'i'olic.., Lwi
(.4 si l ?ter A.Y M-.iT, the New
:i and Pamlico Ete&ia. Transportation
1 --y t-'.'I (!'-- itielr v"
Ijvy" wa3 LrougLt in, a prisoacr,
charged with nearly l'liingri old
At,
AJ
Ariird c.l I:
.3
-,jy.
bald-headed man, wL 3 he? was
Org
v IT. C . . I. . iLii ol-
i:
c.
Juna 2, ' '83.
.-, :: j Ci,-te Bj! oil
H;t tltt, br JoUy Old
riifci Friday, via tatelteior's
,r--
' Cisxnar rest'
fc& lUy 80ih, for Polloka-
v"" , r -" j a 8 jn., retanOaf sama
Ticts 3 cents rowd trip to piooio
aai icsrsioa parties. - :: v. 7 . --, ;-r
TLwsJiy, 814, chartered for excur
sion. ':. '.. v: .
Friday, Jane 1st, for Trenton, wiling
at f ton., TeturaiBj Saturday,
, : Gea'i. Freight Agent.
teb-4A .
TbsITc
:a Eivflf Navigation
Ocmpany .
WnraalhefbllowlngSolieanlet
''X Clzfsxtr Clssiia v.7.':
VtU leave the OM Dominion Wharf TCIM-
Tt " l rr-IDAT. an arriv at Klnaten
ir..... I ,VYS and, SATURDAYS, and teave
Klnatoa L0XDAT8 and TEURSDAT8, arrlv
lag la Hew Bene the aama'day. Will toooh
M all Laadlngi along tat River going ana
Tale tteaaaer aiakee ctaa eoaaeetlon with
ha Old IXmalaloa Una.
1 Frlt reeelvwl oa U dayi of aaiUng. '
roriataiattaaOafanirabard.
I. X. WHITE,
aatMltf Manager.
OLD DOMimON
Steamship
Kw TwTK. Baittlftor. Nor-
. flk Doatoa, Ellxbth C7i
rttttadelpbi. Prorlden,
y'- tri that Cttt.
I--: '
Urj Utb, lt:3f
ui;til FUBtnEB notice
. 1 .... ... a. . .
Wl f 'N. r"-n ilvl el train o Kerfik
Bou....-a i l L'iaath CHy, iy
v ' ' i-If xt Ciaraeiaf ,
fcjf Wew Bam' Ketarafeg kavet Kew Beta
er aouaaeta vttr every f :
I4lai, AaWaf ' dM ottactioa wltli Kr-
Mk aeaiawa
tar Northern elUea,
at Kew tome with
Mtam lor Khutos. PollokiTlll. Tromto
e4 a4 adlac a the hw Trwrt
tr i(rhU reeeived for
Tmem eaa Fridu after S'X Bt.
"ri titnuM nromntlT aad lowwt ratei
f- -i u Fw to Eirafc
..r a4 letnra, M. e -4. 0
jt.vrfol. U. T Baltimore, as. To New York,
B.aBXSn,AgllWenaa,
Otnmrmatvairaa,;.. : ,?)
Ag'ti.Kerfalk.T.A
W. BTieaaa.aB'lTrlajr't. '
Mar. HIV 4 jfewTarkatr
, Cir-i if Fiaf ii lew TbA. f
ibS new Tonii
E03T0H, PEOVIDEHOE,
and all points .
- florthondwVest
After tai data wttl receive freight 1 New Xn
i for Kew pern at
PICK T, ifonTU KlVlCtl,
Oflot Kev Xorlt tnd BaUinort
" ' jFrantvortatwn Co.
If mtula ahnald remember that tble I oa
tk t Sta Ua eut ef York, aiaktng
dtllf eoantioa with VeJttmor for W HOTae;
U w
(ToMhloaatKorfolk) .
1- r-w Bern fr Baltimore TUESUATl
1 . 4tlat. Ieve Baltimore fol
ew k.ra iiNESiAT8 dad SATll&BAYt
Aru are a foUws ' c :, t.v
anrrx rcsno. osl jrw.
atLichtaBai't.V!
US. W. CuOARSIOK, Ag't Norfolk, ta.'
V. t. C-d e Co., rhtladelBkie, M Boath
. I '
)'kt Flt. Traa. line, Pter t, Worth rrcer
, T.f - . , 6SOMriwaari. .
fc. t , - 1, -rovidMM B. L
. lt.il. 4. i i i jw. rric wkarl v
ai.'jH-. '-, Taia and aMwdaya,
" Vork dwir. 1.1
j itimor, Wiseadayt tndlatBrdaw
' 1,4 L Mr, a-viauayaj waaweas&i.
bad Friday. . . i
, j i-Ttlho, Strlri
1 brMth bi.. li nf g , and rat tfaaraa
4 U all aetata, at Ui didwent ntm of tht
empanie, ..
' f r --v
(Car M ly 8. U- C SAT. i St. I.'w Iru,M
." niL.r.1 CITY,
follows until further btuca : 1
Mondays and Tnt-wla-ve
lrf-ve t "vimk'o tor newrnrne a m.
!!i,g li-tonewall,'va-
dinre, huuiKp . . ami , ;
Adam Onck.
Wednet'-vs t!ut,iay - u ?' -
l)ve Net tMtrae for Bayboro 8 tun.
t-M .(iij at Adam Creefc,
lV Fi.oo, VauUumete vap4,.;i
rilonewall.
Having food aeoosimodatlen bota for pai
tangent ait frehjht at very low rates, ask that
the merchant and producer! aloof Its line
give It their cheerful support.
For farther information enquire at the of-
flee, Foot of CreVea street. 1 '
f ' a a gray,
7' fr Uen'l Manager.
Or any of Its Agents at the following place:
ABE LES, 'Adam Creek,
1). H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
. tt- r uwL.i-.it, Bionewau, i c
, h. H. FOWLER, Bayboro, . ,
,'. JOSHUA DEAN, fauiUco. ! . .
I Freight Jreoelved under cover every day
the week. ( , ianxidAwly
RAHEOADS.
tf It
.It. "
LI
Wig
JUf lurix;
Irtr
Ja.Ua&ic , 5t j fl C. Railroad;
TIME TABLE No. 2,
In Effect 6:l6 P.M., Thursday, May 24th,
1NJ8. , .
EAST.
WEST.
N. 47.
EXPTOM
No. 48
Ex Dree.
PauiaHaO
STATIONS.
" . -
Pae.llail
Arr. L'yei
Arr.
f. M
p. a
T.H,
r. a.
ml
Ooldehoro. .
is so
6 l
ts
4
La Qrang.
U 35 11 S8
7 S3
Kinto,i......,
VT 1
11 00
11 06
9 ti
06
1
7 Ml
11 45
.Morehead Depot,,
a.
A. M.
a. A.x,
BAR.
WEST.
j ::
Mat
Jflx-dPt
Pee. Tieia.
Arr. 'IVve.
so
tat 7 10
T W T to
IM S 11
at tu
n ess
18 01 II If
4S rA0
11 0 U 17
A. M. A. M.
No. 4
HlaVFirt A
ST4T10JTB. v
Pass. Tra Bl
Arr.'; " tote.
l-.W. !
48
ft 12
8 47
8 i
in
M
' 61
17
60S
r. m. j
r. a.
6olkboro,
jseet ...... .a.
La Gran (re, -..,.
FallttKCreek..
KintOk,MWMMMMM
Dover....
Core Creek
Tatcarora
01rke',
S IS
8 tx
8 12
' 48
SS
02
6 27
6 Ul
4 W
aewbern, ..
r.
1
BAST:
WtST.
No. 6. t
1 . " t W ."
re-.Tri. 1 BTAxroKs. 1 raw. .Trai.
: . , ? .........f..A.
Arr. ' L'vj
Arr. It've.
M J !
A. a.j A. m. i ' '
X. a. i
, S 00;
165
I 00;
1 S:
13 66!
-IS 49:
IS H-
i ; 1. !
r.u.
P. Mi
u A. 4 SPi Nwbern..,. .
7 is; f U- Biverdale
7 26 - 7 80! Croataa .
7 M! S 07; Hsyelock.i............
8 3: 8 44; Newport
I M ue; Adrewi......i
18! 88! MomaeMl Oi...
117
2 OS
I 36
1 01
1 44
IS If
U 48
1 er
. W. I
8 48? ! Morehead Bepot.,
A; !
P.M.
TMtlnfS eenneetiwiih
Traia Monad Weft, teavl
p. ., aid 'witfc- WiltartM
Sonth. at 103 p. m.
Tram 47 eonat with Bkhnond A Dnyille
Trala, arrivinir Ooldsbcro at 6:00 p.m., and Wil
wlnctoa, and Weldon Train from the north at
Train 4 d-Hy except Saturday and Sndday
Trala 9 dally except Snnday and Monday.
Tralaitkf,Tui
iedayand Friday.
Train 47 anfiai
ir at alUMtoa, Train 4 topper
at Kluton.x TratAt kteakfatt at lUniton.
James A. Dryan,
HA if
JJf t . ' ? ' r Superintendent.
Uldland N. C. RaUwaj.
TIMH TABLE No. 2,
In effect Friday, 8.-00 A. M., May 4th,
10OO. v .:
WBSt.
' EAST.
No. 1. No. 8.
Mixed Train. Mixed Train.
STATIONS.
Arr. Lv. Arr.-.-I've.
T 08 OokMoro 7 40
7 IS 7 17 Oopeland ..... T SO 7 90
7 81 7 98 Princeton.......... M 7 00
7 41 7 41 Holt't Mill............ f 46 48
7M 8 99 Pine Level . , 6 90 8 Si
9 90 Smthfield...., 6 CO
P.M. P.M. A.M. AJI.
!!' V .' ' 1 r in 1 , ,,
Train 1 connect with W. A W. Train bonnd
Train Xleavei Smithfleld In 'time to connect
with W. a W. Train bonnd North at 8:68 A. M.
and B. A D. Train bonnd Wert at 10 A M, 77,
The train oa thieSead will run daily,
See Bnle and Regnlatlni en Tim Table
lenTi
yan
-fiaeACryaa,
Superintendent.
Tli Tistas ad Weeds of loitk Carfe
1 Vol., 18 Mo., Cloth. , 81.25.
The
Sablieation of anch faott la a ahape
ee them accessible, la .the best er-
that mal
vice that the publlcviplrtud men In the South
can ao meir Hiatee."-. js. i. woria.
"The very thing needed. A very important
work forihe boti."Wilnilngton Star.
"A timely and valuable publication. Must
prove of great service to the State." Char
lotte Journal.
" 1 hdoie.th Btateagreat service,
Bl ...J eourr, J .i v . .,
"Of anoh thorongh excellence that It de
serve the widest elrcslatloaV- Nashville
Uinwennan.
nrip4 o tilted f Is
' elvl .din t ins .
and an aociuaoe and beauuiuilv exevuted
mo of the fetate, with Ell the railroad route
BTKMTBOVT'B BOOK.
erhaw4rs to simple qaeetlone frequently put
Point in Law of value to every man In
North Carolina the professional man, the
farmer, the mechanic, the landlord, the ten.
ant, the cropper, the laborer.
Umo., t r. 82 pDsea. Price (flyf postage
or si'ie by booksellers generally, who may
r . i.a m qun,uies on mvormwe terms,
i ft "f I em Ifnoi be had
t r I - --i no, h.;ied t .. . ml on
i :. 3. r t ? r
Pp1i'"1iC 1, T ' "Mr ait i, New
tr 1 . . . .j.e, .... r, .,11,
For North. West dad Couth, via A. &
For Beaufort and the East, at
:90p.ra.: . '"".'.,7 7'- -i- Z''t
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wadnas
days, and fridays at 6:00 a. &i. .
For Trenton, Polloksville and Miysi
ville.dailya 7:80 a.m. v '
, For Gran taboro, Bay River and Vaa
detaere, daily at 8 a. m.' ' . ; . 0
- The contractor will take paasengora
to Stonewall for one dollar, and to Au
rora serai-weekly at $1.50. , V; ', , 7''
OFFICE HOTOS: ', .7 - J"'
In Money Order and Registered Let
ter Department, from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m.
