1 . .
31 Y SISTER.
'3S i.r frock and grazed her knees,
J w,V.:.r teacher much displease ? -
it rliinix-ainc lanes irecs,
. . - I - 1 Xi.1 !
viiiu..- , . - My Sister.
the lemon pie,
' .L- pantry shelf so high, .
"l'c naif upon the sly ?
, i. in the mill pond fell,
ii'.', i,pr thimble In the well.
' V, for fear that 1 should tell ?
, -it list long dresses wore,
? i f beaux a half a score,
siWVnvs aierfcct bore?
voiw"'- . My sister.
.1 mnonco to CO to bod.
'niie had an achinRhead.
t up with Cousin Fred ?',:.
sdtf'tn v ; .w ' My Sister.
rc iiie buttons on my clothes, .
Jh me to the opera goes. ;
- lM,.vs wolds no when I swear,
I"11 obby pull-back wear, ' ' , .
vZ?fH looped and pulled with care? ,
2plca,, f My Sister.
i . a 1 A14l.
ins1i(S. uusis anu uurns uiuiuu,
friv little failings knows,
kisses 1C ',,ore r,er waux . .
isSK' My Sister.
IK
i uks and velvets, rings and pearls, - 1
(Charlotte Observer.)
i Romance of the Raj.U- ,
case which has in it a genuine touch
runaiicc, occurred some night$ ago on
-.of the principal railroads running into
Jctails! that wc venture to make it puh-
,', r?nz names and localties for rea-
winch will bcGomc obvious to the
"s " . i. .... -1 1. r r
, W Itwas at an cany nuur oi tne
wn2 wi'jre uayugnt, wncn the
' ; tram ou a certain one of our rail-
h-id mm oufc oi mc swucn oi a
-,U station, coming toward Charlotte,
,lt!ic wiud winsucu snarpiy through
is crevices in inc car wiuuows as luc icn-
ittf 'e ucr si cam in oraer to mSKe
cnuiiection at . Uiarlottc. 'lho.con-
n a; is his wont alter lcavinir each
.hjliail made a tour of his train and
tiskHj each niatforn to see if per-
a tramp had climbed up to take
.r.iud stepping out upon the rear
.jifsof the sleeping car, he discerned
I crouched upon the steps.
r ft'ht are you doing there ? Come in
jtref lie demanded gruffly, and he tujined
'awivupon the a'mcst; nudotorniof a
ir-ficed, slender girl of sixteen, who rose
t!ic cemmand and confronted the con-
nctor, "like Niobc, all in tears." The heart
the conductor softened.
Are yon nut Cant ?" the girl cn-
ilrcl subbingly, and - receiving an
irmative reply she pleaded piteously,
uh, captain! spare nie, spare me!"
lie assured her that she should not be
rmcd, and then enquired her name.
pen its kiii yiven he was surprised to
tnrtiii.t it was one with which he was
uiur Ami ho raked for an explanation
i iliu "irl's Btrauje conduct where" 'she
ia ij'jiiijr, wliy, and why she came in
it zoust dress. ; . ' -
imt yon see that I am runnrng
jy ? I ara goinc to Cbarlotte to cret
rk, and I didn't havo time to get auy
When asked how she expected
at work or I1 CO about the streets with
C . - i 1..1.. 1 iUi
uune garment upon ucr sj.1 "uu niai.
is one, her tears flowed afresh and
d self-possession was entirely gone.
keenductor s sympathy bad been won.
before this time hd had brought
Grange guest -within-the car, andcom
:in2 the porter to bring a blanket the
? girl was wrapped in this, given a
ttd told by the conductor that he
I bring her on and then do for her
i&vcr he could, lie cudgeled his Brain
-teiotk up his tickets, and- presently
ladies' Home 'and Hospital in CbAr
'-4wurrtl to Ins mind, that was tno
a ;n:u there, ho determined, she
K' taken. lie the girl of
'an
and that there she
fur; and arrived
would be
here, she
carriage.
vided
wubeuieu 10 oc put in a
"'Pl-ed in tie blanket, and carried to
adductor's home, lie presented the
st, attractive crcaturo to his wife and
"' the story. The lady, with a
tliot tf ' lir liiihmif? tu
IWaelf in the stray one's behalf,
"."' h& her eom fnrtnhl v antl ncatl v
was ri ven her and all
kiziiordry wants supplied, and when
"Ru-tras over sho was conveyed to
ioie aud ilospital, the story was re
HI la thn
maintenance of that benefi-
rtitutiou, and she was at once pro
'X fur. 1
l fctrangc story caused exceeding in-
- .u icn to ner, and before she had
ih1 more than 3 or i days at her
uud.home, there was found for her
r wbich can lm n.
sei so to make it. A lady who
-..ow vi i.jo licis m the case gladly
kcr in her family and there she now
la!f companion,haif house-maia,
"pnab.e and apparently happy.
CunduCtOr in nnnstinn hoc sinfp.
cseeu the step-father of his tcul-
-Muargo and told him of her new
r endings. The stpn-fntW xrrpssed
that the girl should havo fled
e.whicb he said was a happy
Slid ,1:.,-l ?.? - i. .., i
jii l i i eu wciung w uw uuuic
l - e m ijo ucr guardian . v i no con-
rote accordingly, narrating the
Story wKinh w liavn tnlrl ripre. And
. rcVl i : .'-rilhVe
afr? This letter, which is now
of tho Udiea' Aid Society of
, r wpai church, saja that the ward
T01!n I . i - . -
uy oi means ana or ; acxm-
and mentions amons other
.uetion -with.;hcr personal
i shcgtaduatedr but' a 'short
U ,lrom Salem Female College.
