Vol 1. Local Trams and. Boat Schedule... | A Woman's Heart. perth, arrives 8:22 A. M. Going South, | q woman's heart is a eurious thing! : oe arrives 6:37 P.M. You msy bruise and break it and 3 North Bound arrives 6:45 A. reughly fling M, leawes 10:15 A. M. The balance away as a useless thing! South Boand , arrives 1:51 P ign: tne seushine and warmth of M . leawes 2:11 P. M. kindly word Steamer Myers arrives from Wash/ ii] nourish the tendrils broken jugton Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday | 4.4 newness of life ts-within it stirred leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure ord tly spoken. day and saturdav. ; on coken's Weart in of feelens worth was a - vermenane- |The tenderest love within has its birth, Weather Bulletin. Go. search Bc tant find there is : : naught on eart = Panis day, to-night and Thurs.|,..... can rival the wealth of her lovin« = 7 That vaedeny $0.0 such joy tm wEws OFF THE WIRE. ae al Leased” Underground Though with grief her own is riven. eer Ee Oe aia y. Rat woman's heart is a foollsh thing ! oe With never a doubt all ite wealth *twill A crank nsemed James Deoffy | ana poe, 2 bestow. To ite idol will yamped off of Brooklyn bridge cling, ae and was dro vena! . 7 A heavy storm prevailed last) _ Basan get pants a ieee: | . | The Rev, Sam Small bes re-| wy sand Gnihe attads @ireaeh night signed the editonal management aad 06 —_ suite to suit Sam. 3 Her own Rte Sonia 5. Leia years will | 2 cone cca a | a. aoiak : sttese potlerinp taste Bogie oui shocks a an- Bo |For eS who could never! wast is Happening Over the State, | by Cobb Hoos. oe sn Tebbetts, Harrison and Bob- reo mapas g eye sche — ee 2 bins, Sry goods po sided That ties conecaled ia a woman’s| Newbern people — poser) Good Middling od Vian Boston, made vf ert. ; e ment, Liabilities $250,000. : cue =e issih cotton | Low M A Horee Falls. Metee, Se OO ee eg Lightning struck the Episcopal) *°"*~ Tuesday + Gacser Ran-| .4 writer who evidently knows church et Newbern and slightly damaged it. _ dolph, Mr. F > drayman, was adh ves , wholesome ad " salwa | SE vai pane ee good for any kind of a town : ¥*|_ ‘Phe date for the next Newbern Forbestown beige, The horse} “1f.s0a want your town to im- fair has been fixed from Feb. 24th |! sli and fell, both hind feet|PTO’® prove it. If you want to|to 29th, 1896. | getting caught under ove sbaft poke roee ee lively, make it.| 4, ‘Thos. J. Hardivg, of Cho- | #:,. * ait Sgt Yc . pat get up and ir. Lhos. J oad thy aaimel i = work for it, talk pees apes | ‘talk "ye gaat sk cca ae fajared but could not get np until|fvoreble. If ou have property) ~~ pers | | a cart. were re-\smprove. it. Paimt your houses,| Theten yearoldsonof Mr. (|. “"©"" the harness ke , , s : . eo clean up your alleys and back/F. Pilley, near Hunter's bridge, | mow" ards. Make sarroundings|was instantly killed by © falling | The Meeting. nc -- Washington it : Progress. Notwithetending the rain last night a good crowd greeted Rev.|onably .. well: 4 "aed abit ot American jour- In 1885 there were six bicycle in the maoafactories States, which tarned out 11,000 Seed cad vowety-cia eet Leduant’ estimated will tarn oat abo of dred and sixty five dollars. United!* maith eae ‘cb. order to show to thepabli¢ which way the winds are-blowing now, a Sueenesboaceeemeanmeten ont Dickerson avenue, belonging to beginning to open, | & Co. was sid tie nteretof So tobeeno bo There is strong talk bere now lof the &fth warehouse for Greea- ville. From this it only seems that as a tobacco market, old Greenyille is getting & move oD her. Let "em come, the more Probably in order to keep from blocking sales we). bave to run a double sale ‘Gall s million this year.” “n~ #7 4 answered, pr rather, apec in | oi “the country. in_. Barope- “Many crease away up yonder while oth- ™ persons are are said te be willed, aud ers are more conservative ‘Tt We 0. no indeed! gmagy others Efe’ Yejared by thejcan, venture an Opinion we dou't to mother aff the, rll ‘falling of buildings — The peorle ‘believe that the imcrease will be iw Traveler. the