tbe
bouse party, but before she left, she
wrote a pretty little note to her, husband
mciosing me UL'seu' jaoe .came name
after a pleasant week In the country, and
her husband never said a word to her
about the ticket never a word, but she
noticed, that during her absence he bad
had burglar proof locks put en all his
closets. ' Now, that waa the kind of a
woman that kind of man should bsv
bad tor a wife, wasn't IffDetroit Free
Press. ' -;v-..("-:t.-..'i.'.'.t;-.-i
earekltarhts at rires.,
By means of electric lights tbe Interior
of a burning, building Is made as plain as
daylightfand firemen can tell at a glance
from th ; window ledge, whether their
presence is needed inside. r The lights are
made detachable, so they can be taken
from the engine and set up on standards.
They are alro provided with 200 feet of
flexible conducting cable, which enables
the firemen to run the searchlights out
on a pier, or even into a building.
One of tbe .great fields for usefulness
of this apparatus Is In lighting np th in
terior of boats when on fire. When a ship
at Hie pier gets on nre, tne darkness in
the hold makes It difficult tor the firemen
to control the flames. Dens volumes of
smoke further obscure th point where
the fire Is burning, and sometimes ship
and cargo are lost limply because the
firemen are unable to locate th exact
place of tbe Ore. Harper's Weekly.
" , Ke4 Cvm. '...i
Booker T. Washington told th follow
ing story of a member of the "po'o white
trash who endeavored to cron a stream
by means of a ferry owned by a black
man: - . c
"Uncle Mose," said tbe white man, "
want to cross, but I hslu't got no money.'
Uncle Mose scratched his bead. "Doae
yon sot no money 't all?" he queried. "
' "No," said the wayfaring stranger, "I
haven t a cent ' ,
"But It doue-cost yon but 8 cents," In
slated Uncle Mose, "ter cross d ferry.T
"I know," ssld tbe white man, "but I
haveu't got-tbe 8 cents." .
Uncle Mose was In a quandary. "Boss,"
he sold, "1 done tole you what. . 'Er msn
what's got no 8 cents am Jes' es well off
oh dis side er de river ss on de odder."
Cleveland Leader.
Baals. f Eastaa Itotea. '
It Is not every one who is aware that a
Bnnk of England not is not of the same
thickness all through. The paper Is
thicker la th left hand corner, to enatile
it to retain a keener tn.presHifm of the
vignette there, tnl It la also contiik-rubly
thicker In the dark ahruiotv of the renter
letters and beneath the tigrnrca at the
emla. Count erfcit untea are Inrarlfibly Of
one thickness only throughout. London
Telegraph.
Answer.
Villaire MiuNier (to crofter's wife)
ell, lvirs'ty, how's your hiiKhand to
day? Klrxtie He's Jil't like ycim-P. He has
plenty (o d:ie, but he winna due lt.I.oo..
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Ctanges KaJe In Hie Constitutional
Amendment At Hie Recent Session
of the Legislature.
An Act Supplemental to an Act Entitled
"An Act to Amend (be Constitution
of North Carolina," rallOcffFebruary
. 21st, 1899, the same being Chapter
Two Hundred and Eighteen of the
Public Laws of 1899. .... .
Tbe General Assembly of North Caro-
: Una do enact: . :
: Section 1.. That chapter 218, puhllc
lawa of 1899, entitled, "An Act to amend
the Constitution of North Carolina," be
mended soaa to make said act read as
follows; ' j
"That article 6 of the constitution of
North Carolina be, and the same I here
by abrogated, and in. lieu thereof shall be
substituted the following article of said
constitution a an entire and tndlvlsable
plaai.f suffrage."
ARTICLE VI.
.,' ' t SuSTrage and Eligibility to Orfloa -.
