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VICTORS are Standard Value.
TVIOIROW.-
What is
0tt CUWWWkWAMk!
Cohort is Dr. Samuel Pitcher! prescription for Infants
' aod Children. It contains neither Oplam, Morphias nor
other Narcotic rubgtance. U lit hoxmleM rabstltnte
far Paregoric, Props, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It ts Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years' use by
Kl&ons of M others Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevCishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Soar Curd,
cares Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relives
teething troubles, cures constipation and 'flatulency.
Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bow siring healthy and natural sleep. Cas
tor! Is the Children' Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Cartoria.
Ottfot-t I a r"Wlot medians for chfl
iM. Hothen ha npedl 7 told ma of H
food fleC5 ttptm bei ckudrea."
Da. G. C. Omood,
Lowell,
CatMrU Is th bJL reraedjr for c-hildma of
jhlch I n aeqaai4. I hope l'o day ij ot
ar dl' out when mcttwrs will con l Ur tho n.-i 1
tstercat of their children, nnl use 1 stri.i in
uimA of ttw rufous quack ooittnims 11 . h or 4
icttrojlnf thetr k.jd Oim, by forcing opium,
worphiDa, aouihlnc tyrup and othir li:in'ui
fonts dows their throata, thereby a-oaij
stun to pramatorr frtvata."
Da. J. F " TTFLOC,
ltiu'. Art.
TV Gaataar Company, T7 Murray Street, Haw York City,
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Oapits i ,
$100,000
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IKJ A Q1!B1AL BANKING BDHINKSB.
The iaeonntaof Hanke, Bankera, Corpora
tion., Farmer. Merchant, and others rc
etlTed on fkTOrabl terma. Prompt and
ra(al atlentlou given to the Intereatof onr
enatomera.
BOAKD Or OIHIOTOKa
Perdlnan i rjlrieta,
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Began business May 1891.
Cspltal Stock, paid in, $75,000.00
Snrplnn, ... 5,000.00
Csdlrlded Profits, 8,500.0o
DlTldosdsptld, . . 10,500.00
OFFICSB8 :
t- B. Cutler, . President.
7f, 8. Chadwick. - Vice Pres.
r. V7. Diwsr, Oaahier.
A., H. Powbll, Teller.
P.F.Matthrws . Collector.
- With well eatablialmd connootions this
Bank Is prepared to oOor all accommo
latloni eoutiiitent with cnnoryatlve
Making- -
' Prompt snd careful attention uiwan to
lolleetiona,
' W will be nlAAJUi to nnrrnniv. nf) wit.h
Mioee who may contemplate makiDfr
. ihADges or opening new accounts.
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- Blank' Books, and new lot Standnrd
Works of Keaownad Author.
; ' Prayer and Hymn . Books, Ladles
Parses, Pen's, Pencils, eto.
Also, Lata Papers and Periodicals re
oeivedd ally. ; if; J J , 10tf
MAN WELL & COOK,
Engineers, Hachinists
& Blacksmiths :
Make and repaia Engines, Boilers
8aw Mills, Oris Mills snd Pumps.:
8team boat work of all kinds. -
. Repair Inspirators and Injectors.
Qas, Steam and water : pipes 6tted
In, in all their branebes. H" :-:-;; ?
Bhop between . Ios Factor; ' and
Freight Depot of A.. & N. 0. .1. R.
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Castoria.
" Castoria !a ao well adapted toehfldran that
I neopnod Saatupariorioaajpnaeriptiaai
known to me.
n. A. Aacan,lL D,
III So. Oxford Bt - nrooklfn, K. T
" Onr phrakfens In Um children's depart
merit ha apoken hitf "7 of their expert
euce in their outakle practics widi Caatorti
aiid although w only haw aroang 01 J
medical aupplles whiU la known aa reguLi
producu, yet we are free to confeaa that tha
tiK'nu of Oafctoria hai won ui to look wlta
favur uiton it.,
Ukitbd MourrAL and Dispsmsabt,
Boston, Maaa
Au.n C. Rarrn, Pnt ,
STEAMERS,
lORFflli, REWBERH & WASBIHGTOI
DIRECT LINE.
8emi-Weekly Trips.
In order to mftk mre eon Yen Ion t mid
oi.oiiilottl nne or ihe vcttgit now mploysd
la -h North Ufcrollna aervlOA, miU ttiui to
Rotter Serve the Iaterests of Shippers,
lh. Clyde Ltne and Old Dominion Hleam
hln Oompany have eonelnded t meria
tbflrreapec ive ilnea between Newhern. N.
