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iay that Mr. Grandy well suatained
replication - of the lTeWs and
"'OhsarVer.
-l-st'srWWeloonia Oapt. Ashe'4 xetarq
'jlUit 'chair .editorial.,. Hisjex--:.
parienoe and jadgment are needed
::,7;at'4tifli(5 when it la of the highest
moment : .that soand Dolitieat
, Haplea1 bt Icept constantly fcef
Cr'e people. I ;
J!lltiB pleasing to know that i cb
trovaT Korth Carolinian aslkr,
brandy la'conneced withjonrnal
i; aUheNti?nal Capital.;, The
itSejteenentv.paper' and
r V itaaofii? Toire1 we W nkiorial
, liydccrdial fellow8hipto
ihVSonth displayed in its colamps
e ihall think all the better of the'
'3Srorth(JC!arplinian who adorns iti
. i it ii i BBMBBBBMBB I I
y iTlcljinTATIOXPF LAND.
f thiBnbuf jriding few da
.aitSSbif tJlotlcadJ" eoMfha' in oar
it n -itoiTi)if4h4ei ba4I damaged
fv-' ' r : '
ceyyiu.hia time the grass is
!JWliw?'h1-' the crops and the
- temptation. is very great to plow
sep tud dig itnp by the rootsln
' 'TCbJaJb('th corn rootear the
; , tfacatlbe'tiblcea,' and as these
' tri tha iarfpltf feeders o thi
r. cii Incalculable Inidry is done.! I
, Vtoubt : that 4ae
f'3f inft is the thug to be dona in
, Vth early stage of Jhe crops, lata
after tha bterlii:aots have been
roraed it is i absplntely ruinousi j
;'aMiotii'twm6tB hare ! not
- yet planted their , corn that is to
follow other crops. We anggest to
, em i that a fresh' coating of ma.
; sore wonld be highly beneficial f
. Tha plowing, now should be es'
f : sially deep and the farrows made
, Ulcufc-into aacb other so' as :td
taable the land tha better to retain
BoUtnrejEhev greatest danger to
eont p)antedHin Jaly, is drought,
. tadjlOf jtha jfirst importance
that tha land be prepared for it. :
" r Corn, 'planted as late ai the mid
ciii'U intended
It is rery'seldoni the case that late
c:rj -reaches sir stage when the
tiiltr ican be taken from it with
cztinjaryf:i;;trV'V;v,;;v
,Tha j, writer was , onca a larjte
; ' -tery and while he realizes thAt
tre'much tetter farmers than
: 1 " T;t;,ha floes: hdt consider
'5 i -:;cfio f look mpM; a ruined1
' dSotfglvl his joplnlbn of
' 1 offfailing.fey.t'l
-. . . vv.'. , . '.sf-ifayji
" r.tlti'l UIM HIT.', j A '
? TiLTl la this world (ot
.3, Core, Uloen, v Salt
PorM, Tetter, Chapped
:3, Oorai, and all bkln
i -:," 'relyf euree pilei
1. Iti guaranteed to
. .sa, or money re
i , c.U per box. For
I" r ' , ', :iaan;,
It is very Ratifjing indeed to
npte with nhat earnestness at l
zeal the farmers are pushing for
ward tha crtps "of rlSSD.i Thera
sr stotaas effort tef excel all
fvrmer resalts, and .from - present
indications the labor will not - be
spent in vain. A great many, and
in fact we may safely say a majori
ty, have long since v learned : that
success in . azricaitare - depends
solely on Jhe indivldaal -effort of
man, so applied as to make every
possible moment return a .compen
sation snEcient for the time, and by
following, in strict .conformity to
the laws of nature .and nature's
god.i Yet how often do we see men
disregarding the laws most' essen
tial to the foil development of plant
life as its most critical , period of
growth; and theri, becaose the soil
fails to respond with - waving corn
and pastnres green, they jral) the
cry of "farming don't pay,'' naver
for once attributing the - cansa of
failure to any fault ot neelif ence
of theirs.-; They: ; will; write i long
anicies to ice s newspapers ol the
country full Of,," theory, which they ,
think will forever impress it Upon
tha popular mind that agriculture
is a failure, and means only ..disap
pointment and Jiost opportunities
for all who. engage inlt. Can the
views Ana expressions oi such men.
circulated around the world through
cue medium if tU6 pressy be -i any
thing but detrimental to i the in
terest of: farniers! JJ'.think, not,
and the sooner, att, snchf chaff and
nonsense has been dismissed' the
better it will be tdlcjaases who have
the welfare of the country at heart.
