:ABlon-3.s
show more plainly than a brunettes,"
?tut these discolored spots neatly mar ,
the beauty of either, ,
HAGAN'S -
BALM
will effectually remove Freckles,
Sunburn, Tan, unduejRedness,
Sallownes and all other blem
ishes to beauty. '
IT IS A LIQUID
for the face, neck, arms and hands.
Can be easily and quickly applied.
Othere cannot detect its use.
It leaves no sticky feeling.
Harmless as water.
At all druggists.
Price 75 cts.
t, m u .11 udf
After iQosrflns
5 IraproTe. Tbo Mini
whlak eunl si tjitt KK
j day. I havasai
hastesraea.&
hasmaiVunsbott
-
k grvBrj thepissss sf Wins health, bataty asd fretdoai tnm the drag,
gins pains which nasi tKdr Rva m sthirash. Was tacts, htscard eyes
atcatacbatd lorau are thsrawHial islriiste) What arfterlna caa com
psrawHhtha tartar af lrrcritr atnatraatioa, awesnheta and Uiliiw of
the wombl BtMty llece quickly belort the rtvtgti ot rach dljem. The
' aherp palat sf falling si ths wcaak
Hmhii.l UMnU.SU. Mk U
! troupertmy. Xessoirhota SViaK the body of It strength, but Win of
GnJuJ reetoru th ktturd beauty, krhihtea h y, dun th compkxloa,
rounds out th flfur end arkts kk In rlf W health. CWrytsttisk
la ihl dry htadlu fj.00 bottk af Wla 4 CarcU.
yw u HMtm, MnavtMM
"Mo man is bom 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 Fanner Bel
lup's, White's and Avery's Plows
and Castings, both steel and cast;
Guano Sowers $1.75, 14.00, $6.00
and $12.50 (see our new gaano
sower); Planters, Cultivators, Har
rows, Ac Shovels, Hoes. Spades,
Pitch Forks, Rates and everything
(or the farm.
Pain ts,'Oils, Varnish and Brushes
for the Painter.
Cooking utensils for the kitchen,
Agents for the oldest and most
reliable Stoves and Ranges manu-
factared, and keep castings in stock
to fit. .
Builders Supplies of all kinds
8ah, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Hair
Cement Plaster, &c.
L II. Cote Bdw. Co.
Directary of the Mails at toe ';New
Bern Post Ofllce. ;
Mall foia0 points Norlh 0onlh and
West via A. A N. C B , It' sad A. 0
Ltb slots at f-10 a. m. " ' '
Mall for all poiats East via A. A N. 0
R. B. clot at 8:90 p. ssj- c : '
" Mall for all point Norlh and "Wet
Ta A. 'A K. 0. U. B. cloaa at 6.-00 p: sa.'
nan for Oriental, Mis too, Bllsabsth
City ana Norfolk via Btr. Keott) cft
, at 6; p, sa. r h r. y S v '. . i I f
at.it n.f..i.i u.-i.- imii ik
v- City asd Norfolk via Str.Oeraeok close
f ' .'Ml a sast "i - ,t i ' j,'- 3-'
; . si" rot uiympiv urantaboro, ; ny
"' , bom. 8topll, Vaadetner and Ortea
. lal cioae at 8:Sva. la, , t '''.:
, .1 ' siaii tor Douair, tiima, UMdy, uaip
1 anil DobtM eloa at Or BO a. at. J -
; Mall lot Atkla, Braul, forah, Wap
and vaaotboro close at :00 p. so. t
: ! Mall for WhiUord eloas u 1.-00 p. ra.
t- m . of TT . - . B u
m j j .
... ..':' - ..-.
Beauty is Health.;
". t thank 70 for thrjbenefit I resolved from
year adrlos and th wis of Csrdui I took In
T 1
I J
ion. wanwMwpnwm
wft. of no dm to anvbodr. - .
yonr adrlos and medloine I '
left m and thojpenseo.
suns, oonunuea in
hie
nod strength and my weight
if buibana ssth the medloln
looking than ever before.
rro.
BLL.
Mrs. UZZLH i
WewMty hcatth bum W(M eyts, my
thstb. clear wsnpUaaon andauitklty Utarm
Thb b th youth mud fey ytan-tha
bsautyof perfect wsnholi Beautiful wo.,,
f MaaMkapnlaraalgtiMaN ant af Bftthaa y
' IhtlfT staters- jlts faces lauWatS SBnrlssT V
' Wnt af CwMmdt Hra, KawaU latter loot
Md InAnHily lupltf btctoM K cored her
mlhmitrikkpilM. BolirMltMcxccptto.
aMa) th crow track la th rata.
St. IU. A k u.Jl.. I u.
enttMH,
The Farmers & Merchants
BANK.
Capital, Snrplas and Fronts $88,850.00
Arm 3oth, i9oi.'
What We; Have Done, Do, and
Will Continue t Do.
This Bank conduct Its business noon
"up-to-now" methods. .
It It our pnrpoee to deal Justly and
Uberallr with all.
W carefully safegaard ths tntsrtsts
of our eustomers, Moreover, wa .fre
quently do it unknown to . them; a tp
portuniiias oiien coma uoi in oonnaen
ttal way, and you caanotover-appeoUte
such conalderalloa. , .
Ws are not disposed to overlook ths
faot that ths InteresU of the Bank and
those of the people are closely bound to
gether, and cannot by any meaarbe
separated.'" ;,.'v'v.--. v .. ' ii,
This Bank' sots u eVeposltorv for
Wills, and safely keeps them till the
propel tUaeof surrender. WUl also act
as the cnstodlaa of. money ox papers left
with as In escrow. No charge for these
services.' '. - .' .t-'
We procure Cslters of Credit- for -in
tending travellers. 1 ' y
We aim to be prompt, progressive and
liberal, -. , ..
i In the matter of accommodations, this
Bank meets every requirement within
the limits of prudent banking. ' - '-.
.If voe eavesevar bees Identlfled with
as as a patron, we ak yon to oonslder
the advisability of becoming one. -
.uiu early rutare, wepropoae adding
a aoveL nf .. substantial Havtnn Btnk
featurato out already progressive In-
BO YtTAUfT
EXPERIENCK
i;";K(i
r
; ,irc Marks
DCBIONt
VRsOHTsI AO
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W J aMrh
v lri.
-mint 1
t n f,
' Avtrrmej ew-
" Umuial rrrl 1
dXHit fretes.
Itnti
dsf wtrKlon ajssr
rrM vliH r q
(fa, ('tmitiMintna.
i-itKtnfc (mt'ntouU
'iirlnsr psUewit
"in A Co, KOaf
, w usei
f 4fluts,A4.
i, -1 t.Vv.,d
'in. Teirius). sk
. . sJa 4il nerwsxl. Hir.
JiSHNsr-r.f'-yK"
Iftrsurull O'frU. M W mm WtsavlliUtllUII. II. U
. 'BeHe, Farnlaa; Baoded. ,
Aericultnrw li tbo occffDatlon'bf Ih'a
majority of tba people of this country)
hence it seems when agrlcaltura i
flonriBhini! all thef busbseaa should ba
pToeperoBe.' TlMWfora tt' follows ttteX
anrthlnir WrtcBTiimrttii aertcultttrol
cause beneflta tha rhole country and
the whole peopK for all 1U Inhabitants
tritMt be led and clotted' r ; f , , -r
The Improvement If pa ibll ihoold.
then, ba the alnl W all (ras farmaM
and especially all fann Mmera, M m
role, howerar, we haT two distinct
classes of fanners, the first and larger
class being those who (atu for dollar!
and cents that can be got out M the
farm flurlns tba CTrren seasonittne
second class ar thoss wb. farm-for
permanei jmprbrenienl "MCT'ths dol
lan they expect nc bnlji itf the pres
ent but In ths tattu. IlSieltropi
fla iot pay the flrsteaaon Zo th,ax
trafiaboE, they, know, twmertjJnl
payibe second, seasontha total crops
being benefited tMnby.'. : o ... :
I nuw. uiuui uviwr, ytr'Smv vvuuu;,
auaige woiua oe ui ariewi yeaura u.our
farmers would till the soil tot perma
nent improvement It Is said tbaVhs
,wid"makes two blades of glass ttQ grow
where but one grew, before" is a ptmiu
benef actors'? Our farmers tJ.!arge flo
not generally sea thU or not see it
and so keep on with the old sUnnma
process, their farms going down and
producing - less each season-A Bl.