II. and Norfolk. Va. Into one line, ttiu. gly
inv paaaenxera and truoa atalppera tin re trlpa
ach wee I- between Newhern and orrolk
W.tlilDf Ion.
NO ADVANCE IN RATES.
un nd after MONDAY, OOT. I(UU 1KVI
iDtll rnrtberaotlea. the
Unoir NEWBERIE. Cipt Sonthpate
Win aall from Norfolk, Va.. for New Kerne
every Monday and Tbnnday dlrcel,
"lunmi un wim the
At anile and North Carolina
KallrOad. IDi: the W.tAr llna.nn K.' .
Trent river.
Ketnrnlng, will aall K ROM NCWHKRN for
NOHKOI.K. Va. VI. Rmn, k. I.l. ...,
Tnea a) 'a oort Krldaj -a at 1 i. m.'
amainR connection at Norfolk with
IIHMd Hay Line, Tor llalltmoro. The :th
,ine, lot I'hllHde'phl', Tbe 11 Itopunliiu
4iei.niuip Co.. for ,ew York fli- Mei
tnanta'and Mlnera' l.luef r l-roviUei.ee and
BoalOn. and The Water Line. f,r uu...in.
too, D. 0.,and Rlohmond, Vs., thna slvlna
. H water route to all Northern
nd Baatern polsta.
i eonneeuoa maae with the O. A O.
R. K., B. 4 O. M. B. and N. W. K K. for tba
WaaU
raaaentera will And a aood t.hi. ni,L
able rooma, and ererr ooturteay and attan.
Hon will be paid them by the offloera.
Order all food., care of M. M. W. Dlreot
liion, noniia, va.
KALPH SKAT Aa.nt.
E5- o. id:
Eastern Carolina Dispatch.
Kaat PaaaenRsr and rrelRbt Lin batwMa
Kaitern North Carolina Polnta.and all eon
nvonoDi of in
PBNHSYI.VABIA SUILROAD,
IHOLDOIHO
New Varkt Palla4.Iphla, NJorralk, Bal
tlaaare, Rlchnaawal and InMb.
The OHILV Tri-WMkljr Ua Oat
w.w mrat.
THK NRW AND EliKOANTLY aXJUIPPIC..
ni&AHf.a
Baila ,.om Raw Barn
HON DA 8, .
WBDHBMATI,
:'i ritiDAVs,
AT 4 P.SSM
BtopplDK at Koaaoa iaiand aeb way and
luruiDi eiuaw oonneovion Wlin Itie
Norfolk A Konthern Railroad at Eilnhath
City and ta Not folk and Wee tern Hmuroad
atMojfolk. - , !
The Kaatarn CarollnaDI'teta Un, eoo
alatlng of tne Btr. Nana. Norfolk aunlhern
n. n., riew iotk, aoaana norroik H.K.,
tnd Penneylvanla R. B., form a reliable and
eanlar Un, offerlnc anparlor faeilltl for
ulck Daaaecgwr and freight t raneportatlon,
no Lrau.ier xoep at aiiiaaoein uity, at
which aolnt frelabt will be loaded oa emre La
to through to deetlnatloa, -
street all (ooda to b ehlppad win Baatara
Jar oils a Ulapath dally aa follow.:
From new xora, By ranna. K. K., nr 7T,
North RlTeT. i -
from Philadelphia, by RUla W. and B .to,
B.R.,Dook 81. station. . T i
rrom Baltimore, by Phlla WILi aad Hallo.
B R,Prealdnt8t. Station.
Krom Norfolk, by Norfolk Honthem R.B,
From Boston, by Merehanta Miner Trana
portatlon Oo.; New Tork and New Knit land
L R. ..
ajTKatel a low and time qnlekar than by
ny other Un . -
For further Information appiy ' i : - -
W. H. Jovoa (Gen'l Frelfhi TraA A(Mt,
P, K. B.) General Traihe Agenb
dan. BTBPHBifB, Dlviilon rrel(ht Agaat
P W. A B. B B., Philadelphia.
B. B. Oooew, Oen'l Freight Acrai,, R. Y.
P. A N. R. R., Norfolk, V
a. O. Hddoikd Qenml Frelaht AKMtt R, S
R. R., Norfolt. Va. -
OKO. HKRDBRBOR. A teat
.; , o -iw ,.-. ' NW Barn. N. O.
vV a. s i sVVw.'w'j a
it h r r
I . . . I I an.u 1,
ent eusmess condueutl lor MoocaaTC Ftr
oua orncr i owosrrt U; 9. pTtwr omet
nd we on secure paint In leaa time than ihoae
remote 'rom Washington. (
' F 3nd model, drawing of photo,, with decnp-i
Hoj, We advise, ))lcnlbla or not, fro ul;
clmrre. Our I ! not due till nulenti. secured. ,
a ..w.Mirr "Howtn'Jbioia Patenis, ' witli
cosl ol same l.i the U. and loreacountiM.,
;O.A.0nO7.GO.
. pep wnTtur Orncc, Washington. f C -
UflUt
I aaid "Tomorrow I" ooo bleak windy
d.y-
Tornorrow I will Hre my life anew"
And still "Tomorrow r while the winter.
To spring, tad yet I dallied l.y the vr,
Aid tweet, dear tint tint still held nte M
their swat;
'Tomorrow P i Mid, while sgninter
dayt wore through,
"Tomorrow V while chilly autumn round
me drew
And so my soul remained the tweet ain't
prey,
80 pat the years, and ttill, perpetually,
I crj "Tomorrow I will flee each vile
Tomorrow, auiely, shall my tool ttnnd
free,
Hafeltoi the tires roicea Uiat beguile '
But death mitt by me, with s mocking
smile.
And whispers 'Tea 1 Tomorrow, verily"
Philip Rourke Mamtmi
Til K SHU UF LOVE.
r. I. BTAI.".0.
Galea that Llivt ibr sliipi away
Over li'iiuvs ol loncatmie sea,
fcarob the drenry deep to-da;
Willi Luvu's wandering aliip to me!
Bnt the wimls reply:
"Wc roam the sky
And wo trouble and toss the sea;
And thy Love'x ship Bails
Where the black niylit wails,
And comeH no more to thee I"
Stars (lint liolit tlie sens nlnr.
Where the mists and miuiiiinv lie:
Blend your beams in one irreitt star
I.iht Iaivc'h tviinilerii.o $bip to me I
Mnt I he ftdrs reply
"We light the sky,
Far over the lonely sea;
. And thy Love's ship dreams
Where no bright star beam,
And comes no more lo thccl''
MARSHAL MACM.i.O:
A Brilliant Soldier But Li ck i ;
Great Crises.
MucMuhon was a si.rcii .rn nf :i
class of warriors who, in fvcry n;; -,
bive apprarod in Finnci'. iiimI of
whom the highest by far may r
haps he found in Vrivinytorix. the
opponent of Ca'snr. The qualities
these fine soldiers possessed in com
mon are quick intel licence, un
daunted courage, admii able skill in
haiidliiijr troops in the field, but
withal little wisdom in the greatest
crises, a somewhat overstrained
sense of honor, and a certain weak
ness when brought to test by ill
fortune. It is the character of the
Gaul, through all his history; it was
seen in Bayard, in Francis I., even
in the Grand Conde, and very i i early
in Ney; and it contrasts most strik
ingly with the less brilliant, but mors
solid and far more, useful gifts of
trie men like the heroes of Nassau,
Turenne and Wellington.
The training of the marshal had a
direct tendency to bring out what
was most-attractive but least stable
in a disposition of the kind, and to
exaggerate, not to correct, its de
fects. He was an Algerian soldier
until he had reached mature age; and
if this school of war fell in with his
daring nature, made him excel in
bold and daring feats of arms and
fashioned him to heroic exploits, it
unfitted him for the duties of supreme
command in the great scientific war
fare of Europe, requiring as they do
profound intelligence, corrtpre.hen
sivencss of judgment and real
strength of character.
MacMahon's checkered career is
an illustration of this; he was an
ornament of the Algerian army of
France; his capture of the Malakoff
shows energy and skill; his march
on Magenta, if not very brilliant,
was well conceived and completely
successful. But when brought to
the test of war on a great scale, and
opposed to a man of the power of
Moltke, the marshal proved a con
spicuous failure, and his conduct
was a series of disastrous errors. He
fought ably a gallant fight at Worth;
but he ought -not to have fought at
all, and his subsequent retreat shows
want of Insight. Scottish Review.
Oa His Adsjoe Fiecly.
Lady Ahl how fortunate that we
should happen to meet you, doctor. Do
you know, we have been suffering
some time from from I think you
term It congestion of the brain, and,
besides, we experience (Treat difficulty
in walking.-1 What would you. advise
us to take now? i
-.' Doctor A cab, ladiesj a cab! Da
gensNyheter., . J
4 SbJloh'i CounptkHS Care.
Thia ia hammd niaaatlnai th mat
ueoeMhil dough Medicine w have
-ror aoia, a raw aoae invariably aare
the wont. patf Congh,Uroup and
BrOnnhitia. sa-hila ita orniinhl mnMa
iashe ear of Consumption It without a
parallel ia the aiatory tot mad bine.
Sines its first diaoovery it ha bum told
on a iraaraate, a tMt whloa no other
OMdioiB eaa.ataad.Mf i yea hare
oough waaaraestly ask yeo. ta try it,
Prioal0o.,60o,aBdM. If year lunn
ar aor, oheat. e hack lame, ate Kii-
loht Potoea Platter. , Bold by Nw
aern,orng uo. .'-t . .., 4 -y.r;.;
i !
il Don. 'puV'too fine a soot to
jont wik for: fear it' should &t
I k "CI !
When
Wbea'
toby was ak. we gaw br-tkatorav
he ana a Child, "be onad tor Caatoriav
m nw attm, iSw rluna; tn faitsra la.
aa had Children, aba gavalhaea Oaatoria.
Witea
r. i
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Childrea Cty for Pitcher's .Casiorji
Childreif GrV for Pitcher's Castorla.
C!.:.'-lre.i.Cr'for Pitcher's Castoria.
rn,-iCr; :.r r;:.' -r C 'r 'x
5wSasjjts ' 'MawBaMawS
The standard price of Victor Bicycles is f 125.00. No deviation,
and Victor riders are guaranteed against cut rates Uuring the current yc.i.
OVERMAN
OSTON.
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAOO.
SAN rnanciaco.
W. D. HARRINGTON,
A Faiorlte for Coughs and tolda.
"Chamberlain's Congh Kemedy
it the best medicine for colds and
cold we have ever told, sayg 8.
Keel & Son, of Coal Han, Ky
It e favorite because i' can al
ways be depended upon. It loosens
a cold, relieves the lungs and el
ects a permanent care. Whooping
cough is not dangerous when this
remedy it freely given, as it liqae
Hex I he tough macas and makes it
ensier to expectorate. -" and ,r0
cent for sale by J, V.Jordan Irug
gixtt. Tho avarice of tho miser is the
grand sepulcher of all his other
passions as they successively
decay.
An Old Song
When .'iiint lived in : 1 1 n ieul linieM.
in;; heii;h. inv buy, siim ho!
In ;;oil old Kni:lainl, or t'oiviuTi i-liineN,
Sim; heisjli, inv bev. ins ho!
Thev eamoil tiling with :i hi'h i l I liaud.
Nor Mtronu, nor weak, could Won- them
stand,
And they killiil whom lhr iiliii-xl
throughout the land,
Sin' hei'jh, luv hoy, injr ho!
Hut tiie giants didnn't have things
their own way when Jack-tlie-Oian'-killcr
arrived on the ncne. You re
mmbcr the Btory. K-collcct, too,
that every age has its giant-killer.
We have our giants in the form ot all
sorts of dread dinnases, Nupiioscd to
be inourablc. Our Jack in in the
fovm of Dr. Pirn co, who has proven
the expression "incurable diseases"
to be a fallacy. Can you imigine
more potent weapons to lisMBt a wo
man in killing the giant-ilim-um:, than
Dr. Picroe's Favorits Prescription?
It's the only guaranteed remedy for
all functional disturbances painful
disorders, and chronic weaknesses ol
womanhood. In female complaints of
every kind, if it ever fails to benefit
or cure, yoo have your money back.
It's simply a question of the company
yoo prefer the Giant or Jack!
A person is always startled
when ho hears himsolf seriously
called old for tho first time.
dhiloh 'a Oatar.'i Remedy. A marvel
ous oure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth, snd Beadiiche. With
each bottle there ia an ingenious naaal
Injector for the more sucoeeafnl treat
ment of these oamDlaiat without extra
ebareo
Men are generally more care
ful of the breeds of their horses
and dogs than of their children.
