THE MASONIC JOUKNAL
Local and State.
0 !'aha:u Giles by the coluiim for a tobacco
factor V'.
Most of the yoLiag ladies atteiiding school at
the College, left for their liomes yesterday to
spend (he holidays.
ih'o. Baker of the Franklin Courier^ has
found ‘'•old—but it was in somebody elses p')s-
siessior.
The next session of the State Grange, Cat
ronsofIl Lsbandry, is appointi'd to meet in
(hi«ci{}\
Xew Books, Bap 'r-^. Envelope.s and other
Stationary in largo abundance, jut in,
at Vai'Ks’ B()(.k Stor“.
-lo
Uev S. D Ada n , the new pastor of the
il. E. Chu ch o • liie ensuing year, filled his
piilpiton last Sabbath.
Wilson authorities gave sik tr.mips lodging
n the guard h U'C, and the next day ih. y re-
fusel work al fair wages.
W.th the ahnn lai.ce of uf'wspaper men
ihiL'igb toey C'iiip.aiii ofa lack of gas.—But
^V Godson's gone.
''i^hcNort leni mail lat Tne'day was several
hours behind time, cause 1 by the breaking
U)Wii of the engine somevr'liere up me road.
[ [An old lady near Old F.>rt, aid'd by iier do^
Gaj'lured two of the escuiied c iivicls, tur.ied
Uiom ovir to the uutlc rides and pocketed the
rew'aid.
A JjAkgk ivOTof N-'w Jewe.rr, Watcbc.s,
llings, I’ius, C'liarms, CliaiU', & •- just re -ei-.ed
j;t 7- OlIA.MBEKLAIN S.
A big ribbitlmnt in A.ama:ice C)iniy,iii
which about 0 men and as many :o.;S were
-ngagcd, ^e^ulte ! in the capture ofll8 co.iou
tails.
Folbwiiig the ;ood exa np,e ofgreensboro
Ralei ^h -S to have a ;r idc I .'.ciiooi, and ca,»t
JohiiE. Dagger, of Warn nti-n, is to have
charge of i;.
Ayo 1 .g man named Hall, froin Dure coun
ty, sentenced to death for artemp.'Mi rap ’, has
had his sentence commuted by ■ li ■ G »veruor to
20 ye u*' impriaonmeiu in ii;e pe d te.uiary.
'I'o m. et the cliange on tne N. C. road the
Atlantic an 1 N. C. road :uis ebange i it se.ie l-
ul ', leaving X •"bern at 13.dO a. m., to c ai lect
with our road coming w s.. No chan • Eau.
in writing up the lire scare oflast week, the
Sentinel man who was pr.-s nir, couchules :
“Greensboi-o is very poorly [irepared foratire.”
A Iht't, W-' are sorry to say, we can't deny.
The largest and most choice collection of
new a .d elegant (’hromos ever in this market.
Fancy goods in abundance. Call and see
them, at
15 Yates’ Book Store.
The buildings of the extensive Tokay Vine
yard near Fayetteville were destroyed by lire
last week, romlting in an estimated loss of
about S'i'* 000. a little over half of wliloh was
covered by insurance.
Our young friend, Mr. Eugene Ecked, is not
beliind his neighbors in a nice display of beau
tiful Christmas goods, such as is to be found in
a well appointed drug store, and tliosedesiring
Miytiiing in his line would do well to ‘‘peep
in.”
Last Tiiui’sday the ghi house of Jas. F. Jones
of Gree.ie county, together with 20 bales of
cot on, were destroyed by lire.
Also at Goldsboro on last Monday the sash
and blind factory and steam gin liouseof \V. H.
Underhill was destroyed
We learn that the c.xercisesof the pivsont
session at the college clos^js to-morrow eveun-
ing, and that in honor of the occasimi the
young folks will have a pleasant party, and
make t’.iemselve.s as merry as the occasion will
peviiiit. Tin next ses.-loii be ;in3 on Wednes
day, Jan 12Ui. See ^‘ad.”
It was again our pleasure to attend the Sun
day '^chool Concert at Fleasaiit Garden on last
Sabbath. T1 e exercises were very entertain
ing and ti;e singing eicelh nt. The reports
8.IOW the schotd m aprosperouscondition, and
t.i ugh in til# country and it winter, it is con-
standy growingin numbers and interest.
Our iVieiid> at a distance, who de.d in the
•‘weed,” eannol do beiltr in the Stale tlian to
.send their orders Bros, of this city.
Ttiougli vve may nor lie i-repared to endorse,
ail”‘onr Zeive" may have to say whi.e on his
t aveis, y t wea e su e that all ttiei -work will
come up fuliy to the sampl s exlobued by him.
Be.'id stlieya'C gentiemen of in.egriiy a.;d
pu.mtualiiy, and it aifords us r nii pleasure to
ad . our uiHolicittAl le tiuuiny to thi- firm.
Going like “hot cakes’- those beautiful
Cliri'tmas ^>i od-.
Gall early and secure acboiee, before the
mo.:t desirable articles ha re b en selected,
at Yates* Book St .re.
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Our maila!T:ingement.s under tde new sched
ule are completely reversed, gi-ing- is the hul.v
ofoiii mat er at 5 o'clock in toe afternoon in
stead ofiiie ^•arly m .rni ig as before, ihe mails
arriving now lo.l .ws:
From the Souto at 10,5S a. m.
•• •• E ist “ 4,1 ) p. m.
'■• " N'ortli ‘‘ 4,28
This ofconr-e, revolutionizes thnigs, but will
wi.riv no s.-riou- iucoiiveaieijce to our business
men as to t.te lime of a, rival, while it witl give
Us ample lime for all corr spoil ieoc ■ belor*
llo’ciocv, a. uj. tr.iins. The a Ivantages of
day travv'l over iiigiil on these n.ads is certainly
10 be ai)peciat(‘d
JOHN CilAMBEULAlN, the City Jew
eller, is in receipt ofa splendid assoitment
of Watches, E egant Jewelry, ihate, Ac.,
which the Ladic^are invite to call and exam
.-Special atleutioQ to fine W iteh-work aud
the .uahhfaciure oi special Jewelry.
Wehster’s Unabrtkued Dictionart, 3000
Illcstuations.—O tr Mas.-nic students, our
young me i at irade ■ a id in c >an in ,-ru )ins,
woubl find this diet o .ai’y a va uaol * compan
ion, a sourec of amuseme U a,Rl iustriictioii.
with lh ‘ iiibh' nud l ie Nati)iial Freemason
we io not see that they would need much eise.
Our M . t r- of l^o iges, who .‘'ome imes mak •
»ad work with tlieE.gii-ii language, would
find valuable asi,aiu‘e in talking abo it “a
pair of comprises” ih • “c .mpu s.”
Every m .tlier wliom w>- m ly induce to bn
this great wo k f >r her dear boy, will thank us
Every Lidg-? s o dd nave on • for it^ ante-room
table and fur theU'eof its ollicer*.—^\ational
Freemason.
CHAMBEULArx iiu receipt of Ills Christmas
stock of beuit ui mwe.r}', Whuc les, Silver
Ware. &c., of 11 * la est and most elegant d ‘-
signs. These go >d'have l)ce i bought wit h
refer nice to the deuiands >*f this ma.ker, and
will be sol 1 (‘xt eme ylow for the cash. His
stoclv of solid ware offers superh^r itiducem nits
to purchaser.'. Call early and secure a choice,
at Ck.vmrerl.ain's,
14- City Jeweler.
TtiE Tableaux.—Last Thiir' lay evening
the fir-t exhibilio 1 under the ausp e -s ft.;e
LadlC'’ Orphan Akl As'ociation wa given at
Benbow Hall, to a large andappreci.itive audi
ence. Tne exhibilio i w.isa. ;iii ‘ s icceS', os-
pei'i.illy the taiileau scenes, and oftue-etiie
scenes from “Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Tennyson’s Fair Women,” ‘•Coronation at
Moscow,” “Indian Life,” and character
“Statuary” equaled any we ever witnessed,
and the lait«r was certainly unexccdled, and
was pronounced by the audience die crowning
glory of tlie evening
The opening characler song, “Nobody’s
Cliiid.” struck a chord in every liearc and
lironglU a tear to many an eye, while the hn*
inorous tableau of “Hon »y Moon,” and “Re
ply to the Little Log Cabin in the Lane” call
ed forth rapturous applause The appoint
ments were also exceTent and the vai ious coa-
tumes approjiriate and attractive. The only
drawback to die whol# performance was tlie
lack of appropriate orchestra music during the
necessary delays ill changing trom one scene
to another, which deticiency, oner seen, we
have no doubt will be remedied in future
The proceeds, about ^80 , net 'were saiisfac
tory, and will serve to gladden many a little-
orphan heart.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will
have a Oliristmas Tree and Festival at Odd
Fellows’Hall, Bogart building, this eveui iig.
