THE JOURNAL.
" PuKUIwd every day In the jear.eioepl
Monday, at Jfiddle street. -I
ins a So. .
- CH t.BS"L. SrF.VENS. -
-- KUITnl AKD MiOI,Ut.. :.-
, - SUBSCRIPTION RATES. '
O i year, In advance ';.,. ...:.M-W
One year, not la advance. ........ 1.00
Monthly, by carrier U the tit;,. .,: JO
V'tvanhi!D Rues farnbhed oe eppll
aisn. " ' ' J -
Kr.erd etlhe Pot 0ce, Now Bern,
I ; , oecnna Class nuuier. -
0ril : Paper r New Bora an!
- I ' Craven Comity. .
.ew Bore, N.O., April 13. ItOl.
- WILL'THE OUTCOME' BE ". .
SOCIALISM? " ' '
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'-The "community "of Interests" term
to glibly spoken ot by the promoter! of
great oomblnatlont, end given as an ex
cuse for (ho formation of the Immense
Trusts la Tobacco, Stool, Iron, ad Mtl7
la Dry Good, cannot mooh longer bo
tbo excuse for Tract combines.
Already tbo multiplicity of great
tracts Is bewildering,-end the average
person to enable to readily graip tbo
enormity ot them.
: , HMt plausible are. the reatono ad
vanced for tbsee combines, end yet tbo
question can bo fmoot seriously asked,
what (i tbo end to bo, not for tbo tow
who may bo onngly Izod In tome trust
lyndcate, bat for. tbo million oatitdo,
whooo means ot livelihood will bo piec
tloally oloeod op by thsae combinations
os OTory available article to oat or wear,
orlnlllfcyv:.v-'V;j .V
Tratt combines mean tbo shutting off
e! the . Individual, tbo lellmlnstlon, of
extmpetitloa, aad with It all tbo ondot
partooal entorprlM and lndnotry.
But before thlaoompleU ellminetioa of
the Individual takes plaoo, the proba
blllty U that tbore will a be moot violent
protott from tbamllllotit - of poopK
who arc outelde of tbo trusts, whose
Tory meant of extstenot 'are being olow
lyeuoff. . -
In what form this protest wlll come,
renulmt to bo toea, brft thai It wUl
eotac,thet there will a' tbattorlng of
thsae "eommanlty of interests," there
can bo ao doubt.' -
For these overwhelming trusts are a
deadly cuace to the wolfara ot lb
masses, aad yet tbo pastes 10001 enable
otarennwIUlng to o'Ser their protect,
before the protect may get beyond
bounds, aad Bad otproorfoa la floUaco,
for this plllag up of trail epoa tratt,
and formation of oooabtao after eoaaWe
ceaaot bat bring about ooolalliat U this
eoaatry, aad perchance a ooctalioni of
tbo moot ultra kind, "which ahaO ama
uapaeaTallaaft oooimorclal latorwM,
with frlghlTnl eoaeoqaoaoar 4Uoadlag
tkoapaoaaf " ' . .
Deafness Cauaot be Curel
By tooaV wppUeatloao m tkoy cannot
roach tbo dinned portion of tho oar.
There k only one way to com dWaaat,
aad that lo by ooattttatkMal oonidtao
Deaf note la ooneed by an lilimil eoo
Allloa of the mioone Balag of the
KaBt&lna Tnha. - WhM thla taba J
lallamod yoa hare a nmhllag toaador
Imporfoot hoailag, aad whoa It lo ow
Hrely Oloeod, Deefaent la tho reoaB, aad
aJooe tho laSaamaUoa oaa bo takoo
Ml A IkTa lnK raalnlait tA It fttfMl
eoadaioa, hearlag win ho ' deotroyod
foreran Bine eoeet oat of lea are onaeed
by Ctfarra, which lo aotMag hot aa
Ulimiil ooadlUoa of tho aMoeoo ear
feeo. - v- ' - '
Wo will gtoa om Hewdred DolUro for
aayooeoof Deafneeo (eoaaed by air
Urrh)that eoanot ho oared by Half
CoUrrtCara. Sn4 for aiAalen, 'ma.
f.J.CUK?llTU,ToUo,a
Bold bv Drncitote, TSa .
