. 4 . -i------""''M,ailwlM'l"M,Ml""! "'B1
a old edition of Moore's geography says:
Albany aaa 400 dwelling house, and 2.40U
Inhabitants, all standing with their gable
da to taw street."
AW
4ba first mall train which will soon be
main between New York and Chieago
will rewind the people along the Hoe of
Twain's "flash and a vanish."
An exchange announce a an appropriate
as over a glass of audent "Here's what makes
old clothe. That's the most sensible
we hare heard for some time, it's a Tem-
lecture in seven words.
That' 8 Enough for Me.
'Lewie, aren't 70a going to church this
IneT 'Mo. dear, the pews are to
"What do you do without a mother to
tell all vour trouble to?" asked
child who had a mother, of one who bad
none.
"Mother told mo to whom to go before
he died." answered the httle orphan.
go to the Lord Jesus; be wee my mother's
friend, and be is mine." L
"Jesus Christ is in the sky. Ue is
away off, and be has a great many things
to attend to in heaven. It's not likely he
can iton to mind yea."
"I don't know anything about that,'
replied the orphan. "All I know is
He says He will, and that's enough for
me."
What a beautiful
answer
that
was
For Every Day and Sunday Too-
We recently heard a, gentleman who
had enoua-h trouble to weigh him down,
God knows declare that be would com-
plaiu no mire, because head bad a won
derful lesson taught him that very morn
ine "I came along tbe street," be eaid,
- . 1 . 1 i
pondering my wretched pugut ami niar
veling if any other person, uuaer canopy
of lieauen, bad a worse burdeu than mine
to stagger under; and, it so, could such a
a. a . a
pei sou ever wear a smile upon bis lace 1
As it in response to this mental luierroge
tory, I beheld limping up the street an
ex -Confederate soldier, clad in tbe uttered
trrey habit he had worn in battle and sur
Among the Revolutionary relies lately ex
hibited in Boston, there were shown two aprons,
one a stout, blue-checked one, worn by a troe
hearted woman, Mrs. Reid, the day of the battle
of Lexington. One could fancy the dame, going
about her usual affairs all that day, her heart
and her prayers with her husband and neigh
bors, whi'e from time to time tbe echoes of tbe
mnskdrv came acrom tbe fields. The other
m s . a 1 J 1 aV -
was 01 wime saim, emuroiucnru mm Kj
The Masonic Journal.
TO THE MASONIC FRATERNITY
IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
SOUTH
This is emphatically an ace of
The world moves aoace . bat with us. eaoeciallv
01 the south, Masons ry languishes, because
flowers, the colors as brilliant as the day the
' .. r oil . ti.k aal in k. man( and lh nratlv 01 1
bujiic uF.u mo .vv. , - lacking a proper dissemination of those pure
apron was pot on oy Mrs. uormuj principle, peculiar to our old Order. Our
win) of John Hancock. Mrs. Hancock once bmheru of other more favored sectiocs have
observed that she could never forgive a woman their periodical literature, and are briyht and
i.n indifferent to her dress nor one who pro-pe'o: we, too, should flourish and bios-
, you know, and l couid.i t think ot 1 , , eilo0rh lor this cbild is
did I 1 ii
going without my bustl,' and she
rendered iu at tbe last ditch. Faded,
natched aud ratrged was that uniform
g t u
which seemed to oe bis only reioge
a. km O a f ka rAoa
seemed to be pleased with it. 1 ne memory 01 There are in the 800th nearly 200,000
her stately beauty is one of the traoittons 01 ine reemasons, and recognising the imperative
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GIRLS.
A Wi
Artetnns Ward never said a wiser thing
than this : "I like little girls, but 1 hue
big girls iist as well." Those laughing
happy ereatnres the sad. the grave, the
item physician has just discbarg-1 mt-all have their separate and peculiar
ad a case of confluent smallpox without I charm for the children of men. From the
pit. He painted the face of his patient shool girl of fourteen to tbe mature damsel,
1 lav 1 ass I B
with collodion ana ivory black, applied asd we love thtsm all . and it is wuw we do
avm a. neccsary 10 aeep up a complete Th . . . de8ert wUhout
them ; and we have no patience with tbe
man who can wilfully say that he has never
been entangled io the meshes of hair, or felt
his heart thrill at a look from a
laughing eyes. Io the first place, when
Ir a young man sits up too late with
bis sweet-heart out at Handdonfield, tbe
Id folks come into the parlor and, with a
refinement of scarcasm invites him to wait
a few minutes longer aud breakfast will
bf ready.
