fer
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xt,.-j..v.k. t nfciftj'- i.-mV-iii" - -iti, itmt r-nnfcfMTm mmum Timri if
Curia 1 Dr. tUuiuel Pltchera prescription for IafltnU .
od Children. It contain neither Opium, Morphine nor ;
other arotlo pnbstaoce.' It Is a barmjeas substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It U pleasant. Its enarantee is thirty years lis by
, BUluons of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevOlshness. Castoria prevents -vomiting Sour Curd,
cores Diarrhooa and "Wind Colic Castoria relisvea
' teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
: Castoria assinvates the food, regulates the stomach
: and bowCla, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cat
: ' tori ts the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend,
Cartoria.
i
OuMto Is aa smellent awdioloe for ehO
M Mothers aavarepeeMly told sie of Its
o4 affecj upon ai oaUdrem."
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' : . -t. '. '. Lowell, I'll
Cafcorla Is the beA remedy for children of
rhlco I u acquetSed.' 1 hope the day it mot
ar dtatant when ndMl wttl oosdJar the real
Marat of their children, ud me Ciatarla In-
' ad of tbevsrionsqaac aoetrtnflswoleh ar
' Jeatrortaf their W.ed one, by fore in opium,
: eorphine, aouililTit syrup and other hurtful
gents Sows their throats, thaihj sendics
an to premature grave"
' .-.- .. -- Pa. J. F. Xmnn, .
. A v Oneway, Ark.
Th Oatawr Company, T7 Murray Straet, Hew Tevk City.
'BANKB.
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: The - "National- Bank,
; OF IIEW BEBNE, N. 0
I OapitaV - $100,000
irpin p.-alT,, - 98.168
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. Ohaa l; i J a HaouuBii,
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Q. H. Roberts, ' E. K. Bishop.
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. - ' The Aeooonuof Banks, Bankers, Oorporm
; i- - : tlooa, Farmers, Merohants and otners re
e.lred on favorable terms. PMmpt and
earefnl ettentlon siren to the Intereslof oar
' .-.'.?'': anstomers. r . ,r-...
.C. v.-... - boabs or pisbotoiis
' FerdlnanTJlrloh,
. J. A. Meadows.
. Kemoel W.Ipoek,
' Cbas. H. Fowler,
William Dnna,
B. W. Bmallwood, '
. Oen R. Its
r 43, C-Green.
8. H Meadowa, '
, Chas. Duffy, Jr. '
Jai as Kedmood,
Ohaa. ReteenstelB '
- Mayer Behn,
Thos A. Green,
O B.royJ '
Farmers & Merchants Bank
s 'y- Bean bosiness May 1891. .
; Cspltai Stock, paid in,." $75,000.00
i narpiDS,
5.000.00
UndiTlded ProflU, -
8,500.00
. 10,500.00
Presideai,
Vice Pres.
- Cashier.
Taller,
' Oolleotor.
Dlrldodds paid, - -
i ornosBs:
t 8. OCTUCB,
X ff. 8. Chadwick, . --j
T. V7. Dswsr,
a H. Powill .
F F.Matthbws
With wall established connections this
J Bank U prepared to offer all scoommo.
Utlons oooalsteDt with e nserratle
? - Prompt and oaretul attention given to
: tol lections, f "
- We will be pleaW to oorrespend with
: those who may contemplate making
thaoges or opening new aceounts.
BOOK STORE
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stationery.
1
- Blank Books, snd new lot Standard
Works ofKenowned Authors.
Prayer and . Hymn Books, Ladles
Panes, Pens, Penoila,tfc , ' i
Also, Late Papers and Periodicals re
oelTedd ally. , ; ; Wtf ;
UANWELL & COOK,
Engineers, Machinists
& Blacksmiths.:
Mk and repais Engines, Boilers
Saw Mills, Oris Mill snd Pumps.
Steam fcost work of all kinds. '
Eepair Inspirators snd Injeetors.:
na. Rtnam and water nipes itted
" 1 . T
in. in all their branches. VV ;
Phnn hetwenn Ice Factory Snd
rrdi 'lif. Tlflnnt of A. & N. 0..H. B.
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Castoria. -
Osatorla b sa well adapt to eUkbsa that
I roooruDand Samrparlorloany praorlpUoa
kaowa to Be." . -
S.A.Aaaan,lLD
111 Bo. Oxford St-BrooUTB, K. T.
"Oar physicians la tba ehlldrea's depart
mast hare spokaa slaT1? of their expert
nee at their oataide practice with Castoria,
aod although we only here among on
medical supplies whel Is kaowa as regulat
product!, yet wears tree to oaf eat that the
merits of Castoria has woo of to look wtta
(aror opoa It."
Usrran HosrrrAL ass Diamaurr,
Boston, Haas
ausa 0. Bam, Prat ,
STEAMERS.
NORFOLK, KEWBEKX h WASHIIBT01
DIRECT LINE.
8emi-Weekly Trip
In order to make more convenient aae
economical nee of the veeeele now employed
to the North Carolina service, end thns to
Rtter Ssrri the Interests of Shippers,
be Clyde Line and Old Dominion Pteam.
hip Company have eonelnded tn merae
their reepeoMve lines between Newborn, S.
O. and Norfolk Va. into one line, thus slv-
lnc passengers snd trnek shippers three tripe
Men weer between pewoern ana -oriolM
wsshtDrtnn,
HO ADYAKCB IN BATES.'
en end after MONDAY. OCT. lain 1CHJ
mm farther aoUee. the
Sinner NEWBEEXE, Ctpt SouthaU
Will sail from Norfolk, Va.for New Hern
every Monday and I'hnnday dtrtot.
makinc eonnaouon with the
Atlantis - ' and North Carolina
Railroad, end tba water lines on n ease and
Trent rivers. " v
Ketnrnlng, will sail r KUI NKWBKnn roi
NORFOLK. Va.. via Koencke Island wharf.
Tnesiav's and frldav's at 1 a. m.
masina eonneetion at norroia witn
l'heOlS Bay Una, for Baltimore. .The Clyde
une. ror rauaaeipnia, xne uia uomimon
Swamablp Co., for New Tork, The Mer-
uante' ana Miners- uns rr rroviaenoe ana
Boston, and The Water Ldnes for Was' lnr
ion, D. 0.. and RUhmond, Vs., thns ilvins
en "11 water tout to all "ortherv
nd Km! era pouts. -
ntwo oonneo'ion m.ne vita ins f
R.B.A O.H.R.audfl A W. R K for tbs
Wsst. ..-.-
resseniers will And a rood table, comfort
able rooms, and ererv eonrtesy andattea.
tion win Da nam tnem by ire otn
oere
onter an aooos. ears 01 ,
N
W". Dlreel
iu, nonoiK, va.
ftALPaORAT Anent.
Eastern; Carolina': Dispatch.
fast Passenger aad freight 14ns hetwaea
S NZIW" BIQB.M"I!I, :
Eat tern North Carolina Points, and allooa
.--,- . neeuooaoiuia . .
PKKSSYI.VABIA BA1XROAD, ,
r XBTOXtrniB0 V,"
Hew Terk rhUadeIphJ,rlarrelk.Ba
tleaere, Rlchmea aad aatoa. ,
The tLT Trt-Weekly Lljte Oat v
--. ' Sew Berate. -.-
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Tl RXW AND BI1BOANTI1T HTJlPPaT
BXaiAMAlS
it
Balls ..om New Beras '
ViOlfDAlS,
VBDMUATI,!
aW-T -O. P.XkX.,
Stopping; at Roeaeae island each way and
forming eioee ewnntioB witn :h
Norfolk t'onthera Railroad at Elisabeth
City and the Norfolk and Western Railroad
at Norroik. . , -
rne Kaatem OarolinaDlavateh Line, eon'
sietlna ol tne 8tr jeenee. Norfolk Boothern
tfc, tt new ion, 1U'4 ana LoriotK z. n,,
end Pennsylvania R. R., form a reliable and
esnlar line, offering superior facilities for
jnlok paaeesger and freight transportation,
No trenafer except at Elisabeth Olty, at
which point rreignt win se loaaea on ears to
20 tnrongn loaminMwn.
Jlreot all aooda to be Shi
pped via caatara
Atollea Dlspath daily as follows:
a-rom New York, by Fenna. R. Ru rler 71
N Art It River.
Prom Philadelphia, by PaJuk. W. aad Ba.ta.
