ptcari Tnsspstetla. Co'y
Stw Bxax,N.a,MayT.l8M.
8UV K& SCHSUULB OF THK STEAMER
EII CITY
to ( into effect on and after May 11,1881: '
. Leave Bayboro at 8 a. tit. for New
Hern, stepping at Stonewall, Van
deinere, Famllao, Smiths Creek,
Adams Creek and filverdala.
Tn- aday ' ' fiV'
Leave Mew Berne tor HydeOourtyat
a n m .atonnlns at Adams Creek.
By thla arrangement we are enabled to
make close connection with the Northern
steaaaers. ( ; ' , . ,
Tnarsday "
. . Leave Hyde Connty for New Berne
. , , atf emn stopping at Aaanis Creek.
Saturday-- rDe for Bayboro at 8
a, m., stopping at Rlverdale, Adams
Creek. Smiths Creek, Famllao, Van
: demere and Stonewall. - v
Friday up for excursions. ; ' '
Having good accommodation both for pas
sengers and freight at very low rates, ask that
am aserenanta ana proaaoers aiong 11 nm
glvalt their cheerful support.
For farther Information enquire at the of
Bea, Foot of Craven street.
. RALPH GRAT,
- - Agent at New Berne.
Or any of its Agents at the following placas:
ABE LEE, Adams Creek.
D. M. WATSON, Lake Landing, Hyde Co,
, D. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
. C H. FOWLER, Stonewall,
8. H. FOWLKH, Bayboro,
O. F. M. DAIL. Pamlico.
W. H. JACOBS, Bmitha Creek, '. ' (
UALLETT BKOa. Kiverdale. : ' !
- Freight received under cover every day
the week. Ian2ldwly
yefs Cherry Pectoral.-
... . "OmilKOaio, Sept 19, W8X,
COLDS, Having been subjeet to a broa
v ehial arJertioa, with freq,aent
colds, for s number of yean, I hereby eetv
JOtj that Area's Cniaar Pectobal gives .
" Be prompt relief, and Is the most effeotire
remedy I have ever tried. , '- 1
Jamii A. Haii.towp
. Sditorof Tkt ennt,
-.l..i"Mt.eUead.Ohio,JnM.tt8i '
COUGHS. ' 1 taT wed Arutt Ckut
PwrroEAU this spring for a se
ver cough and long trouble with good
effect, and I an pleased to recommend it
to any cot similarly affected.' -'
J t " Hastky Bacghvatt,'
r t Proprietor Globe Hotel.
: v ' . peifajiedbt j
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.', Lowell, Mass.
5, ... ' Sold by all Druggists. '
THK
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
Has attained a standard of excellence which
admits of no superior.
It contains every Improvement that inventive
genius, uuu ana money can pnmuce.
;V,- the
NEUSE L TRENT RIVER
Steamboat Company
Will ran the following Schedule on aud after"
Friday, August 23d, im :
Steamer Trent
Will leave New Berne for PoUoksvllle, Tren
ton and Intermediate landings every Friday,
returning on Saturday. ,
For Polloksvllle and return every Wednes
day. - . m : .
'ftils en tbles the merchants to receive
through freight the next day alter it
arrives at New Berne.
The steamer TRENT can be ehartered
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays for ex
cursions, etc.
' . Steamer Kinston , ,
will la&va Nawharn for Kinston everv TUES
DAY and FRIDAY; returning leaves Kin
ston for Newbern every uuhuaj. aua
THURSDAY; touching at Jolly Old Field and
all intermediate points both going and earn
la .
' Tli am steamers make close connection with
the O. I, 8 S. Co. and North Oarolina Freight
Line. For further information apply to
, W. K. STl'ftON, Ja., at Newbern,
W. F. Stahly, Kinston. '
D. 8. Babbus, PoUoksvllle.
S. Quimiklt, Jolly Old Field.
J. H. WHITE, Oen'l Manager,
feb7d&w - Kinston. N.O
ODI -
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THE JOURNAL.
NETS BERNE. NJa. EEPT.'lO, 1884.
- Seven Bpringi Items.
T3-
The cool nlcbU and hot dave makes
the festive mosquito get around.; :
Cotton cickttt hat commenced and
S&mboand Dinah ar supremely happy'.
When you buy a postage stamp don1!
wait till you; write your letter to pay
The attendance at the Springs this
summer baa been greater than that of
any previous season.
Henry Spence is making brick to aid
in the future building operations of this
rustic burg. Long may be wave.
The Democrats of Indian Springs
township met on Saturday and elected
eight delegates to tne county conven
tion. " -i ", ' '. ' , i ,
Mr. Eugene Tucker aud lady and
Kiss Maggie Boesseri from New Berne,
are among the guests at'-: the Bea well
Bouse.- .:.',:-? ii-in? I: :!
Col. Charlotte, of Beaufort; and T.
R. Cherry, of 'Geeepyijle,. have been
rusticating in the Seponia- Bills, sketch
ing, fishing, "etc.; The former gentle
man was called away on Saturday on
business in New York, ,
Goose Creek Items. ,,
U 1
STATX or KoBTHCAaoUKA, I Sutvrtor Court,
.... Oaven County. I Fall Term, last,
R. W. Cator, W. J. H. 'Walterg, W. U. Pagan,
J. McK. White, J. H.. F. P.. and Oeorje Uator,
trading as Armstrong, Cator Co.; i.mmiuel
Greenbaum, A. Koeaegburger and Heriuan
Qreeubaum, tradlngoa lmnc-Ureenbaura A
Hons: M. liecht aud 8. O. Ptttzel, trading as
HecUt A Putzel; A. G., C; ii , aud IHivid
HuUler, tradlog ea- Huteler Bros.; J. Ilftrs
burg and U Fllesher, traciiug as J. llnrsburg A
Co.; T . Wra., and A. Keruoud, tradiug aa
Kerngood Bros.; Leon Selmger aud renj
.Newman, trsdlugas Seltngrr A Newman; M ,
Henry and Uenj. Kree!uian trading aa M.
Freodman A Hons; F.dward and Jutlus H.
Btich. trading as 8tloh llros.; Abram and liewU
Levy, trading as A. Levy A Uro.; S. U. Ureen
baum and Wm, Jneephy, trading aa 8. H,
Oreenbanm A Co.; Ohaa Griesvnian andMor
ris Taylor, tmding"a8rlssman A Taylor; A.
Erlanger, IL aud 0. Kouhelm, trading a Er
langer, Boulielm A Co.; IxutioraColin.lnadore
Ball and Adotph King, trading as Conn, Bail
A Co.; Thos. J Smith, James J. QulKlej, A.
It and C A. HcOown.tradtug as A. It. Mo
Oownd: Co.; Wm. O., Huuib'ug and Philip
Simon, trading as Wm. G. Hiimbura A. t'o
Frank A Kills, Abrem B. ICpapp' and James
T. Uorrow, tiadlug aa Kliis. Knapp1 Co :
Nathan btiauHe, Lanlel Ktraas Lho, Loeb
' A Co on liehalf of themselves and all other
credltorsoi m.aului4i ifc l.o.-:-
. 1.1 J H I- ' PlftllltilTS,
Axaiust -
Wm. Sultan and Wui.tBen, trading an Wm.
Rnltan A Co.; Wm. Cohen, Hunuali Unheu,
(ieo. ureen. Alary HUltau. n. aaetumny, t:. at.
opening, a. Asner, a. at. utock, r.ueue
Haskett, Lewis H. French, Richard Dixon, T.
A.Bell,asHimeeorJ. H. Bell, James M. Mayo,
assignee or i uuusm ever ana ai. ti.Muiuin,.
. ; ' Defendania -
To E. M. BperllDg, II. Boohospy jind lary
Kultan-Take notice;
The above entitled action Is a creditor's
bill brought by the plaintiff for themselves
and all other oreditors of the dofeudnnts, Wm.
Sultan A Co., to recover of said defendants
Judgment for their respective debts as set
out in complaint, xo nave ueoiarea leigueu,
fictitious and fraudulent certain debts pre
ferred in favor of ' flie defendants. K. M.
Sperling, 41. Cohen, H. Borhospy ftnd Mary
Sultan In a certain deed of trust uiade by
Wm,, Sultan A Co. to Geo. Green, Dec. 20,
lsS-1 To restrain sold Orien from Davlna
said hlhged debts. To have the nsslgnmeut
of certain ohuses in action and securities to
H. Cohen ny wiu Cohen declared fraudulent
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CHICAGO, ILL.
H, A. Beel is bavin a dwelling-house
erected. . 4
The Primitive i UaptiHts will dedicate
their new church at Grantsboro next
Crow'very-Kood.i JTinelweither fortndtorestrain.si.idH
saving fodder, and farmers aramaking
good use of it Getting'' ra'tfeer dry for
potatoes. ,
No marriages. JOue young lady says
hard times cau bos it wait till times get
better. She intends to be some one's
bride. I think. t
Very sickly about here.'.! Mr Xewis
Jones b little cirl, aeed two years, died
Thursday of congestive r fever. Mr. J
Lester's wife died last week. Jur.JNoan
Dixon is very sick; also six members
of Mr. Asa furore s family, j v ;
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SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
For New Yoric, Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City,
Philadelphia, Providence,
and other Cities.
ON AND AFTER
Monday July 2nd, 1883,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Shenandoah
Will leave, upon s.Tival of train oa Norfolk
Southern Bailiuid at ttilzaoetn city, every
HONDA! AND THURSDAY i
fr Vsw Berne. Retiirninn leaves New Berne
(or EMsaoetb Uity every
' ' TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
at I P. taalcinc close connection with Nor
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Close conaection made at Mew Seme with
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Office of New Tori and Baltimore
' Transportation Co.
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NEW BERNE, N. C.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
And ail kinds Grave and Building work in
ITALIAN&AMERSGAN MARBLE
Orders will receive prompt attention
and satisfaction guaranteed.
JOE K. WILLIS, Proprietor
(Successor to Oeerge W. Claypoole)
Cor. BROAD A" D CRAVEN Sts.,
i. & : i -i NEW BERNE, N. C
jt E. Miller is my authorized agent
Kinston, maiJO-ivaw
. That Much was Certain.
"Ma,'' whispered Pinder; Fitz-
goober, after the funeral of a
friend, "do yon . know where ' he
went." . fj rT, '
"Hash, child,'' pantibnedNtbe
mother, who saw that the question
had been overheard, "of course 1
don't, and no one else does.", ,
"I do," yelled the boy, brightly,
'he went to the cemetery.'7 Allan,
Constitution. "'' .
rather!! J "V
Your poor wearied wife loeine sleep-
night after night nursing the little ones
suffering from that night fiend to chil
dren and horror to parents, croup,
should have a bottle of Taylor's Chero
kee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mul
lein, an undoubted croup prevent
ive, and cure for Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough, Consumption, and
all lung and - bronohial troubles.
Price 25cts. and S1.00. This with
Dr. Biggers' Southern Remedy, an
equally efficacious remedy for Cramp,
Colic, Diarrhea, Dysentery, and chil
dren suffering from the effects of teeth
ing, presents a little Medicine unestno
household should be without, for the
speedy relief of sudden and dangerous
attacks el tne lungs ana bowels. Ask
your druggists for them. Manufactured
by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Oa., pro
prietor of Taylor's Premium Cologne.
augio awim
It Stands at the Head.
IKE LIGHT RUNNING -DOMESTIC
y.or sale by :
' 1 DTTFFY & IVES.
Naw Beenk N. C.
mal2d
ww ti m.itn Vtu.. f Jne.Pier f .Norm river
cJS.Saeiawoa, Boston, as lienireiwuwi.
'-J8. H. Koek7U, RtovWeene R. I. -
D. O. Mink, rU Biver, Bnrt Wharf. '
Hfihips leave Bostan, Tneasil Samrdsys,
- K. Ynrk dull. . t
, Beltimot, Wednesdays aaBtnrdjl
j Fall Kiver, Mondays, ivcBuay.
Crldaya. -. ' ' - ;. -:.
Providence, Saturdays.
rWntmA bills lading fives, and rate It '
to all points, at the differeat ofl)ce of the
oaaiea. ' . -
t'.iii Irsihge ol Bulk isd Slip fii
mr V VXTTi ,. A '
lit v. LAXee , , u
CwM 1 8 H. Q BAY. kt New Beme.N
St. Hary's School,
EALEIGH, N. C. r
The AliVEIfr TERM tW'fcTtlrfleml An
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The, Methodist Advance,
r.: : (VOLUME V,) -
a ,inofflriftl orcan of Southern Mettiodiain,
edited by Kev. W. M. Kooey, 1). D of the
,orth Carolina Conference. -
la order Deuer u uieb wio wwiibn ui wjb
people ana to enlarge its spnere 01 ubiui
oesa,me price ui vno Auv Aatfl ua ucu
'tofsgd to One DoEar and Fifty Cents
a VP.AR. (At aieht months for one dollar)
payable alwayaTn.aavanoe making it one jf
the cheapest papers mtneqoutn.
Th Ai)v!('E Is an Indenencent Journal,
obnnwiedirlnit allpiJlSMC ool w ejiuuUieni
Methodism, but depeudlnj for favor entirely
AniumMiti It is In harmony with all the
WWiai journals "l llir viiuruu uu ie luwruv-
ad to (ham tor many courtesies, ai an uik"-
Dices none of them, but seeas to co-opera le
with them Ui giving u ine people an unci
nant.lnnablA HtirAAiirO. - L
sample copies furnished free on applica-
won. . mo-atjvI
of or collecting same and for a rorelver of
ann'ie fur the bona flde'rreditora of Wm. Bui-
tan A CWtaou are therefore reoolred to an-
Xeu r befora tUo Judge a f the Superior Court
ot ('ray en county on the 12th Monday uftor
the 1st Monday In KcpiemDir,- van, and an
Kwer or ilcninr to Ktirt complaint as you may
be advised, and If yoU fall JiidRinent will be
taken axaiust yon tor tne rcuui mereiu oe-
li, W. UAKl'K.M'KH, "
(Merk Hun. Court..
Simmons Umt asd Holland & fliriow,
'- auit7jU8wi.; . Arty's for Plaintiffs.
. NOTICE.
Stats or Nohth cauolina,- 1 .
crii ven tsiuniy. ) , i.
The subscriber hav ing onalltled s Admin,
Istrator of the est'. to of ChnrN-s Sampson,
deceased, on the day of AiigUHt-, A.D-
1884. beiore the Probato Court of Craven
county, hereby notlflca all persons having
claims against aaid Estate to present them for
mvment on or before the 2utb day of Ansnst.
lSsS. or this notice will be pleaded In bar of
their lecovery. ,
All persons inaeoiea to saia estate win
make immediate payment.. ,
lione this ZStn day or August. ,
. - U. C. KEHOE. '
an26i'W. . ...... Administrator,
RAILHOAD3.
CKAf.SE CF SCEEE-LE.
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
- - TIME TABLE A'o, - '
In Effect 12:00 M., Sunday, Aug. 31,
KA.ST.
Mo. 47.
Eiprest
Paes.cUaii
Arr. It'if.
STATIONr!,,
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10 88
P. M.i
P. HI, :. - :- A ..
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7 (i Kiae ton,
Q .til V 1) A
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. tMorehead llcpot...
P M.
A, M
11 SO
1U 40
10 30
8 65
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A.M
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No.$
Mixed Fgt. t
Pass. Train.
LArr. L've.
A. M.
. 8 8
?
39
10 09
10 42
n re
11 88
12 0(1
12 22
12 68
P,
A. M.
800
840
8 15
9 45
10 28
10 46
11 111
11 42
12 10
12 26
P M.
STATI0.V3.
Golds bo ro,
best s
La Gran (re, .....
Falling Creek -
Kin9tn,,..-.,....
Caswell ........
I)over .... ...
(tore Creek
Taicarora ...........
CUrke'e .............
Sewberu, -.....,,..
No. 4
Hixe Fgt
Pass. Tr a
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P. M. I
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Pass. Train, i
STATItiNS.
K1xedFirt.a
Paee. Train.
Arr.
Ive:
Coal, Coul,
Hay, Hay,
fee,
Wood, Woodi
Statk op Nohtji Carolina,
h ..'tftven County
The subscribe r having qualified as Executor
of the estate of Andrew J. Bparks, deceased,
on the 3d day of Heptnmlwr, A.D. 1884, before
the rrouate conn oi uravea county, nerenv
notlties all persons having claims aaamst
said KstAto, to present them for payment on
or before the Sd day of September, 1885, or
thia notice will be pleaded in bar or their re
covery. '
ah persons mueoiea to suiu hsuub win
malte Vmmediate payment.
Done this 3d day of September. 1884. .
eepldHw 1 ' R. C. OAUNKR, Executor.
ITOTICE.
Coal, Hay, Ice & Wood,
FOR SALE BY
WATSON & DANIELS.
APPLY AT THEIR
ICE HOUSE,
t-f: Keat Foot of Middle street.
t Cull on us before purchasing else
where. , r . jylo awly
ICE
WAR! WAR I WAR! y "l
The ereatest political war perhaps for
the last century is now about to open,
and that every Cleveland or Blaine man
may take an active part in this great
political fight, it is of great importance
that he should commence at once to lay
in his supplies of Qrocferies and Dry
Goods at the Great CheapCash Store of
HUMPHREY & HOWARD'S, that he
may give the necessary time to achieve
tne greatest victory ever gained in tnese
United States. The war has actually
begun from the. Presidential Chair down
to the lowest county offices. Some may
cry peace, peace, but there will be no
peace until every man shoulders his
pocket-book ana goes down to the ureat
Cheap Cash Store of HUMPHREY &
HOWARD'S, and buys a supply of Dry
(joods, uroceries, ttoots ana anoes, etc
sola at tne lowest living prices, aw
By taking Ayer 's Sarsaparilla many a
poor Bujjerer wno submits to tne sur
geon's knife because of "Jnalignant sores
and scrofulous swelling, might be
saved, sound and whole. This will
purge out the corruptions which polluta
tne niooa, ana Dy wmcn sucn com'
plaints are originated and fed- V 11 u
'' " ; Job Work.,; s
The JouENAIi .office is prepared to
print Bill Heads, Letter Heads, En,
velopes, Cards, Tac8,Circular Envelopes-
etc., in neat ana Handsome style, and
also at prices to suit the times. Give us
a trial. . , ;:
Chattel Morteages, Real Estate Mort'
gages, Deds, Lien Bonds, always on
U1VUW.' ' r- H-,r"
Blanks fortUe appointrnentof fiyer
leers, and for makiriertOverseer a renort
pnhandi
n! ' ' 1 1 Rend six cents for nostacre
fl r r7Dand reeeWa free, a costly box
f M0r goods which will hep all,
of either sex, ta more rooftey riaht away'than
anything else In this world, Fortunes await
the workers alMolutely anre, At once address
Aif.up.uu.lAuguBia, ?iaine. maradly
For Sale, Lease or Rent
A Small Farm in. Jones Co.
six miles from Trentotn six miles from
Pplocksville two. .mUes .frpm ,Tre,nt
river, and ajar Jhe famous Quaker
Bridge road.. . f : -
. Apply at once to - ..
:v C. C. TAYLOR, s ; ;
. New Berne, N. C.
Aw
Btatk ok North Carolina, 1
Craven county. )
'Thn subscriber havlnsanallflod as Admin
istrator of the estat of James McGregor, de
ceased, on the 18th day of August, 1884, before
the Probate Court of Cravm County, hereby
not) ties all persona naving ouums againsi
said F.KtiHe to present them for payment on
or before the 25th day of August, l.uH5, or this
notice will he pleaded in bar ot their recov
ery. ..:'
All persons inaeoiea to snia lisime win
mnko Immediate payment. .
, jjne this aid day or August, jh.
ati22 6w Estate James McGregor. -
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7 25; 7 -Hi. Newi
7 6: 8 Wl; WUdwotKl. ,
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A.M. -
Traiii connects with Wilmington A WeU
don Train bound North, leaving Ooldshoro
11:51) ti. m and with Kichmond Danville
Train West, leaving Goldsboro 11:56 a m and
Wilmington & Weldon Train South atovlop.ra.