from earliest dsvs of the Republic, and her slippers, need for a regular and permanent Organ peco
nakedness itself He had lost an eye, an a piece of her wedding-gown, snd the great earn- J",,ell T J'"" ' in
A 1 11 . . I. .J .. J ...
arm ald a leg. jroveriy uau uwhc no
abode in his old garments, aud every rent
it them had a mouth which spake with
more than the elonuence of words. And
yet, beueath that rusty garb the stout
heart beat, and on that gallant face, grown
old in war aud tribulation, there was a
smile of reaignatiou aud content He
even went up Broad street whistling some
merry tune and lookVd the picture of any
thing but sullen desperation, though be
iiitd far more cause than thousands of
others to abandon even the memory of a
laugh. When I saw that man and re
marked bis composure and ligbt-bearted-
nes8 under circumstances of peculiar
wretchedness, I felt ashamed of my own
pair oft moral cowardice, and resolved that, rather
he than again murmur at my 101, x suouiu
ht and
pler she worked in her girlhood, attracted many bi chain of sincere affection." we have deter-
curious eyes, and reverent ones as well.
Southern Independence.
"Hallow, stranger, you seem to be going
to market ?"
'Yes, sir, I am-"
mined to establish in the city of Greensboro, N.
a ftrst-class
WEEKLY MASONIC NEWSPAPER,
with the above name, soch as tbe dignity and
advancement of the Fraternity will auurove.
Its Literature will be pure, and of tbe highest
"What are you carrying that plow along I order ; making the Jovknal a fit companion
I Hiurii aanrtsa m r tf nuaa nurht mil
I . . 1 l 1 1 "tJb UUn II UVll IU V nuvt., inuun '
mattes a statemeui 01 mat sina, ne win uuu 1 r, j .u . t
, , , ,. morning, and thank (iod that 1 was, tor
uimouuy 10 tnaae oeuevers in u. aien iron. r . . f
lr iuv S s a j w aa ' " w w -
Men from
Lave been moulded by the
Adam's time
weaker sex.
Weak! Sauwson, the strongest man of
. mm .
nil. lnr Kift satrMnirth in the Ian of a WO
flohuiiJir)--."Tbere are many reasons why man. And it ig wrtfa all. We loye
I don t want to marry htm. In the first . , ... , .
mem tor tueir uiauy jjijmjcd, iui "
A mother and father are trying to force
their daughter to marry. Damrhtei
. T r3
place, be is too hideous and stupid."-.
jtotner (with dignity ) "Stephanie, did I
not marry your father?"
God's blessings are blessings with both
a j . 1 .1 1 . 1 tv i
jais nanus, xu me one tie gives pardon, tones of a girl s voice
but in tbe other He gives holiness : and f beautiful eyes all
i a .1
no man can nave the one without the
other.
Sl'URGEON.
s.eal voices, for the beauty God has giveu
them, aud because thev are weaker than
we are, and appeal to us for protection.
The touch of a delicate hand, tbe mellow
the tender glance
these have their
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power. Man's innereni cnivairy leauuro
him that these are given for his good, to
restrain his wilder impulses, aud to Jnake
him better, ourel, noblei. They funuah to
. , , . .
centive to labor, and point
ably situated than hundreds of others.
who had been cloven down by a fiercer
tornady than that which had made me
prostrate, but not utterly forlorn."
Tbe Augusta Constitutionalist, after
narrating the above incident, asks :
"Is there not a saving lesson in that
little anecdote of the poor Confederate
soldier 1 Let it roll the stone from the
sepulchre of too mauy hearts which be
come unduly morbid by too much self-
for 1"
"Going to send it to Pittsburg."
"To Pittsburg, in Pennsylvania ?
Ym'r might right, I am."
"What are tu going to send it there
for ?"
"To get sharpened."
"AU tbe way to Pittsburg to get sharp
ened ?"
You bet ! We've starved our black
smith out ; he pulled up stakes the other
day aud went to tezas."
"Well, that's rather a novel idea my
friend sending a plow so far to get sharpened-"
"Not so novel as you heard it was. We
do our milling in St. Louis."
"Is that so?