Uairreattly fllle are the beet -
CM tl Tt, g
, Manila, Art lt.L(oiaeat hi pee
f tU Twnty-thitd lrvy u
aepUrod 13.000 of laeaigeote f
and three oOewt of Ooaerel CatSat't
Atfcohotutr lammof o
praech!t. pp wll oeaMaally
kp W'xre lu reedart Tunt'i. o
rtmi'.j whWk, w known, lo ig
0ltr:'r 4 10 f reran t aad ooeater
act ike " of vera veaUwf po
oa:i c! :' 'r-n, t4 it it h-pd th4 :i
Mtoi e tt'e ..r ulif 1U kp
tlwtr r V. trrm le e hxi.lif en dliUft 1
f'Tl It, frf U fcl on If 1J mu at
rlrn ft. . tj pi1 SO mil 1 1 C.
H, tt. D .l-t. t Mo
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VALUABLE SECRET.
Ob Family Bum FaralaheO itanf
CaaaclFrs Vw Oixtj-ttr Years.
. 8loce lbio r.ll the macbtuf by wblcb
postage stamps are raurelrd and. en
veloiH' marked wltb tbe name of the
poHtoffico, the dale, etc.,' bave ber
uinde by one family In tbe yeur nam
ed the postmaster general entered Into
a contract wltb Benjamin Cbaubere, a
citizen of Waslilugtou, to fumlab a
derlce by wbleb postage stamps might
be canceled o tbat tbey could not be
used again, and, although there havt
been a multitude ot competitors on ser
eral occasions, , tbat contract hns -been
renewed year nfter year tor 05 years
with Mr. .Cbainbera, his son and fale
grandtioii. wbo have a seerct process
by snk-h tbe dies are nrndo of niallo
ble Iron aiK carbonised into steel. at a
cost of from 50 cents to $2J5 each.
It to certainly tbe only government
contnvct aud probably the only con
tract In the United -fitateo that has
been renewed so often and continued
so long. The department bays about
23,000 Worth vt new cancelers every
year; Bids are advertised for annually,
and erory now and then some ambi
tious" manufacturer who thinks he has
a good thing offers a proposal, bat the
Chambers family are Invincible. ; They
bare Improved the device unUl .lt is
now almost perfect '
The stamper Is a circular cast steel
bos with a. screw thread,' one end ot
which fat closed,' and Is provided on
the outside with a aqnara shank to
secure It to tho hard wood handle. The
cover of the box Jo a disk of steel' A
portion of Its thickness enters tho box
by meant of a screw thread around Its
periphery of almost 20 threads to the
meb." .This permits of a space between
the Inner face of the die and tho bot
tom of the box, while tbo remaining
thickness- of the disk forms a flange
with the edge, which lo coarse milled,
so that the disk may bo turned wltb
tbo hand or a wrench. . On tho outer,
face of tho disk are characters of the
body of the cylindrical die. Tbeso com-
blno tho marking and tbo canceling
derlcea, one tetbg on one aide of the
disk, inclosing the name of the post'
offlce in a circle. There are three sloti
for removable type, for months, dates.
hour and half hour. Diametrically op
posite tbo circle Ik tbe canceling device,
tho aide of which is parallel with the
edge of the disk..; Any required num
ber or tetter lo cut In relief In tbo cen
ter,, while three grooves are cut Intaglio,-;
The removable type are of
steel and have on tho ends opposite
their faces projections from their outer
edgna.' ao, that When Inserted In the
slots tho projections can bo clamped
and bold tn place.'. .--v . - v .,.
Until 1880 Captala Chambers mann
factored the cancelers hero In Wash
ington, and bo lo stilt required to mal
tain a repair ahop In tbe neighborhood
of tho poctoSl ce department, bat bo
moved his factory to Northumberland
county. Va on a leg of land at the
month of tho Potomac, where bo has a
little village composed exclusively of
bit employees and their families. No
one can enter hit gronnda without per
mission, and' those 'who hare been
there aay It U quite aa Ideal little Til
lage, aafo from the tpleo of competi
tors who woukt like to get the-contract
away - from trims-Washington
Cor. Now Tort Trtbane.
. atMUr'TtaaHSahlaara
"Jnst .before Badmnn wst Sent to
prlaoa be bought a aet of books to bo
paid for la iDotsUmenta." ; v
"What did bo do that forr ,
- "He said tt would make tbe Umo
teoa abortar.'-Cblcaio Trlbnne. . v
. "Loot wtater 1 wot eoaftaed to asy bed
with a very bad cold oa tho lungs. Noth
ing ga?e aMToHof. Ttaany my wlfs
bought a bottle of One MInoto Congh
Care that iffoetod a speedy core. 1 can
not apeak loo highly ot that excellent
iedy.n htr.T. K. Boooaomaa,' Mana-
iawflty, Pa. F B Daffy Co..
te IbOmMi aWy.
Protldowoo, B. L, April 1-Bdwdrd
Ceetlgaa, a beak driver, says bo had tho
aUoslag boy, WlUlo MoCeratck, allogod
to ktto booa kidtipped freta Row Tork,
ate pesssngof beroaboal two woakt
ago. IU wot aeoosanaaM by aa elderly
ataa aad yootf woaiaa.
"I had pdoo oo bad I ooold got ao rest
or lad a eare astU I triad DoWltfs
Wluh Basal Balvo. After sting It oaoa
I forgot I aver had aoythlog Use ptlsa.'
BC Boko. Boomts Point, If. 7. Look
eat tor kalletleaa. Bo runt yoa ak for
DeWltl'e. PIDsffystCe. ,v
Jol CcuMa't Care Stoo4 It'
It he'd had luthtog Piles. Thsy'ro ur-
rtbly oatoylng; bat Bocktss't A raits
Balvo will cars the worst ease of Piles
oa earth. It has eared thewsssdt. - for
lojortce, Patao or Bodily Eroptlono It'
the beeoalvetaihs world. rriceSSoa
bo. Tars goarutaad. " Bold by 0. D,
Bradaaaa, dnr;''t.
SwUn, April D.-1U r.:.!o laaada-
llnoWlooVrT r', ; ;- aad peo
ple havt Cel iiv.a k,u..-
e)
Kivnio. ru r-;t n.-fr-i.'.r
dni-l ioia B. Im'S.'a. w' e em
V. "Ai I "'l of Tr
R An!"fy t!-.'--..'.fnil lU Tal!
Imi 4i . ' n, l.l l r, lRf. at
ha t -.r..,-.H tuvtt .r.l; J.l.
UtU-ytil- '1
Cr '.- t' ' f .r. ! a
I n ' v in i: t ! 'flu!-, t ' ( ' i
I I .. J -'.;( n.
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C!i3sts what yea cat.-
It artiSclally dleestt tbe food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It lsthe latest dlscovereddlpesU
ant and tonic Ko other preparation
can approach It to efficiency, lt to
euntly relieves and permanently cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Blatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Oastralgia.Crampsand
all other results ot Imperfect digestion.
Prlee50o.andtL LrtreloonutDrH tinws
smallalw, Book all aboutayaptpilanialfoaireo
frotaroa oy c c. QoWiTT CO. Cbieog
"'V T. 8. DDFFT 4 CO.
Btn totf'gtyi m w Hut mm mfc.
5,;; ThelCriiapori,wUB BarneAi- .
Hw York, April 10 A ; fire on the
United States traniport; Rawlins was
discovered by a Japanese mess boy to
day. "The fire originated In a -hatch
filled with bay. As far as known tall
the'rewweWtaveTh traniporl
8edwlck wss towed .-away' from the
"I have been troubled with Indigestion
for ten y ears, have tried many things
and spent much money to : no purpose
until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1
have taken two bottles and gotten more
relief fronrthem than all other modloipos
taken.-; I feel more like a boy than I
have felt In twenty years." Anderson
Rlggs of Sunny Lane, Tox. Thousands
have testified as did Mr. Biggs. F B
Dnlfy o Co. r " - -. - -
DliUnqtiUta4Kdaoatorad.
Princeton, J. April 10. Died this
morning; John Tkoma Duffleld, D. D.,
LIiD, senior member ot Princeton Unl-
Tortlty't faculty, agsd 78, of heart fail
ore. ..-a " - ;,. v -
1 Holds up a Confresaman.
'At the end of the last campaign,''
writes Champ Clark, Mlstoari's brilliant
Congressman, "from overwork, nervous
tension, loss of sleep and constant speak
lng I had about uitotly collapsed. It
seemed that all the organs la my. body
wore out of order, but three bottles of
Eleotrlo Bitters made mo all right. It's
the beat all-round ntedlcine ever sold
orer a druggist's eountor. Over worked
ran aowa men ana wees, sickl women
tuln splenlld health and Vitality from
Klectrlo Bitters. - Trv them. Onlv BOe.
Vfuaraotetd by C. D. Bradbam.
; DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT ' '
DalUd SUtes Coaru. Jnrors by Counties
Rext term.
The following It the list of Ju rors for
the next term ot tho United States Dis
trict aad Circuit Court", which will
convene la this erty, Tuesday, April
MrdlWM.'.'
Crsven Conoty Cbai. L. Ives, W. O.
Brewer, Edward Wads worth,' James B,
Boll, 8. D. Pope, ft. W. lioek, John P.
Ball, T. A. GrtdO, 8, 0. Roberta, J.B.
Basalght,P.J.Lee,JoheB. Ivm, E.A.
Ask Ins, T. O. Hyvaa, B. 8. Street, & K.
Bryan, W. T. Morgan. 4i v. yv"
Pamlico Counvf w. J. Parker Was.
Potter, Henry More, pool . Deleeaar,
B. A. Redding. .' ..-. , ; rw .-jf .
Carteret County Frank Xllltoa, U,
B. Oeoffroy.,- B. R. Dlioa, Boat Xatoa
Wade, If, 0. Phelps. ; . n, v.
Lenoir County J. M. While, 8, B
Bonatroe, L, Harvsy. ; .; .
. Jones OonotyJoscph Bloxsaoao, X. F
Baadersoa, JaeMo Leery, Kdgar L. Bardy
A.y.Cos.r. M Taylor. . , , j
Beanfort County M.J. Whitley, M.
B. Wilkinson, a M. Browa. '
Orooao Ooaaty-Joka A. Xiass, W. B
Best, W. A. DardotwW, H. Johasea,
Pitt County J. J, LaugTilsgbooso,
Uco. esters. ., , ,
Oailow Cootyot)salel fJargstl, 1 &
Taylor. " "
P?ayao Coosly-J. W. BUteS, B. T.
Atoock. - ' -;
Wilson Ooaaiy-Jfaotet T, COhb.'
. ;. FaJliof VUIoa. -
As a person grows older their sight
goes from them, aad as oooh oe the
Ciystalllae teat or lbs eye totuace oe
fsr owsy at to oaate dllfaaloo alreWo oa
tho rotlsa at tho aen ttao giving a cor
rtspoadlsgly oaall retlaal lsatgo yoar
sys Is laborlBg tadar a tcrtoos strain.
This (hn(, or oVect la loctlitf !
ssUm a ptoa hiraa to ho ar
tlhu4 or Wnjitr, !t It castad by Z.
S kardtalnl ft lb kut aad tbe !-
lotlnj is.i-'r urein fc, rtrf c;c 1 a
ry tirorg hi w Li- h la kralili Yt
Its por to tut.iit for tlnc and far et-
Jwts, thlr poM I glTa to ll by cirra.
Ir ntl tadUtlng hiivIm (ptitrw-ir
aar.'.M) ca!!d t!. tU'ary o't, tb s
tt lnr.li ti ( d m til.J'ct lb f Urr.
la l mmm (ymitu tt ihtrvdf ,iVin( ht
Inl -ra f. titi anl f' f t .t
f.-fiit, at! 1 ba l li ti. r.-
l- '.'' f it r i i lull., ; r, a
Of lis e ("'. t. J ks . ! !'y Cl
ii if tint a l-irfr f t,e If i' n
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ENGLISH' MONXRChS. ;.;
Death orirn baklaO la lit Maaaar
e( 1 hrlr Takias OS. t-..