A splondid place for loose change lying around
for holiday service.
Our Masonic Exchanges.
A Gala Time.—The Masons of Keidsville
on Monday next, the 27tli, have determim d
on having a Social Gath ringand Feast. All
the n -t pn.ceeds to be given to tlie Orpluin
As, lum.
The young men of Reld-vilie. in connexion
with this feast, propose utilizing their innocent
(.0 amu-ement ardgiung a gram] hall. It is
sufficient f r t:,e lovers of something good to
eat, to state that die Feast will oc under the
immediate supi^rvisioii and ca.e of that jirince
of caterers, A. P. T.aharbe, and liis accom-
ptihe I lady. Tin* lover' of terpsicliore will
fi.idaii elrgunt ball-room, fine music, and com-
p -teni floor managers. It will be u e objec of
tlie committee to cause all to iiave a general
good iim!‘. J. \\. G.
New Advert'sements.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Liie InsLi ranee Company,
OF HARTFORD.
INCORPORATED IN 1846.
Annual Income Ove'- $10,000,000,00.
Expense to Income only 8.06 per ct.
Insure in the Safest, ttie Cheapest and
Best Company.
fi^^Send fo!‘ stat nienl comaiuiiig table,
rates, Ac. S.D.WAlT,
Gener il Agent,
Office opposite the P- st-office,
Raleigh, N. C.
JewUh Record, Philadelphia; Weekly at
Masonic Departmetit.
The Square, New Y’ork; Monthly at $1.
Evening Chronicle. Philadelphia; Daily a(
$0. Masonic Department.
Enterprise, Dalton, Ga; Weekly at $2.
Masonic Department.
Masonic Jewel, Memphis, Ten:*; Montldv
at^l.
Musical and Masonic Journal. New Haven.
Conn; Monthly at $1.
Journal. Suspension B' idge, Ningra, N. Y':
Weekly at $2. Masonic Department
Masonic Advocate, Indianapolis, Ind; Month
ly at $1,25.
Masonic Chronicle, New Y"ork; Alontiilv
at$l.
Greensboro Female College.
Greensboro N. C.
The Spring 8'>ssioii of 1876 will begin on
WEDNESDAY’, the 12ili of JANUARY", and
couliiiue twenty weeks.
Board (e.xclusive oi washing and liglitO
$75.0 ).
J'uition in regular course, $25,00
Charg ■' for extra st r lie- mod rate.
For Catalogue conrahiing j)ar,iculars, apply
to Rev. T. M. Jon “S, President.
N. II. 1). WILSON,
dfC 8-2m. Pres. Board of Trustees.
Greensboro Machine Shop.
—:o:
All kiiiiN of Sewing Machines, Pistols. Guns,
Lock>i, ilxe., r paired al; short notice. New
keys made to old locks. E'pecial attention to
the repair of saf' S and safe leeks.
Give me a call.
13— J. II. COLEMAN.
SAM WILEY.
FASHIONABLE BARBEE,
\ N J)
II A I /; if R E S S E R ,
Greensboro, N. C.
—0—
y ADIES and GEN I'LEMEN waited on at
f their liom -s w :en d si ed, and all work
■’.X ill :iis I'ne will he performed in the high
est 9'yh* of the Art.
Shop on South Elm Street, nearly op
posite the Express office. 12—
Voice of Masonry, ChicajfO, 111; Moiidilr
.it $2,50.
Masonic Token. Portland, Me ; Quarterly.
Fremasons Repository, Pi'ovidence, 1.. I:
Jloiithly at $1.
Hebrew Leader, New York ; Weekly .at $.5.