" Your V right it is. We used to have a
mill at Punkinvine Creek, but the owner
got too poor to keep it op, and so we turned
to getting our grinding dune at St. Louis."
"You don't mean to say you send your
grist all the way to Sc. Louis by rail f
"I don't say uothiug about gris we
hain't got no gris to send. But we get our
flour and meal from St. Louis."
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contemplation. Let us all do the very ,.j 8ee voU have a bija ou YoUr waeuD ?
hbest we can to endure the present affile- "Yes : our old cow died last week.
tion, hoping for more sunshine presently, March winds bio wed the light out'n her
ith one truth, which
t iu man n in.
Judge Appointed. Thursday last, out lo him the better path which his feet
m. . . . ret 1 a. .L
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jJioguen, a comuiidsion appomtiug him .u,n , ,ut .uial.t. i., the rmr social
- ' vuwii mmm v. ca" " --- SJ
Judge or the bupreme Court for this Dis- pfeasure. Many a man who has gone as-
trict, Tice J udge A. Mitchell, resigned. tray 5" reclaimed by his love for
Qt....ll- a ' b one of these dear creatures, and has hved
Whose duty is it to see that bad books
s kept out of the Lib rarv t Anwr
B Is the duty 4 ibe Church ; the Church
Is responsible for wlut is taught to tbe
ebildren ia the school, and for what is
read by them from the library. Fresh
Urian at Work.
1 .! . 1 i. 1 1 fir
a nooler life tnereaner lor ner sa&e. vve
say God bless 'em every one !
44 Wish, I had Dat Money Now."
From the Vicksburg Herald.
The Hillshoro Recorder says :
Ou tbe day of election a negro named
vjM..in was uaucing witn a woman
anoer a tree near F. L. Warren's barn,
and another negro named Burnett, came
up ana commenced also. McMullen told
mm not to dance there, and make a dost
on the lady be was dancing with. Bur
oett took offense at what Was said, and
While McMuIlea was looking off in anoth
er direction drew a knife and stabbed him
in tbe heart, killing him instantly. Bur
ostt was arrested and carried to Yancey
villa, where he was lodged in jail.
ihere are two accomplishments which
wvery motner ought to possess smging
ana siory-ieinng. "leu me a story,
Pleads the lisping voice ; and the world
f II a 1 rill a
m iwu 01 stories. 1 ne JrJiDle is a great
piotoro book, running over with beautiful
narratives. The fairy lore of the ages
never loses its interest to little listeners,
and au imaginative mother can find enough
material in her every dav life to furnish
(oiw a pin 01 tare for her darlings. As
for singing, no other thing is so sweet, so
JWMhlnM J if .
"""'"b so inuispensanie. aing
areai ueai to your children ; well if you
an, bat whether well or not, sing. They
Will not be critical.
and impressed with one truth, which is
sometimes never recognized until earthly
props give way that no matter what
fatalities betide us at the hands of man,
we cannot be thrust from the immortal
haven save by our own act, and that the
way to Heaven is more frequently strewn
with thorns than with roses. Let even
the most sorely oppressed soul take cour
age, therefore, and perchanco the clouds
will be suddenly swept away, revealing
tbe supposed unmitigated calamity as a
genuine blessing iu disguise."
A very intelligent old darkey was met
by an ante-bellum friend tbe other day
for the first time siuce the war
old man's delight at iugoueof Massa's
tickler friends in old limes was unbounded .
After a hearty hand shaking and a pro
tracted laugh peculiar to the Southern
darkey, the gentleman arked :
'Well, Uncle Joe, how are you getting
along in the world?-
'Sorter slow, Marse Wilson. Been had
rheumatiz right smart lately, and things
ain't gone 'zactly right no how,' replied
the darkey.
'A meat monv shanorpa have tat pm
place since 1 last saw you, Uncle Joe. - directed by
A New Road to Matrimony.
Miss de Vergas, says a Calcutta paper,
wishes to be married nothing very ei
traordinary in that but the manner iu
and thew'1c 8e Pf0Pose8 10 accomplish her de
sign is curious, isonua .reua ue v ergus
offers herself as the prize of a lottery 4or
tho snm of one lac of 100,000 rnpeod,
upon the following conditioue: (1) Twen-ty-two
thousand tickets at five rupees
each. (2) The takers of tickets are sim
ply to send in their names, the amount of
their subscription to be collected when
the sura mentioued has beeu subscribed
for. (3) The lottery to take place at a
date to be hereafter announced, at the
town hall, Calcutta, and to be drawn aud
Miss de Verga. ( 4) Tbe
PASSENGERS
Going Itorth or East,
I
Will avoid night changes and secure the most
comfortable and shortest route by buying
tickets
ViA THE YA. MIDLAND
The onlv change of cars to Baltimore is made in "Celh" or "Clarionet
north of the river a.