R H.. lHMtHI.HtAUOQ.
Prom Baltimore, by Pblla., W1L sad Baits.
ft R., rresldeni B. rjcaiion.
u B ... 1 W kaVmhlkflilflthMI R W
Prom Boston, by If erohante A Miners Trans.
portauon (JO.; new loraananew ems 'ana
Si- Rates aa low and tuna qoloker then bj
oy other line '
V. H. Jotcb Oen'l Prelfht Trarhs Agent,
p, R. R. ) Gvneiai Tramc Agent, -tjso.
Btkphkns, Division Freight Agent
p W. B. R. B Pbliadeipnia.
B. B. Coosa, ben'l FrelKht Agent,,. X. X
D a IV R U Norfolk. Va
8. 0. Hodoiws General Prelaht Agent. N,
, B-BnNorfolt. va.
quo. HNDERON, Agent
V ., New Berns. N. 0.
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(.,nvpli,and I ratlc-Mork.nma tieil.an
hi business contiucud lur wflor9i
1. (irmt n CO81TI u. s ht, .,ti rr
; .1 we can snire r neat in lcai, Uu.fi aiu
. 'rom V nhl' i'ion.
J- :u.i
g of pi-x, e-ith 1-"w-rtn-
lalcr'rti. e ot not,litWI
hie till p'Ur'i ii sf. inni. t
r to'ji- . 11 I .-..us ' '!!
U e advise, 11 pa
1. area. Our I : not (I'
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THE JOURNAL
; , IEB TAKCE U DEAD.
. , if '
Bow strange the aoood U Und ying is ftm
J Immortal memor; thrrj came.
a proa oct oi nis own, nu sauvs soil.
ReTrrewrd and loved by every son of
toll
Zeb Vanes I The very same is honor's
-" wa
its loyalty into all bearta-have grown;
No other titled name, in koeor ken.
Coo Id e'er supplant this simple oogno-
. men.
Bis asms was synonym for nope and
song,
For beei and laughter, and for truth so
stroatr.
The pet, the idol of the Old North
State
A beartAil man whom none could ever
bitr.
A sterling, gr n'rousJiearted friend,
Sincere and honest, faithful to the end.
I But now 'tit true that o'er bit restful
bed
His native pines will whisper, "he it
detdl'
'Neath beavrn's g'Tit rotunda, laid id
stslr
Will lie thib I on. si, ma? go true, so
great,
And o'er him nmna't obesequlct will
roll,
And cbsnt t requim for hit noble soul
Iu many a little school-house, by the
way,
When lessons shall hare ended fur the
dsy.
The pedagogue, with awe, will bo his
bead,
And tell the children that ,-Ztb Vance is
dead."
And home, witb voices huehed and awed
they'll go,
And tll, with wondering, the news they
know;
The very cow-bells catch the strain so
dread,
Aod alowly dole the news, "Zeb Vence is
dead."
And when his life's good angle shall have
brought
Him safely to the paradise be sought,
And led him to the threshold of the
gate-
Not long the servant of bis State will
wait.
Nor Governor nor Senator will lie
The signal or the rank ol his degree;
But loud bosannaa, Welcome, welcome
home.
And loud the welkin ring, Zeb Vance is
come I
Edward A. Oldhtiin hi Charlotte Ob
server.
At First : .
Penelope (triun.;.!i:i 1'
last nlffht that .l.-n .i v,.,
lit'ail over
ears in love with rax.
Grace (lealouslv) You cuiiuot be
lieve all you hear.
Penelope No, but I should not won
der if there was something in it.
Orace Why? Who told you?
Ponelope He did. Vogue.
Alweys Carno True.
Little Dlck--Does wishing with a
wish-boue ever come true?
Little Dot I wished ten different
times, and it came true every time.
Did it?"
'Yes. I always got the short end of
the bone, and everybody said
wouldn't get what I wished tor, and I
never did." Good News.
An Eaey Race.
I've heard," said Farmer Corntos-
Bol, as the conductor of the accommo
dation train called for his ticket, "that
ye her a good deal of trouble with peo
ple thet try to beat ye.
"We aa"
"WelL I should think thet it ud be
purty easy ef ye don t go no faster'n
this." Washington Star.
Too Tlvtd a Rendition.
M. Pianothump I hear yon achieved
a brilliant success on yonr last concert
tour. The papers say the audience was
frequently affected to tears.
Mmc. Vokal-t-Yes, Indeed. Why,
sometimes when I was singing "Home,
Sweet Home," half the audience would
get up snd rush homeward. Chicago
New -: -
Not Taken aa Be Meant It, , '
Miss- Highflier O, Mr.. Sappy, how
nice it was of you to name your new
hunter after mol What Is she like?
Young Sappy Well,, she's a regular
stunner; Miss Highflier.3 Not-much to
look at, don't-eher-know, but very fast.
And he cannot make out why she is
so cool to him now. Vogue.
- A CLEVER DIPLOMAT.
pita William I don't want to go- lot
anrjpoee that ugly old-" woman should
slo ths dogs on ? . V l sk ,' J. -J i
Dusty Khodes Tell her you, called
tq see her mother. mek. -v - -T
i . ' 11,1 1 1 :"-'il.
1 'X " . . rtnaaetal Iteaa, -. .
1 want to know when you're' going
to. Bay this bill, l ean t be a-runnm
here every day Is the week," said the
collector to Dudley Fewscads one
morning recently. ' ' . '
. "Which day would suit you bestf
"Saturday," v..' .-.. . ,
' ': MWell, then, you toayf eome very
'Saturday, from now on."--Alea: SweSt,
;ln Texas Sittings. ; -x f
She Had Seea Him. Toev .'
' Donald (after the baU) Ma l eall
on Jrou occasionally, Miss Lester? " We
seem as old friends. Have I not seen
you before? ' -
Miss Lester (cuttingly) Yesf you
saw mo hanging on to the strap in the
oar one day last week 'while you were
sitting down, Vogue., . ;
AoeordlOE to Hie Light. ;
"IIow do you like that colored valet
yon imported from Alabama?"
"Me won't do." '" h
"What's the matter" " ' k
"I told him last nijfht to get out
what I needed for the ball and he
brotK t rripy raTior' Life. . ... "
i
et
VICTORS are" Standard Value.
The standard price of Victor Bicycles fa 15.00. No deviation,
snd Victor riders are guaranteed against cut rates during the current year.
OVERMAN
BOSTON.
MEW YORK.
PHI LA DELPHI A.
CHICAGO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
W. D. BARRINGT0N,
A PaTorlte for Coughs sad telds.
"Chamberlain's Oongh Kemedy
is the best medicine for colds and
colds we have ever sold, "ssys S.
Keel & 800; of Goal Ran, Ky
It s s favorite because n can al
ways be depended upon. It loosens
cold, relieves the longs and ef-
ects a permanent care. Whooping
(tough is not dangerous when this
remedy is freely given, as it liqne
ties the tongb mucus and makes it
etsier to expectorate. 25 and 50
cent for sale by J. V.Jordan Drag-
gists.
The first of the new in our
race s story beats tne last or
the old.
An Old Song
When giiiutx lived iu ancient times.
Sinsr hciL'b. inv bov. uns ho!
In good old England, or foreign climes,
bin" heiirh, my bov, nng ho!
They carried things witli a high old hand,
Nor strong, nor walk, could before them
still id.
nd they killed whom tbcv nleaHeil
throughout the land,
Sing heigh, my boy, sing ho!
Bat the giants didnn'thave things
their own way whoa Jack-the-Gian'-killer
arrived on the scene. You re
member the story. Recollect, too,
that every age bus its giant-killer.
We have our giants in the form 01 All
sorts of dread diseases, supposed to
be inourable. Our Jack is in the
form of Dr. Pierco, who has proven
the expression "incurable diseases"
to be a fallacy. Can you imigine
more potent weapons to ast,ist a wo
man in killing the giant disease, than
Dr. Pierce's Favonts Prescription I
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, yon have your money back.
It's simply a question of the company
yoa prefer the Giant or Jack!
Excess of grief for the dead
is madness, for it is an injury
to the living and dead know
it not.
rlbiloh's Catar.h Remedy. A marvel
ous oure for (Jatarrn. uipntnuria,
Oanker mouth, and Headache. With
eaoh bottle there is an ingenious nasal
Injector for the more suooessful treat
ment of these oomplaints without extra
sbarge
The gem cannot be polished
without friction, nor man per
fected without trials.