cities, frightened fied éntc |heut so large &s 8’ good’ may There were Yen think. A number of people’ are) H. G. JONES, ‘ trains were wrecked. ‘ $ = Wake coanty one of the Magis | trates appointed by the Legis tore bad wat qualified sad eaid |: ‘that Be Gid not ittend todo: = built in Greenville ‘we venture on oe v pin >” s” ples bm _sbocks felt end even the runoing’ — ‘ In ose of the townships * in apon- Some have pat TP be iwi) yee ry saa h odwing thet the:incresse:wull | bo) ‘ates Gn adéount Of the pew barns. |" ‘The old opes are wor out and a ee: eer being replated by ew | bee’ th good ‘matiy iftstances. : A, faptory: & tobacco taghory, jo Iactory nd w : Pebaneed ous a: b : * or’ ie 2 Diag yout pay ag q aPuncte « mens andisoides dricrs ‘ is al wuys at LowzsT MAREET PRICES, * TOBACCO $NUFFA CIBARS sper ae A ig’) SEURNITURE weult, ae | ee "sgvenbe : “iprofeesional Gazas.” ees eee emeceasn eae D** Dob. DAMBS!) } Eb > ae ee na wE B, €., Pe “=F tae ? Tih J. H. BLOUNT. “Ee "yLawlind Bice? -&< FLEMING ATTORNEYEAT-LAW, f O4REVY IRIE, N.C. — Pic v4 ie oar Rernction incall tie omges. C. LATHAM, TS date SKiane pte &’ METRE, Ps ArroRbers-at-Law, . Gnwanv fis oe «. — “41. 7 . sere erLiprte Carr fe ee "Oe oa ae bi hae lave a. ros. a saws moO” auFk. &, 6 igen acs tom Mi ‘ yo a aa Pi ced at 7 7) PaRVIS # Brow; =acaocy. The -_ peers TPORNEYS-A the rapt watkav and ater be. obedi) > rit A T-LAW, weet :befure Dan a of it aod was about!” ae te roe Sakigehtiicrs nt C. S22 leaving- he that, it was net bays il Jedtam 9a! ai \eane aie oe oath o ba Mr. shen favs bse 2 and tye £ ‘Ul . in, ae Ta Te ss . HF tL, pets ores mage vs ee ai | Speetalt attention ‘to ‘callnetivns settlement of -* simmer! (it. wy 94 S.E PENDER « CO.. erray i erly am wert et Troy T See ae pando meine lvio ods POMSORAAL COUNTY OFFICERS. Sapertori Godot (lefls Fi A- Sheriff, R. W- King. r of Deeds, W. Pbkebe [LLL UGP- Coroner, Dr. C. O’H. Laughing- vuse. Surveyor ¢ Df ifs Commissione awsen, chm’n. Leonidas gy T. ¥. Keel, Jesse L. Sinith and 8. M. Jones. — Sup’t. Health, saps County Home, J. W. Smith. Bone Se CIEI IC ro Sup. Pdd. Ins., W. H . Ragsda'e, yf BLOAT Sac a3. oa J. L. Fleming. oye. ing. Police—W. B, James. chief, T. R. NESEY BASE ted Bi 2 Pearce, L. H. Pender, W. J. Cowell, I A. Wilks, ue Ruffin. ewe » Rite CHURCNIES. t every Sundav (ex- and niz:t. Prayer Rev. Cc. M. vol a> 9-at ae ran Tinr-day sted ings, pastor ay A. M.C. Tpaesahirg ‘8 Catholie “No re Episcopal. Services every fourth Sun- day morning and uftey Bo Vv: . Greaves, Rector. 38 La i «& A. M. W. B. Brown, rapt . Sua a biag goede as every Yq te *- rs Ly ive b A int Rev. «. pastor. ceo sour! at 9:50 3. M.A. sai epee hie te Sunday os J mretinug tseoday n ev. a A. ht ae : 7 ~ or « ‘e ws * * “ ' F > Lopes 8. i? ' 3. Covenant Lodge No. 17. I. 0. O, F-, mots seers eee D ight. Dr. W.H COs na M. King, W, M — é -_— i - iy — - a . . € J ) 4) \ i. fp peer ; 5 JOB -: - PRINTING ~ -_ a a - - ~ - ~~! RuriEcton OFFICE { L: Medea | AS oa + a. 4 = * BPE his eee ass destOm Tie School a 990 ata first a third Monday nights flo ae wae 5a Sut They Ryn, the Warkhewae. Farry in New. Work ity médatias and-inglorions Fea nae coe ey Aa pheeg 9) days of steam 1's spree acy an : r American er stion it fg éhrtous to Gndical regularly-establishé@ ferry with: human, muscle Yor Herald. *| power, gays. the w York d. It cai eo The Woustte two baa or more’ fe Sun time when galley slaves werechaired to thelr seats.and-onrs, | far,.bough the ferry:boat..whieh. plies daily, be: | tween this cityiand | Blackwell's So eae thébe who ahs San iis ofgtes it] Ceesar’s royal sixth -/Thesa modern galley slgyes are. chain egi:te sheir- Atria truend they .are unwilling .puisoneraa.J toil. frqm d wn to usk and from holheadly and t lier aay ferey ‘tha Uedgrse’elotte® they) _ wear and thé cheap food masters furnish them... This ferry is, ene of aon ‘which the commissions of eharities.and cor: rection operate between the public institutions on ‘‘the island” and. the city. It runs from the’ ‘workhouse dock. two-thirds of the’ Way wp Black well’s island, across’ thé East