I .11: lfe.r UlOCNCMKi
fi-S UAILY Jl)Ca'AL U .ail
j cr. -pubUshea daily, eaoapt koaday. at
t per year, SS.00 fur aU mon I (A: Pali tared
( a 1. 1 lubacriben kt it MaU per MMtaM. '
Its M t h KLT JOUBNAL, W oolumB
ppcr, u ru .in4 every Thursday at txtt
P l , .U4.
'A: i-af fci
" Iojmmuoo. ' ' -
; I Airy:rt-etunU under &4 f
IooeJk" 16 muIi par tin Kir am, aad i era
I or twy b&Bsqneni loaaruoav J tm
Mai BiUr at ear pnea.
8oUeMofjARlterIaftUks.BOtUxoM
: to lines '.mi be laaerted free. All additional
-"i auar Till toe enSLTged f oents pea Do.
MuBht tranBtistaavertsWi waists if
, BMkdAlBkdTSJtea.
If., area
ws or
nation o .anal naaUers. are soHolted. So
.. Mauatttoaaa(iMt ba routed to ba po
. un-tfl'm oWeoUoaabie pmtw
''".Ussi withholds Um name of the author, te
that
wlH eeokamB of una
1 AivriawJ)iim04MuriiiT
te eutnor ay appueatloa at ion einoa eaa
eaowiag wbmwlb me ns vdcb s i
. , ,i i i i ; ii -
THE JOURNAL.:
' r-
K. s. res.
Baits,
ulitH egr.
JTRW BERNE. N. 0.. OCT. 81
1886.
- ti
dalefef at Ana VMt eeVc. a N Ben
aaaeooaeVelaM miter
i. w a
a rn epwfED compliment.
The iTetcs and Ohttrver pays the
fo9iMt neat compliment to Rev.
0.'r. flUTDSKLW:
Too much cannot be said in praise of
., toe ready eloquence, the good uau m
' ' peeking-, mud the witiinfrnees to render
service which have been shown by the
gentleman. ; above named during the
fair. Ha has been made to do more
than his hare of duty, perhaps, but he
ha Bwer ailed to respond in the spirit
of the true lover ot his State. He has
born himself, admirably on all ocaa
? ptani in retkaak him in behalf of the
egnoairarai society, ui ujoowwiiukiiui
hies and of the whole people.
Mr. SANDEBLIN is one ot tie
,to6t ' intelligent farmers of the
Eastern section. While keeping
abreast of the timet iu all tbe isi
. proTwd machinery for farm work,
he is practical rather than theoret
,ica; be applies true science in the
w preparation of his lands and tbe
caUlrfttion of crops. We venture
tosa that Jiis farm experjuntis, if
'published to the farmers ot North
Carolina wonld be as profitable as
those liat will go out from the ox
" perimental farm at liaJeigh. (
THE STATE FAIB.
The annual ,exllbit4tl of tbe
State Agricultural Society has
come and gone aad we are pleased
to learii from the Hew and Qb-
t has been a success.
to glancing over the entries mads
we see bat little from the Easttjrn
r auction. We regret this very
.Jboiai iltii not the fault of tL
Boclet bflt the failure of onr peo
ple io interest themselves in Che
Aoaaal exhibitioo. In this imme
diate section there is no annaal
jfft era tha aaw U 0$ aeopie
cut attend to exhibit their products
iff, akd W fiv ar abr' ti Wat (he
expense of taking them to Raleigh.
f Tie; local .exhibliiQD rv,'bDt
feeders and stimulants to the State
, Fair, and they do a vast deal of
eood by. bringing strangers from
ptber States and sections to risit
, nsT l5y these visits thej would see
i-:4',pi4iW.4)f' ouir;-soil, "become
icqaatnted with onr people and
'.i learn ef the indoeements offered to
manofacturers, farmers and stock
' raisers. ' We conld write colomns
"on the advantages to be gained by
uhi boUtisg aa annual exhibition of
."tock, farm and water products at
milaw Berne, bat It would be all to
..... no purpose unless we could invent
" 'onje dan to inaugurate it without
-worx, without money and without
pnee. A soon as tbe plan is in
' vented it will be given to onr read'
'ettkilln the meantime let ns watch
, and wait.:
V" Be 5i Orsr fiastr.