Croup and Whooping Congh.
I have three ohildren who are sub-
jeot to croup, and have found that
Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy will
cure them qutoker than anything else
I ean get. If yoa do not believe that
this remedy will care the croup, do
as I did. try it and yoa will soon be
convinced. R. M. Chatham, Dewey,
Illinois. Whooping Oongh is also
deprived of all dangerous consequences
when Chamberlain's Oongh Remedy
is freely given. There ii nothin equal
to it for either of these ailments. For
sale by J. V, Jordan Druggers.
' He who has never been tempted
has little right to boast of his hon
or bis honesty.
Chamberlain's Bye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Bore Kyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, l
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Khenm and .Scald Head.
25 .cents per box. Fcr sale by druggists.
- - it.-' m
10 EOXSI OWNEKS.
' For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
dition try. Dr. Cady'a Oondition Powders.
They tone np the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of ametite. relieve constipation, correct
kidnev disorders' and destroy worms, giving
new lire to aa old or over worked horse. 2i
cents per package. 1 or sale by druggist
Sold ot JT. V. lodan, lew Berne U. 0
...... vl w - l 1 -, v
Four thousand.million postage
stamps were issued bj tne U01
ted States in 1898. - ; : '
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POCrNTSPrq -OTTLt.
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4 Him,
wvS4
nn e iv Dqo;r..-.T. e
I (
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X - ComtkiniutiUw
T . ifi.-poejiu-y v-
X 1'fficacif
e
WHEEL CO.
OETSOIT.
DENVER.
Art Hew Berne. N. C
The hours we pass with hap
pv prospects in view are more
pleasing than those crowed
with fruition,
Hows Chicago Man Wu Cored of
Bheamatlsm.
Mr. John Hall, oi 9235 Com
mercial Ave., Chicago, met witb a
serions accident for which he nsed
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, freely,
with the best resales. "Bat now,
says Mr. Hall "comes the best part
of my story. Fot many years I have
been quite a sufferer from rheuma
tism, witb stiffness of the joints.
Since the application of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, all symptoms of
rbeamatism have disappeaied: in
fact I believe that it has banished
every trace of rheumatism from my
system." Fot sale by J. V. Jordan.
Druggist's.
To be a man's own fool is bad
enough; but the vain man is
everybody's.
Answer This Question.
Why do so many people we see around
ueseem to prefer to sutler and be made
miserable by indigaation Constipation,
Dissinees, Loss of Appetite, Oominc up
of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for75o.
we will sell them Shiloh's Vitalize,
guaranteed to oure tham. Sold by New
Berne orug do.
Our greatest glory is
never falling but in
every time we fall.
not in
rising
Ver Ovar P.njr Years
etas. Winsuiw's Soothing Sybup has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the ohild, softens the gums,
-.liars all pain, cures wind oolio, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-
vr oen is a bottle. Hold tj an Sru
rists throughout the world.
janOdotwlr
The Population of New Berne
Is about nine thousand, and we would
say at least one-half are troubled wit' 1
some affection on the Throat and Lungs,
ss those complaints are, according to sta
tistics, more numerous than others. We
would advise all onr readers not to ne
glect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs. Trial
ooe free. Large bottle 5(c. and $1. Sold
by all druggists.
Life, I repeat, is energy of love,
divine or human, exercised in
pain, in strife and tribulation.
One of Mr. Jordan's Excellent Medi
iclnes J. V. Joe dan, Druggist's sells a
preparation for rheumatism that
has performed some remarkable
cares. Frank Shepardson an engi
neer on the Southern Paoirlo Ry.,
who resides at Los Angeles, Oal.,
was troubled with rbeamatism for
a long time. He was treated by
several pbysioiang, also visited the
Hot Springs, bat received no per
manent relief until he nsed Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which is the
medicine referred to above. He says
it is the best medicine in the world
for rheumatism.
Strength is incomprensible by
weakness, and, therefore, the
more terrible.
fh Handsomest Lady In New Berne
Remarked to a friend the other day that
she knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs was a superior remedy, as It
stopped her oongh instantly when other
couch reaiedies nad no efleot whatever.
So to prove this and convince yoa 01 its
merit any druggist win give yon a sam
ple Bottle tree L.iree size 500. andSl.