Masonic Review, Cincinali, 0; Monthly
at $3,50.
IPccW'/CoaroHt, Columbia, I’a; 'Weekly at
1. Masonic Department.
Sussex Independent, Weekly .at $2, Ma.soH-
ic Department.
New England Freemason, Boston ; Jlonlli-
ly at $! '
New
tntiqiiarian Magazine and Masonic Rerinr,
w York; Monthly at 62.
DIRECTORY.
CK-4ND CousciL OF N. C.—.Tolin Nichol.s,
0. IlaleLh, 1. U.M.; D. \V, liain,Kalcigii,
D. Recorder.
Gli.yND Cn.\PTER OP N. C.—Thos. S.
Keeiiaii, "WMsou, G. II. P., D. W. Kaiii, Eal-
eigh, G. Sect'i.
Gk.\sd I.odgeofN. C.—Geo. W, Blount,
Wilson, G. .h..D.'VV. Bain, Raleigh, G. Seefy.
Grf.essboro CouNcn. No. 3, R. & S. M..
Greenshuro N. G,—Thos. J. SI. an, 'I. I M.,
S. E. Allen, Recorder.
Time of meeting: 4th Wednesday iiigiit of
each montli.
CliOHi/.iN CiiAPTEU, No. 13, Greensboro,
N. Tiios. .1. Slnan, liigii J rie.it, .J. N.’
Nelson, Semieny.
T’ime of meeting: 3rd Friday niglit of each
raoiitli.
Elmwood Lodge, No. 240, Greensboro
N. —11. N. Snow, ir. M.. S. E. Allen',
Secretary.
Time of Regular C'mmunicatioiis: .second
Saturday night of each n omh.
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W ‘batt'r now is j'lorious.—it lyavps uuthing to be do.
sirad. Raymond. r«.v.«ir College.
E very scholar kuow.s the value of the work.
['»r. H. PrcscolL, ihe. IlisUnian.
B elieve it to bo the most perfect dictionary of the lau-
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g uiJcrior in most respects to any other kijuwii to nr
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T he standard authority for priutiuj; in this office.
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E xcels all others in giving and defining scieutifi terms.
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To the 3000 iLLU.sntATiONs heretofore in 'Webster'a
Unabridged we have recently added four pages of
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engraved expressly for the work at large expense.
also
Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary.
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Price 6,5
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Proof.—20 to 1.
Tile sales of Webstei ’s Dictionaries tlirough-
onl the country in 1873 wers 20 times as large
as the sales of any other Dictionaries. In
proof, we will send to any person, ,)n applica
tion, the statements of more than 100 Book
sellers, from every section of tiie couutry-
Publislied by
G. & C. Mkhuiam, Springfield Mas-s, -
Sold bv all Bookselicrs.
C.yswELL Ciui'TEii, No. ,38, Kinston, N. C.,
—S. H. Rountree. IJigh Priest, Alexander
Nicf)l, Secretary.
rime of meeting: 1st and 3rd Tlmr.sdny.-- in
each month.
Kinston Lodge, No 310, Kinston, N, ().
Thos. A. Harvey, ir. A., A. S. Padiick,
Secretary.
Time of Regular Communications: Thurs
day'venhig of each week.
{S^The above are specimens of a Directo
ry of Goinniis, C/ufptcrs and Loaqe.s w hich
we propose to publish of all siiiiiiar'Bodie'^. in
or onto, the Sla'e, at $4 pi r year. 'Wh'irs
Lodges subscribe for tlie Jouknal and insert
their Directory also, only 65 will be chtirgcd
for both.
The advantage of the Directory to Grand
Officers, Lodves, s;ecretaries and travelinji;
Brethren is great, and needs no criinm-mt la
reveal il.s impi'rtanee. AYe hope every J.oiV*
tn this State will at once send us thei'r Direc
CilARLES D. YATES.
Bookseller & Stationer, |
and dealer in
MUSIC and FANCY sVRTICLES.!
GllEENSliOKO, N. C.
STF.ELE & DENNY,
Manufacturers of
Doors, Blinds, Sasb, Mouldings
and Dealers iu
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER.
Office S. STEELE, corner East Market jt...
Gbskksboh«, N. C.
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