Train I eonnecu with W. 4 W. Train bo nnd
South, leaving Goldsboro 7:52- p.m.
Train 47 connects with Richmond A Denville.
Train 'arriving at Goldrhero 6:10 p.rn , and with
Wilmington and Wei Ion Train from the
North at 6:87 p.m. ,
Truius 4, 6 k B, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. - - . .;
Trains 47 4 48. dally except Sunday. -
Train 8, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays - -
Train 47 supper at Kinston. ,
W. Dunn,
Superintendent.
Go to John Dunn's
Midland
TUIE
In effect Thursday, October 25, 1883.
N. C. Railway;
TABLE No, I,'
WEST.
1
! E4ST.
No.l.
Mixed Train.
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' He keeps the best line of ClGAIld in the
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Pollock St., uext door to Bank.
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Middle Street, Newbern, N.
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THE CENTURY.
Programme for 1883-'84. .
Tne programme for the fourteenth vear of
this niugazlue, and the third under the new
name, is if anything more interesting and
popular than ever. With every season Trnc
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The new volume begins with November, and,
when possible, subscriptions should begin
with that issue. The following are some of
the features or me coining year : ; .-
A Jew Novel, by Oeorae W. Cable, au
thor of "Old Creole Days," etc., entitled "Dr.
Sevier," a story of New Orleans life, the time
being tne eve or tne late civu war.
"Life in the Thirteen Colonies," by Ed
ward Kggleston, separate Illustrated papers
on subjects connected with the early history
oi mis country, . -
Three Stories by Henry James, of vary
ing lengths, to appear through the year.
The New Astronomy. nntchnlcal arti
cles, by Prof.S. p. Tangier, describing the
most interesting o! recent dlsooverles in the
sunandstai'8. i :
A Novelette by H, II. Boytsen, author of
"Gnnmir," etc. a vivid aud sparkling story,
The New Ki'a in American Architec
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A Novelette by Bobert Grant, author of
"Confessions of a Frivolous Girl," etc., enti
tled "An Average Man," a story or New York.
The Bread-winners, one of the most re
markable povcis of the. day, to be completed
m januitry. - , , .
Christ ianlty and Wealth." with othe
essays, by the author of "The Christian Leagul
of Connecticut," etc, on the application of
Christian morals' to the present phases o
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Coasting Abont the Gulf of St. lw
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Scenes from the Novelists, Hawthorne,
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O n the Track of TJIysses, the record of a
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"Garfield in Encland." extracts from his
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'TATICNS,
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t Mixed Xrain
F. M.
5,
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8 2 f IM iOopelande
t 45 j 9 i -Princeton..,
9 65 S 9 65 ; Holt's Mill .
10 18( IV 10 fPuie Level.......
10 84) iSmthfield
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627
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5 6S
87
6 27
6 09 - -4
48
3. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. - v, ;
Tralv 2 connects with A. 4 N. C. Freight
Ti'ain leaving Goldsboro at 7:30 a.m., and with
W. & W. Train going North at 9:50 ajn., going
South at 6:45 p.m., and wth H. A D. train going
WestatJo:OOa.mi j. ' -
Train No. 1 connects with. A. A N. C. train
arriving at Goldsboro 8:28 p.m,; with Ht AD.
Train arriving at 5:20 p.m., aud with Wt A W .
Trains arriving at 6:45 p.m. and 8.00p,in, -
''-i-'-'i. ' Tsnnn': t V i.
ft -, . U4t
Buperlntendent.
2,OOO,Q0Pf
Staple abd Fancy Dry Goods igSj!
" ' BOOTS, sPESu CLOTHISC, Ete.
Agent for the DI AMONp 6HIRX .nlauh-
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And the celebrated Warner's Coraline Conet,
nc si.w. .
A full line of Gents'. Ladies' and Children's
TJnderwear.Genta' Linen. Cellnloid and Paner
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ctneis, ail Kinus or uents', LAdles' and Chil
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jackets, ana everything usuauy Kept in a nrsi
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THE HENDERSON HOUSE,
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Horses and buceles constantly on hand for
transporting passengers- to any neighboring
"'. J " fif I v- TttOBffrON TIROS.. '.'
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