DANVILLE
across a twelve toot platform tn
mr i aw m'
DAYLIGHT.
The entire train nina from DAN VILE to I
BALTIMORE over one uniform gauge with
out change.
This route is one Hundred Miles shorter
ban any other to the
SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
G J FOREAORE,
General Manager, Alexandria. Va.
W D CIIIPLEY,
General Southern Agent, Atlanta, Ga
W H WATLIXGTON.
Travelling Agent, Greeusboro, N. C
May 13-4 in.
s.i? f i -its
Death has taken your old master away, 7"" ? m ' win nave
th familv ar aattrd abonl. th four the Pllou of on of the following choices :
quarters of the globe, the farm ia di- ) lo "T Ml8.' ?e VerSaa share wuh,
videdupaud strangers occupy the old ber-on the principle of community o(
house. It makes one feel right sad, goods -her fortune of one lec of rupees.
Uncle Joe. to think of the chances that Cb 0r ,n lhe ca,s of rtianng the mam-
have beeu wrought by old Father
Time.'
'Yaas,' replied Uocle Joe. 'You 'mem
ber when I w as a slave 1 worked hard at
odd times, and made money 'uufY to buy
myself, I paid old massa $1,000 for my
freedom.'
"Yes," said Mr. Wilson, "I remem
ber it."
'Wish I had dat money now,' mused
the old darkey.
ell, yes, replied Mr Wilson, 'it would
be quite a fortune for you.'
Lots of fortune, sar, said the old mau
age. tne sum ot dU,UUU rupees will be
paid to bim, Miss de Vergas retaining to
herself 50,000 rupees. (5) Miss de Vergas
reserves to herself the right of refusiug to
marry the owner of the winui g number,
should he prove to be a persou she would
not care to espouse, Iu that case the
winner will be. paid the sum of 50,000
rupees. She is a young lady ot birth oi
noble family, well educated she speaks
Spanish, French, and a little English
eleyer and a brilliant beauty.
This starting inquiry is made bv The
Natton : "It ought to be said that since mournfully, 'aud every time I think about
mi. rierreponi assumed the Attorney-Gen
srajauip. accounts ot "outrages' have entire
iy ceased to come in from the South an
extraordinary circumstance, to which Mr.
Dawes pays too little attention. As the
log bter of the colored man is going on
ateedily, by what iufarual deyice are the re
parts of it prevented from reaching Wash
ington r The. President's Washington
-urgau uas uoticea tnis dearth of Admiais
tration camnaieu canital. and baa -aW-aA
made a pathetic appeal to the faith lul in the
South to publish the necessary news iu those
weal papers ahich are in faror of the Ad-
But as yet tbe response has
THE FOREMAN.
The duties of the foreman are (like the
it I kinder rue de bargain. Nigger was busy housewife's work) never done. If he
wuff a thousand dollars then, but now be is alive to tbe interests of bis employers, he
. aaa v . . a a . ,. I Z . a1. 1 a Z . . . 1 Mr. 9 - .a
am t. wutl a dam. Miffhtv changes iu dis " uoi tue lasi mau iu me lact -ry :n in-
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world, massa.
Sendin' her bide to Boston to get it taonel."
"All the way to Boston T Is not that
rather expensive, my frieud? The freights
will eat the hide op.'
"That's a fact cleaner than the buxzards
did the old critter's carcass. But what's
the use beiu' taxed to build railroads 'thout
yon get the good of em ? Used to have a
taiiyard over at Liokskillet and a shoemaker.
too. But they re kernumtnuxed.
"Kerfluminuxed what's that ?"
"It m-aus, gone up a spout and twixt
you and ine. "that's mighty nigh the case
with our State."
"When do you expect to get your leath
er?"
"Don't expect to get no leather at all
expect to get shoes, some day made at Bos
ton or therabouts."
"Bostou oi thereabouts ?"
"Rather a mlafot'tuuu to lose a milch cow,
my frieud."
Not so inueli a inisfortuue as you heard
it was. MotiMrous sight of. shuckiu' aud
uul.Miiiu aud gttiu' w.ly ubout 3 quart m
day."
"What are you going to do for milk ?
"Seud North for it.""
"Send North tr milk ?"
"Yes ; couceutrated milk and Goshen
butter."
-oh . i see the point ' i Carolina Central Railway
"Mi?htv ha.idv thinsrs these railroads I
make them Yaukee fellers do all onr jobs
for us now do oar smithing, and griudiu'.
and tanuiu', and inilkiu', and churnin'.'
A crc jvu uaic c t'i v ui vvibUi
'Yes, we go our bottom niokle on onttoo.
SenJin' it up to Massachusetts to get it
carded, spun, and wove. Time'll com
we'll be happy. Monstrous sight of trouble
running these gins.1
"That would be rather expensive, send
ing eotton iu seed."
"No more so than them Western fellers
pays when they seud corn east and get a
dollar a bushel and pay six bits freight.
Besides, as 1 said, what is the use of pay-
m .a ...1. a .
iue tor railroads 'tnoui we use tne roads ! '
"You seem to appreciate the advantage
of railroads.'
"I reekou you fatten your own pork T"
"Well, you reckon wroug. strauger. I
get tbein Illinoy fellers to do that for me.
it's mighty couveuient. too monstrous
sight of trouble toting a big basketful of
corn three times a day to bogs in a pen
especially when you hain't got noue.
"I should think so."
"There's oue thing lacking though to
make the business complete."
"What's that?"
"They ought to send them hogs ready
cooked. Uookiu , and
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The Failure of the Mormon Trial.
The failure of the jnry to agree
in the trial of John D. Lee, a Mormon,
for the horrible hatchery known as the
Mountain Meadow massacre, renders it
morning, neitner is tie the tirst one out at imrpanu woou ior
night. To him belougs the duty ot knowing "' tea up a heap of time that ort by
that every operative is at his 'work in the r ghts to be employed in the cotton patch,
morning. To him belougs the duty of 1 w8 yiQ' to my W woman the other
knowiug that every operative renders unto dav if we Mississippi folks got onr ,. kin'
his employer a iust and equitable dav's la- nd "'""hiD.' done up North and sent by ex-
bor. To him belongs th duty of knowimr P1""88' we d be M hPPy " office-holders.'
that every operative perforins his work to "Your horse in the
standard Derfectiou. To him belongs the he lame.
dutv of arbitratiuff iustlv and fairU bMtw "Yes. needs shoeiu'. If he wasn't the
O I J " J . u
lead there seems to
j employer and employed, aud uot . oufre-
ti .i . . n
iiopiouuoio uiat uiere win evei uc puu- . . . , n' . . VA him uu wher thev made the horse
ishmentby the courts for this fiendish
atrocity. 1 he number of Mormons on the
io seine various uispmes OKeen ooera-
nnly horse I've got, and I can't spare him.
re they made
shoes and nails aud get him shod. Cau't
tltfOU 111 4.. sat 1... u. 1.. . . 1
GRAVES OP THE PRESIDENTS. jory reudered it doubtful from the first possible, an omnipresent factotum. He
iwuetner tne accuscu wouia De convicted
It is, however, proof of a pn
ministration.
total silence, and not an outrage.
iret such a thine d ne in our parts. Per
haps 1 can at the depot.
knoiin iku littu .).........,,.. . u i n "How do vnii manage to live in vour
. nravwu i Buuns ri an ,un Lttbin UJIUBSUC irUUUICB OI I J V O J
A ne remains ot three ex-Presidents rv 1 ;a KAwnvsr f .. ..,..QJa r : i.;. .nk.iinf... .,.i i .. j- . , narta. mv old friend 7
j i a .0. uw . . wa vw. w. . uiuciivB lj l t . i v I .1 ka ouuwmiuaica. au j 11 ah i i m v mm mi.ii i r "
we opringneiu (ill. j JonrtuU, rest in Teu- il,zation in that region, which might be suggest means of briuging about (amicably) "Why, we raise cotton. My road turns
Bsee-a-Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk Hini.pd witb as.ff.tv :n ,.,, mft the marital relations of more than one of offhre, stranger. Gee, Ball, back Brandy,
UU Andrew JobnsOU. Five Waahinatnn. . . .. . i 'V"V a,,, ui. .. I . . .ns I'm ctaA f uu,l n.n trmir Wnirh.
ar . .. - m telitioua 001 itiea f hit turn 1 armnn ; .. lu,c uuuei uis duuoui uoi BUmoieUVlV " ' . "-
ISSr--i? '-,rr. 3aaamft7 --" "- Watt Democ"u-
jhn Oal. .i:.u"r:;".. line, verdict of Tl.. I-,. '"" Rn.: "KofUiiiMw i The .bo U Ih. rwolt of Orang. fa-h
a - J j ill anij II UBr I ia. C3 - - - . , Bkvn r. l.Alp Uif mi t-. a tn ! i n . I . ... Ii.- . . .
I'WO Van Buren and Ptlm K " atod evactlv aa it did in thm , . . 7 . ur,s,M,u 11 mg tirangeadvice 07wrtoC iMIOCrat.
a ii nil' ar i aa ir- . i mm a u v u u ii i , i ; q n it . r w no ..iabi ...., , . . i, m .1. . 1
York Willi.,,, 11..-.:.. :.. " : 1. mi.. . " , ., ' ; ' uaoiueui mwi
I '"MaiM a a t a 1 v lid .Hi . Ill I nil ' r.lHI' - 1 1 lilt My jl I Hal 111 I fH iisa 11110 in r itk l , . t u. l - l l' 11
Taah.r. T-.h., V. "i." ' " . ' , T 0 . ' " . .w,k.u ne is me nrsi one appealed to;
------ j . . ' faMioay ; rierce, in case 01 ijee. teemed to Have been entirely he is the first to add his name to the anb-
1 - vi r
i-euuayi- iQiQereut to trie evidence airaiuBt the sorption list for a certain amount: no mat
prisoner. The material points of tbe tcr whether be is prepared or not, he must.
... I . . a . a a 1 rata
prosecution were made out clear v and lu P,evBUl caiumuy, suDscrioe. inu.s we
conuectedly, and the blood of the victims ,uu?hi,?'Miak of hiu? D 'hi Jara,
fixed linon Mormnn. ,,dr lU U.j.l,i. "W",mCa WllUOUl UG, aUU men UOl
:r r" T'.ir " r:::r"'n puon of oUr story
. - . Prc All employers of factors are not nraetical
lanloH miin.' urn rt f to ar 1 . - k
', TTrTZ , ,u w"reu men. iu such cases, tbe success of the
ouuicu. it is neariv tweutv vears siuce inauufaeturintr norti..n ,f ,,.. ko;.oa a..
I T HP. uuaiucao uc
mis crime was commuted. voives wholly upon tbe foreman. Not onlv
fill. ta 1 a I 1 L tS. f.i ... .
x ue "uamtes, men and tor years 19 ueia siricuy accountable for the superi
a a. mr.m a a. a " - -
Change of Schedule,
On and after Fridsv. annl 16th. 1P7S. the
trains will run over this Railway as follows .
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Wilmington at 7-15 A M
Arrive at Charlotte at 7.15 P. M
Leave Charlotte at 7.00 A. M
Arrive iu Wiluur.tou at 7.00 P. M
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Wilminirton at 6.00 P M
Arrive at Charlotte at .6.00 P M
Leave Charlotte at 6 0 . A M
Arrive in Wilmington at 6.00 A M
MIXED TRAINS
Leave Charlotte at 8.00 A 11
Arrive at Buffalo at IS M
Leave Buffalo at 18.30 P M
Arrive in Charlotte at 4.30 P M
No Trains on. Sunday eccept one freight train
that leaves VnTuiington at 6 r. m ., instead of
on Saturday night.
Connection.
Connects st "Wilmington with Wilmington A
Weldon, aud Wilmington. Columbia! Augusta
Railroads, seuu-wcekly w York and Tn
weekly Baltimore and weekly Philadelphia
mwm, . a a a a . . vs. m. . 5 aa
Steamers, sua tne nicer ooau u rayetievuie.
Connects nt Charlotte with its Wei tern Di
vision, worth Carolina Kailroad, UDarlottc s
Statevile Railroad, Charlotte A Atlanta Air
Line, and Charlotte. Columbia t Aoguate Railroad.
Thna snppljing tho whole West, Northwe t
and South ve with a short aud cheap line to
the Seaboard and Europe.
8. L. FRBMOWT.
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
May 6. 1875. tf.
. W.
SIXTIES 33flCOXWHS"5r,
SAVE LABOR, SAVE TIME BY USING THE
FARMERS' PLOW.
ft will ran lighter. It will turn your land better. It will snake yea
you less lo kery U in order, than any other I iuv you nave ever oaeo.
We will furniah you Point one rear f r one plow inordinary land for one
you pay yonr blacksmith to do the imio on y jr .dd-faahioood Plow T
We have iuat m td a grpat rwiudion in Price ?
All we aak of vou ia. Try it, and then if you don't like it bring it back and
be refunded lo you.
WE WARRANT EVERY PLOW.
MERONEY & BRO.
Ii eiil aw
8alisbory. K. C A toil 1 1S75 f
VT tl L n't
w aaauiuanire , nucimuau, m
vania, and Abraham Lincoln in Illinois
iu ail we have bad. eighteeu Presidents,
jiiuds; twenty-two residential terms of four
ears each, of whom ouly the present iu
fuiouaui survives.
G. M. Buis.
Late o: a.af, Bala A Co
Lata
C. R. Barker,
of 0 R Barkei t Co
When Lr. Hacchus (the President of
Hamilton College) was upon bis death
b. .1, the physician called to see him, and,
jii.er examiuing the symptoms, left the
B1TIS & BARKER
WHOLESALE & RETAIL Drigsts
Corner Main Sc Fisher Streets,
SALISBURY, N. C,
i. . - i i . ..r i . r ... .
hnrpul nr u. mnnh u na.l r, tl A.m U1UY UI I e ffurK. II L Hp unlit miir lira hiu n t. t-,
f.M.IO Without SDeaklllC. hut aa .a ..l . .. , . . " I : j . , . I uic wrup, jieuicniCT, i';
X j ... T j "f" Ciuurcn as its priests and propheu, guar- , . prouueing rresD nov- terch:f E-tPart- Forciffn
ihn door to eo out. was observed to w .. j. j r i . ... ' .?.. e ties : novnit aa whih .tn k l fc-erciiiei cxtrscts, rorcign
.u- A - -, ',7 iuea eveiy cnauneixo retnoouon. lhey . ' 7 " 7 , ones, Soaps, Hair. Tooth
r . were the "Aveueine Anere s" ot t hr ... ? r UUC,"C" Havana & Amer can C12
thepbysicun say to your asked Dr. nhnr-b ad .r r war cneapen the production, without SMOKING A CHE WIN
hcehus. 'Ue said, sir, that you cannot , " T7:7 .IiLr 7n 'LT " Z "ages of the operatives. If it nne lot of Bra. A Gl
live to excd half an hour." "I. Im1 Z ? ue oecomes necessary to reduce force, to the celebrated Perkins A
' w wvf H W III Q Tl rl Ikt T 1 IOQS CtVAlr A t iwt waaa mmM . i V I .1
--aa aai K " "wu a-esvavaj va bua Ui mUClUUD IVlClHttal 1C1UU? Tfl f 11 Tl
i.i a aa mi a
sa.a uie good man." iiien take me uot I eriraniaation. It haa n. .... .k.
of my bed, and place me ou my knees ; I advance of eiwiliaatin.. r it
V- m speud that time in calling; upon I .nd Mo .(t.r iHtH i...'
U lor MM Sdlvartou ot the world. His been strenirtbnd t a.. . lwu
4aees waa compiiea who ana nis last . u, ert her maiestv in ibo Mormon Hn
minions. It is a good beginning, and the
uay is iioi aisiani when tbe Mormon
Church shall cease to protect the murder
er even in the Utah courts.
iu .men is were spent m breathing forth
his prayers for the salvation of his fellow
: ' iien. He died upon hit knees. S. S.
