show more plainly than a brunettes,
but these discolored spots greaUy mar ?
the beauty of ltheiv is'.- . -
HAGAM'S
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will effectually remove Freckles;
Sunburn, Tan, undue Redness,
Sallowness and all other blem
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for the face, neck, arms and hands.
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Others cannot detect Its use.
It leaves no sticky feeling. '
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Price 73 cts.
to invest on the ground floor with owner,, in a developed free milling
gold mine that has produced, tad has expended on it
; - .
Fifty Thousand Dollars
in development on the ledge and a complete five stamp mill, with all
other necessary machinery ready to ran.
the Ozark hi not a prospect, bot a mine that has produced. We are
placing 100,000 shares ol development stock at 25c per share, capital
stock 1,000,000 shares (par value $1.00 each), fully paid and non-assess-.
able, to further develop and put the property on a paying basis.
A property lying near the Ozark, with nowhere as good a showing
and very little development, sold bst week to a New Tork syndicate
for $200,000. The zark will pay dividends and be worth par inside of
six months. 1 his is the best investment for the money that has ever
been offered to the investing public.
Do not lose this opportunity. It will never appear again.
i'or further jiarliculars, prospectus, report on mine, references, etc.,
ADDRESS,
Ozark Gold Mining & Milling Co,,
noscow, IDAHO.
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Kale of Laind.
NORTH CAROLINA ) .h
The Citizens Bank of New Bern
vs.
J. O. Dushnoll, Aurora- M. Biisbnell, bis
wife, and Henry C. Whltehurst,
Trustee.
NOTICE Pursuant to a Judgment la
the above entitled, action, rendered at
said term, I will sell at the court bona
door In the city of New Bern, N. (i. oa
Monday the 84th day of March, 1003, at
the Lour of IS o'clock, M., all the follow
In t described property, to witt All that
certain tract or parcel of land lying In
the County of Craven, and Bute of
North Carolina, lying on tke sooth side
of Neuse river ana being a part of the
old Fort Barnwell plantation as coivey
ed to John Blddle by Rota B. Smith and
others by deed dated March 188S,' and
fully described In a Commissioner's
Deed of tbe said Hear O. Whltehurst,
Trustee, dated December 19th, 1896, to
which reference la made for a- full des
cription. Terms of sal cash.
This, 18th day of February, 1801.
Romvlcs A. Nora,
: . Comalssioasrf
Commissioner's Sale.
NQRTH CAROLINA, V Superior Court.
Cbavm Coumtt ; f Before the Ok.
BALE FOB DIVISION. ,
HlKBT Wlt-UAStS ..
TS.
ChARISS WlLUAKS, DaTJA NORfLIET,
By virtue of erf ordef "aad decree la
tlte above entitled, H pedal Proceeding
before the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Craven Coastta, N. C, made oa tbe
Slh day of March, U0J, In which teean-
dsrslgasawes pp0latedUmailesloaer
for the Rata ofhe Property hereinafter
described ' . Z . . .
I win offer for Mvaad sell at pnbllc
vennae, 10 ine sigseay n nor tor ease,
at tbe court house dojor, tn rib city of
' New Bern, Craven' eouatn N. O., oa
tbe hour of 18 'dot, M ,. the follow
ing real estate, ao-wtu ' ,
- A eartaia treat m left of. land altnata
la the city of New . Hera; on the west
Id of George onset, feelweaa Pin and
'. Cedar atresia, twins' th .aanthaaat unr.
. nr of the lot (old to Ed ward Blddle by
'; A, D. Moot sa4 M , Mo'fe, running
tbenoe southwardly a'.otiK iaorte street
forty (U) leetr lhrtuss wewanlly and
. parallel with Pine- street on hundred
. ...I IflTl . . I im- I I
thence nnrthwvrdly and 'parallel with
: George slreetrfofiy.fi to (4o) ft-!) thenor
aeiwaruiy auu paraiNg wna r loe street
to the beglnnlnc. helm Dart 6f the lot
In tbe plan of Dryhora know . as lot
- D. Moore sod M. B Moore, bis wife, to
John Williams bearing date of faptenv
her SOtb, W1, and recorded In the pub
' lie records In tbe olllce of the Krlster
.. of Deeds for l! Craven county. Id
Book No. 7 Folio 4 to which refer
1 V , '
He Farmers Merchants
BANK.