How can. we ever expect fanning to
command the capital, attention and
respect it is jtaUy ttifled iFa
iew.aiscontented -and nnaualified
iu$U bn$inu0 ia proclaim i the per-'
roueous siaiemeni oi farming
don't pay," and'asserting that, all
Whcr engage ini shch will "only T be
"hewers of wood; and . drawers of
water7' for their . more fortunate
feBowmen! " o. r .. i?i-?t& i
clhiamay seem to some an; ion
warrantable attack upon a fewjbut,
Mtj jBditor, youare' well aware of
tha fact that once, in ,a while some
one' takes special care to wage war
against farming that too, by. Men
whorofess to '. follow the ' ocupa
tiohis; Go where;yoff WU1, akjrat
you nifty, jthe dPielut " tary. ia heard
di9hearten j iand depress the
spirits of ,tha most sanguine, j "
"Farming don't pay we are im
posed upon.. by the l commercal
world, the trusts, syndicates and
meney-lebders,?' is the chorus 1 jthat
is sung! " Admitting that to le the
case, whieh is true in a certain way
would it not be more, becoming jin
us to exert our greatest endeavors
in thr,otring off the.hapd of oppft
sion now throttling Us" in the go
of trusts, and combinations of capi-
taU than to taisethav howl of fat:
ing don't pay!" I think so, and'it
lscimeior an sucn nonsense to
stop. : ;.
I move that we looknpon all who
attempt to aecry tbe pursuit of ag
riculture with Indignation and con
tempt. If there are those among
us who are ioapable of guiding and
directing the, plow to a successful
end, let them quietly drop out and
give room lor men . wnose ambition
and greater; ability jaspira to higher
attainments Jthan some are wifiing
to contentthemse ves with. ThS
silent voices of tha 1 immortal trio.
Washington Clay . and' Thomas
Jefferson, stjinds as undying evl
deuce that agriculture is not only
- m m m ... -
BuuceBBiui cauing, one is nta
most useful, most honorable an
most noble emplbyment of t man.
ao away witnneijaiscontenJtei
eiemeni among ; ns. una nve aoa
men who are ffllingf t0ght ..thr
oaiues or me snrpngn tne varying
scenes or adversity ana Drosneritv
Men with a strong arm and a brave
heart, who, when once attempt ,
imog, puBn on jegaroiess Of ob
stacles that may t confront them
until their Ideal IM teaohed men
whose integrity and force of char
acter is so moulded as to make it
impossible for the petty trials and
temptations to swerve 'them from
their duty and purpose through life
the ultimatum of which Is "peace
and victory.". A ' - . ,
, There is another class of men who
belong to the fraternity of "farming
don't pay.'' that is an : enemy to
agriculture more formidable than
all the rest combined; t They think
that education is 1 secondary ac
complishment upon the farm, and
person who has been , so fortunate
as to obtain one should not lower
himself to the plana of husbandry,
cast his lot among the professional
class, or, perchance, walk tha floor
of some mercantile 'establishment
shut in from the freedom - of lifel
age a Dira in its cage uepnved of
its liberty. - A greater mistake has
never been committed, ifarming
needs the aid of the educated .1 ust
as much so as any .other branch of
science, and for tbe want of ; which
lies vanquishing at the mercy of its
foes. We want a mind so educated
and disciplined as to take in the
broad comprehensiveness of our
calling, and so applied as to pro
duce results worthy of Us name,
j Dear readers, are - yon exerting
the utmost of-your - ability in im-
-j : i , ..i j. 7 L-i your
trj! if 3, I L;J yea take
: ;, your lai r will not be
-tiavain. Ct;ijyo!irbasine.i
ai try to make eaci d yan im
provemeit over the ctl:r. I " k
Whila we are striTirj to make a.
success of agriculture lit ts not do
anything to exalt ours aires or bear
unequally upon the ether profes
sional or industrial pursuits of menj
but all work together in one" grand
brotherhood ci laborers to the com
mon weal of our great republic, Wt
membering that misfortune to one
means disaster to the other. v So
let our watchword be. "on ' earth
Deace, rood will ta menjn!iftnn
Kirkpatrick, in' Southern Cultiva
tor. ' J--- u
i- Xl'i i-
t 9
Oatke War te the -flatter
An intoxicated wnm an la. I. th'tnt .
tha moat hidnona sicht In ihANimrlf)
She u so repulsive that it is almost
t . fc - .. . . : .
impossiDie to oe cnariuwa ana
pitiful to the degraded object;-
. Yet it . would do some women
good, I think, to stand and look ot
thin nifrhrvnmon . whn nnt
dream ofiha depths 'toward Which
they wander. Too, for instance,
Bridget, who. crood aook aa van are.
keep a bottle in your pocket and
now ana cnen nnn vnnninit if.h ati
unsteady hand and a "bad hfead"
in conseauence. . .-r , -,-, L- 1
' 1 You, Mrs. A, who only just bncel
ia wh v mix . nnsri m nnc r.nnnri
to strengthen your i overtasked I
nerves, ana muscies, ana ioi not
remember that when yon have 'had
a giass, or pernaps two, yoo should
drink' no more. Thn two ctAiniAti
leave jou as you were; the third
makes you drivel; tha fourth makes
von Rififr." '. ' . : , 1 . , . , t -" U-V
'And is this all for poor women !"
sumo yuu aittj rbk. iuaeea.i no.
Woinen. highland low. rich khd
poof i have need ; to guard them-
selves m well; There are beantifal
young wives whose ,'butlers kiow
how much champagne thev.have
sent to their rooms whose maids
cness the eanae of their jiink YimlA.
aches, whose doctors understahd,
and smile in their aleevesj as they
speak of "nervous prostration,"
and "delicate constitutions;'' and
mesa oeauuiui young wives are on
their , way to tha gutter also; for
woman needs all her senses about
her to guard tha talisman of nnr
ty
-rthe; precious pearl 0f hondi
witnous wmcn sue is as naugb&i !
In drink she forcrets her dirai
and all ' inembrv of aooial lava
marriage vows, or of God's cofc
mandments.'; - r .-rmrnFI'i
.' m..... . ' '-'-'7 W
xne wine cup nas cast many ai
woman irom cue throne of home'
.. uww um uuuuo vi IIWIWl"
where she. had.raigned ahwWP
wife and mother, &SSl
evil propensities 'or a treacherous
heart. - -' 1
-Woman'simply-knows, 'iwiati
she does when the fuhies of tiqupr
rise to her brain, and an Btafti maaA
her way to the gutter.' M. K."D.H
BWBBeoa uie. wympnayr m every vrae
paitBuuiropui. - ineir wut irwna, now
Wi ll B, B. E.t Botanic Blood Balm),
- n. A.UM8iaj' a-enneear, Ua., writoi
"Three bdtttea t B. B, B. oared raj
wlfeoiaorofnla,',', t-j ii wsip
' Mr. R. M. Tji wa STstaKa Tl
x niTv niTn uaea uajiaing to equal
Mre.CJI. OartBoeky !Mquai,'ir.:b
Write VNot -a dar tat 15 veariLwai
free frOrk' headache. R. R. R. antrtal.
relieved me. I feel like anoUiar net-'
James W. LancMterrSawklnsvilli
wa., write; "Mj wife waste bad heali;
for eight year. Fivdootore and man
gatenf uBcuoinee npa. aone net no tt
w wuin vi. Dm o. o. curea aer..vm
t( Mie 6. Tomliaeori, Atlanta,Ga. says
; iw rwn m aunerea witn rnenmatisi
eanaed bv. kidnew tmnhla knA UriAioB
tlon; I alto wae feeble and nervoui
B. B.B. relieved me at once, although
everal nthnr nadlninaa hA foilo ' Jt
Bar. J. If.'- Rinhrann ' r.loTVDtAii
Ark., write: 'Mr wife raffered twelve
year -with rheumatism and "temale
oomplaint. : Ai Udr member Jof--nyi
ahnrah hail haan nnnut lv.R H' Jl .tcm
persnaaed my wife; to try ft, who, now:
tmjw vnera ia notning iiae c, p. .t a
quickly gave lier relief s-C-v-
Vat a AlmrAnTnA Uvmr twm Ruil.m.
ruia.