Croup and Whooping Cough.
I have three children wiioare sub
ject to croup, and have' found that
Chamberlain's Cough Jiemedy will
cure them quicker than anytiiing else
I can get. If you do not believe that
this remedy will cure ;he erup, do
aa I did, try it and you will ssou be
convinced. R. M. Chatham, itawey.
Illinois. Whooping Cough is alao
deprived of all dangerous conseqacnoet
when Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy
is freely given. There is nothin equal
to it for cither of these ailments. For
sale by J. V. Jordan Druggcrs.
Trust not him with your se
crets who, when left alone in
your room, turns over v. Mir
papers
Chamberlain1 Eye and Bain Ointmoot
Jaa certain cure for Chronic core I'.ves,
Granulated Kye LirK Horn Ni Jiles, 1'ilea,,
JUaeroa, -letter, i" Kheum and hcalrt I lea a,
25 cenis per boi, Fx sale by druggists.
to horse owmnts.
For putting z horse in a fine healthy con
dilioA try. Dr. Cady'a Condition Powder.
They tone up the syxtem, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorder and destroy worms, giving
new life to an olu or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. Fox sale; br druggist
Sold ny J V. Fodaa, New Berne &. C
The- (rem cannot ba polished
without friction, nor man per
fected without trialsj :
If -
It
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- ir is nth
H 1 f DBUIifll ITS
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liX; M'rt?.:?r-! :
T -.i I pi-OBejmX' s" 1 4 ?3
w-. , . i ,w 1
WHEEL CO.
DSTSOIT.
denvcm.
Art. New Berne. N. C
Walk boldly and wisely in the
light thou hast; there is a hand
above will help thee on.
How a Chicago Man Was Cured ef.
Rheumatism.
Mr. John Hall, ol 92.15 Com
mercial Ave , Chicago, met with a
serious accident for which he used
Chamberlain's Pain Btlm, Ireely,
with the beat resolts. But now,''
sajs Mr. llall'-comes the best part
of my story. Poe many years I have
been quite a sufferer from rheama
tism, with stiffness of the joints.
Since the application of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, all symptoms of
rheumatism have disappeared; in
fact I believe that it has banished
every trace of rheumatism from my
system." Foi sale by J. V. .lordan
Drnggist's. He draweth out the thread of
his verbosity finer than the
staple his argument.
Answer This Question.
Why do ao many people we aee around
uaaeem to prefer to suffer and be made
miaerable by indirection Constipation,
Diir.ine.ne, Lows of Appetite, Coming up
of the Food, Yellow Skin, when forT5o.
we will aell them Shiloh'a Vitalizer,
guaranteed to oure them Sold by New
Bern LH-UK Oo.
Most men, until
rendered saer, will
opinions tiy a wager.
by losing
buck their
Par Over K'rtr tun
Mus. Winbixiw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for ohildren teething. It
joothea the child, soften, the guma,
.lla.s all pain, our en wind oolio, and is
the beat rem&ly for Diarrbuea. Twenty-
lv oenta a bottle. Sold by all druf
leta throughout the world.
Slander is
coward, and
defense.
the revenge of a
dissimulation his
The Population of New Herns
Ih .iliout nin thousand, and we would
say at least one-half tire troubled wil'i
some afTection on the Throat and Lungs,
na those cniilaiiiU are, according to sta
tistics, more numerous than otheis. We
would advise all our readers not to ne
glect the opportunity to call oa their
druggixt and get a bottle of Kemp's Bal
aam for the Throat and Lungs. Trial
one f me. Large bottle 5c, and )1. Sold
by all druggists.
War is a game, which, were
their subjects wise, kings would
not play at.
One of Mr. Jordan's Excellent IHedl
lollies J. V. Jordan, Druggist's sells a
preparation for rheoinatism that
has performed some remarkable
cares. Frank Shepardson an engi
neer on the Southern PaoiBo By.,
who reildea at Los Angeles, Oal.,
was troubled with rheumatism for
a long time. lie was treated by
several physicians, also visited the
Hot Springs, bat received no per
manent relief ontil he nsed Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which is the
snedicine referred to above. He says
it is the best medicine in the world
for a"henmatism.