Capital, Surplus and Profits $88,850.00
AFRO. Mth, 1901.
What Ws) Have Done, Do, and
Will Continue to Do.
This Bank conducts its builness upon
"oD-to-now'' methods.
It It out purpose to deal Justly and
lrbsraUywfth all ,
We carefully safeguard the Interests
of our customers, Moreover, we fre
Queotly do tt unknown to them: as op.
port unities often com to us la confiden
tial ways, ana yoa cannot over-appeclale
such conskUratloa, - . - :
W are aot disposed to overlook the
fact that th interests of the Bank and
those of the poopk ar oloeely bound to
gether, and canaot by. any means U
apareMOV . -- .
This Bank act a tepoaltory for
Will, and safely keeot tbera till the
proper tin of aurraader. Will also act
as im eustoataa M money or papers ten
with us la escrow. No charg for these
We nrocur Letters of Credit for in-
lending travellers. ;
- We alas to b prompt, progreeslv and
llUraL - ; - - : . .
la th matter of aooommodatioua. this
Bank aaeoU rery requireauut wlthia
the HmiU of prudent banking.
u yoa nav never been Mentlflad with
s as a patron, waask you to consider
the advisability of becoming on. '
. la th early future, we propose adding
novel, vet substantial ttavinn Bank
feature to oar already progressive In
Utnuoa. - .. : j -
Administrators Notice
. Hat log this day qualified as the Ad
ministrator or tn - ostate of , Starr
Banks, deceased. This la to aotlfr all
persons Indebted to said estate to make
ImmedlaM payment and all persons hav
ing claims against laid estate to present
the same to the undersigned duly verl
Bed on or before th 28th day of Febru
ary l08,or this notion will be plead.to
oar or recovery. - . -
Thl I8lh day of Feb.-1903.
. THoa. F. MoOARTHT,
' ; r ' Administrator.
IOQJ
OR O0XK USE
Clean, pure wholesome, guarantwd ai
be ci'niir-u y made from QtHtiHcd waur
ad i "a fiora Impuriltce. fj'wmlly 10
U'H... 1 and prepared for kunian on
l ac . eed d.J'y (oxonpt'Uindaya) 0
I n to J p m.
t inn ( ' '1 c 'r) 7 a m'to 13 noun.
1 jr j 1 c . ii ... i..n,
FCC PLC CP Tlw.DalY
Founder ot Ctealat Movaaieat.
Dr. Theodore IleirJ of Vienna, found
er of the Zionist movement and presi
dent of the recent Zionist congress
held At Basel Bwltzerland, was re
cently summoned to Constantinople by
tbe sultan to discuss the question of
sb. inaoDOSB bxbzl.
conceseions in Palestine permitting the
unimpeded Immigration and settlement
of Jews there, The demands of Dr.
Hersl, which It Is satdr wlU finally all
be granted, , Include .homo rule and
opening of the sultan's crown lands to
Jewish colonization. It Is believed that
the trustees of the Baron Hlrsch.fund
will concentrate their resources upon
Palestine and .thoroughly co-operate
with the Zionist movement ;
Howard's Mratle BUaav ' .
Bronson Howard, the American play
wright, who Is visiting the Riviera, suf
fering from neuritis, was an exchange
reader on the New Tork Tribune' when
he wrote "The - Henrietta," which
brought him fame and fortune. He
married a sister of Charles Wyndham,
tbe London actor. . , ,
When Bronson Howard superintend
ed the production of one of his plays on
tbe other side, be made a speech, In
which he said be had been warned that
to tamper with the social question In
England was like "monkeying with a
buzzsaw."
A few -Americans in the audience
laughed at this bit ot native slang, and
the Britishers looked at them in won
der. The critics were unable to under
stand it Mr. Howard was finally oblig
ed to write a letter to The Times ex
plaining what he meant ,
Fame aa4 the Aaaavtewr Wheelman.
Just before his election as mayor of
New lork Seth Low took to bicycle
riding. Every day at noon be mounted
his wheel at his house on Madison ave
nue and spent an hour "keeping In
trim," as be put It to his friends. Since
his election he bos stopped this, and
the other dny when some one asked
him If it was because of the weather
he answered:
"Not wholly. One doesn't mind at
tracting u little attention, but when
every police officer one passes as well
as seven out of. every ten citizens feel
It necessary to salute or bow and one
has to acknowledge It all, though at the
risk of falling off two or three times a
block, then It conies to be really too
much of a good thing. I shall have to
get my exercise some other way or
ride tn some school till I can get along
a littlo better." '
Mrs. Cart HeelMtcd,
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt has been
re-elected president of the National
American Woman Suffrage association.
Previous to her first election as preai-
.i . v, , caanra oaanua oait i
dent of tbe association Mrs. Catt waa
Chairman of jibe national committee on
organise Hon, ..with'' headquarters in
New Tork.; She held this position for
five yean. Previous to that she waa
state, lecturer la Iowa and later a na
tional lecturer. She la about forty-four
Fear of age. Her husband, who Is a
business men, ,1a thoroughly in accord
rltb bis wife's views and labors on wo
man suffrage tinea.
t'j -f '-"'ftsaV'si 'iea.J.;
v According to popular tradition, Bus
ell Sage sustains lire wnon dowa town
With a cracker, a red apple and a glass
of water. This Is as wide of fact as
re many. sock stodea llput prominent
men... Mr. Sage Is not only "nice" In re
gard to what be eats, but. a hearty
trencherman and. an excellent authori
ty on all that goes to make-up a satis
factory meal He la always punctual
la going to the Western Union building
at 1 o'clock In tbe afternoon. Here on
the fourth floor d a refectory; and Mr.
Rage often finds' himself ,'af the' Some-
mess table with the Ooulds, General
Thomas T. Bckort and other high fa
cials of the Gould railroad systems and
corporation. The. menu Is always an
elaborate one and take In all the mar
ket luxnrleej , . f' Li-',)
For The Complexion.
Ths complexion always suffers from
biliousness or constipation. Unless the
bowuig.erc kept open . lle Impurll!
from tho bi 'y nocr In t' ' foi-n of u
s'..' J erupt:.-., i. - I '. 1
Erly l isers J':i-cp t'.e ii -p- l ,Wt
In healthy condition and t move Ibo
Cause ot such troubles. C. E. I'orj cr,
Albany, Ca., snjs, ' I (v k P- " Ill's I
t'o I ..-'y V us f r 1 ., 1 '
v ; if t! I i f
I r pw i 1 t 1 ' " , r
: A Photoo;rapliia liancheoa.
A novelty in the way of luncheons
.was that given by a New York photog
rapher a few days ago. The' room was
dimly lighted by ruby darkroom lan
terns. The menus were printed on dry
plates, and the - guests found placed
before them what were apparently a
box of dry plates, a Jar of paste, a tin
can ot platinum paper and a small
glass tube labeled with skull and cross-
bones. The box-contained a plate of
oysters; the paste Jar, crackers; the tin
cans, celery, and the glass robes, salt.
Other courses were served In much the
same manner, and the wine was drunk
from, graduates. Welsh rabbit was
served in porcelain developing trays
and coffee in porcelain Jars.
!':'V
Marble For- Tomk Gives Out. ,'
Tbe government of Italy is erecting a
magnificent monument in honor of the
late King Victor Emmanuel, "the liber
ator of Italy," as they called him. They
have been working upon it for twenty
years already and nave spent 0,000,000
francs, but when it can be finished is
doubtful, . because the quarry , from
-which -the marble has been taken has
given out, and thus far the engineers
nave not been able to find any other
marble which ' matches it closely
enough to be used. This predicament
still exists, and work has been sus
pended -until further notice. Chicago
Record-Herald.
A Revolutionary Ace.
Soulless corporations, heartless co
quettes and conscienceless rascals of
various sorts we have had with us now
these many years, and it looks very
much as if a kind of providence was
about to even things up a little by pro
viding us with such useful contriv
ances as wireless telegraphy, beatless
light smokeless powder, boneless shad
and seedless oranges. If some genius
will rise up now and give us a' breed
of blteless dogs and stinglcss mosqui
toes, together with some loseless um
brellas and spendless cash, we shall
ail be happy and content Leslie's
Weekly.
The Human Lottery
"Ah, lfonlr I wan bowtirul
how happr Uft would be."
Many a forlorn maid haa said tbla as sh
looked Into tho mirror. Pot beamy women
have sacrificed home, toveand friends. It Is
the one possession in the lottery of human
lite which women wonld not refuse
. . BRADFIELD S
Female Regulator
'or vannsr e-lrla on the threshold of
,nnfl. haa bean Invaluable. When thav be
come palo and languid, the eves dull,
aching head, feet ana hands cold, appetite
gone or abnormal, obstructed peril
ioas ua
fMMIHUl menses, uu ifieirvjraiviua S" ' '
f run down, they need building up, and
their blood needs cleansing.
Bradfield'a Female Regulator for women
Is particularly valuable and useful owing
to Its tonic properties to build up the aye
ten, and aa a veeTuiator of the maostrual
Sows. Pelnful.obetruotsd and suppressed
menstruation permanently relieved and all
dleeasea peoultar to her genital organs are
cured by It.
Regulator clears tbe complexion, bright
ens the era, sharpens the appetite, removes
muddy esq blotched oondiMone of the akin
and cereeslci headache to a oertaiaty by
removing the eeuse.
Of druggist SI.M per bottle.
Perfect Health for Women " Is tree and
will be mailed on receipt of address.
THE BRAOnCLD RtQULATOS) CO.
, Atlanta, Oa.
after wsr have fitted a ,snas to' a new
Bprtng suit or overcoat aad you Will find
neither fleck or flaw on style, fit, finish
or fabric Our styles are all the swellest
and most correct, our fabrics are novel
and exclusive, our-flt perfect, and th
style of our clothing exquisite, i When
we fit you to a suit of worsted or senrS
H i above reproach, ft Urn now for
war Xaater anrtf .ui v
F. H. Chadwlck,
-::
Notice of, Qummonr.
North Caroliia, 1 Superior Cosrt,
Craven County. J April Term, 1808,
-j 1 Charlotu Williams, - r
' .. -,- - TS. !;
, ' - Nathaniel WUllams. '-
'. Tbs defendant ahov named will take
notice, that an action as above entitled
has been dommenced la the Baperlor
Court of Craven county for dlverc t. a
vinculo matrimonii, and said defendant
Is required to appear at tbe next term of
tn Baperlor tjourt lor Uraven connty
to be held on tbe Oth Monday after th
1st Monday in March, 1W02, It being the
7th day of April, 1903, at tbe court bouse
of said county, in the oltv of flaw Dorn
and answer to demur to .th complaint
In laid action, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to tu court for toe relief acmannta
la said complaint.
This 2nd day of January. 1009. '
. i W. M. WatboK,
,,f ' - Clerk Buperlor Court
i
-S r
Winter
Goods
Summ
7fii'iaAi-s.lii Heatinir ? Stovea that to.
Will fin cheaper than elsewhere. ."
If yonrs Is not all.right now is the
f"DTir:g
Sash, Doors and jJlinde, Pain ts, Oil
amel,; JJme, Plaster, Cement, and
Lowest Prices. Goods Guaranteed.
pJoi, Gaskill Hardware Co.
147.. , ts Motdlk At SEW BERN. N. C
"No tuts Is born into the
world Whose work is not
born with him. There is
always work and tools to -work
withal for those who
will."
We have Tools for the Carpenter,
Implements for the Farmer Cel-
lup's, White's and Avery's Plows!
ana castings, doui sitwi miu vast.
Guano Sowers $1.75, $4.00, $6.00
and $12.50 (see oar new guano
sower); Planters, Cultivators, Har
rows, &c; Shovels, Hoes. Spades,
Pitch Forks, Hakes and everything
for the farm.
J . . .1 A'
Paints, Oils, Varnish and Brushes
for the Painter.
Cooking utensils for the kitchen.
Agents for the oldest and most
reliable Stoves and Ranges manu
factured, and keep castings in stock
to fit
Builders Supplies of all kinds-
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Hair
Cement Plaster, &c.
. 1. M Ik I
EASTERN
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE
-AND-
DAILY LIKE.
FREIGHT & PASSKNGER
For All Point North.
Commencing Monday, February 17th
the steamers of this line are sched
uled to sail from New Bern as fol
lows:
The Steamer NEUSE
lor Oriental. Roanoke Island, Elizabeth
Citf and the North on Mondays, Wed-
1 . J J . -a. i? .
TheStr. Ocracoke
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Faiur
days at 8 p. m.
Freight received not later
than one hour previous to sailing.
For farther, information apply to
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt.
M. K. Kiirtf, Gen. Mgr.,
H.G. HuDur8,Gen.Frt.& Paso. At
Norfolk, Va.
NewJBern, N. Feb. 14, 1902.
Notice of Sale.
By virtue of a power of sale contained
la an order made and entered in the 8a
perlor Court on the 17th day of March,
ltoa, la that certain proceeding entitled,
Isaac Mltcnell. ana Ada, nts vrire, John
Rows and Mary, his wife, Will Pate,
Lena Pate, Cleveland Pate, by Guardian
Ad litem. Will Pate, P. H. Pate, Charlos
Pats and Toledo Pale, by Guardian Ad
Litem, r. H. Pats, Laura Wynne and
Yarrow Wynne, John Pate and Atlas
Pate, ex parte, same being a petition to
sell real estate for division and ap
pointing tbe - undersigned Commis
sioner, i will sen tor casn to tee nign-
Ml Mitl1 .t SK fllMlrt llimia lIlM l
vmm v.uwv Maw wu., uwwav law., u
New Bent, Craven County, North Caro
Una, at ths hoar of 13, M, on Monday ths
xistaayoi Apru, iw, tne following
real estate, lvlns aad beini In thelConn-
ty of Craven. Bute of North Carolina
mors particularly eoanoea as roiiows,
to-wll: Oa the. north side of Beaver
Dam Branca beginning oa the rua of
said Branch where tbe division line be
tween tbs latsNelser Richardson and
Richard Richardson's crosses the same
about 80 poles from ths place where the
said Beaver Dam. empties Into Bachelor
creek ana runs aorta au, west stw poles
to ths mala road thea along the same
north s, west 10 poles to a small kraach
etc.. it being the lower corner of a tract
ot the heirs of Moses Batlar deceased.
thence ap said branch to a stake la the
nsad of the same one ol Dutlers corn
era. thea alone Butlers line south
83, west. 80 poles to a '. stake In
a small pond Butlers third corner, then
Boutn oast at poles to tns isast roaa.
etc, thea along said road Bouth 08) West
l poles to a small oranca, men oown
said branch to Gllstrlp branch and down
ths same to where the division line be
tween Richardson and John L. Do rant
and wife crosses the same, thea Bouth 4
East 11 poles to Beaver Dam Branch,
then dowa tbs same to the beginning,
contalnlnc STO acres mora or less, Deing
the same which was conveyed to the
said Mary Whits by Xdward B. Grant
and Cells Grant by deed dated ths eigh
teenth of October A. D. 1H44 In wuloh
said tract Is mors particularly described
with all and singular the appurtenances.
, i; u. u. rv&uu
r" t ; Commtssloser.
March 17, 190a,
a. a noiXiMD. . oc t. wnue,
HOLLAND k WILLIS, (
- . BceMit.i(04lllhop, t . .
Fnit.ni T'nnnfoT 5T!(1 IV'Ttotrporf
u..o.ul LuUUluiU blid XuaSiUlilitJlO-
riioirs 810, , .'' .
OSca 22 Crayeu Street.
"or tl?At
1 1
Old Doqudioq Steamship Co
1 (' Me
i 111 1 ! 1). i:t
Trices
er
We dori't want to carry them over.
time to buy.
and Tarnish, Gold and Silver En
Building Material for a inished job.
!
I have on hand:
Several Second-hand Buggies which
are Bargains.
2 Log Carriages and Tackle.
1 Dray and Harness.
I will sell very low for cash or
on time.
J. W. STEWART.
Dlrectary of the Hails at the New
Bern Post Oftice.
Mall for all points North, South and
West via A. & N. C. R. R. and A. C.
Line close at 8-30 a. m.
Mall for all points East via A. & N. C
R. R. close at 5:20 p. m.
Mail for all points North and West
via A. & N. C. R. R. close at 0:00 p. m.
Mail for Oriental, Manteo, Elizabeth
City ana Norfolk via 8tr. Neuse close
at 5:30 n, m.
Mail for Oriental, Manteo, Elizabeth
City and Norfolk via Str. Ocracoke close
at 2:30 p. m.
Stab Routes.
Mall for Olympla, Grantsboro, Bay
boro. Stonewall, Vaodermere and Orlen
tal close at 5:30 a. m,
Mall for Bcllair, Lima, Geddy, Chip
and Dobbs close at 9:30 a. m.
Mall for Askin, Emu, Zorah, Wasp
and Vanceboro close at 1:00 p. m.
Mail for Whitford close at 1:00 p. m.
Skymoob W. Hahcock, P. M.
Notice First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the Eastern District of
N. C.
In the matter of SMITH PAUL, Wash
ington, N. C, Bankrupt In Bank
ruptcy.
To the Creditors of Petitioner, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt;
Take notice that a meeting of credit
ors will be held at the office of L. J,
Moore, Referee, In New Bern, N, C, at
12 M. on the 29th day of March, 1902, at
which time the creditors may be pres
ent, examine the bankrupt, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee and transact
such business as shall come before the
meeting.
L, J. MOORE,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
March 19th, 1902.
r. A. Qreen, Free. E. H. Meeews, T. Pre.
H. St. Ororee, Oaahler.
CITIZENS' BAJTK,
or jijiw n aw tn, aar. c.
Doing General Banking Business
March 1, 1901, Surplus and Undivi
ded Proats, $16,000.00.
Prompt and careful attention given to
all business entrusted to ns. Accounts
received on favorable terms.
Board ot Directors.
Ferdinand drum
J. A. Meadows,
Samuel W.Ippek,
Chaa. B.Fowier.
I. B. H eadowa,
Chas. Duffy, Jr.
James I
is SsrtlswS,.
Mayer Haas,
J. W. Grainger, Tbomu A. braaat,
E. W.Smallwood. O.l.fov.
dao. X. I vee. W.r. OrookaU.
Mark Disosway.
F. X. Slamoas,
A. D. WaH
5IMT10NS WARD,
ATTOBNEi ant COCNSKLOBS at
LAW. "
w iuii, u. .
Office Removed across Street to Second
Story of No. 69 (above Telegraph Of
fice) South front Street, next to
. Hotel Cbattawka, -
Practice in the counties of Graven,
Duplin, Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamli
co and Wake, in the Bnprems aad Fed
eral Courts, aad wherever serrioss ara
desired. - '
. f r. IT. PeUetler,
' ATTOBNK! AT Uf, '
Xlddle Street, Lawyers Brick
- - . - BaililHf. i-4
' WUI praettee la tbe OomrHas ef Onrrea
rarteret, Jonea, Onslow a.0 PasaUao. O.
Ooun as Sew Banie aad Supresse Oeao
"'?.:H'?- '--Attorney at Imw,:'::-K
74 Bo, Front St, Opp. Eotsl Ohattawka,
ry. v NEW BEBN,3.,qv; r, ;
' Craven Ceanty Attorney. iiiV y. '-'
' Circuit, Oraven, Janes, Oaslow, OattV
sret, Pamlico, Greene, Lenelr, aad aba
Supreme and Federal Oeaita, : '
liOtlge Directory.
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 MIGHTS
OK HARMONY. Meets nd and 4th
Wednesday nights In each month la
Roontree's Uall, Pollock street, at
O'clock. 3, J.Woifenden, Presldxnti Geo.
O. Jones, Bec'yt B.R, Hill, Flnaaolal
Secretary, .. 1 . "f f
NEW BERN CONCLA VE 4R6, Improved
Onlur Ileptaaophs, meets Ind and 4th
Thursday nl'its, at 8 o'clock at Iloon
trre Hull, Or. K. F. Early, t rrn; John
(J. rlcalcs, Flnanclur; Oeo. I), "tiordner,
rjecrotary. . .
FOR
SAL
Atlantic) .Coast IJne.
WlLVIXOTOS & NlW BlBKB L E
TIUK TABLX SO. 5,
la Effect Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1898, Dally
t Ezoebt Hundav.