' In Mailing Department from 9 a. m.
to 5p.m. '" x -. '"7 -
Office open constantly between these
hours except when taaife are'being dia-
tributed or sent. ' , ,V
Open on Sunday from 9 to 1 a. m.
STATE NET73
i n ,v. tf
VMA froai our Exckangeg. r -
Greenville Reflector: The" far
mers in this section are not com
ining. If there is na more Cn
favorable weather Pitt county will
make a large crop. v"
Wil. Star: Wti regret to, Ler
that Mr. Joseph W. Taylor was
quite badly injured by the sndden
parting ol one ot the belts at . Ms
mill on Wednesday afternoon, b
one end of which he Was . Stricken
and knocked across the timber car
riage among a pile of lumber ', aai
sustained severe bruises about -the
face and body beside7 spraining one
of his wrists. He was taken to his
home, near by where he received
the necessary surgical attenfcon. He
was better yesterday, we under
stood. The latest cariosity w a
chicken, two or three' fceeks bid,
that has 'but ane wings The gen-
flomon WrVirtnvnB thia'fuipor iwrtrfl.
sensative of pqultryaom had his
attention first attracted to - the
chicken by noticing that it could
not walk good, the ode-sided ar
raigtme it of Itmiernanlake f
seriously lntOTiering witn its pow
ers of locomotion.
Fayctville 1 Observer t Mr. W
Hollinsrsworth. who has been
with, the Stat I?8h; enBMjirtj ti
Avoca and more recently at Wei-
den, returned home the other day,
brineiosrr soma' ftna speciroens of
the rock ova and young fish, show
ing their appearance jqst, 'aer
chiag.aiid'wheji thaoctfta'daj-B
old. We hope we may soon see some
substantial and beneficial results
from the labors of the Fish Depart
ment in North Carolina' The
other dayy whiH tb& LarEayette
iiight inlantry were target prac
tidng, ,miniev Bail whizzed by
the head of Mr. J. K.Kyle, at work
in his field three-quarters of a
mile awav., . He .was too far dis
tant to msnngnisii the report of
the gun, pat toe out familiar 'zip
oobM -not - bt' mistaken ha- hi
KaAd 1 4-va ' . i I rTKoiiiai minii
shoot as the children say; 'clean
out of sight; and tha only way to
discharge ana safely it to bang
away m th xronnd, - calling ont
for the people on the other side to
lookout down below.1 ' ; ;
Chatham Recori:The assessors of1
tms townsmp nave lncreaacQ toe
valuation of the real estate therein
143,000, making it 174,000 instead
or i3i,ouo as heretofore. Iftheval
nation of the property in all the
other townships has been increased
as much as in this it will amount to
about half a million dollars in this
oounty. -'We doubt, However, if
ma?y fornships Mra . wadeo
gra-tiWi iacxcjse. aJaifcaeda mJi
know a man in this who will sell
his farm at the valuation placed oa
it by the assessors. Mr. John
Wicker, of Moore county, and his
sister Mrtvi' Stephen i Johnaon, of
tms county, ootn xitea the same
nigb,tla8t, week. ... It was quite are
markaUe coinciJenb.-CUt. M
Y White, of Bear Creek , township,
nas urongnt to tne Kecora's mu
eum .a tobacco leaf raifd byhii
that is ' quite a' curiosity'' It is fc
double or twin leaf, each hall of
which is exactly the same size.
Irish Faction Fights.
Among .the miseries brought
upon. Ireland by the use of whiskey
were the Faction Fights, wherein'
O'Kelley's belabored the skulls of
the, O'Learrs, because they $ be
longed to the rival clan. It iras
high compliment ! which one of
Father Matthews' converts paid to
the labors tr the Afiostle ol'Tem
perance, when he said, ''At the last
fair in Tralee there wasn't a Btick
lifted; but the Lawlers and the
Cooleens met for the first time ia
the memory of fnaa witjt Javing
a dead lwy to be canied home to
the widily's cabin." In Mr. S. C,
nail's "I'-trofpect of a Long Life,"
tncre is reported a scene which Il
lustrates the trr. .'1LL,:..1 story cf
t' 3 drlla LI..: ::a rsciiag abc::t
Being aked to swt " 'an
jainst the accus, I wl ad
wounded -him, the irjiired i..an
was silent, and on reins: pressed
refused to say any thic. i i
The -tnaistiyitQ tu; i t the
culprit and said, 1
ashamed to have killed th!3old man
who 'will not give information
against you! fiadyoii any illwili
to him!" - ,
'OH, aona. at all, yer Honor; I
never saw him before today."