Faughtln AmeacanCuiUTator. .
IPettiliaeMi rol' Potato,
Fertilisers f or DotaWes recetved the
best and widest of tests all ore tho
country In the American Agriculturist
crop contests of 1889 and again in 1884
The ten largest crops- averaged kxj
bushels per acre the first year and 638
bushels the nest year. Moat ef them
were grown by the use of high grade
special potato fartllUera, . Tho-aroount
ftt ferUlijer osed ran all.tha way from
COO to o.OOO pounds per acre, but the
largest yields over the greatest variBty
of soils and climates were obtained
from 1,800 to 2,500 pounds of fertiliser
per acre, l'lnnt food In excess ot Z.0W
pounds per acre did not materially in
crease the yield, and that is probably
the utmost fertilizer that can be prof
itably used per acre, by expert grow
ers. All these large crops or potatoes
paid handsome proflts. Some put half
the fertilizer In the fnrrotf. running
througli with n brush harrow to lightly
mis it with soil before planting, the
rest of tin' fertilizer being sown be
tween tlie rowa.jtist before the first
cultivation. Others- broadcasted half
the fertlliKer nnd harrowed it In be
fore furrowing out for the seed nnd
cultlTnted or hoed in the balnncv. Sta
ble uiuuure does not produce us large
crops of potatoes or as good quality as
tbo best grades ot fertilizers.
Vnloe of Good Seed Corn.
As nn HluRtrotlon of the importance
which some corn growers place upon
bavins (,-ootl seed Tho Live Stock
World tells of n Missouri man, who
usually grows several thousand acres
of corn, who applied to an Illinois man
to furnish him the seed to use this
spring. Tue'llllnols man also raises
several thousand acres of corn and has
a reputation as s grower of one of the
best varieties, but be bad to decline
the liberal offer made for what the
other wanted, as be thought be had
not enough" to 1111 it after fltirna other
orders taken and taking whatbe would
need for, his own use. Ha-had lots of
corn to sell, but not such na be would
send out as-well bred n carefully i
lected seed.' The Would be buyer also
bad corn to sell, and be was asked why
he did not save seed from his own
crop. He replied, "Because I have net
the time and cannot hire men to do It
properly." Breeding good seed corn is
a special business-, in that section, as
much as breeding; the stock to feed it
to. --- "
potash la the OraautrdU .
Fotasb is the fertilising element of-
tenest needed la sn orchard; &he roots
of fruit trees tn meet oases find all the
nltrofftn Beetled foe growth and enough
of phosphoric add to perfect the seed.
With the exception of nubs, the aeed la
not an object to be fertilised for, but
the Savor and . color of the pulp, and
there Is where potash gets in its work.
Kalnlt of muriate Of potato 400 to 700
pounds of the former or HO pounds of
tne.Mtter per acrewin nearry aiways-
prove benefldal even when repeated
every year Wood aah easy always
be. used to good advantage In large
quantities. We bare never known too
much wood ashes applied to an or
chard. ' , , , .,;,&., 1 - ,
Who Bo the 'tatt Tree
Prefessor It H. Bailey makes the
statement; that of i&OjOOaooo 'fruit
trees sold by nurserymen last 'spring
only 150,000,000 are aUre now. Includ
ing all planted In former years. Only
tone tree la sixteen Jives ot ah, only
one In five of these Uvea to beas frmnV
and only one tree In a hondred that
fives Elves anything Ute nodTresiirtt.
The above statement- is) resoarkabhv
and, If correct, It Indicate great cara-
lessnesa snd . lack of koowTedge' to
plantiati and earing iot th tseeav-Pse.
feasor Bailey saya fartber that "the
Ices of seeds to equally great"V rW
r-if.v'. ' Mtt VUvt
A soil cao be. (emed TefTJls" only
when-. It eontalne all the materlala
requls'te for the nuuitlonf plants In
the renolreta uonntitj and la the peeper
firm. With every crop a past erthesri
Ingttdlei.ts is removed, and It remains
for nature and tnin to make good this
hoes, rractieal exoerleoce has nreved
tbatjiitroKCtujibospUorlc acid and pot
ash are the substaocea moot needed to
be applied to 'soils' to make or keep
them fertile. - No crop can be grewa on
uny.one of these elements If the other
two ere lacking. . -, ' - - -
li ',' TheJreat Dismal Swamp
' Of Virginia li a breeding ground of
Kalaiis germ. So is low, wet or Marshy
ground everywhere. Those rTni cause
wakncs. '." tWor, a ' ! " ihos
tid mtiUHcu r, s 'j-1; Cangetot.
maladies. But Lkctrio i-..tr cevor full
to destroy them end cure milsrlsl Iron
ble. .They will urcly prevent t"rh"!il
"We tiled many ren.i ::i-s fur MaVr
snrl p,.., i, . j ... ,
juiia I !. i, i i i , i , ' i
' -. Calv HoBasaaat.
Mme. t3lve few years ago had her
tomb designed. explaining, that she
Shuddered to thiol of th possibility of
being buried amid inartistic surround
ings; also that she did not wish to give
her mother the trouble , of having, a
headstone made for her. Bhe had the
tomb designed by Denys Puech, and Its
principal features are the two statues
of the prima donna herself, which flank
It one as Ophelia .and the Other a
Carmen. The Ophelia shows the. hap
less heroine being drawn toward the
e-old by phantom voices, : It is intended
to ehoWi the ethereal side Of M ,
jOtlve's art whUetJarmen shows the
natetolrA W-' A -
f "Both are tragle rolea," she Says in
speaking of her tornbt "but, then, death
Is not amusing except, posaibly, to
tone's heirs. I shall have It erected ei
ther In Fere-Ia-Ohaise or on the ground
fcnxOundlng my chateau In the south
w France, c Either place, I suppose,
kroold be peaceful enough, though I
take it for granted I would net near
any noise If there were any, not even
If a full orchestra played a Wagner
overture, although If they struck up
the 'Habanera' I am not so sure that I
Should not come out and sing It for
themV1 -- i
World' Oroatoit riowe BUrkot. i
Tht greatest flower mart in th world
Is the famous Oovent Garden market
lnXQdonrand.tbatca,a petp pf this
eenter of actlvltiat JEaster time la a
revelation.; Xhl flowe headquarters
(or the world's greatest dty was estab-.
II shed about three-quarters of a cento,
ry, ago In a most tnodest manner. How
S Occupies a vast glass roofed brick
building. This Immense structure is di
vided into hundreds of separata little
stalls, each presided over by a man or
woman, but viewed from one of the en
trances the hall appears to be heaped
ap ten feet high with one vast mass of
b loo ul Woman's Heme Companion.
J- "i - A fllawatle Taanel. ' )
' The subject of a tunnel connecting
Ireland and Scotland baa been brought
before the British government, and tho
project will be pushed if the requisite
financial support can be obtained. The
estimated cost Is $30,000,000. The route
provisionally selected is from Stran
raer, in Scotland, to Belfast, in Ireland.
The total distance is M'j miles, of
which 344 miles would be tunnel snd
25 miles of the tunnel would be under
the sea. along a line where the maxi
mum depth ia 480 feet Electric mo-'
tors would be used to drive the trains
at an average speed of sixty to seventy
miles per hour.
xorar ximea.
ComsUmeat Worthily Woa.
Angry Guest I've been waiting three
quarters of an hour for that steak I or
dered! Waiter Yon have an uncommon
amount of patience, sir. Boston Post
The choicest spple is always Just be
yond your reach.
Beautiful Thoughts
Tlw iwtMt, pvr breath of tha bah la Tuir-
CUv of uincrcTC0 awd sMaUtik, ftoaachfl
a imh llfht ana) dallcata aa th mwlast
ttowar, -aonie araatixma and bvidrht. aocoa awa
ImII auid skRly.
A v)thrls yaawtea; for citram ta 1-riae-o-arabU
from a low of tha be-aiiUful, and It
behsyo-rsks vary woaman to btimM tba wt'
ast toflusjaw u Wa caa U7tltja-ct oaf bar
asute-araltfo
To naka aa that pjro4 wm UH ia
boraiaia, .-i-sasMasssessaa
Mother's Friend
la ualiH, It It a Id
dmlMrtarM im for .toroal um oolfv
No sUk. ao
Triojosiit vo sr ssrmsnr anstil
to trr tlUf niuar, tt iMlna naMUMr a
trlaa to bar lulus' Mturrit tsnsol (as-
VX"K?-r'riri nirar
ftHxJbr pi.iU-o OWM tmi tan nlostM.
All Hanoi, mssclM ai4 Mooons stsn'M
with ths karfea wlU sofiSB. islss, bM
shionoa ta sUstie ifssss oills
Wr-!"ijM. hOsttos so leirSss
srOlk toot htm, It roo writs s. -
ThT ISUirraD Bt6IJUT0C ctt,.
t.'v aaists, o- -.. .
sfN y ,
"rSSSBSw k ! T
outhernf :
Nasal
yiH-r; U'-'l'J-NT"" A
ass VTCrj
TtelBtas-daicntUUwvla the,8O0Tb
. -v... - i- -.i :
. Tl Direct UoUaUPolnta s..;.
risOuiDAV :iy
' Strictly First-Clsji Equipment on' all
ThronirU or Local Trains; Vullman Pal
ace Bleonlng Oar on all Night TralDS)
tat sua Date rieneoiiiot . . - .
Trsvol by the Honthai and you are
j 1 af- 'c, GouHuttaoia and ExpediJ
t. .it juutni.y, . i - i ' .
Ar'-'y to Ticket airent for Tims Ta
b1, liateaand Oennral Information, ot
li. It. VE"0JT, o,r. ar. A, . .
'
-DEAlERIN
SBtsasssss -
HTorsesisi
mEEDWNDEXCHANE STABLES.
4Zttt9i
a a
WJ- ;.,-..ai
res; Farm
. Wagons;-Carts
Wheels and
Harness
GIVE i-BM A TIIIAjL.
THOS. J.
" eMiCHfertsca CHSAiaH : ,
KnrF'IHL-lf
ia aw ijnsjaaBssM-) wuxuntton
u van m. cwia
win wwnww. nnmuw.
sas
RMM IM FuSmMH. Tl
Im MU. IO.SOSTwWllllli BtUtar
1 BnttMt CblibnwIJSlfl Of.
E.W.Smallwood,
HEADyUAKTERSJFOR
HARDWARE
And tdl Kind of
mm MATHUAL
Heating and Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Putty, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Cutlery and all the
useful articles usually found in an
Up-to-date Hardware Store,
Best CUMMk
Ioweat Priecs.
Under Hotel CbatUwkn,
BTEW nERJf, M. .
Lodge Directory.
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY. Meets 2nd and 4th
Wednesday nights tn each month In
Bountree' Hall, Pollock street, st 7.80
o'clock. J. J.Wolfenden, President; Qeo.
0- Jones, Bec'y; R.R. Hill, Financial
cMNSiciftry
NEW BERN CONCLAVE 488, Improved
Order Heptaaophs, meat Snd and 4th
Thursday nights, at 8 o'clock at Boun
tree Hall. Or. E. r. Early, Archon; John
G. Scales, Ftasacler; Geo.. D. Oordner,
Heeretsry.
EASTJ3T5JT
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE
AND
Old DomMon Steamship Co
DAJDLT LINE
FRIIGHT k FASStKSIBs
Far All Palmta Worth.
0ommeaein Monday, 4'ebmary 17th
the steamer of thia line are sched
uled to sail from New Bern as fol
low i.
Te.Bteamer NEtTSB
for Orlenlat'Koanoke'Iiland. Elisabeth
City and the North on Xandsvs, Wed-
nedaysnamaavtstep.m.
". On .Taeadays,'Thursdays and Baans
dyssn,in,.;.,K,
rT Freight -Twoalred 3flo later
Bu-mima nouTpmwns w sauing.
. For further fnfonnatlou-apply to
KL-KjJfV tatvJnj.,f J -B.a
HursOes.yrt A fast Ajrt
.;KorfsBvvV''ii-'-
KwJMVtO,FelNUlXMt 3
Bile o( ValQAbla lwrty;.(-
rrsuaatlo 'taa 'Tudgmeat tntbait
tloo sow pending ra the Bonerlor Court
of Craves eeuaty, wherein The National
Bssk ol Nee Bora, ta plalaUfL aad J.
at. Bponoer, t al defetiants. The
daralgsed will sell at publlo auction for
eaaa, at the Court Hon ef said Craves
eonnty la lb City of New Bsra. a
Monday, th Bth day of Msy A. Vj 1802
at 12 o'clock said-day, lbs following
property to wit: All that body ol land
HnuH la laid Craves county Boar th
Cltvofisw Bora, wast of End street
and betwa Ne"e Road and Lawson's
Creek, kn ' n ai "Ehem Farm" eaa
bracInK ' or tract of land, th
original "lu.uut 1 iuoe," the "Hart" land,
th "Cart-r". truck and th ''Jerkins
Field" and U tl.n machinery snd lm
provemen i on A land;ald lan1s,00B
vryed to Kate K Johnson, by F. W.HIra
Saons, Cor-" !e: -nor by doea dated Fob.
1; jO,,i i lirf la the eomrliilnt In
sld actii.n. A..j tli borsra. mules and
farming Implemenl directed to b Bold
by Slid Jui 'tnnnt. 1 .
Al.D ,V.BTEVEMr)N, ' ..
Commissioner.
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MITCHELL.
A. &N. C.R. R.
TIXl TABU sTO. 25
To Take Effect Sunday, IFebrukry S3
1808 at 12:01 A.M., Kb T.
Doing Eact BcsranuLs. Going West
Bo. 8 Passenger Trains No. I
DAILY.
Lv. p m 8TATZOHS: Ar. a m
40 Goldsboro 11 OS
4 00 LaGrange 1089
4 82 Klnston ....1018
0 4U......AT. Hew Bern. Lv. 0
5 60 Lv. " Ar. 8
7 IB. ... Ar. Morehead Oity Lv 7 OS
No. B.
No. a,
Passenger
Train.
Psaeenger
statioh:
Train.
DAIbT.
Lv. a.
AT, P.M.
800..
823..
8 81..
842..
8 51. .
8 02..
818..
8 80..
44..
848..
Goldsboro. . .
..Best's....
LaGrange..,
Palling Creek
Klnston...
Gaswell...
Dover...
.... 880
.... 808
... 757
.... 747
.... 787
.... 738
717
Core Creek 7 00
Tuaearora 8 SO
Clark. 842
1000..
A. H.
. ..Ar. New Bern, Lv 8
r. u.
No. 1. i I No. a
Hx'd Ft and stations: Mx't It. and
rase. in. Pass, Tn.
Daily Exesn Stjsbat.
Lv. am
Ar, pm
... 888
8 00
6 83
7 00
715
8 80
8 40
8 42
..Goldsboro.....
Beat'
.... LaGrange
..Falling creek
Kiaatoa
ouwell
Dover
.... core creek
.... Tusearora
Clark's
.... 468
.... 428
.... 868
.. . 888
... 228
.... 218
.... 110
....12 48
....12 40
....1210
1007
10 82
10 62
1115 ....
Ar,
New Bern, Lv.
No. 8. f
1 80
2 12
20
805
884... .
8 47
No, IS
Lv.
Ar...
.1047
.1010
Biverdale
crroatan
Havekwk
1800-1
Newport, Lv
....... Wildwood
Atlantic
. Ar. Morehead Oily, Lv
.Ar. at oity Depot, Lv
See
8 47
8 62
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A.M.
P.M.
P.M.
A.M.
P.M
few Wetdonfll
58
88
Ar.B. Mt..
1 00
10 82
Lv. Tarboro
12 22
7 22
1. B. Ut
1 00
1 68
2 65
10 02
7
6 46
12 52
U. Wllsonl
11 10
8 81
6 28
2 40
Lv, Belma..
11 58
fev-fwy'vUlej
4 80
1 20
8 20
Ar.riorenoe
7 85
P.M.
A.M.
Ar. Golds..