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A pBrtinla i pptldl Into w nwWt ftn
51 WWTwoBtrtftt.WewYorJt - lamodwir
The faouie' and lot on Pollock street.
now occupied by: IT. B, Duffy." Pet-
csaion given the utof July,
.msodtf v v ' n. )B,brjFm
Uantcd: ; Immediately,
TEUTONS off Old OAST SCRAP
jy22w
J. LT. CHAETr.ES & Ci),
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- TMC LAXATIVE AMKUTRtTIOUa iJUIOQ
. THE ), .
a. a t FfcGS OF- CALIFORNIA, ,ri(
I x virtues 'of planti ' known' to be ,
; most beneficial U3 -the'1 hhrnan
L system, forming . an !ogreeable;
j .and eflectiye laxative to perma ''
j- nentlyi cur? sHabitual ConstiJ;
.'patonnanA the inany ills dp:ij
pending on a weaX or inactive
I condition tf the t-1 a : V ' '
, K1D,EYS, LIVER AND BOVELS. "
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
,j Ye WktaoMi SiUoitbCoU"l"lr i '
t PURS BLOOD,' REFRE8HIN0 BLkgrS
HEALTH and BTIMN0TH r )'!
"' Every one' is using it and all are
"delighted withlt, , ' Ur b.m'
Or X'ZOrS
0viSviut: nr
HEW rORK.il, a
AGENCY TOR ' -v,
Hazard .a Powder Co
C 1 STOCK r J r
tlly, Oraiie, Ptirlty, . ( u
. faiapsco, ana,. , . i "
Agency for Horsford'a Bread
All sold at . Jobber' Prices..
31 ' t ,
" .Tlujtm eaa'lVMH. Fhava
thai ! want to tall. WkrT
Vaoadaa that la
I fivlSatnt 1 hop"anKn-
heat m-I wtah,'4 "wa J
' iiante-i maaoiaopiPBrv ion
mii kind . whan I.MtiM
95S!R'ffiet
Iraan tlmm ont of nilaehlaf. Rut aa lt ii t
man . hu . Ain moa uoDaoee: ana dtw
sav.Jrvon ant,ClRAvai.Va flaa trnuHDin
PI
W atar. and Va ur. O
ilirSnaTfiiKiq
Capital, : ,3-t an f. $100,CS
Surplus Profits -"'B8,70
SurAn
tfiil 'IIAVemOT THE
mrgejt Stoclc'o tffokC ? ' J ',1
LiBt&Vof
? LargetBtoolr; of Spectacle.
frihV faffi. 4nan V aa iL..
Carolina, bought for1 ipot eaalif. and' for
am bv a omtm jrruab j jh -.j5
.JDfln'i format tha nlana HTMfa atvaot
opppBiw capiiBi cnurca. j .
T &A11in TIUl alKlal ari.ifif .
3DICKEU5Vt!WOEKS.
it
Botr.vo oBTAiir tbkk. v '
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Any snDscriDer to tne daily on Wbmcli
JOCRarAL. who has naldona vcar tn iilv.n.
will b an titled to 10 per - cent. dlHcounl on ai
..I W .III . ci r V . . ......... ? . . 1
-i viino, vivivfliino- yv unia, r or (tit
rnntiey, Uil u tha best edition on tbe mar-
rnmnt daysrlt Is amarlng bow tba prints of
wmi.y i rue oi We worss or L'narles Klok
Mn of hit works ever pobllaued 1b nnouwi
lumaDiy the .B0Bl adHlon, now lad bjr
John B. Alden. tha "Literary Kavnlntinnu
at Vam r VabV .
muvui tuv AMbOretl y XwVUlu
ruonsuer. new x or. -Chicago, -and
Wkere. It Ii printed in good, clear. Jn
faoad nonpareil type (Xrom ibe uu,e ,
as Appleton's Ponular Morary . i, ; ....,.
prte per aet IIO.W), donble-euiumn i -
Small qnarto form, eaay for ttie ev, c.mva
tiientto handle.and U lmn.lnom,. y Louufl
ln.eloth,lneigtitvolumasMfoUotv
4t aftha ValsOvr 130 Ulxatr'ns,
1. Martin ChnzElewlt,
S, fiftVld Cor rf!U.
: carnuuy ituoge.
J. Weak House.";'. T'
- fcketohei by Bos. 1
Jhrltm titorlkS,
Julwln JUrood., ! V
liard Jw-i x.
Holurt'i f iu Italy,
7. foit'' f and Pon.
i OliH 'THhop
Aiueilcau boles,
I . ' i i-1:
8. r''aPorrlt.