- Manr Teari agoa retired mer
, t..4 .r l.j
, : waukvi jii; iwia, wuv uau awu-
mnlat-1 ortoa'f Iry staid old-
a . iu.j. t. . J l:. ......
. uukuiuuea awnuwu. uau bo um buv
1 refer;" The younger man was" lull
;'tr ambition, and thought the old
tian's conserratiTe system, was en-
methods. He therefore, launched
;Tost ca, a acaJa ihatirignteied his
-.- worthy sire, wbo, however; titterea
no note of warning but -wtcdK
"tLe rrcgress of affairs with bo little
eaxiciT. x maiiy vecer aeternunea
in r-mrt-r a fachinnaMa hfllfa.t kvhnl
: w mitMi j . t i
' rcr?'"!:!: i to cave him proriaea be
'would leave the dingy warehouse
la wLich tis father bad made a for-
'(tune and build another, which
eliould be more in keeping with her
tastes and his reputed wealth. The
yoiog mla. Yll tt'J,; erecting a
s- ,ra of such tLiUit t ould take
lhitiap:J to stock leaving
no suiplufor btsicj.jUJgenciea.
He then married and set up house
keeping; The, Id -gentleman fur
nished the house fronvtop to bot;
torn aa bia bridal igilto Wen.
ypiinrgj!fl.rttBrced'?xm fbeir
honeyaioon tour they drove to their
newime Tbr-4atMr je&a there
to reeain ataimt aad; -eaoarl them
throewta their babitttiwAa they
pissed thrbtgn;, theiegantl
luralBhed roomteaw statid
Uig oat in letters, 0f,burii6ae4 gld
on eyary.muTora frame .una piury
eateneeu "Peter th store is to
Utrgv.,1 It was the father's quaint
warning td hia oter ambitloos eon.
The result very aeon waa wbai ths
old maa'aexperianca Jaad foretold.
rheracama a' pinchi Fatar
failed tfTo"tftre' hMWeo Wo
, lAlciiiVa: wUniwnst interest
Ube Dsograsa of jjonihern. -dereiap-
every iitue- whtto' Temmoeaor
Peter' oyer-r7st6riirftl
penoa oi great mausinaj aciiyjjy
there is much danger that Southern
business- man .will : overdo them
selves and build aaore largely
than tbe present requires. -' The
history of trade and commerce is
filled with examples of he disas
ters Uiat overtaks those wbo go too
fast. The lloly Sariptores warn
mankind of the danger of staking
baste to get rich. The - history of
tbe last flity years or business in
the United States tsema with the
same lessons. Titers is no royal
road to prosperity. The beights of
permanent success ean be attained
only by steady climbing, step by
step, over toilsome :uid often very
rugged paths. There are very few
strong business concerns iu this
country that began on a large scale.
nearly ail started witii but little
capital and woiked their way to
their preseat dimensions and power
by thrift, industry and persever
ance, in the aays or tueir weak
ness the founders of these bouBes
were taught by experience how to
overcome tbe difficulties tbey en
oouatered. Even the few enter-
E rises that started in a large way
are proved successful, have been
founded and managed by men who
gained their , wisdom and skill by
long sarviueia bnikling up similar
undertakings from very small be-
gtnntngB".- A8Trrute men of this
kind succeen In A hat tbey under
take, beoaoee they combine pru
dence with enterprise, and never
vonmre uey.ooq tueir uepm.