Of tbe Oionari-bs who bave relirned
over Inland since the daya of the
Norman rompn-Ht nenrly one-quarter of
the uuiuUr tiave - uirt violent death.
WUllam I was killed by a fall from
hie boree. WiUietn it was ehpt while
hunting, -whether by accident or. de
slgn to at 111 one of tlie unsolved prob
lems of history: Ttlchard I Wat killed
by a shaft, from a 'crossbow' while
be3leg1ne tbe city of CUaluz, In Franc'e;
RIclHird II was murdered In Pontefract
castle, Edward 11 '-was murdered la
Berkley eastle. and Rdward V In the
Tower of - London. Iticbord 111 was
ktled on the battlofleld of Roswortb
and Charles 1 hud bis head cut off In
London, -r ' 4. ' ' .
Elisabeth's death was hastened by
remorse that sbe bad ordered the ex
ecution of Essex, and- befeiRter Mary
sickened and died soon ofter tbe loss
of Calais, declaring tbat the name of
the city would be found after, death
writtenon ber heart. Tbe death of
Edward Ill's aou;: the Black Prince,
caused tbe Aged monarch to ' die of
grief. 'i So, after the loss of bla ton
In the White Ship, Ueury I was never
seen to smile again and .lived only a
short time, Henry V! nnd George 111
were insane during the latter' rears
of their reigns and finally died from
What In these days would be called
paresis. Charles II, Henry VIM, Ed
ward IV and George IV hastened their
deaths by tbe dissipated and sensual
Uvea they lived. 'Only two monnrcbs
died of that great national scourge,
consumption' tbey were Edward VI
and Henry VII. : Queen Anne's death
wao due ao much as anything else
to overfeeding.. Only two Dionsrchs.
Henry VI and George III, died after
long illnesses. ; .
The Happy Median.
A'clergyman relates that a worthy
Irishman, wltb an Impediment in his
speech brought him a child to bp bap
tized. While making a record of It he
was lu some doubt as to the correct
spelling of tbe family bame given to
him and asked tbe man bow be wrote
itr- ,
"Indeed and I don't write at all
was the reply.
"I Just want to know," said Father
Boyle, "whether tbe namo Is 'hlcGratb
or 'llagiath' whether tbe second part
of It Is spelled wltb a big 'U' or a lit
tle k-'
After scratching bis head hopelessly
the puxrlcd pareut saw bis way out of
the difficulty. "Well, father, just spell
it wld a miudlln slued 'g.' "-Exchange
Tbe Topaa.
The word topni comes from tbe
Greek verb signifying to gneas. Tbe
Jewel was brought from tbe cast and
reported to bave come from an Island,
and men guessed at tbe location of tbe
hde Which produced tuch beautiful
gems;" . -.
Wont mend nutters
to pot your wheel In tho hands of lb
blacksmith or tbo bollorssaker for n
pairs. Bring It lo our shop at the firs
break dgwa aad we'll repair tfco porta at
loetoa wiinonteaoaing tronnio la wo
parts.. - '' I! xl-l .
V'BICTCLB JUPAllUnG , ZZZ
la at Its branehco Is familiar work t
no.' Weoseal la it betaaoo wo bsi
skill and oxporloaoo, tools aad ataieriai.
Bicycles, Guns, Attmaaltloa.Orsph
opbooos, Job . Printing. Rnbbor
Bumps, :,:,,t. .. :;'' .
l A W Middle m.,.:1 KowBera.H. C
' l; miERB CEORCBJ
In aniwoT to qtcry will ty tbat
woodoalrsla wuaot mine, to I have
plsnty Ob yorJ to supply all eostooaers,
(specially Oak sod Ask. Aad by tho
wsy, eoofldoatly, don't toll aay owe thot
prions art aow reduced. ' " -' ',
" . r . Too-s ao Over, ' .
f MOORfl WOOD TARO,
S.A.ED WARDS,
f
"AND HE FAIRER.
