(C'A
The Kind You Havsj Ahren Bought, and which has bean
in use for over SO , has borne flw slgBatnre of
5r ,.. ana has
All Counterfeit, Imltettons And "Jost-as-good" are baft
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience agatnat Experiment.
What iCASrppRIA
Ccstoria Is a hannless' sabstttote lor Castor 00 Pare
poric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It U Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo
MibHtanoe. Its age la its guarantee. It destroys Worms
t.ud 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 ALWAYS
S9
Sean tho Signature
The Kind Youieilm
Use For Over
2ZZE
A LITTLE
DOES MUCH.
In
Boon, Iwa, Dee. U.
No tongn. en UU what I hay. aadarad
In the put ten yaar. wit my moat)? .iok
n.s. Whll. raffariaf antoM aeony, a
frl.nd called aad racoamradad wlaa af
C.rdui. I ..nt tor a bottle, aa4 Oal wkat
rallo! . Aft.r th tnt doe I baaaa to feel
batiar and have had no pain atnoa.
MBS. GRACB L4MPE1B1.
Wine of Cardui not only cores but It acts AT ONCE. Here b i case
of ten years' standing, and yet one single dose made the sufferer feel better,
and stopped tlie pain. The Wine roes straight to the seat of the trouble.
It acta directly upon the menstruaiand genital organs. Its action is not
violent, and it does not force a result. It simply gives Nature that little
assistance that the sufferer's system lacks. A single disorder in the
feminine orpns spreads many disorders all over the body, and when the
W'ne cures the source, all the other Ills vanish as I matter of course. A
woman can be her own physician and cure herself at home. Local ex-
armnatioQS are largely things of the
USUI' alfltNT MSAITSIIT.
Foe Ml no. Id cmm raqolilnc aMal
direction. addreM, gtrlnafTinMotna,
uiw' 1..W7 vwrtATTAiaaa
auicissco., 4
Druggists sell Large
a
A FREE PATTERN
2 tmr m sclactloa) la evary
j aaiUiaa. Only S aaata a yaas.
MCALi;S
MAGAZIIIEW
A LAMES' HAQASNB.
A fassl wmmmH lilinl jtal
laal.as;.iii.iitsi in I i.fW
, beeehetd ; kWiam. M aW
eras f-4mj, sw-sal M laMt esssjsa.
LaaV ssj IS w fi, ! Ih ma
Vtylluk, RalUMt, mmftm, UH
, aVcnsoaicaJ sM Awm
fHHacVr.ttisjtj Pap
MCALLfIT
M BAZAR. I 1 i
fATTERJiSVL 1
AB
rat
m aw ui k aM,anaf
1 TUB McCALL CO.
I 1-la Waal Mia aa, aa lai
itmt u Mmri U wa till . A M T
in.h aad 4mtikm a aa tan
rumr rmiim oaf nialiia ! m
if axralaUWy al mmt, " Mm aa
tkrrmak aa alwuaa aa aia) t aar a'
rum. laaaa l laraaak aa rr
wMaMa1a4rfata Toa raraarr
HlaMtalW aa4 vVaatv rrililp4 )
i.IM fcy aanWhwilM la 1 1 i a
aaa tat aaaiaaiaaaf tM. Aiaa
VICTOR 4. IVAM OO.
i faara Atlm mtf a.)
' ,a)Tf). e i
Russell Houso,
Wklto Is rVnaafort U Mr tad ttot M
ika Koaall fioaaa. flrat-Claa Bo.
A bM for iraveilaff (. flaala
aad kaolin taolioa. TrajaLM S
1 f of SS.U0 sat wwas
a A. HUMtlL ra
n. w. NinmojT.
ArclecUSijperaleiiiciil
ioaraoyJJ9fifl
Salary . ..n,.
Mao a4 aoaaaa of aUws
r a a. aias to trl ( imlottag
M M wevk awklef a-
MS aaiary fara
teaa) rawlf: tta laaVma a4
ixaiaiaaasa i lima niVoM aafallak i
tumm. Oiaaa
Wtui
liWmi In p ' XnI Ntmf-tv Jl,
urron nut.
been nueds nnder hi per.
soaal sapendsloa since tta Inttaer.