F he BaWflsomest Lady In New Berne
Iinia44red tn a friend the other day that
be koe iKmnp' llalsam for the Throat
and Lunn sa a muwrlor remedy, as It
'stopped her aif!i,'h instantly when othet
ooucrh re3euia,ii(l no enecc wnaterer
Bo to prove tliU aud oonvince you of its
saerirany druggiat jrlll give you a aam
4a Bottle free, uare sise duo. anai.
I HAVE OS HAND
A LARGE LINE OF
MEN'S AND BOYh
OVERCOATS.
AlsSO A
' nnnt t tuti?
ltOTB 847ITS.' WHIOn I WILL
SELL AT
X. Y. COST.
Come early and get jour choice.
A. J. SMTH.
k Nov7 Middle 8L .
a..a.1 ) -i in in..' '"
COMMI8SIONEE'S SALE.'.
Pnnnuititn a Aeeree and iraer. of the .Sn-
neriorCoart, otOntreB ceanty In Mrtala
mllMi for aal for Dartltion. entitled
Joaepn i. tiaan, tb owuim a, AnMtwwv
and John afatthewa, I wlU aell at tho Conn
boose aoorva meetiy 01 new Bwnro, w un
hhrheet bidder tor oaeh, on Monday the Mth
dv Ma mat. at the a our ol is o'clock at.
the following deaorlbed lot, aa aet oat and de
scribee tn the peuuon niea in saia prooeea
Imm Iwinn.lml and deaorlbed aa tollOwa:
T.tttnir iuiiI bAlne aituate tn the Cltv ot New
BemeTstate ot North Carolina, beginning a
the Northwest oomer of lot number 368 on the
nuih aide ot Oneen atraetarHl rannltur thenee
anathwestwardly to the Northwest corner ot
lot number Sfi, thence eastwardly to the
southwest eorner of said lot number 6S thsnoe
aorthwardiy tothe beginning on Qusen street.
n out 01 April, liw.
OWK H. UVIOH, Commlaaloner.
JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR OF
Eastsn Norm Mil
Marble Works
M E W BERNE. N. a
Onlera solicited and given proper at
muuon, with aatiafaction Ktiaraulecd.
KAIIjKOADH.
Atlantic t N. C. Eailroad
timk
1AB1.K XO '(!,
la F.ITtf H
H 00 A. Id
6. IbW.
Mooilav tlx-.,
OoiVdEasT. SoHiuoLa. OoiNd Wisi
No
Paiiengar Trulnn. No. 4.
Ar. Lt.
Stations. Ar. Lve.
Qoldaboro 1 1 10 am
La Orange 10 !2 10 2b
Kinaton U 48 9 r8
New Berne 8 17 8
forehead O1I7 am 6 47
lOHtDOLK OolNO Wksi
No. 2.
Mixed Ft.
p na 8 20
8 &6 8 5
4 25 4 SO
5 50 5 5D
7 28 am
QOtHQ El AT
No. l.t
Mixed Ft.
Paaa. Train
am A SO
6 87 7 06
7 80 7 30
7 48 7 hi
8 11 8 80
8 60 8 65
0 1ft 10 01
10 81 10 36
Stations.
Ooldaboro
Best's
La Grange
Falling Greek
Kinaion
(jaewnll
Dover
Oore Greek
Tusoarora
Clark's
Paaa. Traic.
7 25 p m
fi '.'4 B34'
5 54 6 04
6 24 5 30
1 20 "5 ro
4 00 46
8 25 S 40
2 54 R 00
2 24 2 80
2 08 218
10 32 1 30
41 9 46
88 9 8.1
Holl 004
B 17 H 27
8 00 8 05
7 47 7 f
7 17 77
U 00 11 05
11 17 11 41
12 15 8 00 Newbern
8 87 8 42 Riverdale
8 48 8 60 (Jroatao
4 08 4 IS Havelork
4 87 4 42 Newport
4 61 4 55 Wild wood
5 01 5 01 Atlantic
5 18 5 21 Morehnad Pity
Atlantic Hotel
5 81 p ti liorelioad Depot a r
MoniUy, Wednesday nnd Kr!dr
tTaesdar. Tharadav an : Halurda
.I
Train I oonneotn wtlti Wllmln :li
Wel oa Tratn biuinil Norm, l,vln. d
boro 1 l:.V,a. tn . ami with Hlr'i inoti i ,v
l.lllH
I'Hll
llle Train W. HI . 1 avlng (1. I ,la. .1 . :
. tn.