W e know what , bpleudia ; open
ings exist in the South. We realise
thoirnrgtrty "bow" greatly thnywho
arau shesietlvasit tbem juw stlk
nittted by' the afluftng' prospects
ahead. We sympathize heartily
n tneir nopes and ambitions, aad
whatever the Manufacturer? Rto-
ord can do to adranoa their '.la
terests will be done. Bat bees ted
of our sympathy with the great In'
dustrial activity of his period, d
our anxiety that it shall oontinps
wittHMit caeca or embarassmeofV we
wet ooug Vraiaed to soaad th. warn-
ngdo nati go 'to fasti ' Beeakne
you are. makiag. mosey with your
present plant jastr now, do not Ex
pend all your profits tend what )-ba
can bbfrow besides in Increaainr It;
This Is all very wejl In period fce
from great business nuctnatiois,
wnen xmmaes or mtar ana com
merce flow in inteadv and increas
ing volume but.ia times like these,
which have prevailed for the past
twenty years, when tbe boom of
one year has been followed by 4s
pression the next, there is no safety
except in pursuing a conservative
course, ana keeping one's basinass
well in hand, and ready for any
emergency, 1 We believe that the
country has entered tpon a season
of prosperity that may be continued
indefinitely , if wisdom rales tbe
actions of its basiaeas men. W4
are sure that the development lot,
the Sonth win increase in greater
ratio than it has at nay time since
it began if tha present healthy tone
of affairs is maintained. We re
joice in the evidences of progress
we are able to present to our read
ers every week, and the foregoing
words of waning are written not
because of any TisiM overdoing,
but to prevent, in so far as tbey
may hare power to do it, the natural
tendency ,, towards it.Mafi-
. ui i n i a i i i L,,u '
M t-04 H t? naa,.
To altwtoluw' Vufferfcf from tha
ron aad lauriaeretiotuiof Touth,M-roaa
ate., I will amd rclpe that will cur
row, FREE Ot CHANGE. This CTai
remedy was Bisdorered by a tulxnonary
in Sooth America. Ben d a aelf-ad d reeaea
enveiope to tha Rxr. Josxrn Inua,
Station D. Ww Fork CUp.. " 617 4wy
DJL J,, PS CLARK,
awBroaa
" Fci-Fell TI".:::;.;
Cbbace. stale, Fptn'ach and Turnip
Seed. ' 1 ; .? - .
E. H. MEADOWS CO.
sugSl d w
f
if2 .rjO i.5
t a kOJiu
II Vst;
.3CX bd! t.
4i w
.T1SWI
ai aa .' ':.
. p
il!.
t
-fit
S -J-
; r r
al:BLN"
.'IS
totru
. , J.
in hi' i r'
W,UtfUalH
Absolutely Pu re;
rata Bowdar aavar rarwa. A parvsl
aril uanrth. mjtd WhaleBOlneneM. M
sbwobmbbI uu Um aMlner r kiBaa,aat bo
awt a sola la bib neiaai was iae mtuuuut
a( torn --' aorl walMlii.adBm or Bhawasl
BBwowa. SwldoBlrtBaana. Korai. bakibi.
FwvaaaOa. M Wali-at., J. T. 1 tiHM
' . . . I i
HEY STORE i
lew Goods!!
I r I. r- i
WM. SULTAN,
Baa jnst retaraed from the Northern
Market, wham ha parobaeod a .
VERY LAM!?; STOCK
or-
Dry Goods, Gloihmgi
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,'
and everTththa: nsaallv kept id a First-
jiasa ury uoMt more, and ne le aetsr
mined to
Sell Them Lower Than yer.
Ba will aW Bish .Priom
the
Wortt
Shaking they ever had.
Look at some of our leaders
A Good Button Shoe
Ladies and Misaes' Jereere
WJOO
A Good Tie
A Good "Wfche Shirt t.
kfen and Boys' Hate at.
