'T3ATS.
;oat&
THE JOUHNAL.
The HoTTspnrar!
i. 7 : i . v
Kiom said fls Jila Ute th teamen of
this Company wlU ran tha foUowlng ached
sr Trent-
Tor Jolly Old Field Monday and Thnra-
daya, sailing at EIGHT, A.M.,connectlng with
steamer Custijttnia for Hookerton and
Snow Hill, returning Tneadaya and Friday.
Touch at all landing on Neus River going
and aoming.
For Polloksvtlle Wednesday and Satur
day, aalllng at EIGHT, A. M, returning
leavea Pollokivllle mum day at TWO, P.M.
Through Bill Laden to all point via C. Line
and lowest rale guaranteed.
Fatxik A Dixon, Agent at Hookerton.
j . Cj. TTI 1 ! t
- l LK UfiluUYi AV1H li Dliuw Mill. I
Steamer L. H. Cutler.
'- irA.J.ai4 VMawa Atf 1Santnn ulllliff .t
HlX. A, returning,, leave Trentoa on
Tneadaya aad Saturdays, alllngat EIGHT,
lor Landings below Polloksvllle. ' j
' " ' GEO. T. DUFFY, :
. ' ' Gen'L Freight Agent.
and nHaaengemceoramodatl n 'flr -class.
feW-diw !
0!d c:.d -jldkhb Lino
The Neuse Eivor Navigation
Company
Will Ika frill4Vlma Cl(HaWllllA
YJ III a si jt.M-K w .-.. . t
Steamer Klaston
I'?'-, i - . !
"Will leave the Old Dominion Wharf TUES
DAYS aud FRIDAYS, and arrive at Klnston
WEDN'ESDA Y8 and SATURDAYS, and leave
Klnston MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, arnv.
ing Ih New Kerne the same day. t Will touch
at all Landings along the River going and
eomlng. .'. !'' '
Steamer Neuse"
if IU ninaup tv v " o
ha Old Dominion wharf MONDAYS und
THURSDAYS FIGHT A. M. Returning,
uv jniiv old Field TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, touching at all points.
These teamen make close connection with
Old Dominion Line.
Freight received on the day of sailing.
For rat apply to the Captain on board.
J. M. WHITE.
Ktldllf Manager,
OLD DOMINION
Steamship Company.
Fur ltfw Yoric. Baltimore. Nor
folk. Boston, Elleabeth City,
llitlatlelplti. Fro Ulemw,
and other itiM. .
. : ON AND AFTElt
Friday, July 28th, 1882
U N" T 1 h . F U UT II IS Jt , N O T 1 (;
Steamer ShenancloaL
Will lis, npon .rivl o trla on Norfolk W
tiliutbath City Ksilidst Elisabeth City, vn
iqsWIr mmd Tbaratlar
for New Bsme' Beturninr leaves New Bern
' lor Elisabeth City every ,
, Tnesdajr aasl FrtUy
at i p. tnakinc close connection wltb Norfolk
and ElUsbetb Oitr E.B. for Nortliei a cities. Close
ansectloa made at New Berne with steamers
for Klnston, rolloksYtlle, Trenton and ah land
lns on tbe Nease and Trent Bivers.
freight received daily noUl p. m., forwaWed
promptly- and Jot rates guarasteed lodestlne
tion. Tar to Elisabeth City and return. $4. To
Washington,
A B. 0. ROBERTS, Aft, New Berne,
OcLrarrsn t Tuswsi, v
' , Ag'U. Norfulk, V. A
w. H. Stakvom, 0i IVt kg '
Jtar.SOlTd New York City
, , , Charge uf Pier in lew Tort r;
The N. C. Freight Line
FOB NEW YOKE,
BOSTON-PROVIDENCE,
and allpointe ' '
North and West
IfteT this dat wUl receif freight in New Toj k
for Hew Bern at
PIER 7, NORTH RIVHK,
Office Eeic York and Baltimore
i ' Transportation Co.
- Merchants should remember that this is one of
the best Steam Lines sot ol Jiew York, making
daily connection with Baltimore for Mew Berne;
all Inside, and only one change.
SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMER
fceen hi - Bums and Baltimore,
(Touching t Norfolk)
tearing Hew Bern for Baltimore TUESDAY
FRIDAYS at 1 p m. Leare Baltimore nu
. Hew Bern WEDNESDAYS Una SATl'KDATiB
at (.p. as. ,
Agents are a foUews:
EEUBJEN.rOSTlB, Oenl Jfanag er,
N Light St Bal't. Md
JAS. W. itoOAKBIOK. Ag'U Norfolk, Va.
W. T. Clyd a Cdb, rbUadelphia, 12 Soath
York ' Balto. Trans'. Llneffler 7, North river
K. Ftimpeoa, JJOSioa, 09 inr' nuii. .
K.H.lJ'KkweU, ProTldence B. L .
V. 0. kink, FU BireT. Derrick wharf. !
Siiipileave-Boetoa, Tuesdays and Ssmrdnys.
" New Yoritdi!y.
" Ti.ltlmor. Wednesdays and toturdsyl
' " IU iiiyer. Woad, Wednesday.
and Friday. .. ... ' ' ' :
" ' ProTidenee, Satrdar.
Thront-h bUl lsding glren, d rat riMrss
atoallBinU.atth different nfllces of the
"compaales. ' 1
Mar sn ty. 8, H.0RAT. At't, Vvprf, Np
On and after MONDAY NEXT, the New
Berne and Pamlico Steam Transportation
Company will dispatch their
New and Fast Sailing Steamer
ELM CITY
as follows nntll furthernotiee : ,
Mondays and Thursday . " -
jueave nay ooro ror ft ew tterne gam.
V Stopping nt-Honewall, Van- '
demure, Brood Creek and
Adams Creek.
Wednesdays and Saturdays
ive jsewiierne for Eayboro I a.m,
Htopping at Adnms Creek,
Broad Creek, Vandemere and
HUuiewalL
Having good accommodation both for pa
senger and freight at very low rates, ask that
the merchants and producer along Its line
give it their cheerful support.
For further Information enquire at the of-
ace." Foot of Craven street
8. H. GRAY.
' .;."-Gea'f Manager.
Or any of it Agents at the following places:
ABE LEE, Adams Creek. ' . '
- D. H. ABBOTT, Viimleniere.
C. H. FOWLKli, Mimewall,
H. H. FOWLKK, Kuylioro,
JOSHUA DEAN, Urouil Creek.
ta- Freight received under cover every day
In the week. m21d&wly
'RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Midland N. C, Railway Co
TIME TABLE No. 10
jVew Series.
la KflFect Monday, 6:25 A.M., March
t ; . ' .;. ; IS. 1883. : ; '
EAST.
W KST.
No. 47.
Kxnrpsn
No. 48
Pass.alVJail
f STATIONS. liU
in tiiEil
OKNTH Ali UIVIMON.I C. !
Smitliflcld..... v
liuldrboro
A. X f , U1MMOX.
Golrisbiiro (li
La lining 6 0
Kiiiflon 4 XI
New Hemp S ."!)
Morehend Dvhii
Arr. L'vk.
a. m.; A. H
!
111
0 ftil
6 ill
7 201
10 S.J
ft 16
1 (I
4 9
2 8
12 II'
i: M.
t 46
7 60
A. H. .
EAST
WEST.
Nu.S
Mixed
Train. '
No. 4
Wlxei' '
Tm '.
STATIONS
Arr.
P. H.
L've.
e. m.
Air
A. M.
CKNTIIAI. D. . l.vlON.
Smltlilldlil
Goldsboro.. ......
A. 4 It. C. DIVIMON
Golil'boro
3 Ml
a i
37
P. V.
)1 41
10 :1
2iJ
4 All
0 11
8 42
r. m
La Grange, I
Kinstoti,.. : I
Newbern,
1(1 41
I 40
II 26
I A. M.