Train mmnrntt wl lit Klf'htnonil A liar
llle Train, arrl v In t hi 11 .lri.ilii.ri. Ii I . p. n
nd wtlh Wllmlncton a Wliloll rrln trni
the North -l 2:6S . in
H. L. DILI.,
811 oorititHDtitiiit-
TIMK TA IIIjK NO. I,
To take eff.iot .Inn., 'JiKh, l.Hili, at
6:00 a. 111.
SurierHmling T;um Tahiti No. .'I,
Dated flow '.v.i.i.
Qoinq South, wiiikdi ij-. (I.UM.NOHTn
No. 1 Passenger Trains. 'No. 4
Wilmington, Newbern & Norfoll
Railroad.
, -sai-E" u
Lve. A. M. Stations Ar. P.M.
8 40 New Heme 5 45
9 18 ar. Pollockerille 5 07
Karen wood
9 33 MayBvllle 4 5'i
941 White Oak 4 42
9 511 NortheaHt 4 1)2
10 06 ar laokaonvilla Iv, 4 19
10 08 lv " ar. 4 17
Jarmane
10 21 Verona 4 04
10 Vt Oedarhurat 8 r7
10 89 Folks tone A 46
10 48 dolly Ridge 3 :1T
10 55 Edgecombe 3 39
11 04 Woodaide 3 21
11 06 Annandale 3 17
Cyprees Lake
1116 Hatapetead 310
1135 Hootta Bill 3 01
11 80 Kirkland 2 55
1186 Bay mead 2 49
11 48 W.Sea Coast R R.croai 'g 3 37
11 55 Wilmington Lve. 3 30
NO. 8 PaSSENOKR AND FrIIGIIT No. 2
Lve. P. M. Ar. A. U.
3 00 New Barns 12 00
8 50 ar. Pollockeville 11 10
3 55 RaTenawood 11 05
8 10 IfaysYille 10 53
8 33 White Oak 10 40
8 85 Northeast 10 28
8 50 ar. Jacksonville lv. 10 18
4 20 It. " ar. 9 83
4 37 Jarman's 9 16
4 86 Verona 9 96
4 46 Oedsrharat $ 56
5 00 Folkstone 8 48
5 15 Bollyridge 8 81
5 86 Edgecombe 8 SO
5 86 Wood.ide 8 08
5 43 Annandale 8 03
5 48 Cypress Lake 7 56
5 63 Hemp lead 7 53
6 04 Scott's Hi!! 7 40 .
09 Kirkland 7 88 .
16 Bay mead 7 85
8iaw.8a Coast R.R. oress'g 7 10
40 Wilmington Lve. 7 00
Dktly Exeept Sandaj.
H. A. WHITING, ,
I. W. M&RTBNIB. Qasral Manager
Osa'l Vralght and Passg. Aft,
Boot : & Shoe-Maker,
151 Sooth Front St Hear loot of
Metcalf St
OoitinaM Patronage.' ot ; old
frifinds, and new oaBtom aolioitfd.
Prompt execution of il! orders.
: Repair work given special atten
Uoti. ::v.v
NOTICE
Contractor! & Builders.
We will continue running onr saw
Biill at Dover and will manufacture
all kinds of rough nine lumber. We
will make a'specialty of framing bills,
and heart lumber em to order and res
pectfully solicit a literal bare of pub
lie patronage. Can cut 40 feet lenn,..
Prices quoted on application.
Respectfully,
HINES BP OS..
Dover, N. C.
mch 9 tl Jm wll
Ths
I Iatiicl
ul--1 o tli.
rt'l. tfix .-at II
'i- titt .
M - ii i i,,
I Kxt'iii-i
nl on or In I
I.jiiit hu duly
-tHtt ttt lit nry
't it - Uiat he re
I unit in art thr
t- i- t prt?itt
lulv HUtllfUtl
.1.- if.f il iUy ot
uill ) pli-sul
iuulifi-l it Kv
linn 's nil in n
.1 Oh
io tin
in
!. Ir id
in l.t -.1 i,-,-.
Hi
-hi i. pt. .i i
III l. liiv .
I . -tali- uiii'.t pay
IMMH.I.1V.