Boy's SuUsae 1ow,m.,-V. ,.r.i..i 5
' Alio a Sh .6 aaarrtniAn f"of rH'ilr.i
Wool lad Hoode aM 8ackT-Tery loWJ
t - i vi i 1 1. ; ... V : -.. w. rS
w)bh ana uu wowi irunaamn vai
iam; aaloa: aeaortment otiihawtt aid
ua9njsoMunbtplS.Ua-
s . y i n kKKi fiCLLTAN
Jas A. ToJUf, tOasmaSv .fiojsln
I wi t'
1. U . ! ! uo
ift
.. t ..'WB .1.1. H. I
n,it. fin n
aaitiaVIIIIIIJ
):! !7iMI-e-B-rfl.tsW.T.U
Mr.'FCSTER S7lAPfai
tMM'trt
bat wbt hare BMJshed. sd4 f
n mUi r.M.sy for all f i
rnanaaaaBBi am aBanaaiasM
i fcrni nm mwm lintoMe,
.,fiwJMriaMejaieBl Hibiwsi; !!
Ornwi
BkaaAsad Skin IMsaasae, Bbaaiaai
ttala,pi4 aares. a Barfeot.eprtoc
IIMIi ywM- a4 It wlirbi fefWden
ea raoslpt of aslaa. .(JaaaU aotUas 11.00; lata
Essay on Bloo4 $4 Sk-la iHseses i malind
II BB. ' ' - " ' I
i -
tju
Fat Sal, wadeeals av!?reUiL by B.
n ucttz, sew oerae, ic. im
f
'Plrlns ta hookas. farioiaj?
WM tlptwltb amberaietlow. rlcnei
am
VetSiMrraBlDVasBkoradini trtn.l
Xay ea asaausa-alre aa a etgar fju I "
7 BBS yea win SaS a K, t,rsnSw1s a !.
n oa nyaaas at eaeses eiaais. atpajs sasat by
W blX. P ALB bb at his fcBBBT T
If yo wast tM bBVerme tea ana' mpfae.
rsna, nsimirar. ; i -,i ,
er. 'axltBteBsrnBrlUaisTasjtSMtk
, atraek Mt aide, j.i
- aiswawnie.lT.TX-"""! 7
)- i i, - i wm. l. TALinri.--
a ai J. at WMvBi t .sain
StB.taoTKtadBwflaa. 7 I In-tiBBMrlor
X,A.isan4PA.isa4ewatrH t
The ftewas Vanwfk4taH CaOMrreXilcff.
a
Tkke aoUmt af SB attlMl vnSrhMa
tBld la Utoirrrtr4.norf CnTanatir
ssabovs th. H ,e.vt roi ind clhun hr
Wi plutM ' lo f - i a mTi.
OB ' nl'i'"' ' ' - -na Wnni.
litne d4 for tn i n f otheT
hr i oin.rn i . n i you bi! s
1 i .r r ro" cur to ,
t . .'rA. 1- . f-i (.-..
W br t 4 t n I i of I- u
r at
and aer or mor to Uis eon,i iint as
joa aw tt adTiM-ii.
a,, w. CAPrrvTiR.1
. '(rk Fnp, Ooart.
tr JonS S, Depy. .
Attomss torrialn tiffs. oclltffe-
t-:;JLi
.t Hi
Eainhinn-
iiiiiiiffi
One of the ISBlBJBihp jot tBSvOsffrgla
www, pww urunug,riurius, wnuwi.
"I aaa Im.r a alnvl Mm
t) sK aae tistaI;4wvaBl4
y
i c.oi..:n
COT"
Of Your Light Ciotliea These
Madohor, i
mgst them at a pe-
V RncauaiM v
He avy All WdbrSatanet' and
OainrAere'Stittsfroii 13 00 to
5'f4JWr.!J J , .'....
.vjQnr, AU iypot Jancy ... Suits,
cqa SSLfX to JtlSO are bo
nicely mad 4ip thtthey beat
any oustom-niade Buits.
"If you wanltio iee 'tbe iioeat line of
rer hroflghtto'thii city, look over onr
etoek,' and 'you will acknowledge that
yo taereci saw., more tasteful styles,
SUgl iCoats and Vests sell
under. Manufacturer's Prices.
Chexpbata1 iCttd VTJJstera in
light and heavy weight, from
$2 3Jup. .
Fine Wool Reversible Over
coats from $5.00 up.
SeDepartinen-t.
; B if ore the autamn rain examine your
BBOEb;! provide ' airaiast damp feet.
sVa ehatga reasonably and tell tbe ex
act trwth eiboat onr goods, even when
tbe low of i a tale is involved. Stick to
as, Aocv't be beguiled away by the ap
parent advantageof a low price. That's
a queer way of inviting trade, but We
aim to build up a large Shoe trade, not
ty disparaging other reputable dealers,
bat by', afiotding customers a place of
pvrohase where absolute fairness is as
sumed n ' '
Our fl-00 Blow and Brogan is solid
leathac Also our better olass of Shoes.
Ladies. Boys and Children's Shoes
proportionately cheap.
Now Eomelhing about our
Dry Goods.
Calicos, 4c. yard; Poplin. Bj.; one yd.
wide - Homespun. Ko.; 8-4 yd. wide
Homesaun, 4o.: Plaids, Ginghams and
-Checked Qomespnn from Sc. np.
M 'weJI assorted line "of WORSTED
DRESS JOOD3 at all prices,
SHAWM, BALBIOnAM, BLASKKT9
eoHroRTS, ' " rLaif hkls, ladibs
JXRfCTS, WALKIBTO JACKETS sad
CLOAKS at lOW PniCES.
I.
OUB STOCK IN
Hats,' and Gents and Ladies'
eaenot1 fjaoellew In pVice and quel-
T H..-I-V im-. --I t ,lt
Bargains! Bargains! Bargalnsj
'Jln Xadie and Gents' Hose ,
at ooIBalr.'Aiso''3!!!'1 'ifANDKEB-
bbibj wr aaaaaf amv iu aa a a iia
"cMItre aad all kiadef NOTIONS
tejfX yuujl
L)l." luf lili; ' , 4i '-
.Tf , you,,, want to make your own
cVfrt pome and. examine our
WJK;0!F PATffTS CLOTH,
aaA yon-wouldn't leave our atore with-
ejswataina.eaHadk n r "
lni -t t..,iii.u 1 1 .i , i ; -..a
MUitit asuluJw,'Alif'
rrrnaittM' 'kittd Valiaoe
kttilKMl ait MI iiiJ 'v. ii 'lt. v.i.i iii''
eomBfteiyiBjt4 and. .we eeu taem
J wsUtia eryiUmiteA ofl inordet to
make room far Assy am vang goods.
luif in j.jj i,j r..Mi.,i'i '
,i Alan's Olyoicle Shirts, B5c . .
Linen Shirts. 45c.
T'VnaerBnfrto: 25c. '
i.,lrweis, 834j, ; . ,,, ,
Oweete,J5e. i, . . .
"OentS'lletkweer.'
if44itvryJL."iii '
( uuuyu 4WUB, , V . .
..CmteTlas,-';... r', .
Aooordions, Etc., Etc.
i Ji I t.H ir V kid- ll 9ifJ li
,.. 1
ui9,ff iM ;v.aiJiJaiiwMi aJia
1 tiTVIIM liauiOlt B'W"'.''' .B'Ml i J
CMaew UUdWaad Sowtb rroo Stfeebj,
mum 4rtL2an,'-AI j wi
. j r,yRp. , y(mesu j j,
3
rnHJB BEST EEMEDT KKOWN FOB
jl. tna attoea is. -- - - i
Urw. Jo Imtsou's TRemddyJ
rlatepet'etwa4' ! "i 1;
.nn.Hi weij HANUOOK'S DBPQ STOIUt .
rBB iREMEDT FOB COUGHS AND
iw-uiWWJe'iiib a;f iiwi.'fti ii'fJ I
it aitiuaol's Xttwir Balutm.'
BMot9.'pr bduleat -f .1 ." t s j v :
GEOrUIiLEN & CO.,
Ju4Vi iT'ri444 l j.i(4'44. tiZk rl B:i4. '
i liistxu-A.QErig fob n a . ;
' WiaAiJf'i ..r-.'! .si-.' r 1
Sjrrfirgfield Bip Jnsarce Co,
i Viitt aaxe manranoe ' on JJwelluiri
t en A?"?1 f I8f j.voui t
sr4i -i i
i4t!- Sf 1'. t J..U
1 t fl AGEITTS FOnj -
t- , . . ..... .V
I 4
r s 1
'.If
is;TiLin.r;niL. life ixui
Safe and reliable. Easy payments. ,
, Y 4J :
ALSO AGEXI3 EOS
4.8 F .v ti MMi,J ii4.3 AwuiiriLiivS Fil.1.
Folixies rayalle-at intervals of from
Eve to seven years during lifetime.
Koney advanced on Tolicios. .
r
I ,- Ifll'eW UneS 'Aie KeQUirefT XroiglThera "a HiTu7"a 27y7 I nprVpar J kle OialatAt CtUcrew, as
r i. ijji !.! r tn tJy well as all wool Oaslmlra otiierfiaiU lfia aad round eat Back, also
L . BUY THEM EARLY., I B u ajntaway Walkisg Coats, ranging from $2.00 Suit up W t25.UO.' 'Panta
Vci VV.i uUAr;Al S.-ffarn r.t. from 75 eta. a nair bd to tQJlML x" t . ' r - -rr- .
i
Be: CI:i:ur, Dry L;::L:3 en 1 I
"' ' Says tLat wltLout fear of contradiction he Las tLe
YtFsY'AND HOST COPLtnivSTCtrCf CLOflHIIS
Diagonal and other Fine
n Rwrsihi rtr
I sell the oiily correct New York Fall aad Wiater Styles of Derby: and
Soft Hats, taada n the "Dunlap Brock," the accepted leadmg and only
fashionable Bloek In Jfew York CityiHM.i 4-- v, j -c?s
In French Kip, Ditching and Fine Calfskin Boots, sad Mens,
Ladies and Children'i Shoes, I handle only the very best, bought direct
irom manaiaetnrera, man eeu mem migniy tew.
The choicest andjateat Styles of Neckwear, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Underwear od otier GenU' FurniBhing Goods a specialty.' - -! u '
Line'of Dry; G::di, ,
vii., Cashmeres, AVorsledi and Poplins in all shades' and colore ". ,,, r , '
Galieoes from 4 eta. a yd. Up. Beet N. O. Checked Homespun, 7 eta. a yd.
A yd. wide aableached Uomespun, only 4 ets. a yd. ;' !" -r-
Uasiniirs, Kentucky Jeans, and other goods tor Pants and Baits.""' ,;
Ladies' Walking Jackets, Shawls; Blankets and Bed Quilts cheap. t.iT
ifSSlLm ' I AM
A AJATTLES'MH'S C1LF SEWTD $2.50 SHOES
Ttiaonly Shoes sold la this city that are W A BRACT-'
Kl) ; lj lh Maoutwtarer TO MJC and BY UK TO afT
CUHIUMKIUI, v1k Avery pair la Wunauli should
aoy of Uiem la any way within aay reasonable time
give out, 1 will upon return of dmaad salt aad slat,
nient aa to Wrth of wear, arraaa aaroBD tbe aioMBr
or U1VB AaoTBBB IIW fAlU IB axciiajieB. It Is tha
beat, finest aad cheapest Bhoe la the world for tbe
! mouey. ihey
Uonness uid Laoe Us
uw
1 have imUmhuii from some or ear nest and lead'
lnf eltlaeua, wbo hava bought the BATTLlCf) BUOK,"
some of whlohhavewora oospalrasloofaaU saoBtba.
and praaoanealtthe West, UhBBBssl and Aaalast Wear
ing Blioe In the world. . "
Gkorgr ARiinaiM,
Juirn K. lliriieoH,
ailddle
Bales airn.
uvu H. Onion. p U.PIU.IIIIH
GUI0N & PELLETIER,
.ttornoysj At Xjs,xc
Boutu Kkoht BrM Oi'P. Gastom Houhb,
W BEKIK, I, c.