Oliver 'lwiut.
a riclioVKlcklehy..
' jnie oi 1 wo uiiies,
JLacoiu e 1 traveler.
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la i:i si , Maniwactwwo ot.T by "
r. t TPncMT a nr. cvtoiTD rrtv '
ua. if. iuu u.u awu awaa
sea, and Bmokei Artlelea Mnerallvii -
omaasd im-mh
1, in 'mib pr volun e, r '
jue nopiut Ciu be ecu at tills oflj o.
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L. L..A' HISTH1D, rucriiiiiOB,
" 1 iSCHBtRa, VA.
Smckioj Tobacco from these- work
took tbe uicdal trizs at VenBalS73,
at Philadelphia, 1876, and is now coru
petioK at the Parts ExposUiun. -
n T IURB1WAV I.km - :
mil dwtf -, . Nw heme. N..C. (
. Sea .Breeze House, j
This d pular houtw tn Morthead Citv.'
located tetr the Teacher' Atsembly, t
Is now open lor Uuests at uoe Dollar
ner dav. or Five Dollars per week during
the summer. The proprietor wilt do
his best to please every one who may
367 awim j.t. Atvn, rropt. - J
omiEir, ,foy & co
Ban loxrgj,
s Do a General Banking business, r
i Uitu Uaw.BAJfnita' HoTjsB,' j "'.
Iliddle Street, fourth door below Dotei
, . Albert, .
'toWwiy
KKW IGRKE. ft'
THE. P LADK TO
"BTJY. GOOPS LOW,;:
f - , . - . . -
! . i"-nj at ' vl
HODERTS & DRO,
We keep constantly in stock
-r i.
ProYlaions.
Groceries,
Dry .Goods,
Boota and Shoes.
Don't failto give us a trial when in
need of anythihg in our Una. , ;
ROBERTS BRO.
PUBLIC 8ALK OP t '
OT.IEU,1 ESTATE 15 NEW-BME.
at Moadayr Aug. 5th. 1880.
James C. Harrison, Adm'r of John 0.
u uaraner.aeo'a. ' " ; iv
'i' iJ U. ' Against' t '
joeenh E. and Barah F. Gardner . halm.
Petition, to cell land to pay debts, etc.
In obedience ' to a ' judgment of the
Rnnarlnr fVmrtnf Pmuii Mimta ..n.
tfered ia the above entitled - euit. Feb'y
mm. innu. i win bam at Hntiin innHm
to, the highest; bidder, isato the 'Court
atenday , August 6th, 1889, at 11 o'clock
ATM., th rnllnwinir HoanrihaH lnta In
imaty, of New Berne, -belonging to
enfreetate oi aonn ; u. uardner, deo'd,
L - if" wn vu tun aurwiiag
U "l .7 . . V" 'UO
fiHachee
W:.
R. R. . Davannrtrt nn tha a..e . ar.il ' tha
lot of Others,' now eooupied by Samuel
lwok, aeserioea in a aeea irom uraham
Davea. aetornavi. tn Jnhn n i diMabn
BoekTnoorae4.n Aeooro or uraven county,
p. J iiJ3ook-No. 86, folio 68, anbjeot to a mort-
KBga vi jaw pari parens ee money and
Interest dnsama from .Fah 9ftth .1RH.
iTh Proceeds from the sate of ' this lot.
or enough of the eame,' wilt be exclu
sively appnea to the payment of Jald
0 a. yarlof Xxt No. 801, bounded oh the
east DT the lot of ifiasaa Mar anrl V.n.
tiie Bay oa- the south byzlot Not S99, 00
wbiWbm pt us iot now occupied by
Rev.Jl..K. Haarn. and nn iha umh U
Pollock atreet, measuring 43 leet front
on PpUockatreet, and the same width
un Mtqajune a it. oy lU7tlt.)
now occupied by J. E. Avery and L. A.
Tiriv anil familiaa 1 4 -
a Part lot No. 801 at the soiitheaat
corner of Pollock : and Fleet atreet ex
tendedaajnrinf.OS ft'fl Inohe front
on rouocK .street, and .extending back
107 ft, to .the line of lot No. 899-ex.
oeptwg taat part of said lot no w covered
L. At- t 1 k ll .. ..a . m- . ,
uy vnBi DuuainKB occupiea' oy j, rj,
CoUina bow occupied by Rev. -K;K
Beam. - r.
. 4.. Parts -of lota Nna. Jtm 'anil cob
measuring 40 feet front southwardly
from corner atone on Spring street, and
4i feet . front fromSaid tone north
wardly on line of Fleet atreet extended,
and ftxtandincr hantr aaatnranll a.
- o vhvw vnw tw aa vaa sbbv AO
a the building and fenee, Including
tna land conveyed by EUaabeth and
jBiujaa river to jonn u. uardner by
deed dated Nov. 17th, 1880, now occu
pied and usedbyJ. C, Collins aa a store
nd dwellings M'-i''m'
Uale will commence at 11 o'clock
aaa-eawaj - s , ., y-.
Term of Sale-Onehalf cashj Ibalance
on b oreaii oi six montha, with notes to
be approved. T Title reserved until full
payment umtde. -ct-; f.
jiNsw Berne, N. 0Mlune S5, 1889. 1
. - j JAMES O. HARRISON,
je25 AdmV of John O.Gardner, deo'd
V:LU;:LE CITYj FHOrERTY
i.
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agents ror owners we offer for sale on
I No. 1, WHARF PHOPBHTV IT TrNrmra
POINT : lneluilnt the Dleoe or lann kn.n
Taa ISLAND." Bd tba wharf or roadwav
: .n.cwF ium r f ront itreeL
., wkMrttMM now being tilled In. The
lwatlon Is the beet In theeltr for all mn
f
' 1 1 r 1 J 11 nurrmu. u t, i .
... 'ipj our waters have ample depth of
JTrf wr toadU) and unloading at ths
:-tJ? EojNT. onnp'ed as owelllnKS. -J4.
-THIS IPniy FROWX WAKuonait
' T V' 6, BRICK Mlg AND DWKT.l.TWfJ
' A fun rt.-nMoii of. this valuable prof or
i i V :'.-riM k11 w,be"ttrmaBpon which
ii'i 7W,.'i fnrnlMhert...,
PTtil' l.lOn tO IhA hm .v. m.J .i.
in&oukli Front str. ft. "ieiro.
, ' . . ' - , WATPON A PT!' '
,aeo dwtf , Ins. and Keal i..u ,, a k .
jttFiEISTPrT!r
! AS on, FOTV r i
t t n
S MIMMtit Wl .!! I , . .
4 I
, tan
Aneir t,ni i !
nsryie
fo
Mill
'Webare on haod ami im . '.
and receiving evrry any r -. i... .
butu, Clianilr Bun, i.all (--im.'.
itibee, lesk.e. cbalra. jjouo.ei. i m i-
A) alt rt e. All tha tona'e ti imiii,(m t(1 .
are po d and hiIwIhdIikI. We . hsvn "it .
flufkt BUM'ic ii ud lau t Ii .( Idi y h,.
riai e tun'- baa ever refu lirci-K h t lotl.in'
cu. W have a fine lux-It of ( um , hio
turet ai d i!lrro n.-r jy eimt Cm-1i r0f
Our good, and gr t a ,'hicciinl oMO end itli.r
cent, lber(iH w ii wit gn da rheauer
tnaa any vihur tor ; ihts eliy. V.aTe
alo agent fb Ihe tr)lpe Ktwlig Vm-uiue
It haa no aju). If you want a flrat-cliui
machine call and tee US betoie tuugeee-
n .7. . v .in uvB yim nioiiy, . .
T. J. TUKNFR &. CO..
22 24 Middle street. Hev Enrne. N- (i.
-Plains,
a. R'iniii
F.' S. Duffr. druffciaL airnnt. nJ
Berne. N. O. mavl dwlv
Atlantic & N." O. Railroad
v ! 1 TIStX TABLE Ka. ih i
In
Effect 6:00 A.M..' Tuesday ,V Jnna
--w - -18th. 1880.
OOWOEAST. ' BOHEDUIdC.' a0U)aHVK8T.
Noi 61. latsenger Train. : ' JJ6. 60. ,
Ar. , Lve. . Station. . Ar. rTA
Jm 8 80 , Goldsboro .11 30 a m
00 '4 00 Orange ; 4i 10 45
4 85 4 40 ' . Kinion JO OH 10 J3
6 00 C 10 New Berne $ 81 , 8 10
7 38 , f m Mwnhead City ''in' 7 07
.11 l 14 DflllVl.' v . '.t J
GOINofeABT. 8cHRPlILE " OoiNO WtST:
' ai w . ..... a - 1 ,. - - .
IIO. 1. ! j BV !
v. Kn : 9 .
Mixed Ft. ft
Paa. Train. '
... 8 00 pm
, 8 04 . 818
Pass. Train.
St ct ian.
am
0 80
Qoldsboro v
8 67
7 05
7 20
7 48
811
7 80;A La Orange" 1
784 744
' 7 6 1 7 10
6 65 8 43
6 80 : R M
1 no uraiiiniEUreea
8 80
-.. Kineton '
,. Caswell
' Dnvnr ..
8 60
8 56
9 15 10 03
4 65 j-6 10
10 81 10 80
, Core Creek:
-' Tnsoarora
l'!af480
8 64, 4 00
.8 83 a 49
11 00 11 05
11 17 11 41
uiarft's
" Newborn v
, ..Riverdale .v
!. Croatan ,
Bavelock"
"" ""Newport"
12 15 8 00
iocs;, 8 00
941.948
9 28 ' 8 83
. 8B9! 904
. 817,827
8 37
8 48
4 08
4 87
4 61
6 01
516
6 23
8 60'
'413;
4 43
4,65 - Wildwood
w Atlantio
Morehead City
8 00
8-05
7 62
7 91
6 01
,747
717,
5 21
6 28
A tl an t in TTnfol -
705
5 81
" Mvwi
715
' w v iu'.-iuuiquhu LKJh B m . I
. Tneadav. Thnr dun . u.,ni.l
p m
7 00
' tMonday.Wedneadav and . X
don Train JMMnd North, leaving bbm-iLSL-'
Train Wesl, leaving Goldnboro Ico p .
Trala, arriving atOoldtbcr08:10 pjb rand wiih'
bonndj leaving Gojdsbolo at ?oo p v
'.!: ' -f ' S; L.' DHL
Atlantic &'N.'C.Eailrofli? fin.
, ' , JPAS8KNGEH DEPARTMENT, '
Naw BaKH. N. O, May SS. im, '
a u TO AGENTS AMD THE PTJBUO.
Through BAtes of fWc BonhaTripTloliets.'
m Tickets on sale Jons 1st, 1888. Good ratnVn.
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From
Hickory. N.O,i....io.BO H.10-ta(0,'il4 ?S
8WL5H,,!tOLT 3aw " &
BHonnfnjU.O. 1S.2S , 186'J 15.25 17 w
AshVllle.W.d 18 90 ,' 11.50 , 15 W, , 17.6S
oi Springs, N. 15.40 iafiO , 37.40 1 15
; jNsmucTioiia to agents. ,
the.; ,1n b0'c"a deviate from
m fS? wlthot Proper Instructions.
vmuuiou uuuor iivs) spani or mita Va
v,V .u"1' UD "iuimsu.io iwenly-rour
""yond. Mhednlelni in eacb dtieo.
I (All i TiAVatD WiAal I. I i. .
iii!L. ABent,fl Beethat tba contracts of
mn.t i iPuroha1?r" thftt the condltloni
Toiuiiip tue cnecKing or batt
aage on regular one-way tlokets- will apply
for baggaKe checked on tt. J.ih Trlii
within rataa, (4i . -7 V ( .",uo
, .t - H X. ptLfL G'. p. A. -
GKcriiT's Sale. ,
Fursuant to" an Execution ln my bands
of J une, A.U. lb. In ftvoVSf' W. B "toil .7
Auctlo-n at the' Curt floVae'd n.Vi '"5
Of Naw Horn a AnMA.j.-. - . . z y
Oili5l,,lS.B2d B!r nh0 Power, r
jQ in. Circular saw with Baw (Wiei . ,
5,,- , v",v- -muuu iu iHmn. out ' - - ,
iw.,.. """"" jo.,ana ix t ,
,"V.'U.,U '"a Allt'll ( ii
miiuC8y or June, A "
Jnn" liy J. V,
. I). 8.
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PnniTicint n A i,.
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"t, of the Pnporli-r
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pt i .li.LvilVw",v'',, ! -
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l.vliiirniul i,ui.,... t(,H 1
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lonuerly 'wu.' ,y "V t t "
ground nn uri.:.i. it i. .' ' '
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