1 1.. i!.i-ijt p!tr la tlio tlly to ha0
f,' t : i.rk il.wi. Fatiafacttnn giiar-
a - I it n,ii.'y rfun'tr!.
t f 1 4. auarl Pm.U's Sad
Mill lif ll'a 'bla.
Arc Yoa Run O
Dolm k
E'cyck Broken,
V f
L Cllll I 1 j a
f I,, r.i.
1 tW.a.T'
fy w S i
BtLP0'tfi - AIT6R Va.,
1 uo. fMtl a'aa..a
Vaatonav Uiauui aan.1
iZiwt. (I rrM.B
vtj aoatiMisaai
For Bale' by F, 8.
: Stepping IStonMolHsaKli
IXeAltli 1 ih.
EATTAHKEIV
Have iuet received a FRESH SUf PLT of :thVoBewtoa- V
artiolea;
Taney Evaporated Apples
" California Prunes
lb Tabic Peaohca
" ' Pie "
" " Tomatoes . ....
S " " Fancy Cera
A Good Palmoa. . . . ... .....
Fancy t'almon..
Fancy California Naval Orange . .
Postum Cereal
Qivo as a Call for anything In eur line and wo will de cur bast to
please yen. Tears for ha smcsa,
3a J&im aAaTaaiataXSaSaO STXaaj
Wholesale' and Retail Orocer,
FHONI CD. fkra Broad A Hsu cock Sn.
BROAD STREET, STEWART'S OLD STAND, -
Ialvery, Feed,
Sale and
Exchange . .
lorgtit rtd
HOESES and 1"UXES
Ever Found in New Pern. Also a Complete Line of 'Buggies, Wagons
Harnett, Robot, Wbipt, Cart Wheels, Etc.
J. A. JONES,
Broad Street, Stewart'! Oil Steal
Co to Gaskill
Parlor White 0 Oil, tbe only place in town
to get it, no oder or smoke.
Full line of Dangler Oil, Cooking 8toves
and Ovens, Agate Oooking Utensils, Com
plete stock ot Hardware and Cutlery, Scis
sors, and Razors-Guaranteed. -
GIVE US YOUR ORDER.
rsoai
, lit-
: Flower Par Sill. - J
The Dsaghtoro el the Coorftdereey, ot
KUuoJI. B. O. offer at $1.00 per om.
beadrod, oWlvorod lies aey where, the'
best blonealeg oad beddlog vailatloo of
violets. Lowe la a.s'ilar. ' 1
- Tbeso plsaueaa besot ataay llate
from ocpieaibor tot to Jooe IsL (t-IJ
weotboo lore sot harm then, therefore,
thty toe bo tofly eisoiol tm la avid
wtator. - . " ,
They are torh letoroal hlnsisrt thst
dorlsg ho chid blooaalog frrlod tbey'
irt a aa rwiaii pirpwk-jnaj
ford Uoaaw Osrteg the Whole wlatef os
rapt lo 10 aewtrat prlla, sal with o
till! nrotanloe Wih lat of straw
111 Wnrat fiarlyovvs laaa.
TOm vtoUi arc sold le r(aO S fcad
to Kail lae gravae of Coalcdaraic
aoWllara fc.lrWJ al Klitrcll. At oa H
rrrm tpni 10 nnvemarr a WfO Oeakvt
ot ra, ol le-fa, Icaat vattalUH, will
b m b iprt. aa'ljr pMSel la
dan, mi, lot 1 1 00. blraraal oalar
lalcaDit taa thus oblala a frnfaaino
al rallv aaBilraa4 roar, lt 0 Vary
atnail aa and al Iteaaato Have Sid 0
good Muaa. AdJraaa. '
Mas. O. W. Bt-AflSaU,
Klltr.U,.a
r;: ial C. C. tUrkaall ( fcaptrf, C
n c.