Practice where seryloes are desired.
Praolloe In tlie Buprems Court, and In t
fBdecal Oourt at Mew Bern.
One of this nrm will always be at the fol
lowing places at tlmea speelflrd Iwlow :
Trenton, Jouea oounty, balurday of each
and every week.
Hraulort, Carteret oonuty, Thursday ofeab
wo"k.
Jurksonvllle, Onslow oon' ty, the flnt Mi
dav In esch mon
r. h. srHHosrs. o bbLbkt kaxi.y.
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTOKNEY8 AT LAW.
Will praclloeln the Court of Craven, Jones
Onalnw, Carteret, Pamlleo, Lenoir and liyil
sad -ta the federal Cuort at Nw lero.
, rb 4wij
...I .1 i .1 . .
(xASTOI HOUSE,
Xi:W:lHUKH, N. C
8: B. STIiEBT, Ba., Proprietor,
' Tn Only Ftrstelaaa Hons In tb Otty.
Omaihas eonaeota with au, Trains end
Steamers. Laws tamnle toonu for aommer
alal trwrelsrs. T M 7 .! , TT ,,
Tbe BAU and BILLIARD ROOM has
eeentlr ea ef nralahed mo flttasl op la
o od sty Is with Billiard and lool Table
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FOR NEW YORK," Jjv
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B0ST0NrPB0VIDEN0ll
I 111 IB li il Jl.l '" i 4 'i 'J Ii ; -I .
and all yomt 1
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nortnana'west ii
After tail data irtfl receive frrtrtt 1b New to
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11 EU 7. N0itTn ItlVEH, j
Office of Jtfli 'QraBatf,,
Transportation Do. t r . '
' lierch'aaUslioMrMewe'fthattkieboaaoi
the beet Staaai Unas nipt Hew York, making
laity eonneetloa with Balunor for llew Bern,
allinalde.aad ofclyeae change. i , -utiiut . 1
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f P. O. Mlak, Fall Hirer, Derrick wksrf. ., . . t T j
l1" r8""- ToMdar, ud Satardaia
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WRITERS
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War gtorlea. gketchee of Travel, Kews,
rom Tan. a Av-ntnr4., The Farm,"
v The HouKhold, rorrrapomlniM,
, wefid of lr-e!B a( i, ,Mt
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Oyer coat s-.Teal Oeautiea: also m
Ttirn fiver Coats.
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la Button. Vlaln aal Hkara Toad
up Bnoaa.
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St., oor. Union AUsy, apposlta Saetlst Chorea.
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TIME TABLE,
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Atlantic & N. C. Railroad
TIMS TABLE If 6. '
In Effect 7:5TP.M.. Monday, Sept, H.
1884.
EAST.
I
wast.
Ke.60
Psaseagst
Dally eaeast Saaday1,
EAST.
A
wast.'
No. 1
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STATIONS.
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11 X8
II 61
11 14
11 61
r. m.
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9 S6
10 1C
100
10 66
11 H
11 01
11 It
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sea
,141
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II
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Tatearora .
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iv. Ta!
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tna
nday, ws
dps day and frrMa y.
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Tram (0 oonneets with WUmlngtoa Wak
don Trata aind Xonblaavlug 4jldsbora
TralnWeet, leaving Ooldxboro 1160 On.
Trata At bobbbbh with aiekseaa Ueavltle
bu Ti -Vt TLr. " v u V tid wii
Will
North
, .. Ti w-jot train iram tbe
Irn leavlnf Qoldproaj "WwJ
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Mtodayj;Janiiaf 1886,
ON f l'Lf URTH X B N 0 f lCE
Steamer Shensndcali
WDi leave'
apoB arrival of trlB ea Norfolk
laUasaS at Ellaaketa Cut. rrerv
Bon therm
HOMDAT AJTD THrRIDAT '
fel ,w ,r"- Betnrlt,g !,,,, y Berae
or Kltaabata Olty every
1 ftTIIBIUlV awn a-Ti t- t-r .. ,:
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fi witk Not.
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