Ti
Where may be found a full assortment of
eStuffd, Fine Hand
A Domestic Col'
A Nail Brashes,
era. All grades oi
G TOBACCO. A
LAMPS; also the
House NoN-EXPLoeivB
pleasant task of Kerosene Lamna which we axu-rwU for twenty
saying: "We will have to dispense with vears. Whiskey, French Brandy, Scuppernong
t la mm . K I . . . . . m w. ' aa a a a
your services. it a reduction of wages be Wine by tbe bottle or gallon. Blackberry,
determined upon, the foreman beeomtai tha Malaza, California Sherry A Port Wines.
agent for promulgating the same, and if be Imported Gin, and in fact everything uaoally
ia not possessed of tha kept in a first class Drug btore. Our
tact and eloquence to present the same in tion dePartm oUly ta a hand of Ox pro
aneh a nbaaa A .u. t . I vridors, one or the other being tn the Store dan
Tie Piedmont Press,
HICKORY, N. C,
Is the only paper published in Catawba
Couutv. and has au extensive circulation
among Merchants, farmers, and all elaaa
of bnsineas men io the State. The Prers
ia a live, wide-awake Democratic paper,
and is a desirable medium for advertising in
Western North Carolina. Liberal terms
allowed on yearly advertisement. Sub
scription 2.00, in advanee.
A ears
MURRIL & T HO M LIN SON,
Editors and Proprietors
CRAJGE & CRAIGE.
ATTORNEY Al LAV
AJTD
Solicitors is panhrnptrp.
0 A LECTURE S
0UTHERH
ILLITITAT1
AUEI
TO YOUNG MEN.
Jutt Vulhhe4. in a afnl enrtlfiK. Prise
fix ecuis.
A Zteetare on the Uatare, Trer.t-
meat, and SLauicalfnif ( m uiinal w l-
ue, or Ppcrn.aur: iui i.iuoi.lcu ij !M.'ii-aou.-i ,
Involuntary Kuii."h.oiix, ln:ioirt ty, N-iT"ii
Debility, and luipediinauu to alu;nag 2im r
ally; Coaauiupl;ou, Ki-ilrpay. and Fit-: Muut il
and Phvsical Incauacitr, dc.-Uy KUUtur
J. CULTERWELL. ii. If., author of the
"Green Book." Ae.
Tbe world-rnoa-ued aut :or. in Ihia adnMra-
bU Laotu re. dearly prorc from h:-on cit-
rience that the lawful coniucnco id nii
Abuse may be rff-otnaUy removed without
raedknue, and with I dangcr-xt aergical wper-
atlona. bonate. lUHtruuienu. run, or c.iuiaiK
pointing out a mode of c ire at ouce certain ai d Serial and hort atoriea,
effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter I and ve coodacted editorial
what bia eoiulitiou may be, cure hiwaell cuvap- .
Iy privately and radical ly.
CW This Lecture will prone a boon to thorn'
aaads oad aWaam ntit
Sent under seal, ia a plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of aik ceaU or two post
age stamps
Address the Pobliabera,
CHAfl. J. C. KLINE A CO.
Tbeosdv ILLUSTRATED WEEELI j
the Suntb. Eight pagea. Forty
i.inii aanre readinc aaa tier thai
i.ii:.li!n-d in lhe Soul hero State. tf
The fin number of the HOCTHE&
l.l &TRATED AGE wiU be iaaaed oa
ffatnnlae 9Ath dav of JuBS. Hi-
T.m Pnbliaher inlands saakinf il as
trL.i record of the Usees. It wiH
ererv tnt.K Political. Htatefii al. Li!
Siiroiinc, which ia of i
the be-1 tiluidralic
inal or foreign.-
iiiivPDiTIS
I lie rji i Mr i.n tivoi VT1 mmm
will I e printed oa new type, aW aeary swaa
On if ht of
of manr of the
-
to rrtso . . asv
. a aaaaiBH. mm 'mm
AOl
127
4688.
Eew Yak; Poet Ofiee Boa,
April 1ft 1875-ly.
withdrawal of a part or the whole of the
ry Soecial attention naJd to nrweaed
operatives employed, his fate i. aaema! PmeriPaM oompoand- lnf. in Bakraptsjty.
Horner and Grave's School,
ILL9BORO, IV. G.
r
Tke Fall aawaosi ef 1S7 epeae m tne fcann
Monday in July. sj
seat oa application,
Pd
en wUlke hT
njlteaatSa
OtkC PP1 a anaaSa
re
aaasssas paraavav
sj
ing the la teat
ical, relunooa ad
will farniab every
atter n nan rial ad bv
- A - - It U
SOITHERN ll.H'HTRATED AOE si
nal for tke I
asaariailr dsvsSed to all
do'i.eatac aad aectal life.
V., f.mil ahe-ld be withoal L
Sabacnptioa ptiesoady $J
10-1 76.
FBB8H TUMTIP BXll
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