Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-08-18
PIPKIN'S EXCURSION.
Another of These Big Events on August
23, From GoIdsboro to Norfolk, Old
Point, Washington and Balti-
more.
CHEAP ROUND TRIP TICK ET.

"Pipkin's Excursion has be-
come household word through,
out Eastern and Central North
Carolina, and hundreds of people
look forward from one of these
excursions to another with antici~
pations of pleasure and profitable
sightseeing, for Mir. Pipkin al
ways runs his excursions along
routes of varying interest and to
points that fail not to afford abun-
dant attractions for the entertain
ment and profit of his patrons.
Moreover, he has been running
excursions so long that his exper-
fence has taught him every minu-
tia of the business, so that now
nothing that could possibly cater
to the comfort and convenience or
lessen the expense of the trip is
left unattended to in advance. He
always has plenty of clean, first
class coaches, plenty of ice water
and plenty of attendants to look
after his passengers on the train.
The steamboat routes are required
to furnish comfortable quarters
for every passenger, whether to
Washington, Baltimore or Old
Point. The hotels at all points of
stopping over are under contract
for special reduced rates. So that
you can enquire of Mr.. Pipkin at
any time after his excursion is ad-
vertised and learn from him just
to cent what your necessary ex-
penses will be from the moment
you take his train until he returns
you home again.
His recent excursion to Norfolk,
Washington and Baltimore was
such preeminent success and af-
forded the many hundreds who
patronized it so much enjoyment of
travel and sightseeing, that many
who went on it are anxious to go
again-the trip is SO cheap-and
hundreds who did not go are on
tip-tee of desire for an opportun-
ity; so that Mr.. Pipkin has been
prevailed upon to run another ex,
cursion over the same route as be-
fore, and this he will do on
AUGUST %.
The same cheap rates will be in
vogue as before: viz: From Colds
boro, and from all stations between
Goldsboro and Tarboro, inclusive,
to Norfolk and return, So. sc, and
from Goldsboro and all stations
between Goldsboro and Tarboro,
inclusive, to Baltimore or Wash
ington and return, SIS, so.
The train will leave Goldsboro
on Tuesday, August %, at 1915
O'Clock, Immediately upon arrival
of the noon train from Wilmington,
SO that persons between Goldsboro
and Wilmington, and from along
the line of the A. & N. G. R. r.,
can come to Goldsboro on the reg
ular passenger trains that morn
ing and arrive here in time foi
the excursion train, and purchase
their tickets after they arrive here
or on the excursion train.
| The excursion train will connect
at Norfolk Tuesday evening with
the Washington and Baltimore
boats, both of which will touch a
Old Point, going and coming
for such passengers as may elec
to spend the time there.
This trip will afford passenger
the opportunity of spending thre
nights and two full days in Nor
folk or Old Point, or one nigh
and two full days in Washington
or Baltimore.
Merchants along the route vii
find this a splendid opportunity f
visit Baltimore and make thei
! Fall purchases at mere nomina
! cost for travel, while every on
will find it the most pleasant sea
, son of the year-to visit Washing
: ton or Baltimore for sightseeing
the many attractions of whicl
i cities are so we'll known that it
useless, even if it were possible, t
! lenumerate.
More than twenty million free sam
t pies OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salv
have been distributed by the manu-