47 and .48 daily.
Train 48conmct with 'Wilniinirtou & Welilou
trains bound Sonlh, leaving Goldvbero at 6:23
p. in., and 8:2 p.m.. and bound Nurtb at 9:f0p,in.
Train 47 oounot with Uichmonn It Dnarllls
Train from ths Wpki at s-45 A. M.. :ind Wil
mington A Wrldon Tin ill bound Sou ill st 4:0(1
A.M. -
Train 4 will leav Newbern, M.ntljvWediu
1i.1v and Friday. Train S returns the name day.
Trains 8 and 4 Ipreekfji-t anil cupper at Afin-
(OI'. , , r
' ELL, -
. Miister of Transportation.
Central Division,
TIME TABLE AVI,
In effect Monday, 7:30 A. M., March 19,
1883.
WEST.
EAST.
No t No. 2.
Mixed Train. Mixed Iroin.
STATIONS.
Arr. L've. Arr. 1ve.
7 Ul Ooldiboro...... 8 12
8 2d Smthneld 7 80
r. M. p. M. . A.M. A.M.
Train 1 connecla with W. & W. Train bound
South t 822 P.M.
Train 2 leaves Smlthneld in time t connect
With W. h W. Train bound North at m A. M.,
and iLkl). Train bonnd West st 10 A. M.
The trains on this Road will run dally. Son-
days excepted. '
s . A. t. rvvycLiLi,
" 5-., Mastor of Transportation.'
MM
l,
savins iiAciii. :c
CHICAGO. ILL
-7 OR AN HE, MA!
iWOa
1
J. L ST0IJE, Can, AgW
Y. SIMPLE
sm? ::::?.:;e. n. c march 9. isss
Putting itoffBecause She tad Notlilns
to Put on.
Sasie AVasbington, of Louisville,
Ky., was ensrasred to vouns Barret,
of the firm of Grinn & Barret. He
had to, after she told him on the
eve of their wedding that she did
not intend to marry him, bnt that
she loved aad would wed instead Mr
Wigfield, of Chicago. Next day
he returned to the youDg lady's
house when Miss Washington was
not at home. Left alone in the
house, through the open door' of
the love's chamber he saw lying
on the bed the bridal outfit. Rol
ling up the things in a large bundle
he took tuem away with him. when
Miss Washington returned, she
found the things cone, and,; on
learning from the servant who had
been there, at once suspected Avhat
had become of them. After crying
awhile from mortification, she de
termined to have him arrested tor
stealing. She started out for a po
liceman and told htm about the
affair. A warrant was sworn out
for Barret's arrest, but that indi
vidual had got out of the city. Miss
Washington, heart-broken at her
loss, postponed her wedding with
tne Chicago man on the plea of
" nothing to wear."
Lincoln and tli Quakeress.
w
'Great thougbta come fron the
heart said a. French pbilosopher,
He might have added, ' "aiwl arv
expressed in lew and fit ting words."
Jso American ever so truly ulns
trated this apothegm as did Mr,
Lincoln in his speech at Gettys
burg. He had the ai t of making a
periect speecn m lew words. An
other speech of his also illustrates
his wonderful art.
During the war Mrs. Guruey, an
eminent Quakeress, sought au in
terview with Mr. Lincoln in order
to animate his spirit by exhortation
and prayer. One rainy Sunday
momiugshe, in company with three
Friends, saw the President in his
private room at the White House.
In a short address she assured
him of the sympathy which she and
the Friends felt tor the burden
bearing Executive. She then knelt
in ferveut prayer for him and the-
country. , ; .. . -
As Mrs. Guruey was leaving, the
i'resident took her hand, and hold
ing it for a few moments in silence
said, "I am glad of this interview.