J;r.;',1a.-.t ToM CT.te KolLc,
tl W varf tirpofiant that all .",
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r , 1 f Vm if'.f iiMa s
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s : -. ' ...f n .a, 1aa t-lltst
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mil " a- rnaatl-lnaT fsawa tllLfif f IfttfP
fortS. Haldol tnj4rMytu$Hit 9tw :
AJt gCfc ortiaiu pmasaai. . - t - ; :
D'JFFt CO.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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Lv.Florence 950 786
J.v.FayTtlle 15 .... 0 41
Lv.Selma.. 1 60 11 86
Ar. Wilson. 9 86... . 19 18
A.M. P. M.A.M.
LvWilm'ton 7 00 9 S5
Lv. Mag'lla 8 HO lt 10
Lv. Golds 4 60 9 87 12 28
P.M. A.M. P.M. P.M
Lv. Wilson 9 88 S 88 19 18 10 45 1 in
Ar. M. Mt.. S 80 6 10 19 4i 11 23 1 .58
Ar. Tarboro 6 4t
Lv. Tarboro 9 81
Lt. R.ML. 8 80 19
Ar. Weldon 4 89 1 89
P.M A.M.
Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 9 GO a m, ar
rives Fayettevllle 12 05 p m, leaves Fny
ettevllle 19 98 p m. arrives Baofonl 1 4;!
p m. Returning leave Banford 8 05 u id.
arrive Fayettevllle 4 90 p m, leave Fay
ettevllle 4 80 pm, arrives Wilmington
996pm.
Bennettovllle Branch-Train U-avrn
Bennettsvllle 8 06 a m, Maxion 9 OS a m,
lied Springs 9 61 a m, Hope Mills 10 s
am, arrive Fay ttevllle 1110. Rrtnrn
lng leaves Fayettevllle 4 46 p m, Hope
Mills 6 00 pm, Red Springs 6 43 pm,
Max ton 8 18 p m, arrives Uenniiuvillu
715 pm.
Connections at Fayettevllle with irnin
No. 78, at Maxton with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Rsl Hpringi with
tho Red Bpringo and bowmore railroad,
at Banford with tho Bcaboird Air Linn
"and ttoothern Railway, at Gulf with the
Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaveo Weldon 8 65 pro, HalUm
4 17 p m. arrives Bootland Nrck at !i UH
p m, Greenville 6 67 p m. Kington 7 M
p m. Returning leaves Klnalon 7 "0 in
OreenvUleS 69 am, arriving Halifni at
11 18 an. Weldon 1188a m, dally ci
oept Honoai.
Traios oo Washington Brarrb I. avo
raahlnrum 8 10 a m and 9 80 p m. ai
rive Parmale V 10 a in, snil 4 (Xt p m. n
turning leave Parmeie V 85 a m ai,d 6 mi J
m arrive Washington 11 OO a in ami 7 :w
p sa, dally xopt dnoaay.
Train leaves Tarboro, H O, dal ly eirrpt
Sunday 180 p m.hunday, 4 15 p m, ur
rlvss Plynsooih 7 40 p m, 610 y m, !(.
taming, Mtavee Plymouth dully rn .pt
Bonday, 7 60 a m, and fluDday B ikj a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 10 a ra. 1 1 'XJ a n.
Trela OB Ml Jland; N C Itrancb Irax e
Ooldeboto daily, except Hun. lay, n iki a.
m. arriving Broilhflcld I 10 a m. H.-iun,
inglaavvo HajllhUald 7 00a in; arnv.a
atOolosboroSMam.
Trains oa Maahvlllc Mracb Uavrt
Rooky Monnt alt 90 a m, 8:41' p ni, arrive
Nashville 10 90 a aa, 4 08 p ni, Spring
Hope U 00 a on, 4 99 p m-Returnlng Ira
Boring slope 11 90 a m. 4 55 p m. Nail,
vlllell 48 e os, 8 95 p m, arrive at Kx-ir
Mount U 10pm, 8 W p m, daily iri t
Boaday.
Train oa Cllatoa Branch Iravra Vr
taw (or Oilntoa dally, rxoept Hund.v.
II 40 a meed 4 96 pm, Retaining Imi.'i
Uintaoi at 1 45 a bj cod i 50 p m.
Trala Re T8 osahaa cinaa ooonectlnn at
Weidoafot all potou North daily all
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