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ZION’S I. A N D M A 11 K S
OBITUARY.
niui.
lie leaves a lar^e dlslriot of Country,
some cburclK'S, desUtule of a preacher : “Fray
, , VC the Lord of the harvc4 that he would ser.d
FJdcr THOMAS GOODWI^,waBborn Sept iabore"S into his vineyard.” A.re the
1ST2, at Cedar Hland, Carteret county, N.UL, i niin'slws weip.hted in the f.crlp-
..f poor but respectable parents. His .father j importance, of thegOhiud’s
dying when ho was about seven years old, left j pveached in all the world to every crea-
lilm in care of a mother of uncommon '"dus-j “ look for faith- t> -t
.and economy, who afterwards was married I vineyard, and when he H • lf"“PlOTh ic.^ .0
M.rhry Lenfrow, Tiec. I, 1S73
Thomas Pope,?March 1, IS72. -
Mrs. John ML King, deoember 1,1137H-
Through James AVoodard.
Wia Y. Moore April 1. l^-TI
Through AVm. iVootlird.
.la 10s l.arain, Dec. 1, 1873-•••....■•■ •
Throusrh Elder I). K. Moore, ¥5,00
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Old School Baptist for
1 o Josiah Daniels,
iiuniy y‘5U's.
E!d‘U- Goodwin lived with M'U Daniels, nntU
]i" arrived at tiie ago of 1!) ye.ara, wlicn he con
ceived a 'iking lor the sea, and went on hoard
of a vessel, commatided by Capt. Brooks,
Voui dto FhlUuieli.bia. After an absence of
-al inonths he returned- home, but Eke
industriil haliits was
sends them let us minister to them of our car
nal tilings.
APPOINTMENTS.
Elder James S. Damcron has appointmouts
the Lord will, to preach:
Prospect Hill, Thursdiy, December 13, lbV2.
riuo Hill, Friday, 13th.
inopt young: siuiors o
soon ready to visit Neptune’s dominions again , , . ,
and went with the same Captain and sailed j Elat l.Uver. Saturday, 14.a.
wiih him several voyages from Wa.-hington, 1 Camp Creek, Sunday
to ITiiladelphia, New Yo k, and Boston, j Suit’s School House, Monday, Ibrli.
>Lh.
N. C.
liis Cnit-dn dying in Philadelphia, while he ^ Dutrhville, Tuesday, 17th.
V us with him, lie entered in another vessel and Cedar Grove, AYednesday, 18 h.
C. Elder Goodwin.
iceiurnecl to AVa.sliington N.
M'on raised liirnself in the estimation of the
meu l.act and m.^-incr; he very soon became
cl.ief mate on board a vessel in the West In
dia trade, in which he continued to sail for
many years, ha\ ing married in tlie t'mc o! ins
going to Sea, which was in tlic yaw 1813. At-
Ter Icing married he became more attaehel
to home and fmaliy quit llio Sea and settl-ed on
!'edar Island, aear the place of h;a birth, and
r.illovved the common ociuipaTioTr-Slfi'C pcopic
oftimt place, which was iisliing.
started on a- yo.vage to Newhern in an
tieuD laden willi fish liaviug another man wilii
iiiin in a Ipcavy liloiv, -vyhicli filled the boat
w iih writer in tlm NcuscjKivcr, seveial rniles
fri.m i.iuii, blit, being very esp-ert) lie managed
eacli the sh.'ire, ..Ler being nAny hotirs in
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Sandy Grove, Thursday, 19th.
Fails Tar Sive,r, Friday, 3)lh.
Tarhoro, Saturday, 21st.
Lavvroncc’s-Sund'.y, 22nd.
Kchukee, At mday, 23rd.
Oonolio, Tuesday, 24lh.
Spring Green, AA'cduesd iv, aiih.
Skewarkey, Thursday, 2GtU.
Fiat Swamp, ’r riday, 37th.
Great Swamp, Saturday, 38th.
Tyson’s, Sunday, 20;h.
Meadow, Monday, 30th.
T.ouis D- Willr.ford, Doc 1, 1873
James O. Latta, June 1, 1873- •
Tlirougli Bennett Bn locki.A.gcnt. $20.'
Bennett Bullock Nov. L5, 1573 .
L D. Boykin, Nov. 15, 1873
Thomas Floweia, Nov. 15, 1873
B’-y.ant5Thompson, Nov. IF 1873
llunyan Smith, Nov. 15, 1873
Janies Eoyett, Nov. 15^ Isp -.
jesge Fuigum, Nov. 1 >, 18j3
Wm JRicks,|Nov. 15, 18(3 ....■•
Willis Haynes, Nov. 15, 1873
I Hariis Daniel, Nov. 15, 1873 • •
1 David Daniel, May L5, bS73
! tliiliard Boyldn, Nov. 15, 1873 • •
.1 osepli Fanner, Nov.^1,5, 1873...,
S. R.^Farmcr, Nov.{15,"1873
TENNESSEE.
M. Brady, Oct. 15, 1873- -■
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Li^sed often
./^aTa't(.*,say lie h.ad fah^h U' believe h-
si oaid reachythe shore, and' ho 'permitted f6
(ifkr a relation of what lie believed God liad
(iune for',ids imniortiU soul; whieli lie soon'did
,Vednosday, January 1st, 187
ton peceipts.
./xG-EllsrTS.
;iTid rva.s baptized in Di.eembcr, 1812. Elder
Goodwin was soon convinced that he was
ciillcd to tlie ministry, and was ordained by
Elders B. J. Pollard and Asa Sidbiiry, in ilarch,
1:56. He visited many churches in his native
Comity and many other Counties. Ho visited
many As.'-oeiations in his native State.
Elder Goodwin, became much attached to
*I lie pH'opIe of Goose Creek Island in Beaufort
cminiy, and he bouglit a farm on ihut place
and setih'd there in February, 18.58 and soon
U ok the xinstoral care of the church aLthat
place, and sOOn after he took the pastoral cage
ol'ihe church at Cedar Island, the jilace of his
f unner residence.
After settling in Beanfor county. Elder Good
• win traveled and preached the gospel in most
ol the Counties in Eastern North Carolina.—
But being jioor be was compelcd to labor very
hurd'-while iit home, many days workieg until
uiuht, and many nights until 10 o’clock, if if
was moonlight, which caused many b.dily in
firmities.
lie continued strong in the faith of the Old
.Scliool Baptists, up to the time of his ^leath,
which took place July loih, 187!^, He has-
hfcu luiiversally lamcntej^ hy all Ih^churches
of ills faith and order, as ^ well ’as by all good
citizens of his acquaintance.
Tiie Editor is requested to m.ike some re
marks on his characler as a minister. It has
lieen to our profit to hear him preach a few
time*. His gifts seemsd to be various and ol
a liigh order, though all .spiritual gifts are to
jiiofit and none are to I'C desidsed. lie eicelied
in a clear doctrinal and experimental exposi
tion of the sciiptures, while iu a fervid, line-
luvius manner he gave to each his portion in
due season. His manner was very earnest
and his life endorsed it, for he preached in his
conduct as well as by his mouth. Hence lie
■Wits current wherever known, and warmly
aielcomed amwg the brethreu and friends
jTUih.
'Through Elder,
1 Ilefi-IT
GEORGIA.
C. D. Clegg, Feb. 1, 1873
Jac'ib Thomiosou, Feb. 1, 1873. ••
Abner AA’ooda'i, Feb. 1, 1873.
b'a-ah AA’oodall, Feb. 1,1873.
J. R. Battle, Dec. 1, 1873- •, ....••
Elder John M jEieid Dee. 1,1873
Thomas Cook, Dec. 1, 1872
E. W. Lowe Dee. 15, 1S73 ^..
AYm. Johnson, Dec. 1, 1873
Tliomas Bird, Dec. 1,1873
James M. Simmons, Get. 15,1873
Eldor D. W'. Simmons, Dec. 1, 1873- •
T. J. Bazernore, April 1, 1873
James G- Huckabee, .Tunc 1,1872
TFNNESSER.--Eldcr George Hufl'man,
Bloomington. John E. Frost, Shclhyville. Bed
ford County. Ellder Jesse Cox, Fr.anklin,
Williamson County H. -I. Pearson, Browns
ville. Haywood County. Elder Wra. B. Owen,
.Miirfrcosboro.
north CAROLINA.—Elders J. II. Daniel
and B. P. PiH, Tarhoro. E. G. Clark, VA naon
Elder R.D. Hart, La A
Oakler, Anderson’s Store. Alfred BIuIoca,
Bushy Fork. Elder Q. A. Y ard, 1 leasant
Grove. J. F. Motley, Ruffin Dei'Ot, Elder
Wm >. Ross, Greenville. Klder I>. Iv. Moore,
Mourn Tirzab. Elder Aldridge Parton hahugh.
Elder Bivan AVbitibrd. Newhern.. ifiaei A.
N Hi.II, V.'oodsdalo. Elder Russcil luckei,
Fcaeb Tree Grove. Elder C. 0. Hassml. Y d
iamston. P. W. Dallas, Eeid.-^vale. W.
Bulloel, D-utchvi! 1 e.
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Leave L^lon depot, daily, at- ■ ^
Arrive ,at (loldsboro at.■ - .
*( Rocky Mount at ...--
• I AYoldon at.
Leave A\’e dou, daily at
Arrive ?.t Rockv Mount at
>( Goldsboro at
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Ma'l Train makes close connee.
doirforaiil points North via Bay >ane and As-
ijulre Creclv routes.
K-JV-Fxnres? Train connects only with .Aequin
SfmuW Pullman’s Palace Sleeping Car.
“■Via'^MYnCii^will leave Wilmington,
we
li'r(‘i2:nt invins tvul
ncRlv at, 6.00 A. M and arrive at 1.^.0 t.. M.
r-fnVcsft Frei^'bt Trains will b-iVm
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V7. I'opping, P.uitcgO. Joshua H. F;-i-'em'Ui,
Danbury. Mrs. Elizabeth McNcely, Lo iksviile,
Rockingham County.
J. J. CuUodenFeb. 15, 1873-4 00
of
M. J. ringiily Dee. 1, 1873.
Elder John Dickey, Dec. 1,1873
Jslinathau Holmes, Dee. I, 1873
Elder Samnel Bertly Dec. 1, 1873
J. W. AALlliams June 1, 1870
G. A. Hardison, Dec. 1,1872
J, AY. Hardison, Dec. 1, 1872
Wm. Harp, April 1, 3.873
J. M. Meadows April 1, 1873
S. April 1, 1875
VY. GK Ailftjwa, Dec. 1, 1873
.S'."'W.'Murray, June, 1, 1872 -
feWip. Johnson, Dec. 1. 187-3
'-Through D. G. MeCowen, Agent. ($10.)
D. G. 'McCovven, October 1, 1873
A. Zellnor, Dec. 1, 1873
D, M. McCowen, Oct. 1, 1873 •
T. G. McCowen, Oct. 1, 1873
A. B. Zellner, Oct, 1, 1873.
Through Elder John Rowe.
W. AY. AATlliams, Dec. 1. 1878.
ILLINOISE.
Elder I. N, ATanmeter, Nov. 1, 1873-.
KENTUCKY.
Elder J. II. Wallingford July 1, 1878
Through AYra. P. Moore, Agent.
A. F. Dixon, Dee. 1,1873
NORTH CAROLINIA.
ALston A. WhiUed May 15, 1878
Hargis Farthing July J, 1873--- ■
I Daniel W. Frask, U«c. 1, 1873
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TEXAS.—Miss Sallie S. Floyd, Cofro.-viile,
Upsher County. Ruben Manning, Co'ton
Gin, F’reestono County. Noaii T. Freeman,
Harmony IIill.
ILLlN’Ol'S.—Elder I. N. Vanmeter, Alr.comb
McDoaough Cnuniy. Klder J. G. Williams,
Ursa, Adams County. Eldor J. H. Myers. !>c-
catur. Elder G. AY-. Murphy, Concord, Mor
gan County.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Elder Marhall Mc-
Giaw, W. B. Huckabee, Camden, Kershaw
I>; strict.
FLORIDA.—Eld. Joel W. Swain, Okahumka
Sumpter County.
ALABAMA.—Elder Wra. M. Mitchell, Ope
lika. Mrs. N. A. Cheatham, Greenviiic. Butler
County. Miss Sue A. Crutcher, Madison Sta
tion, M. & C. Railroad.
GEORGIA.—Elder Jehu Rowe, Butler, Tay
lor County. Elder John Dickey, Hickory
Grove, Crawford Ctxmty. Elder T. J. Ba.ze-
more, Macon. Elder D. L. Hitchcock, Eatoii-
ton, Pntnam County. Deacon Joel Hardie,
Irwinton, Wilkersou County. Elder I. R.
Teat, Richland, ^Btewart County. Elder D.
W. Patman, Lexington, Oglethorpe County,
Dr. H. J. Williams, Social Circle. Daniel
Godard, Liberty Hill, Pike County. C. W.
Hearn, Houston, Heard County. Jesse T.
Davis, Quitman. John G. Phillips, llogans-
ville, Troup County. Mrs. R. Anna Phillips,
Newnan. Eld, J. N. AA’oodall, Ellavillo. Eller
M. McDonald, Vienna, Dooly County. E. C.
Thrash, Flat Shoals, Meriwether County. El
der T- K. Pursley, Americus. Wm- B. Davis,
Mill Town. Elder F. M. Woodall, Fresion.
Elder J. J- Davis, Dawson, Terrell County. E.
\Y. Lowe, Green Hill, Stewart county.
KANSAS.—Elder Ira Turner, Fall River.
MISSISSIPPI.—B, F. AVilkiuson, Amite
County.
VIRGINIA.—Elder G. L. Tuggle, Elams-
ville. E. B. Turner, Reed Creek. JoscfJi
France, Pniniy’s. W. A. Thomas, Pittsylvania
Court House.
KENTUCKY.—Wra. P. Moore, Dickson,
Webster Co.
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For sale by E. G. Claik, Wilson, N. C.
DR. A. E.' RICKS,
X^o23(.tsi,l S-o.2?^©02:a.,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
In office during each •wsek after the’ SiB-
COND SuNDXY, ROCKY MOUNT.
In office during each week after the Fias"r
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