I In.- Il T
It' i ii' N i .Mi.n ti :ll-i
KlKST-dLASS BARBKR8.
l lt'il'. W II. SIIKI'AIU) and bis
"oni.ri.'iit assiAtauU iu tbo tuusorial ait
will 'jiv.' yuu a .0.1 jol. hhJ will pay
M ru k f i trillion tn hU l.ruu. Ims of hair-
CU! t UILr atl.l hliu Iti.
t?5" 1 .1,.- in., u call,
A: ' t.tii!i House Bitrtwr Shop.
Tonsorial Artists.
TI 13
tONSOlli.A i. I'STAKLISH M KflT
ol TIMOTHY bOW.No.i III Middlo
Htre. t is now prepared to do the
best of work "1 its I inf.
Expert l:oip, fiLarp razors ami polite
attention, llnir cutting a specially.
First Glass Barber ShoD
ItltlCK Itl.f 0K. MIDDLE ST.
Nearly .ippusile BapliHt Cliurcli.
Aii.trt luentH it.'Ht and tidy, and oolj
Tim; .-tent :t.--t;int.s emplnyed.
Kirwl t.atli rooMia ouiincctoil with
idlO.H
II. L UaiSKS,
ileeu Proprietor.
ELLIOT & GREEN,
Hair Dressing Parlor.
Curofiil al t out i hi ivtr. tt nil branobdfl
f tho biisjnt'Kri.
Oliiliiron'rt ll.nr (iittin a Hpcialtj
Dr. E. C. Weivt s
Nerve and Brain Treatment
aiilti-n 'imrniilt-n, )y autbor
-in -;ik MHiimr); Ims of
r; I or-t hnihihHl: iiulrknASMf
In pnld untl.T kii-iIiv
llrnin mid N-n 1
i iMmtii-; Lin k f CiufltlflDCti:
aSlM'.nn-IH' ; I al-r itit I
1 1 j 11 1 1 1 1 ; lfrtnl lVwr
in iMlh-T M'i, raunat.1 b
r-iii fi, or Kxt-4-st-ivn UkO of
of tlm (IfinTfti i . t (M-fuii
tiTr-'(rUt'ii; VnuiUful
Tnhnrix. 0.tuin nr J,lcin
Dtl"1l. Ili-'llitlv nml IloMlh llv moil
1 ti Ui; fi for l"i, wiih written fimrnntee U cure or
n-futirl n.y. TS'l-SCl ICHII H . KIT. A trUln
i.-r v.ntiL'n'. t .n-t, ABIhtiHi, Jir..iH liHlrt, Croup,
itHtlaf 'HIKll, Hul l) TMriHlt. I'lDttrtlint to tk.
Win
Hiuill ili-.'oiifiiiiicil; ul.l, rii. pizM, iinw 'inc.; old
F. S. DUKFY.
Sole Agont.
Druggist and
11
DR. HUMPHREYS'
New Specific No. SeYenty-Seren
FOR THE CURE OF
GRIPPE
Willi nil its pyniptoms of Infl.iennt,
Catarrh. Pains ami SorrtPfis in tlm Head
nn.l Ch.'st, 1'imnli, Soro Throat and
pintriU Pmstrnticin and Fevor. Taken
early it cuts it Bliort protinilly ; taken
durini; its pmvidoniv, prevpnta its inva
sinn; taken wliilo sufferinp from it, a
relief is speedily realized, which ia con
tinued to an entire cure.
This beiii a New Remedy, if yotvr
Dmp&ist will not et it for yon, it will
be aent prepaid on receipt of price, 85x,
or 5 for Jl.ixl.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO,
Cor. William X John Su., hew York.
IE BRUITS
FOK fclTHlE 8KX. Thh iwilf
hn injgctsKl dirMlr f Uw MSkt stf
thio diaasw ot UxJ OwoiSavDriaVaTT 0
fstaa, raqiur no rtwnc mt slstJl m
ttansMMta, mswenritj or fxtatmem mfe
sg.ng.it b ttk ItttMMUf M
AS A PREVENTIVE
it I, ' i I nulii it
da;Wliiw
vita OoaortfeM nS Ota s
sf W Jt !. tautiai(.
F. S. DUFFY, Druggint and
Sole Agent.
JACK.
I offer the services of GAPT.
JACK for the coming: eeaaqn at
my farm. He is known for hia
superior colts, they, having : re
ceived tlie highest, premiams at
the several exhibitions of the East
Carolina tair?'vf
He stands 15 hands high and is
very docile.' -
J03. BTEVEKSG,
m n N EWN
LIFB