I HAVE ON HANH
A LARGE LINE OF
MEN'S AND BOIb
. OYERGOATS.
ALSO A GOOD LINE OF
pots' smiiifwiticii:i will
SELL AT
N; Yi COST.
g Come early and get your choice.
v A J. SMTH. .
; Na 79 Middle St.;; v'i ' ; -
. COBiMISSIONEK'3 SALE.
Pursnant to a decree and order. At the .Su
perior Court, ot Craven County In a certain
proceedings foe sale for partition, entitled
Jmnnh I.. Hahn; TN " Hannah A Watt hewn
and John Matthews, f will sell at the Court
noneeuoorintne-euyoK new nemo, 10 me
hiKhest bidder tor eaeb, on Monday the Mth
day ot May 18M, at the hour oi la o'clock K.
the following described lot, as set out and de
scribed In the petition Sled in said proceed
ings, bounded and described as follows :
Lvina- and being situate in toe City ot New
Berne, State ot North Carolina, beginning at
the Northwest eorner of lot number SN on the
South side of Queen street,and running thenoe
souUiweetwardly to the Northwest eornei ot
lor. number S74. thenoe eeatwardtv to the
eontb weet eorner of said lot number 309 thenoe
northwardly totbe beginning on Queen street.
Xlils vtn aay 01 April, inv. . , , .
QVTim. tiVIOh'i (MBIalSetanaw. N
JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRICTOR OF
ESStBTl-'NOirGplill
Marble Works
MEW BERNE. N. a
QaslfHw Jfi
Orders solicited and given proper
Motion, with satisfaction guaranteed.
RAILROADS.
Atlantic & 11 C. Railroad
TIME TABLE NO 20,
In ErTest
6:60 A. M.
6, lb93.
Monday
Sours East. Bohsddlb Qoinj Wcbi
Mo. 3
P asssnger Trains.
Stations.
No. 4.
Ar. Lvt,
At. Lve
p as 8 30
8 66 8 50
4 85 4 80
5 60 5 5")
7 88 p m
Ooldsboro
La Uranus
Kins ton
New Berne
forehead City
11 10
10 82
9 48
8 17
a m
a m
10 25
9 58
8 30
6 47
Ooma 818T.
No. l.t
Mixed Ft. ft
Pass. Train
toasooLB QOINQ Wkhi
No. 8.'
Mixed Ft.
Stations.
Ooldsboro
Pass. Train.'
7 85 p m
6 8 4 6 34 k
6 80
6 57 7 05 Best's
7 80 7 80 La Grange
7 48 7 6 Falling Creek
8 11 8 80 Kinston
8 50 8 56 Caswoll
15 10 08 Dover
6 54 6 04
6 24 5 30
4 80 " CO
4 00 4 IB
8 ?5 3 40
2 f4 8 00
2 84 8 30
2 08 8 11
10 32 1 80
U 41 9 46
W 88 83
8 69 V H
8 17 8 27
8 00 8 03
7 47 7 5i
10 81 10 86 Core Greek
11 00 11 06 Tuioarora
11 17 1141 Clark's
18 15 8 00 Nevbern
8 87 8 48 Riverdale
8 48 8 60 Oroatan
4 08 4 13 Bavelook
4 87 4 48 Newport
4 51 4 55 Wildwood
6 01 5 01 Atlantio
5 16 5 81 Morehead City
7 17
7 87
Atlantio Hotel
5 81 p x Morehead Depot a m
'Mondey, ftedneaday and Krlday.
'Tneader. Taaradar an Hatardar
7 0'
Train t ojnneota with Wllaalntnn a
Wei 10a Train bound Noun, leevtDg lios
boro il:55a. m., and wltn Richmond A Dan
ville Train West. 1, avlng Qoldaboro i:.i.i
p. m.
Tram S oonneoti with Rlohmond A Dan
ville Train, arriving at Qoldaboro 12.1;'ip. m.
and with Wilmington a Weldon Train from
the Norlb l J: 55 p. m
8. L. DILL,
Superintendent.
WiliiiMon, Mm
TIMETABLE NO. 1,
To take effeot Jan., 29th, 1891, at
6:00 a. m.
Superseding Time Table No. 3,
Dated Nov. 19, l.S3.
GOINaSOCTH. 8CHKDCLK. GOlNuNORTH
No. 1 Passenger Trains. No. 4
'
& Norfoli
Railroad.
Lve. A.M. Stations Ar. P.M.
8 40 New Berne 5 45
9 18 ar. Pollooksville 5 07
Ravenwood
9 83 Maysville 4 52
9 43 White Oak 4 42
9 53 Northeast 4 33
10 06 ar Jacksonville Iv. 4 19
10 08 lv " ar. 4 17
Jarmans
10 91 Verona 4 04
10 28 Cedarhurst 8 57
10 89 Folkstone '8 46
10 48 Holly Ridge 3 87
10 55 Edgeoombe 3 29
11 04 Woodside 3 21
11 08 Annandale 3 17
Cypress Lake
11 16 Hempstead 3 10
11 25 Sootts Hil. 8 01
11 80 Kirkland 2 55
11 86 Baymead 2 49
1148 W.SesCoastR.R.oroes'g 2 37
11 55 Wilmington Lve. 2 30
NO. S PaSSEliaiR AND FBSIGHT No. 2
Lve. P.M. Ar. A. M
8 00 New Berne 12 00
S 50 ar. Pollooksville 11 10
s 55 Ravenswood 11 Cj5
8 10 Maysville 10 53
8 22 White Oak 10 40
8 85 Northeast 10 38
8 50 ar. Jaoksonyille lv. 1018
4 20 lv. " ar. 9 23
4 87 Jar man's 9 16
4 88 Verona 9 06
4 46 Cedarhnrst 8 56
5 00 Folkstone 8 43
8 15 Sollyridge 8 81
5 26 ' Edgsoomtw 8 20
8 86 Woodside 8 08
5 48 Annandale 8 02
8 48 - Cypress Lake 7 56
5 88 Hempstead 7 52
6 04 Boom's Hi!! 7 40
08 Kirkland 7 88
16 Baymead 7 25
6 81 3W.Ra Coast R.R. cross g 710
40 Wilmington Lve. 7 00
Dafll Sxeept Sanday .
. a. a. WBrrnto.
i J. W. KABTIENIS, General Manager
i Oen'l Frelcbt and Passe. At.
INT.
Boot & Shoe-Maker,
151 Booth Front St., Near loot of
- i-' - y MetflaltSt. . , -1
. Ooueinaed , Patronage . ol old
friends, and n cuBtom eolioited.
Prompt ezeratlon of all ordera. i
v Repair work giren ipeoial atten-
tion.
NOTICE
Contractors & Builders.
We will continue running oar saw
mill at Dover and will manafactars
alt kinds of rough pine lumber. We
will stake a'speeialty of framing bills,
and heart Umber cot to order aad res
pectfully solicit s liberal thereof pab
lic patronage Can cut 40 feet lengths.
Prices quoted on application.
Respectfully,
HINlS BROS..'
Dover. N. C.
mch 9 dim wit.
.rriji-.
The un.l.T-itfit.'il
ualir)i-,l u. K.- 111.
rt. iiu.'H' ami In i.-li
quirva Hi I n-rw
nUtl'DI 111,- .,; I M
till 111 IO III,' -,,.!
i-lll,".!. tor ia in. nr ,
Mtirvh. t'.r . I-.
eil In bitr ol ri'ini . t
I H111 1,-1 Kane lien duly
nil tin- t-Htate ol Henry
iriv,-. notice Uiat he n
lim linr r lit i ma ajrlnet lur
r - i.mrle to preeent
. . uior .Inly auUienll
11 ..1 I.. i..i,- the II day ol
l.i. nut). . will be pleal-
IVrton. in. 1, . 1. .1 i,, ai,i ,.ia! must pay
without .l,-hl
1HMU
I ANK.
I: Hi., 1
in ll .'.1.1
K i-ciiTor.
in-. Attorney,
, I St.
Srw II.'
, V ( l
F 1 K S 1 ' ( ' 1 . A H S 1 i A 1 i B E R S .
I'ROK. W II SHEPAKI) and bis
competent iis-immiIs m the tons rial art
will iive jnti u L'noil job and will pay
Btrick rttetr.ion to nil brnucbes of hsir
cutt inir and llAvlt.
Z e me a call.