Allow no one to deceive too 1b thia.
30 Years.
ilUI! J
saaAJhsIJkJfl
past the obnoxious custom is no
longer necessary. Wine of Cardul
is the only perfectly safe and sure
vegetable Wine made to-day for
the cure of " female troubles .
Bottles for $1.00.
aiman
sVaWavsAJ
EASTJEBN
GAROLIKAI DISPATCH LINK,
-AND-
1D10Q
fEtlGBT k PAS8ENGI&.
For All Polata Xrth.
The Steamer NEUSE
ill Imto m koodajt, WsdoeedtTS,
nd Fridoye st 0 p. b. sharp, msk
n( lanniop at Oriental, and Koao
k Isltnd.
If AGS HEAD.
The Str. Newberne
OoateMaStaf July lt4, wOl v at It
clock aooa ea Taaadays aa4 Fri liya,
aMklog laadlagJ at OrtMlaL RoaaoV
Uaaad aa4 Rap Boa!
Mr Froiibl rtosirsd not later
Ihaa oee soar prsvioas to atilisg.
for fartber Infor aiaUon spplj to
GEO. HSNDKKSON. Aft
X. K. Kjss, Oaa. Mgr.,
1.C. UciMjiSa,Ga.Frt.A PsaLAft
Norfolk. Va.
Da ym Wist) to ExtorratoaU
Baal Bates, Cask Rsacaas, Ants f
tc, Taaa Uss
Liquid
Creoleum.
Crntoaai hatss a waefal koanknU
aaxiy tor saaay avpla ailaaaaav At
SMataMMt M at Mpartot la sarM
M ki4. t aeltaer sooeoss s
) oad has a aiaaaaal aaaliarat Sedor,
Cveolawaj It tare aaaia to (IMS, aai
ttsna.alaDaBa.aa4 wl Mf riea at
iHwaee, Tee c'i'iat rami iy aa
IM aaaraav us wtsnvsbl,
Aba MoU; CrevaaUUva aa
OMtatMraif4 Mellaallaa,
UvaaaVw ttWa, '
fWar VottUllM fat aa '
ay a , , -
Henrs Pharmacy,
: t27jmU Sired.
frj Has TetWl Artte aa a fa faav
arf.. " '
fafilalaa't, frasaftfttoas ; refatly
Steamship Co
ilATCHETAinJ HGm
UN ROMAN TIC &0URTSH1P8RE THt
RULE IN GERMANY.," r
Thow tat Want in OMItrl to
iaaaa in
Floaaatel
Sana
Wkaa TImt Harrr T CoMt A a,
mlria- M Uitary QkauaS : , '
In Bavarta every girl la xpecte4 to
get married.' - Ask a Bavarian, and be
will teO To that It Is Impossible for a
portlonleea maiden to find a boaband.
If a girl baa no money Tor a dowry,.
therefore, she sets lieraelf at work to
save one.
Marriage in Germany la nearly en
tirely a matter of business. The father
of the girl announces tbe sunt which Is
to go with her, while the papa of tbe
prospective husband holds out for
more. That Is the tint stage or the
negotiations. Little by little each yields
to the other. Finally, often after
months of delay, tbe contract is drawn
up with minute specifications by a
notary, and then the lovemaklng may
begin. The courtship Is very circum
scribed and Is probably not altogether
satisfactory, for the German maiden la
a romantic creature, and the opportuni
ties she has for getting acquainted
with her husband before marriage are
very meager.
The parental supervision is so inbred
in the nation that even tbe government
takes a hand In it with its servants. A
German army 'officer Is a splendid crea
ture to the eye, but his pay Is very
small, ranging from a matter of a a
week for a lieutenant to $50 a week
for a full fledged general. In order to
prevent the possibility of seeuiness in
appearance or style of living tbe gov
ernment forbids an officer to marry un
less be deposits a certain sum it is
$20,000 for a lieutenant and becomes
gradually less for each higher grade
with the authorities, tbe income of
which Is doled out to him semlannunl-
ly. This is In reality putting a price on
tbe man, because the greater number
of German officers are very poor and
can get the money required only from
tbelr brides.
The money which a wife brings to
her husband, unless there Is an express
notarial stipulation to the contrary, be
comes absolutely tbe husband's proper
ty. Woman in tbe eye of the law has
practically no rights except sucb as her
husband may allow her. He treats her
very often as merely a piece of live
stock. If the woman rebels, which she
does very rarely, he displays a very
short temper and an aptness for wield
ing a poker or a walking stick In a use
for which they were never meant.
In a German newspnper one may al
ways find a column devoted to matri
monial announcements. There Is no
romance In these advertisements. Tbe
man tells how much money be has and
bow much be wants. The woman
names her dowry to the very pfennig.
Very often the man lias no money at
all and expresses his desire to marry
Into a business, but tbe wonmu knows
that It Is useless to advertise at all un
less Bhe has some money. If It amouuts
only to $100 or so, which may be re
garded as the lowest sum worthy of
consideration as a mltglfL
On tbe other band. It is tbe woman's
privilege to name the calling which she
prefers tbe man should follow. 8be I
usually chooses an official clerk or por
ter, a policeman or a car conductor, nil
of whom have tenure of office and un
old age pension. She has more of on
eye to stability than to ambition.
It is in the so called higher classes of
society that one finds tbe baldest and
most baslnessllke matrimonial trans
actlona There are few young men of
this class who have either money or
any prospect of making any otherwise
than by a wealthy marriage. When
they Inherit fortunes, It Is tbe fashion
to dissipate them, and when tbey don't
Inherit It Is against tbe prejudices of
tbelr education and training to seek
mployment or to engage In any kind
of business.
Therefore most of tbcm enter the ar
my while waiting for a rich bride.
Daughter of rich brewers and mer
chants ara acceptable to these gentle
men, but their great and perslateot
dream Is to capture an American heir
as. Tbey confess the matter frankly
to any one and every one wbo will lla-
teo.
Traveling American belreaaea are not
ao plentiful Id yrrmsny a In France
oo Italy: still, tney arc to be round
It would (eem. however, that notwltb
standing tba fact that Oermau titles
ara at least a little more valuable than
of tbe Latin countries tbey do
Dot possisa tba same glamour In feiul-
BIm eyes, because tba Uermsn title
raptare tbe Aroerlcaa bag of gold
comparatively rarely. Perhaps It Is he-
tbe Teutonic wooing la more ar
rogant and taperriUous than lualnuat
log.
Of all countries Qermeoy Is perhaps
that la which romantkiara Soorlabea
It la Instinct In Its traditions. In
Its alstory sod Its literature. Tet In
tba slfslrs of dally life aad pra-eml-
aetly la its matrtmoalsl affairs mlll
tartaca rWa to tba plana of worship.
Kw Tort Baa.
A SlleS Sato.
As eicbanjte lei la of a aorei plan
koopled by aa Eoftlaa boataes to so
rer faaos for s cWtty la which sat
was tateroated. fas rare a dance, hv
tred octs la tba cotillon aa soctloo
flfare. is tbls tba favors war far sale,
A tabla waa Bpraa4 wrtk tkem, frsaj
watch a4arttoaa wara siada After
lbs ebotra tbe parcbaaar fooa4 th
arte sAxed aa lbs mm atda. Tola
sstfbt bs S peast er s poflsd. tba laalt
ret rest, sal was art trrtboat aay resars
sa tas sppafoat talas af lbs article is
walca tl was sitae' Tas Boat trV
iar anktt aarbaraj bed tba Upsisst
saark, sad vtos tataa, saaklnf caeks ss
far ss arte wo
rasa.
A taflaf, Kstrtac no4. ' -"
Waae4 sows a aseefra- Baa wbica
CW a ZUU, Liaboa, !a b4 U ra
fttt. aVa4Ia ! 4ess it ley wsttr
as wrl'oa, "fv sa a terrtbls o4a sa4
aaoS, il (raw woras dsilf. flaaity
tba bast ioetofi la 0kUa4, Vab, BloOl
City e4 OsMka saM I aas OasosaBOoa
aa4 a14 set Uva, Taaa I t aslef
Df. K lt Hew Iarwary i wkat
If ? f all Vat'laa." tOo(llvla
faraie4 ( Coefba, CoA sa4 all
T a4 Lot traaJ fof aala by
01) fttarfaeea, 'rVa Vie fl t Trie)
Htsetttttssssg
I'Aftcr He Comes j
Sbabaaa bard enough time. "Every. 5
thing that th specunt mother S
O can oo to belp bar child she should jj
9 do. ' On of tho greatest bleaainga S
3 aha can give hits fa health, but to S
2 do this, aba most have health her- W
5 self. She should use every means Z
2 to improve her phvsicat condition, a
SSha should, by all means, supply
herself with S
Mother's g
Friend. j
It will talce her
through the crisis
easily aud
(fhickly. Itisa
liniment which
gives strength
and vigor to the
muscles. Com
mon sense will
show yon
t Ii a t t h
e
stronger the
uacles are,
which bear the
strain, the less
painthercwillbe.
A woman living in Fort Wayne,
Ind., says: " Mother's Friend did
wonders for me. Praise God foi
your liniment"
Read this from Hnne!, Cal.
" Mother's Friend r, a blessing to
all women who undergo nature's
ordeal of childbirth."
Get Mother's Friend at the
drug store. $1 per bottle.
THE BRADflELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
S Write for our tree llhitt-ated book, " Datora
2 Uaby u Horn." ja
Executrix Wot Ice !
Having this day qualified as Executrix
of the last will and testament of Joseph
Bheni, deceased, all,persons indebted
to said Joseph L. Khem, deceased, are
requested to make immediate settlement.
And all persons holding claims against
said deceased are notified to present the
same for payment on or before March
33th, 1902, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of recovery.
This March ZStli, 1UU1.
KATE E. SPENCER,
Executrix.
Fot Rent
My store on South Front Street is now
for rent, itils fO x R8 feet, 'i story 'which
is desireable stand for most any busines
and good location for the country trade
across the Trent river bridge or city
trade. With my stables'! and shingle
yard, brick and laths, andamill business
all on the same lot in the rear of my
store anyone can do a nicejjbusincss of
any kind in my store. BeeBig Hill for
serious motives.
fWe have now cut down prices on all
inds of btove Wood, aa the spring? is
most here and we want to get our old
stock of wood off before warm weather
takes charge. This advantage on knock
down prices is for our customers.
BIG HILL, Tbe Shiotle Mas
A Good
Telephone
SERYICE 18 A BUSINESS
NECESSITY, A HOME
CONVENIENCE. A COM
BINED Neeeflalty,'
Convenience
Order Your Phono at Ones I
E.W.Smallwood
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HARDWARE
And all Kinds of
BUILDlRij MATERIAL
Heating and CookiDg Stoves and
Ranges, Lime, Cement, Piaster
PsinU, Oilr, Varnish, Putty, Saab
Doors, Blinds, Cat! err and all tb
oseful articles usually found In aa
Up-to-dats Hard war Store.
Bent Gootla.
Iwet Prieen.
' Uodar tloul Cfeattawk,
NEW BEnJT, If. c.
Did you know
THAT our U at. Paint ha ao ad
parlor aad wbea read fnr aa eoaU Jon
oaly $I.S per salloof Try It ena Maaa,
you will always as rt uwraartar,
TB IT yrm enakt gai wlr wranped I
hoa with eoupllnn la SS aed M toot
lanfftbs iron as at lljc per tootf
THAT Jro etajld gat snythraf voo
waatod as lb Hardware lie trow a at
knraat eaab arte?
THAT jroa enaM (t rvolkf
f grater for 10a, wlr headla tnt to, a
lie
broUer fnr ISo. sair luach baa nr
ISo, paar shod brarkets lue 10a, a
bird
oaf book lor 10. trees asf - - -
THAT f oa enold fa aeadlas for aey
khtd ol Hthl aaaehbaS troal a, S Wall
aavetile aaeda, oil ean , aad
drtvartf
THAT W art atthaf loU a tl eate-
brai4 Dolft aad Irs Ckai
nnf It rve ara aa admirer e(
kaeaUfal yea woald aartabil adaslr
trai oa
good.
J. C. Whitty
A
CO.
City Residences.
Tares ralaebl City Kaaitae for
sal st a barf at. Oas located Bread
(treat aatf Crsvse aad I as 0tg.
atrest. Also la aaooad-kaad Iroa lafa
1 Wal m
for lst$S. sad $10.
K.KUrsa
J. A. JONES,-
BROAD STREET, STEWART'S OLD STAM,
11 very, Feed,
Sato and
Exchange . .
trt1
Ever Found in New L'eni. Also a
Harness, Robes, Whir, f ait Wliccls,
F. M. Simmon, A. 1). Ward
SIMHONS & WARD,
ATTORNEYS aa1 COUNSELORS at
LAW.
HEW BKKNE, N. V.
Office 88 So, Front Street, nearly oppo
site Hotel Uhattawkft,
(Office also at Raleigh.)
Practice in the counties of (J raven,
Duplin, Jones, Onflow, Carteret, Pamli
co and Wake, In tbe Supreme and Fed
eral Courts, and wherever services are
desired.
. A. Green, Pr. K. II. Meadows, V. Fres
B. M. Oroves. Cashier.
tITI ZENS' BANK,
Doing General Banking Business
February 13, 1900, Surplus and Undivi
ded Profits, $12,135.70.
Prompt and careful attention given to
all business entrusted to us. Accounts
received on favorable terms.
Board of Director..
Ferdinand Ulrica
J. A. Headowa,
Samuel W. Ipock,
Chaa. H.rowier,
J. W. Grainger,
B. W. 8m all wood,
e. tl. Meadow.,
Chaa. Duffv. Jr.
Jam;s Redmond,
Mayer Hann,
Thoma. A.Grean.
C.K.roy.
weo. n.tvea,
w. r. Crockett.
Mark Disosway.
F. & M. BANK
FEBRUARY 1st. 11100.
Capital Stock, $75,000
Sarplns, 10,000
UadlTlded Profits 8,600
Deposits 162,000
OFFICERS.
L. H. Cutlsb (Preaident.
W. d. Chaowicc, Vice Pres.
T. W. Dbwst, Cashier.
J. W. BiDDLS, Ass't Cashier.
Mus Bbowhis Hanks, Teller
DIRECTORS:
Wm. B. Blades, M M. Marks,
O. D. Bradbam, P. d. PelleUer,
L. H. Cutler, Joe. Suter,
W. 8. Chadwick, J. W. Stewart,
T. W, Dewey.
It oollects for merchants, manufactur
era and other Banks promptly at special
rates to each, ana makes quickest re
turns poasible. By Its liberality snd en
terprlslng business methods, It i forging
to th front of East Carolina's Banking
Inttltntiona. In its own city, It Is the
only on which doaanot pay interest on
Ueposlla.
.bC. BO VSABB'
v v. SKIIIKNOK
-4 Tnabc Maaaa
Vs. Daeaana
rrlssfS n.,.. ...... a an
ft. Dcaaaeia
'rrulS'' OorvmoMraAo
Aaiuaa laiSimeaa aa .aiartallna a
aMlr aiia.uia oaf aatalna fraa WMifcar aa
la'aMMi H araaablr ...aiiniil. fta
UMuall7HtadanlUL llMbnnSoa rtmus
aaM Im (mm f'T far wmiauM.
ruumiM uaaa Urraa Maaa AUa. raaati.
eji a aa)na waaaat at.na, aiU
Scitntinc Hnedcan
A iMBstoOSaWly inM(nisr4 WMartttfa BNSS SJ)f
sHkaAMI mi sry MssrUM vmrmmL TrtM.
rv i fr-sjr mcmWL knkm mfA 'is.
rU"taf rrm
AVIJU)
I!1
I .MAS si sVaVlatasaWtawsMaVALal
fft( JICTMs. ftosast mm,
fm iVsis) flwdsiru4iMti au4 sVTTtos).
mi ciriim.ui'atr
MfASMlSiaroM.O.C.
. la order to tnak room tot
Spring Goods ws .wUi for KKXT
SO DAYS mB oar entire fins of
f IE ATI NO 8T0VM AT COST,
asd below txMrr. ,
W bed room. Ton ed
ilores, Kow Is yottr tlms. Cosna,
Sale-! S
maks os sa offer Is all ws aratit :
Yours t otisJrMaaa, .
i. n. tofica nD7r co
STABLES
Fit tit
MULES
Complete Line rf Buggies, Wagons
Etc.
I. A. JOBFKN,
Broad Street, Stewart's Old Stand,
Southern
Railway.
The Standaid Railway rt tbe SOUTb
The Direct Line tc all Points,
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AJT
PORTO RICO.
.Strictly First-Class Equipment on all
Through or Local Trainu; Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Oars on all Night Trains;
Fast aud Safe Schedules.
Travel by the Southern and you are as
sured a Safe, Comfortable and Expedi
tious Journey.
Apply to Ticket Agents for Time Ta
blcs, Kates ind General Information, o
addcess F. R. DARBY,
U L. VERNON, c. P. a T. A,
T. P. a., Adheville, N. 0
Charlotte, N. C.
S. II. IIakdwick.U PA.
WASHINGTON. - - D. 0
Lodge Directory.
NEW BERN CONCLAVE 486, Improved
Order Heptasopbs, meet 2nd and 4th
Thursday nlghta, at 8 o'clock at Itoun
tree Half. P, A. W111U, Archon; .1. J
ToUon, Jr, financier; Z V. Murphy, Sec
retary. EUREKA LODGE NO. 7, I. O. O. F.
Officers: W. F. Crockett, N. 0 ; James B
Dawson V. O ; Geo. Green, Secly; W. II.
Hervey, Financial Secretary; A. E I'llt
man, Treaa. Regular meetlnga every
Monday night at 7.30 o'clock.
CALUMET ENCAMPMENT, No. 4,
I. O. O. K. Oltlccri: i. 1. Baiter, C. P ;
J II Dawson, II P.; T D Carraway, 8. W;
A. T. Land J. W.; Geo. Green. Scribe; E.
Gerork. Treasurer. Regular Encamp
ment, 1st, 3rd, and Ath (If any) Thursday
nlgbis lu each month al 7.30 o'clock.
NEW BERN LODGE No. 1, F. H. C
J. C. F calea, I' res I, J. II. Smith, Record
Ing Sec'y; It. R. Hill, PlnaocUl Bec'y.
Meets In the Knights of Harmony Hall
every 1st and 8rd Monday nights In each
month.
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY. Mnela 2nd aad 4th
Wedoaaday night. In each month In
Roantree'. Hall, Pollock atreel, at 7JW
o'clock. S. R Ball, President; R.JJ.
DIoway. Sec'y, H it. Hill, Flaaacial
Secretary.
Nolle of Nummsni!
NORTH CAROIJNA I8.iparl.r
t'raven CHinty. Court.
Patiti'in I" ll laorli fnr rtttl"ti
N"tice nl rumnionv
H V. Hill and W. F. Hill, liar hntbend,
.
Sanmi-I Suttii. John Huttoo anil Emily
Ina ail'. A Ionia Hill and Cliarlia Ann
B"tt..n Infant, by her fiiardian R. H.
Minn, 0, A Heatloy; Ltaal Banliay
Cwil Hntly, UFHonlley and ntbars,
unknown heir, of IVni. Beattay, dae'd;
Flrrnrv Iantrl and her huabarxt.
IwnlaU. and th hairs of John
A. Pentley.
Th above aamad AWnsn HllLCao A
Hvntlay. LluleHanUeT.CiH'tl BanUay.Ur.
fntlT and h.lnt n4 Hantsmla HanUay,
drraaaMi, and floranr Unless aad bar
hutUnd Daalala, k tba heirs
Job A. rVntWy. rMandaaU, la lb
abmr. HUio.wlU take ntk,tbt S Sat.
aansM ha baea tantad frotai Uila eovrt ta
th sbnv antilhxl artkm or aaraal tro-
earHHaj. narairint In" t" apirl4or
trx BnnavtoT 1 unr c i;ra IMaaty oa
UxlOthday 4 Msy, 101, aad aaawat
tba euwiplalat DM bar la, lit saM na.
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pMltsn wllfb frantaal taxi )adamait
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Tlari TABLB K0. 19
To Taks Effect 'itn-r-y, Ilec In,
1IKW at 100 A.M., E. b T.
lioing Kaat SCHKCnLl: Going West
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
t-V. B m STATIONS: Ar. a m
30 ..Goldaboro H 06
09 IavQrange jo Si
3S Klnston 10 12
5 40 Ar. New Bern, Lv 8 00
50 Lv. Ar 8 87
7 15. ... Ar. Morebead oily Lv.
7 05
K .1
Passen;er Nr. 8.
-Sun layfpr y r. r. m.
. . . Goldaboro 8 00
Lv. u
7 40...
809...
8 30...
55...
50...
. . .LaGrange
. ...K nt( n
....Dover
New B. rn
Uorehead City Lv
7 '7
7 07
6 47
fi t2
4 20
11 15...
No. 5, I No. 6,
Passenger station: Paa n r
Train. Trriu.
DailtJEiokit Scndat.
Ar. a, M. Lv.p. m
7 80 ..Goldnboro 7 14
7 48 Best's 6 40
7 58 LaGrange 6 36
810 Falling Creek 6 21
8 28 Klnston 6 03
8 30 Caswell 5 51
8 46 Dover 5 48
9 06 Core Creek 5 32
9 20 Tuscarora 519
9 86 Chirks tT06
9 52 New Bern 4 50
A. m. P. M,
No. 1, f I No. 2,
Hx'd Ft. and stations: Mz't Ft. and
Paas.Tn. Pass. Tn.
Lv. a m Ar. p m
7 00 Goldaboro 5 83
7 88 Best's 4 53
8 15 LaGrange 4 23
8 27 Falling creek 3 53
9 12 Kinston 3 33
9 28 oaswcll 2 2
10 15 Ar. Dover. Lv 2 10
10 40 core ere 110
11 15 Tuscarora 12 48
11 31 Clark's 12 40
12 C5 Ar. New Bern, Lv 12 10
130 Lv. " Ar 10 47
2 12 Riverdale, 10 10
8 20 croatan 10 00
3 05 Havelock 1) 40
3 84 Newport, Lv il 0(1
3 47 Wildwood 8 47
8 82 Atlantic 8 8H
4 08....Ar. Morehead city, Lv.. . 8 20
4 23. ...Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 750
p. a. a . m.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
fTuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
8. L. DILL,
Suporintc )dpn
Reduced Sunday Passenger Excur
sion Rates!
The A. & N. C. Railroad will sell th k
els after this date at the following ex
cursion rates by Nos. 3 and 4 train mi
Sundays:
From M. Clly to Uoldshorn return
" Wildwood
1 1.2.1
1 1 r
1 (HI
SKI
81)
Newport
Havelock
Croatan
Now Bern
Tuscarora
Core Creek
Dover
Caswell
Klnston
Falling Cr'k
LaGrange
Beats
.711
.70
.60
.III)
(10
to
:ni
The above tickets arc good only on
Sundaya by No. 3 and 4 trains and on
dates stamped or written on tlcketn, ami
limits will not be eitendcd.
Supersedes all former ratra. Kffnrtive
October 28th.
H. L. D11 1. (I. I'. A.
Atlantic C3oaKt 11 no.
Wilminutom A Nkw Kkhnk U. 1(.
TIMS TAHLI NO. f),
(nKtfect Wedneaday, Aug. 7, IW, Dally
Eioept Sunday,
(krlng South actllDCU: (loln( North
No. 61, Paaamger Trains 'No. M,
Lv. a m, UTATtoifs: Ar. p m,
9 00 Nw Berne 5 40
9 Pollockavlll. 8 04
9 81 MayavUla 4 4
I00S Jacksonville 4 II
Wilmington, I
Union Depot I
Wilmington; Lv
1108.
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No. 4.
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Ar.
Piasnou A Fbsioht.
Laava WUmlngloa Monday, Wadnna
day and Friday. Laara Nrw ItcrnS Tua
dajr, Tbnraday aitd Saturday.
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1 10 Woodatd
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It OS Jarkaoo villa .. .
It W KorUMe,
t SS Wbltaea . .
I SO Mayavtil . . ,
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