8 20
Lv. Gold..
7 81
8 15
4 25
6 00
P.M
Lv. Max-Hal
8 37
AxWiba'tonl
10 10
P.M
A.M
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
T II
Sh 88 3V 9
k m ill ill
A.M. P M.
Lv Florence 10 05 8 06
Lv.FByville 12 40... . 10 08
Lv. Belma.. 2 10 ...... 11 26
Ak Wilson. 2 87 12 07
A.M. P. M.A.M.
LvWllm'ton 7 00 8 05
Lv, MagUa 8 80 10 68
Lv. Gold 785 8871226
P.M. A.M.P.M.P.M
Lv. Wilson 2 86 8 20 11 84 10 46 1 18
Ar. R. Mt.. 8 80 9 0012 1011 28 1 53
Ar. Tarboro 9 84
Lv, Tarboro 2 81
Ly. R. Mt.. 8 60 12 48 ....
Ar. Weldon 4 58 1 87
P.M. A.M.
Yadkin Division Main Line
Train leaves Wilmington 8 10 a m, ar
rives Fayetteville 12 20 p m, leaves Fay
elteville 12 42 p m. arrives Sanford 1 6 ;
p m. Returning leave Sanford 8 05 p m
arrive Fayetteville 4 20 p m, leave Fay
etteville 4 80 p m, arrives Wilmington
7 15 pm.
rjennettevuie Branch Train leaves
BermettsVUle 8 10 a m, Maxton 8 06 a m,
Red Springs 82 a m, Hope Mill 10 66
m, arrive Fayetteville 11 10. Return
ing leaves Fayetteville 4 45 p m, Hope
Mills 5 00 p m, Red Springs 6 48 p m,
Maxton 6 16 p m, arrives BennettavlUe
7 15 p m.
uonnectlons at V ayettevule with train
No. 78. at Maxton with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Bed Springs with
toe Bed Springs and Bowmore railroad,
at Sanford with the Seaboud Air Line
and Southern Railway, at Gulf with the
jjurnam ana -jnariotte uauroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leaves Weldon 8 15 p m, Halifax
8 28 p m. arrive Scotland Neck at 4 10
n m flMunll. K At n 1 1 . Q A K
. m., u . uvu . ll.u v Vfl t 111, JUIUWU U W
p m. Returning leaves Klnston 7 30 a m
Greenville 8 80 a m, arriving Halifax at
iiwin, weiaon lnm m, daily ex
cept Sunatry.
lTaina on Washington Branch lear
Washington 8 00 a m and 1 45 p m, ar
rive Parmele 8 65 a m, and 8 10 n m. re
turning leave Parmele 816 amA5 23 p
m arrive wasnmgion id ito a m ana o 10
p m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaves Tarboro, N O, daily except
Sunday 4 85 pm, Sunday, 486 p m, ar
rives Plymouth 8 86 p m, 6 80 p m. Be-
(UsaiBg, ieavos Plymouth daily except
t a-rrBunday, 7 Warn, ana Sunday 8 00 a m,
ksavrces larooro on a m, li w a m
Train on aUdiandi a V ilranch leave
Qoldsboro daily, except Sunday, 5 00 a,
m, arriving Smithfield 6 10 a m, Return
ing leaves Smithfleld 7 00 a m; arrive
at Goldsboro 8 25 am.
Train an Nashville Breach leave
Kooky Mount at 8 80 a m, fc00pm,arrivo
Nashville 10 80 a m, 4 28 pm, Spring
Hope 11 00 a m, 4 45 pm.Beturaing leave
Spring Hope 11 20 a m, 5 15 p m, Nash
ville 11 4B a m, 5 45 p m, arrive at Rooky
Mount 12 10 p m, 6 80 p m, daily except
Sunday,
, Train on Clinton Branch leave War
saw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
11 40 a m and 4 15 p m,Re tinning leave
OOntbn st 6 45 a m and 2 60 p m.
- Train no 70 makes oioee connection at
Weldon fm all points North dally all
rail via Richmond.
H -M EMSB80N, Gen'l Fas Agent,
B KBNLY, Gen'l Manager,
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Exbept, Sunday.
Going leoa aosnDou: Going North
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