At liaston House Harber Shop.
Tonsori&l Artists.
THE
TONSt.lU A I, KSTAHLISUMENT
ol T1.MU1 11
Strei-t i-i in.
best of orl.
F.XIicrt I r
HO v , No.i 10 Middle
pi . nnn i! In do the
lt line.
i.)iarp razors arid polite
r . -lining a tpecialty.
I attrllln
111
First Class Barber Shoo
l'.KICK lil.iK'K. MIDDLE ST.
Nemlv i'i'i -'V.te t'..ii.ti.st Cliurcli.
,,
Ainu tui'-i
1 tidy , and ouly
lorni'Mem ,
1'inyeil.
First i !
- I. rli r nn ciiuocled witb
II. 1. IIa.NKS,
Proprietor.
HllOpB
ilivf,
ELLIOT & GREEN,
Hair Dressing Parlor.
Careful attention iv!. to all branches
of the businosa.
Ohildreu's H.iir ('uttin a Spocialtj
NEW
LEFE
Or. E. C. Wests Nerve and B-ain Treatment
is mild uu.ler "-iliv. vii n:. ti u'tiii) .nit'p, by author
ized admits t'liL', t i (tiu! W. i li Monmrv; Ip o
Ilraiu and N.im ,w, i Mimh.xnl; gui-'kness;
NiKht Loi'-; hii lir.-iiin-; I.mk of OoiifMeuoe,
hrvonsn.-; l.n--itti.i-; ml Ii:,:m-; J oss of Power
of the Gi'in raiu o (itL--,i- u oni! r wi,rHUrMd by
over-fmrUoii; V-ui lif-n J.rrr-, r !-'.iv-siv( le of
Tobacco, Oj.itini t.r 1 i-ni-.r, whi h nn lead to
Miser, Cou-uii'!n '1. 1- mly m-A lenth. By mail,
a Nix; 6 fur t-K iUt v. u L'nurnntt'H ut cure or
refund money. V1 I' s t m till Hi 1. a certain
euro fur Comrhe, t N, A i !tnn, I'.r- n hit i-, Croup,
Whooping C.iiicfi, S r- 'Jin ..t. l l.-a-nnl tot-uk.-.
Rmall size di- -ui :ipi" f: oM r,. 'in-, mm old
ti elze, now 5uc. oi AJ;A.vn.r i u.-d '.;. t.y
F. S. DUFKV,
Solo Agent.
Druggist and
DR. HUMPHREYS'
New Specific No. SeYenty-SeYen
FOR TH'! CURE OF
GRIPPE
With nil a symptoms of Influenza,.
Cntarrii, l'-iius and Soroness in the Head
ami Chi't, Cmiuli, Sore Throat and
genmil l'Mstr.itiun and Fever. Taken
early it cms it slirt promptly ; taker
during its pi - -1 u--. prevents its inva
sion; tnki n w in!.'. MifTerinp from it, a
relief is spenlilv n- liid, which is con
tinued to an ontii- i-iire.
'J'his heini? n New Hemedy, if yonr
DniRKist will not pet it for you, it will
be sent prapaid ou receipt of price, 25c.
oro for$l.(H).
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.,
Cur. William & John Sts., New Tork.
a es nAHftaM fea irmi six. nia leai
& ironi-5jtaiB, iixi diiiir th.
Lt IMIelta tboMdiMMoruKiawtomtiaairei.
I f .11., imiuirM no cfcuiija ef Sit ar
D.awoiu.nraaruior psMDeiaM.
kinto Uliaa attaiaaUa, Vaea
AS A PREVEHTIVt
breittirtxHlfli
wKbOiil aMtOla.
VeV fa JflaaarStaaailB8t..
NEXT!
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P. S. DUFFY, Druggint and
Sole Agent v it '
JACK.
;j ---i,--u. -si--i w-t--v-' . .-v
I offer tbe !. services of CAPT.
JACK for the coming seasoa at : 1
my farm. He is -known for nis
superior -colts,' they having re- :
oeivedhe;, highest premlonlS at
the several exhibitions ofthe East ;s
Carolina Fair.; viT , v-'t v
He stands 15 hands L igh an 1 ii
very docile. "" . .
- 4 Jos. STEVError,
, ,-.:.i.u..Ml(iiik.i
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