Fiver to alittle boat landing at the foot of East Seventy-eighth street. The , boat ‘leaves the island «every hour from six in the morning san til y | eleven ‘at’ night, abd’ after ‘making 8 ste land ‘returns at once: Tt is 8 very picturesque little ferry,’ and when the .tide.is,..cunning races thrqugh the deep, narrow channel the voyage is.one apt to bring a flush to the cheék of a nervous pas- senger used to y safety of steam tragspor Siok cnt walang keony bills te: sessed of anything but grace. . It is operated. by, six. stalwart rowers from the workhouse, chosen for their weigh ect eo he haveyto wel ge Meanie Lae ich | tae late have estate pirteraiad 3 | BEBE erry et aty : A reenenia nue uni Se, Gor: walle tacthias sou oe ee ) landing, and that makes things in- Lorene -when the tide is fonnying bes its full career. i “Pull!” yells the keeper, and nel T galley isluyes Jean soverand-put all) | their muscle ach the —— ammakens a The 8 pet 3 bow and st as) o {the wake of the great’ jeraft until the water’, dasbeg,eyveri,. that Soe: 4 amidships. By the time the rowers| — have “fetehed the boat aeross: the) Lv rushing tide has civ north 8 pauie opposite re dali that. rea 2 is ities the timbers 6 7 the boat hook and} $+} “Ship,” snaps the‘t mene and the ‘Chandler, ou will be obliged ‘to op wit sot OF pe bale bores: |: Dp. ma.” bso eB m4 Fiailine a 1100 a. m., Weldon 1120 Sanday. we er On rowers, .blowing. with Sele -fore ; pull ..in their, heayy.: AS. sengers are disembark 108 te _| Waiting $o go over to the ined. a tar . colt 63 } | Showing their > Agee: ‘aboard . £10 fi and Grouch together’ het! in thie-istera: 71 “dA sks “YG fase 5nd Meas ee 8 ea, ee se ; ¥ ; ea ae. —— _Scapdinavians Jn America. ij |- - fe free ‘omphs total mumber of Scandinavidns| ‘ay ei ie =i ah NRE in this country is about 1,000,000,_| J SA's WE prdamiboresitirc i /oeing uh ae mmm memes 8 rgntr out.the yarious, states, ale eal. 2anus are to be found almost exclusively, in) “ Foy kerite = He . 35 the, perth ss ; ns gre| Lv Belma” | 92 BAP ’ mpst numer jn Minxiesota, ‘Where|Ar Wilxn | 220128) 00}: | the total Scai navian | body amounts: ee ne ee : to 260,000, about double’ Ane numel « rd peak 4 ber of Germans and eight times: s2 more than the’ Trish. Swedes dre| . eng most numerous in ‘Winois; where A. M. ye they number more than ninety thou-|h¥ any ae e301 logiy sand in..a total, Scandinavian, popu- Bowe sboro | 12 05 ae lation of about 125,000,;.. In: the city:| ar Wilson 1 00 10 | of Chicago there are more. than 10,000 Swedish, more than 5,000...Nor- > — | wegian, and more thes 2,500 Danish ; Om Si fee yoters. The Dan , smallest of Be : = | Si groups of Randinarinn,; yoters in the - M. ont gas wi) -1 30 111-82 10 | country, are most numerous itor y Le wecky me | 233 12.07| 11. Broke! It Gently. ur ae gash ae Ata recent. meeting of the Boston wv Tarboro: 2 sak Ly Rocky Mt | 2 38} = [12 07) Esientite, falas Aggy . Sawyer, ie, Ar Weldon _ 3 $A 12 60) some era! starry su bien “and|,_ Train on | b n by ‘ ns. #8 ernie ‘king! '*In the fable 1 3.30 gence ~of ‘our “great gun,” Dr.) wm., Gtesnville wet is the aad cheapest g- Geeetae die toon, come ated on “yourself and be convinced. J. B. CHERRY & Co.|\moste* = peste. “Some days must be dark and dreary,” and this has been one of them. The lands sa tan end biack shoes Leag’s Grrex awar—A_ psir of roller skates with every boy's sult at Lane's icken aad twelve Lang's white goods, laces,swis- TOBACCO! Secuheh inn the separ wil ele inlasneabner' die’ Mabsigts, tubinat two a condition to plant for sometume. prisoners to the penitentiary. A in Richmond stole a) boro. tan eel os . mS2Y | Patrick, of Gri day with Mrs. W. H. Bagwell and returned home on the evening , ees ond hamburgs are prettier train. The Place Sell your ‘ssn ever. *e Some of the farmers were ready Manspe. G. 2. Brave, «i ysou, planting cotton whens Chas Skinner, . Evens and and gaye them|T. J. Stancill, went 'o Tarboro to! Misees Alice Spier and Fannie spent yester- Mayor J- L. ‘For. a at i? ie F em . ae “a et ¢ i We i HATS, al es ia ae =. Tee a gee eee: