T H E MASONIC JOURNAL
rlKOMONT A.1U-LINK RAILWAY.
Ru'h.moni) a Ltimimond A Dax- ^
viLf.K R. ^V Is. Division, and North
EASMKRN N.C. R.w. I
(X)NnKXSKl) TIMK 'I’AHLE
Tn on and aftci* Snmlaj-, Jimo 4 1876
The Raleigh News,
THE
Alleger, Bowlby & Co’i
■ DsULY .‘.ND WEEKLY.
A
PCllLISIIKD BY
TIIE NEAVS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
PUBLISHED AT,
STATIONS.
Leave Cl'arlot.fo,
“ Air Line .rct'n
“ Snlisbury.
'• C4recnsboro,
“ Danville,
“ i^undee.
Burkvi]]c.
Arrive Riclmumd.
CU)lX(i NORTH.
ICXPRKSS
jiail.
o:oo a.
(!:12
8:80
I0:b8
'■M
1:40
0:40
0:80
p. in.
STATIONS.
GOING SOU'j'H.
KXPK ESS
MAII;
p. in.
Leave Hielmiond l.U) p. ni. ’
*• Burkville. 8:54 “ ' |
'• Dundee, S:05 i
*' Danville. 8:10 “ |
'• Or'M'iisboro 10:25 I 4*85 “
■■ S-ili4)uiT 12:;!2 a. m | 72jI “
Air Line.I'll 3:2f) “ i §.54 u
Arrive CharleUe | 2:42 “ | ):08 •
XoTK—The Espi-ess train stops at Toma'
iiawk "(ling west; does not stop at (,'lovcr '>'0-
Devoted to tlie best interests of llie Slate of j
Norti. Carolina to the success oftlie (Amsen-a j
tiye party, tlic (leveiopincnt ofliidden wealth i
ot^ the Sate, cause, of itnniigralion into oin- j
midst and tlie advanccniciit (if the welfore, of'
(inr people in everytliino- tliat serves Vo make a
State prosperous and iiulepeiident. Its j
ADVERTISrXG COLrMNS I
RALEIGH, H. 0.
mg (01 St,
GOING L
AST.
MAIL
going wkst,
MAIL
stationh. j
Lon VC Gi'i'cnsboro j
?11:55 uin
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S' “ 3:,54 .
-Arc. at Raleigh |
s 3:32 p m
"S “ 11:--I3
Gold'boro 1
; 6:00 ‘
sL’vefl:1.5ain
w ill be foimd of great advantage, as the Daily
enjoys tlie largest eiicnlation ofanv Dailv in
the State and is donlile that of any 'daily puli-
lished in Rahdgh, and the Wi'ekly ciic-.ulates in
every county in the Stale. ludcs moderate.
St'BCRIPTIOX RATES ■
Daily—one year,
• 6 montlis,
"Weekly—one year, 1,00
JOHX 1). CslMEIiOAT Editor,
: R. RA
XORTII
(S,\T,ItM BH.tNCH.)
),eav(> Greenslioro - - 4 4,15 p
.\rrive at Salem - - fi:45 (•
Leave SaVmi - . g.py „
Arrive at Greenslioro - 10:31! “
I’assengertrain leaving Raleigh at 8:10 P.
M. eonnec'ts at Greenslioro witii (he Northern
boimil train: nniking the quickest time to all
Northern cities. Price of tickets same as vi:i
•ither routes,
'I'rains to and from points East of Green.s-
boro connect at Gi-eenslioro with Mail Trains
50 nr from points North or South.
Two trains daily, both wavs.
T.ynchburg .Accommodation leaves Rich-
inond dailv at 0.00 A. M„ arrive at Rurkeville
13.43 P. At., le:ive B"rkeville at A.iio .A. M.,
I'.rrivp at Riciimoiul at T-.'iS ,A Ah
No Change of Cars between
Charlotte and Richmond, 282
MUes.
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D(.‘ii'’DJ'ifkct .Airnit,
KkdimoiHl, Va
M. R. TALCOT'I',
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IS THE
OLDEST AND LARGEST TEMPER
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The Pee Dee Herald.
PUBLlSilED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
—AT —
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Oarolina Central Railway Co.'
OfFICK GENFU.VL SuPERrXTKXDENT, 1
Wilmington, N. C., Jliiy 12, 1876. /
Change of Schedule.
On and after the 14th inst., trai.is will run
ovt'r this Railway as (ollows :
Passenger & Mail Trains—Daily
(Sundnys execjited.)
Leave Wi'mington at fi-.30 P. M.
-Arrive in Charlotte at 6:4(1 .A. M.
Le ive Charlcilte at 6:30 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmingion at 7:30 ,A. M.
f*H"Fasf Freight and Passmiger Trains le..ve
Wilmington—Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fri
days. Leave Charlotte—Tuesdays, Tluir.sdays
and Saturdays.
Leave Wilmington at -ASO .A. M.
Arrive at Charlotte at Il:4a P. Jl,
T.eave Cliariotte at .5:30-A. M.
Arrive atAVibmiigton at 11:30 P. il.
Shelby Division.
Lrnvc (.'Innlotte at 7:00 A. M.
.Vrrivc at (Tuirlotte at 0:00 P. ^1.
Arrive at Siiclby at 11:80 A. M.
Leave Shelby at. 1:80 P. M.
L’oniHN'.t* with tlie T. A O. R. R., and
^Yc.'tein N. C., closely. Connects at M’il-
mini;ton with IF. & HR Road at 7;8('A. M.,
and (J:'20 P. M., and IF. C. & A. Railroad
iTosely, Time from IFilmingt.nn to Henry’s,
28}ioin's. Close, connect'on noth ways, and
on to the Nortln S. I.. FRFMOXT.
’hief Engineer and Sujievintendent.
8FAB0A^R> a ROANOKE RAIL ROAD.
Otticc^fthcSuperinb'ndenr of T’ransporta-
lion, ot the Seabord ct Roanoke Railroad Com-
pany.
PoHTsMovTir, Va., Jan. 1 1870
On and after this date, trains ofthis Road will
leave Weldon daily, Sundays excojited as fol
lows:
Mail train 4 p. m
No. 1 Freight train at 4 a. m.
No. *i Freight train at 8 a m.
Tu-efdAys ami Fridays at at 8.00 a.m.
ARRIVE AT PORTSAIOUTH.
Aljill train R 7,15 y). m
No. I Freight train at 12, Noon
No. 2 Freight train at 4 p. m.
Freight trains linv(‘ a passemger ear a(-
lached. Steamer for Edenlon, Plymouth^ and
landings on Black water and Chowan Rivers
leave Franklin at 7 ,40 a. m.. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. E. G. GHIO.
Supt. of ITanspertatioii.
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ate.
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other interesting reading matter.
TTie ITkkaed is a FirstClass Paper having
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The paper is now in its .second volume, am.
I has a large and growing circulation. At the
! same time that it is the Official OrganoflheN.
jc. Conferenee, Methodist Protestant Church,
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