Section I. Every male person born In
the United State, and every male person
who baa been naturalized, twenty-one
years of age, and possessing tbd quail 5
(atlona set out. in this article, shall be
entitled to vote at any election by the
people In the State, except aa herein
otherwise provided.5' '. , ,
: Section 2. - He shall have resided In
the 'State of North Carolina for two
years, In the county six months, and In
the precinct, ward or other election dis
trict In which lie offers to vote fonr
month next preceding tbe election: Pro
ViQed, that removal from one precinct
ward of other election district to anolh-.
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 i from ' which ; he tv. b(
removed until fonr month after such
removal. No person who has been con
victed, or who ha confessed hi guilt In
Open ' court," upon Indictment, of any
crime, the punishment of which now Is,
or may hereafter be. Imprisonment In
the Stale's prison, shall be permitted to
vote unless the said person ahall be first
restored to citizenship In the manner
prescribed by law. - - ,
Section 8. Every persou offering lo
vote (ball be at the time a legally regis.
tered voter a herein prescribed and In
tbe manner hereafter provided by law,
and 'the General Assembly of. North
Carolina ahall enact.general registration
law to carry luto effect tbe provialoot
of this article, , " , -
Section 4. Every person presenting
himself for registration shall be able to
read and. write any section of tbe const!
tution In the English language: and, be
fore ba shall be entitled to tote, he eball
hve paid on or before the first day of
May of tbe year In which he proposes
to rote, hi poll tat for the prevlou year
as prescribed by article 8, section 1, of
the 'constitution. But no male person
who was, on Jaauary 1st, 1867, or at any
time prior thereto, en titled to vote under
the . laws of any State In the United
State Wherein he then resided, and no
lineal descendant of any such person
ball be denied tbe right to register end
vote at any election In thl Slate by n
son of hi failure, to possets the educa
tional qualification. . herein . described:
Provided, be shall have registered la so
cordance with the terms of thl section
prior to December 1,1908. -k v.;
The General Assembly shall provide
for the registration of all persons en
lltled to vote without the educational
qualifications herein prescribed, . and
shall, on or before. November 1st, 1808,
provide for (he making of a permanent
record ot such registration, and all per
son o registered, shall, forever, there
after have tbe right to vote In all elec
tion by the people In thl State, unlet
disqualified under section 3 ot thl ar
ticle: provided, uch person shell have
bl poll tax as above required.
Section 5. That this amendment to
tbe 'constitution la presented and adopt.
ed as on Indivisible plan for the reg
ulitlon of th inffrage, with th intent
and pu1 pose loco connect the different
parts, and to mak them to dependent
upon each other, that tb wbpl . ahall
tend or fall together. , . v
- Section I. All election by the people
shall be by ballot, and all election by
tbe General Assembly, ahall be viva
voce.. -' .
Section 7. Every voter In North Car
olina, except sa In this article dlsouall
tied, ahall be eligible to office, bat before
entering upon tbe duties of the bfllce be
shall take and tubscrlb the following
oath: "I, , do solemnly awear
(or affirm), Ibst I will support and main
tain tbe constitution and law of the
United State and th constitution of
North Carolina, pot inconsistent there
with, and that I will faithfully diet-barge
the duties of my office as , so
help me-God."
Section 8. Tb following clasnr.a of
persons shall be disqualified for olllce
First, til persons who shall deny ll
being of AluilKhty God. .Second, all
persons who ahall have been Convicted
or coiifcKHi-.l (heir guilt on Inilli tinon
pending, sod whether sentenced or not.
or under judgment u-en-li-d, of any
tfcsHou or fcl jny, or any other crime
f..r which the punishment may be tin
l.rUonuieril In the peniteutiiry, aince hr
riti.ttj ciii' iis of the i iiiitd hiuli , o
i.f c.irni.Wnn or iiiM!.i;u lice in i.i!
ll it ii --4 Hi' h pi'i wim hlinil lie reMnr..'! 10
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or printed ballot with the word "For
Suffrage Amendment" - thereon; and
those with a contrary opinion shall cast
wrilten -or- printed ballot with the
words ''Against Suffrage Amendment''
thereon. .
Section III. The rotes caat at ssld
election ahall be counted, compared, re
turned aud canvassed, and tbe result an
nounced and declared- nnder ; the same
rules and regulations and In tbe ssmt
manner as tbe rote .for Governor, audit
a majority of the votes cast are In favor
of the laid amendment It shall be tbe
duty pf tbe Governor of the State, upon
being notified of the result of said elec
tion, to certify said amendment, undei
jbe seal of tbe stale, to tbe Secretary ol
the Stale, who shall enroll' the saw
amendment so certified among the per
manent records of his office. - . '
Sectlou IV. This act shall be in force
from and after its ratification.
Cotton Seed & M Irish folate
KatIv Rose. New Oueen. Pride of South.
tied and White Blira both home and
northern grown. . 1000 u bushels Early
Kins- Cotton Beeu. loo nusneis oouuiein
Hope Cotton Seed, Long Staple Cotton,
Call or write tor circular. '
; " J. E. LATHAM.
Three Large Flats
To be sold to the highest bidder.
i Bow is this, the only dove wood man
llioie be, will now out price down on
all kind of Stove Wood, a it must be
old right out and make room for other
business. ; si'V;,'" -1 '-V
Laths and Hand-made and Sawed
Shingle," wholesale and retail.
S Bugglef, 1 Koad Cart, II Dray, and
8 Dump.Carts., ' '. " V:
' 800 Cedar and Fat- Lightwood Poe t
will w-K highest Bidder. ;. t . ,
. For further inforratlon,.ee i. i. '-.-
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The 8tandMr Hallway' et tbe SCUTB
Tb Dlrect'Lin to all Point, t ;
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Btriotly Ftret-Glas Equipment on ail
Through or Local Trains; Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Oar on all Night Train;
Fast aud Bare Schedules. i , ,
. Travel by tbe Southern and yon are as
sured a Safe, Ooiufortable and Expedi
Uous Journey,
Apply to Ticket Agent fur Tim Ta
hies, Kutca bnd Genoral Information, or
ddreH F. R. DARBY,,
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tv. Weldon 11 60 8 68 .....
ir. R. Mt. . 1 00 9 68
Ov. Tarboro la 81 8 00
It. R. Mt. T05 9 62 8 87 6 16 18 8
jv. Wilson 1 68 10 8ft 7 10 6 67 8 40
..v. Selroa.. 3 66 11 10
ijcv Fay'vllle 4 80 18 89 .....
Ir.Floreoce 7 86 8 24. .. ..... .....
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Ar, Golds 7 66
liV, Gold . . .... 6 46 8 80
Lv. MagUia ..... 7 61 4 85
ArWilm'ton 80 fi 00
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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Lv.Floronoe 8 50 7 8ft
Lv.Fay'villeiaao,,. . 8 41
LV.Belma. . i 60 10 6ft
Ar. Wilson. 8 85 ... . 11 88
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LvWilm'tou .. . 7 00 8 116
It. MagUia.-v. .. .... 8 8011 10
Lv. Gold 4 60..... 87 12 28
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lit. Winon 8 86 83 11 88 10 46 1 18
Ar. a Mt- 8 80 S 10 18 07 11 &i I 58
Ar.Tarboro ..... 8 40 .....
Lv. Tarboro 18 81 . . i.
Ly. R. Mt, . 8 SO 1 07 .'. . . .....
Ar. Weldon 4 88..... 1 00..-
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- Tadkin Divlalon Main Lin
.-Train leaves Wilmington 9 00 a m, ar
rives Favetteville 18 06 D m, leave Far-
etleville 18 86 p m. arrive San ford 1 48
p m. Keturning leave eaniora ov p m,
arrive Favetteville 8 41 D m. leave Fav
etteville 8 48 pm, arrive Wilmington
8 40 p m. ' ' " :''
: Benneltevllle Branoh Train - leave
Bcnneltavilla 8 06 a as, Uaxtoa 9 10 a m.
Red Spring 9 40 a m, Hope Mill 10 88
oa, arrive FayettevUI 10 65. Return
ing leave FayettoviUe 4 40 pm, Mope
Mill 4 65 pm. Red Springe 6 85 pm,
Maxtoo 8 16 p m, arrive BeanrttavUle
715 pni.- - r. '
i uonoeellone at eyeeviii-wiin train
No. .78, at Maxtoo with tb Carolina
Central Railroad, at Red Spring with
the Red Spring and Bow more railroad,
atSanford with tbe Seaboud Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf .with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
: Train ou the Scotland Jfeck Branoh
Road leave Weldon 8 85 -p m, Halifax
4 17 p mr arrive Scotland, Neck at 6 08
p m, Greenville 6 67 p m, Kinstoa 7 66
Sm. Returning leave Klniton 7 50 a m
reenvllleS 63 a m, arriving Halifax at
U 18 a 0?, WeUtoa 11 88 a m, dally x
oept Bunok.. . . s.
Trains on Washington Braeoh leay
Waabinirton 8 10 a m and 9 80 p ea. ar
rive Parmele 9 10 a m, and 4 00 p tn, re
turning leave Parmel 9 86 em and 6 90 p
m arrive Washington 11 00 a n and 7 80
p m, dally except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N O, dally except
Sunday 6 80 p m, Sunday, 4 15 p tn, ar
rlvea Plymouth 7 40 p m, 10 p at, Re
turning, leavee Plymouth dally except
Sunday, 7 60a m, nd Sunday 9 00 a in,
arrive Tarboro 10 10 a m, 11 00 a ru
Train on MiJIand; N 0 Branoh leave
Goldsboro dally, exoept Sunday, 6 80 a.
m, arriving Bmithfleld 6 40 a tn, Return
ing leaves Smithfloid 7 85 a m; arrive
at Goldsboro 8 00 a m. v i
Trains on Neshville Branch leave
Rocky Mount at9 30 a m, 8 40 p m.arrlve
Nashville 10 20 a in, 4 03 p m, Spring
Hope 11 00 a m, 4 2ft pm.Kturnlnglev
Hpring Hope 11 20 a m, 4 S5 p m, Nash
ville 11 45 a to, 6 25 p ru, arrive at Rooky
lluunt li 10a m, 0 00 p m, daily except
Blinday.
Traio on Clinton Branoh leave War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
7 43 a m and 4 23 p ni, Returning leave
Clinton at t) 43 a in and 10 F." m.
'I ram .No 7H ninliea cluae couniK-tloO at
WeMun fur all pmnts fHortb, daily - ail
mil via l!l. l.niiinl.
II r-1 I . Cen'l FJi Agnnt
f li I- i i V. I -m l P -in r,
1' ;,l , i ,... .!,, 'lr.i .,0 i.. itnar-nr.
A;MJ.O.R
... ... ; . viaa 4iaia -k. .1
io, T l. . f pi. lay, JtielO .", '
, -,at 7.05 a M. at M ithead ty.
loin Kan HrBfcn 1 1 Going W
Nv If r aaueoger 1 rtUn No..
' . p m Waiiojibi Ar, m '
5 '. Ooldaboro-. T 11 OS
6 51t,. ..', IjiGrangt... ,10(8'
!......, . Klnstob ,....,10:,
7 J,.,.W Ax. Nw bera, Lv,-... , SCO
7 4...L. h . W
8 (ft.V Ay. MurtdTHftd city L....- 6 81
Xu i I - I No. .
Ms'd Ft l eiATioaas Mx'd Ptand
t PassTn . . 1 Pas Tn.
DaU-f ElCT SpsDiT. "
tv. a. . ' i ; . Ar. p.
7 80. . . .-. . . . . .OoIdaOoro 7 14
7 ..',.;... Beat'., 4
10 .. . . .... LaGrauge, 8 84
8 28. . .;. . .FalUng , Creek . A . . 11
8 M) . i . ;i , Klnatbn .'. ........ U 40
i wo, ,i . . . . . . usewflU. . a id
9 ,., Dover . .
.. 800
.. 4 87
10 03,. ...;,. Core Creek..
1020 Tuavarora 4 80
10 W i.; . . . . v. .Clarke. ..- 411
10.60 ..'.':.,.,.New Bent 8 5)
U68............Newpott .... .... 848
12 St .'. Ar. Morttead City Lv . . . 8 10
. St. P. St.
No. 7. Paetensrer No. 8.
Lr." . nu -r-Snnjlaj Only- Ar. p. m.
7 40 ..Goideboro 8 CO
8 0.; ;LaGraoge 7 87
8 0. ....... .Kin t.... 707
855...... ..C;Dorer4.. 847
9 60.... New Bern 6 05
11 16 &r. Morehead City Lv ... 485
No. 1. t
I No. 8,
Uations: IMx'tFt. and
Paw. Tn.
Ar. pm
Goldsboro 8 88
...Beet' 6 68
Mx'd Ft. and
rasa. m.
Lr. am
, 7 09
7 88
811
.... LaGrange
..FalUng oreek....
.....Kioaton
Caswell
..Ar. Dover v Lv...
Core ere.
.... Tusoarora
.. 6 38
.. 468
. 488
. 818
.. 800
.. 300
.. 188
8 27..
814..
9 86..
9 40..
10 40..
1115..
U81..
18 06 ,
180..
813..
2 20..
3 43..
818..
126..
4 81..
8 46..
4 01..
f. at.
Clark' 1 30
Ar. New Bern, Lv 13 50
Lv. " Ar 10 47
. . . . Riverdale 10 10
oroatan 1000
Havelock 9 40
.Newport, Lv 9 08
Wild wood 8 47
Atlantic 8 88
.Ar. Morehead city, Lv.. . 880
.Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 7 60
at. a. .
'Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
S. L. DILL,
Superintendent
Atlantic Ciatit Ilne.
WiLMiiiaTON & New Bibni R. B.
TIMS TABLE NO. 5,
In Effect Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1098, Daily
T? .
Going South I aoriKDUU: Going North
No, 61, Paesenger Train No. 60,
Lv. a m, stations: Ar. p m,
900 New Berne 5 40
9 80 PollocksvlUe 6 04
961 MaytrUle 4 49
tO 02 Jacksonville 4 IS
ISXi-
1315 ...Ar. Wilmington; Lr. ... Sis
at p at
IfOk 8, PAaMMOEB FaUCIOBT, No. 4.
j Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednee
jay and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday,
tv. A M Ar. P at
.7 80 Lr. Wilmington, Ar 1 46
1840.. Scott' Hill 13 65
980.. ...... Woodside 18 16
1005... ...... .Holly ridge .... .1140
10 51 ........... DUon ..10 61
II 80... . . . . :. . Verona 10 80
13 06. ....... Jacksonville., 946
18 80 ..Northeaet... ...... 866
,165 Whiter ak 8 80
1 80 Mayvlll 8 05
816,..,.....PoUookvlU 7 80
3 55 Debrubl' 8 88
1 40.... ..Ar. New Borae, Lr 00
i .'Daily Esonp Svpday.
tXp';:'fy::ii- R. KENLY,
i ?' . - (ieneral Manapar.
I HORDKN, ;;. ',
f , tpt.Tran! orteloo."
hmwr mcPiTPiT -'. ivp
yauuiuna uiui a i uu ' mat.
AND -
FEKIGBT a PISSING III.
, u il- .
For All Points lTortli.
The Steamer 2TEUQE
trill leave oa Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday t 6 p. m. harp, mak
log landings at Oriental, and Bon
0k Itlan.). "
' "
vr AOs head.,
The Ctr. Newbenie ,
t'oromsnclug July 1st, will leave it It
o'clock soon on Tuesday aid Friday, '
miking landing at Orient L. Rotaok
(alsnd and Nag Bead. ,
I 7 Freight received tot later
tliMi on hour previoti to ailing.
For further information apply to
era. r.zmz?:m,
IX, K. Eiso, c.o. rr.,
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