In the very responsible situation in
which I am placed, as au humble
instrument in the hands of my
Heavenly ..Father, I have desired
that all my words and actions may
be in accordance with His will; but
if after endeavoring to do my best
witn the Iignt which lie aliords me,
I find my eflorts fail, then I must
believe that for some purpose ud
known to the He wills it otherwise
'Iflhadhad my way, this war
would never have been, but never
tneiess it eame. 11 l bad had ray
way, the war would have ended be
fore this; lint nevertheless it stil.
continues.
"We must conclude that He per
mits it lor some wise purpose.
though we may not be able to com
prebend it. For we cannot but be
lieve that He who mado the world
still governs it." ' . ,
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1
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i 1 T. George Best Hams,
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it is compounaea nom tne axtractea ana con
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I 1 . ..u.n it and (.litmint, Miifolk. V. A.
I Aug 1 6 mil . ....... .
(SUCCESSOB TO MEWEOEXK & lTAlvPFJi,)
WILL SELL "
Lee's Prepared Lime, ; i
Hymans & Dancy's
Hymans & Dancy's
Cotton Seed Meal, good cow teed. r ;
For Cash or' on Time in Lots to Suit .Customers.
Will deliver on River Landings or Railroad Stations Free of Freights
OFFICE AT LEVI J. MOORE'S STORE,
T: mar3-wgmd3t - KINST0N, N. C.
mm
-
AT -
' We call especial attention to our largo line of SHIRTS :
The Eighmie Shirt, the bosom of which will not break or crease, only $1.00. '
The Elm City Shirt, manufactured for us ; all the later improvements rein
forced, snd everlasting stays which prevent tearing down the back or up tba
sleeve ; only 1.00.
Rcgnlar made British H. Hose ; only 25c. a pair ; a bargain. ; : . .,
Full line of Gents' Handkerchiefs, white and colored Dordcrs. We hava
just received a new lot of White Silk Handkerchiefs at .$1.00.
New Ties and Scarfs just received.
Linen Bueey Robes, ft 1.25. .
Our Spring Line of Clothing will soon
great variety.
Hats I Hats ! ! Hats I ! ! Closing out to make room for spring Mock.
Give us a trial on Underwear. All wool goods at Cost. -Boys'
Shirt Collars and Cuffs.
To arrive by next steamer New Straw Mattings and full line of Boys' am "
Children' Clothing.
HnwAiti) MOMS,
an3-dAw Ox2oalto Epiwoopal datxircla..
OHA.S...H.
WHOLESALE AND
roceries,
Provioions,
t 1
' ' . ...... f ; '. -f ; - .' " - t -. -:
Tobacco,
i7oodand
7illov-vare
The Largest Exclusive Grocery Bouso in Ihe C'itv.
My stock is always complete, and goods fresh. .' :' .... ...i
I will guarantee to sell goods iu my line as chtttp as any hue in Norfolk,
and consequently save freight charges and marine risks. ' ' ... ...
My stock of liquors Is complete, andI invite special attention of tuyecs be
fore making purchases.
T.A.
LARGEST
WboMe-'IoGsc:,--'
IK THE CITY.
Keeps always in Stock large quantities PORK, LONG
; CLEAES, FLOUE, SUGAE COFFEE, SYRUP,
Molasses, Gait, ';c. ,
L0HILLAHD AND
ALSO A
3?
LARGE
. , i
DRY GOODS, TOOTS,; SH0ESr and Arfcudls's Aricca
C2AC2Er,3 an I CAHE3 in great variety. A large Etccktf
T7h::b bycrs rill rd a largs STCCX Et IcTvert Prices
:'D:3't f.:i to
mar.23 l,y f!f.w ,
nea ma Leers'
Premium (juauo
Acid Phosphate
and
GOODS
be complete. Blue Flannel Suits in
BLANK,-'
RETAIL DEALER IN
Snuff,
and Liquot'G.
ict3-d&w
Mnr. 0. 1 v l-4d w
AND OLDEST
OAIL 5 AS
SITtJFP,
OF
yon buy.
MIDDLE' ' STREET,
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