: "ThenJ what made you do it!"
H'(WekH) fall yer,,BononAod
tr'uth.' Ye see, I came late into the
fair. LtfeSft was," agin -"-'), : for all
the fightir; wan ever, ,: as I was
strutting abosst, loot Jfor some
boy to crc tv f tklf f , 1 saw this
poor ma's tld head i -fed out sof
a-filit of tv t?"t that he mi Lf 71 cool
it; 81 1 . , oed so inviting, that
for tU 1 a' ne, I couLIu't help
hitting JI j 1 low,." . )
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In Great Variety &m
.1.(1 :
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WvE-A FULL STOCK OF
I I
01
T':;rUDi3ii;9;e;
Gauze, Lisle Thread and Net Undershirts, all prices. . , , , -"
n Pull Stock of Eighmie and Elm City Shirts, guaranteed to fit, only $1 .00. '
v Tobby Suits, Alpaca, Drap d'Ete and Sicilian Coats for warm weather, Lnrge '
line of flusters. See our 910 suits. . , :- : ; . '
Collars. Cuffs, White Ties and W, hite Vests. "
. Straw Hats in great varietv, from 5 centamp, j r Ji-''JtrTr
1 Nobby Pearl Colored Stiff Hats. ' . " T r - ' - ,
;' Alpaca and Silk Stin Umbrellas,' Wo have a few dozen Misses Gossamer Rub
ber Circulars, which we will close out at $1.25.' V-
Large line or ValiscB and Trunks.'
If you need a Straw Matting call on
receiving and selling it. ; ,. i. : -.!
- We have a nice line ot Low Shoes,
Gent's Slippers
re. v
Gents' Colored ,Hai; llose, lull line,
Try Ul First,' when yott'
w
Pom; TJ0af,-'C CayspUt
lii.f Id !f;'HI'U)il '
mi' t u i lii rt :
i'K;ii1!:;
NOW IN'SlX)dK7'r,ARikifETl ;:,
. $00 Bushels Stock
(, 800 Bushels Bolted
700 Bales' Find Timothy Hay,
1000 Bushels Oats,
2000 Bushels Meadows Cheap Horse Feed"U. ; - '
iaooUralkv nun lJ3 'eaaoA'i -
" ; 'jfl 1 1 M' ( 'mi. . ii.
' ".'; -it '' ! . ' , .'.., i,. i
.. . ' ; ! t . '
r-nh'i,ifZlV-', ;V, i;,..';.u
WHOLESALE AND
Pork, Long Clears, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Molasses, Salt, Snuff, Tobacco,
Dry uoods, Hoots, Shoes, uoffee, urackers, uakes, etc., etc.
TnaSdAwly
1
MAY!'1,
: : U
BRICK,
,
OF
Rosendale$
IortlaTd
1
r
BALES EOOM Craven Street,
Aujriod&w'tf
WHOjWALE LIQUOI ;D13AL1!11.
r t"
FO?.
,hJ w y
Ak.7
Afr Id
: c.
'rt tl-rlc't;
wly ,
I Seed Jotiti.t
Cotton Feed
,iiA A' I 4UaW M. h.N
ft r W( -i
f ,n i- f
Lister's Dissolved Uone,
h Whaun's Plov Grand,
. ; JF(r.Trackera;aad C)ottn("
' HarTtera. I AT
AND ..CtJLTlvATORB.
at Very Lxivr.tfricss.
CEO. ALLEN Ci CO.
f P"y 0
0.
us before you buy. We are constantly
' i .
Stacy Aiiamsi it Co. 'a jratcnt Tumps sod
,- 1 r '- ' l' l t ' . i.m'IU
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