(ioing South sonBSDUt: Going North
'No. 51, PaaWsoraTnuns "No. 50.
Lv. am, ctahobb: Ar. pm.
00. New Berne B40
86 Pollocks ville...... 504
51.. ..Mavsville aa
10 02 .Jacksonville 4 IS
is io ...at. WUmineton: Lv ... 9M
I pi
No. 8, PAflaKNaBa & Fbeiobt, No. 1
Leave Wllmlnjrton Mondar. Winb
day and Friday, Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
A M Ar. p ar
7 80 Lv. Wilmington, Ar 1 45
840 Scott's HiU 12 55
9 80 Woodaide 19 ik
10 05 Hollyridge 11 40
J? .Din .....10 61
11 Verona 10 20
12 06 Jacksonville. 9 45
12 80 Northeast.. ft rr
8165 Whiteoak 8 80
iw Maysvllle 8 05
815 Pollooksville 7 20
8 55 Debruhl's 8 85
8 40 Ar. New Berne, Lv 6 00
Daily Ezoept Sunday, j
J. R. KENLY,
General Manarer
A. & N. C. R. R.
TUB TABLE NO. 25
To Take Effect Sunday, February 23
1902 at 12:01 A. M., E. b T.
Going Eat t Schedule: Going West
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
Lv. p m btationb: Ar, a m
840 Goldsboro 1105
4 09 LaGrange 19 82
4 32 Kinston 1012
6 40 Ar. New Bern, Lv, 9 On
5 60 Lv. " Ar. 8 87
7 15. . . . Ar. Morehead oity Lv 7 05
No. 6, I No. 6,
Passenger ;tati ks.- Pastengtr
Train. Traiu.
DAluY.
Lv. A. M. Ar, p, m,
8 00 Goldsboro 8 80
8 23 Best' 8 08
8 31 LaGrange 757
8 42 Falling Oreek 7 47
8 53 Kinston 7 87
9 02 Oaswell 7 25
9 18 Dover 7 17
80 Core Creek 7 00
44 Tuscarora 6 50
48 Clarks 6 43
1000 Ar. New Bern, Lv 6 30
L- a. p. a.
No. 1, I I No. 2,
Mx'd Ft. and Stations: Mx't Ft. and
Pass.Tn. Pass. Tn.
Daily Excspt Sunday.
Lv.am Ar. pm
6 00 Goldsboro 5 83
683 ....Best's 458
7 00 LaGrange 4 28
7 15 Failing creek 8 58
8 80 Kinston 8 83
r.840 oaswell 2 28
42 .Dover 2 10
10 07 core oreek 1 10
10 82 Tuscarora 12 48
10 62 Clark's 12 40
11 15 Ar. New Bern, Lv 12 10
No. 9. f No. 10.
1 80 Lv. Ar 10 47
2)18 Riverdalo; 10 10
2 80 oroatan 10 00
8 05 Havelock 9 40
8 84 Newport, Lv 9 06
;8 47 Wlldwood 8 47
8 52 Atlantic 8 88
4 08 . . Ar. Morehead oity, Lv. .... 6 20
488 ...Ar. M. oltv Depot. Lv 750
r. sr. a.m.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
tTuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
a L. DILL,
G.P.A.
127 Middle St.
Columbian Insecticlde, Peterman
Roach Food, Hooper's Fatal Food and
Sure Death to Moths, Bugs, etc Also
Bromo Qoradine
The disinfectant that disinfects an
deodorises.
We keep on hand a complete stock o
iledlclnes,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
a Tootlf Brushes, &c
v Physicians' Prescriptions a specialt
Implements
SUCH AH
; Spanglsr Uuano Sowers.
' Band Guano Bowsra.
., One and Two Horse Team Clows.
Collars, Harness, Single Trees.
Clevises, Back Bands, Plow Lines.
., Aad every thing you aeed in the; Im.
nUuest Lin. .
;- Cor. So. Fronr Craven St,
C'4'.l?':'-A-. '' ': -
MOood
Telephone
v Binvics is, A Bcsraass .
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CONTEuZNC. A,. COM-
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Henry's Pharmacy,
Agricultural
'r-'y Ccarcaleace,'
ence te made.
Tola 6ta day of March. T'r
?t of gO'vA
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