Mr wr wno tccrtamiy aiu ne
'" MKikiDdlypart from first to
asii the correspondence as
had Sesciety spoken of, and the
4 0f tt j wiu uo win in mc re-
a day strut made bv
Agcntl selling oar Chro-
" m rnvta a - - "
frVn ' ana ward, Motto, ScrlpUre
l(5E!PrFlt Picture md Chromo
,-BnitS<rte CaUlogueYree.,
V" T lEatblwhedl830.'
i
Till F"S .
There is Danger Abesid
When those usually active little organs, tho
kidneys, are neglectful of their duties and
grow sluggish. ( Fatty degeneration, Brlght's
disease, diabetes and other dangerous mala
dies, arc the result of neletcr remedy
thjs inactivity by rriqdichial means. When
the all importaut , functions of the kidneys
are imierfectly discharged those organs
need stimulating, and the best possible
agent for that purpose since it performs Its
office without exciting thern is JJoWttefltf
Stomach Bitters, which, in combination
with its tonic and cathartic properties, pos
sesses valuable qualities as a diuretic. Both
kidneys and bladder are strengthenjed by it
and the vigor which it imparts to them, and
the gentle f!nU effectual Impulse which it
gives, to their .operations, is the best possible
guaranty against their becoming dlseascdl
The Bitters are invaluable In other respects
as well as the. above, since they remedy
general debility, uterine troubles, chills and
fever dyspepsia, constipation, gout, rheu
matism and other ailments.
.The following quotations represent the
wnoieaie prices generaily. In maxin up
email orders higher prices nave to be charged.
UAULrliN Ci tiunny......
Double Anchor.
Double Anchor "A
12X 13
Standard DomesticlLi.- i I
BACOJV?fortb Carolina;
llama, ) lb 12 13
Shoulders, y li .9 .
Sides, ?lb 11 ' ', 12
Western Smoked ' i!
Hams. ' 13' 15
Sides, V li 10
Shoulders 7 - 8
Dry Salted ' ' " '
Sides, y lb &4 8
- Shoulders, y lb ?. 6 6
BBKP Live weight...........; 2 3
BAltltELS Spirits Turpentine
Second Iland, each.. 1 75 2 00
New.York,each, new 2 00 2 50
BEESWAX y lb. 28 30
BRICKS Wilmington, M 8 00 10 00
Northern..... 00 14 Off
BUTTEli NortiT Carolina lb 15 a 20
Northern, lb................
CANDLES Sperm lb
Tallow, y lb......
Adamantine. "W set
CHEESE ' ;
Northern Factvry, y ft) ...
Dairy creara, y lh
State, V 3l '
COFFEE Java, y lb
liio, y lb.....
Laguara, y lb.
CO UN ME AI --rj. bnshel . ...
25
25
00
12K
17 &
16
00 g
30
19
24
i
95
35
40
00
13
18
17
13
33
22
COTTON TIEK y ft.. 4 C
DOMESTIC
Sheeting, 4-4 y yard..... 7
l am, y bunch .
llSli
Mackerel, No. 1, y bbl....l6 00 20 00
No. 1, y bbl .... 9 50 0 00
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl.... 13 50 00 00
No. 2, y bbl..." 7 50 & 0 00
Mackerel. Xo. 3 y bbl 00 00 10 50
Mullets, y bbl 1 3 50 4 00
N. G. llerrintr, y bbl.;.... 5 00 8 00
Dry Cod, lb... 7 0
FLOtJU Fine, y bbl 0 00 7 00
Super, Northern, y bbl... 0 00 8 00
Extra do " y bbl. 0 00 9 00
Family " bbl.. .10 50 11 00
City Mill Super y bbl... 0 00 9 00
" Extra t bbl... 0 00 10 00
" - ! Family) bbl... 6 00 11 00
" Ex. Family bbl... '0 00' 12 00
FEUTILIZEHS
Peruvian Guano, 2000 ft3. 70 00 00 00
Baugh'd Phosphate " " 00 00 . 00 00
Carolina Fertilizer " 50 00 65 00
Ground Bond, " " 00 00 40 00
Bone Meal " " 00 00 45 00
Flour .A 00 00 47 00
Navasna Guano, " 5 00 . fiS 00
Complete Manpre " 00 00 67 00
Whann'B Phosphate " 00 00 70 00
Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00 70 00
BergerA'Brutz'-iiKos. " " 00 00 00 00
Wilcox, Gibb & Co., ma-
- nipulated Guano 55 00 70 00
GLUK Vlb. ' 9 15
GHAIN Corn.st'ore, V 561bd 00 82
Corn, cargo, y 5G lbs 00 76
Corn, y el., y bushel........ None.
Oats, y bushel 65 60 ;
Peas, cow, "i bushel........ 1 25 1 50 '
HIDES Green, y lb 4 " 4
Dry, y lb 10 12
HAY Eastern, y 100 lbs... 1 10 I 20
North Jiiver, y 100 lbs.... 95 1 05
HOOP IKON y 'ton....... 80 00
LAUD -Northern y lb H 12
North Carolina y lb GO 13
LIME y bbl. ii. 56V 0 00
LXJMBF.U City steam sa'wd
Ship sturl.resa wed, Mtt.4 ou uu
Kough edge plank. V M ft. 22 GO 25 00
West India cargo, accord
ing to quality, M ft..,.20 00 23 00.
Dressod liooring.sasoned.20 00 35 00
Scantling and boards, equv .
mon, V M ft 15 00 33 00;
MOLASSES Cuba,hhd?gl 40 41
: Cuba, bbls., y gzl 45 57
Sugar house, hhds. y gal. 38
" " bbls. gal... lib y 4U
Sugar Syrup, bbls. V gaI- 5 60
NAILS Cut,4d to 20d,k'g 3 aft 4 uu
OILS Kerosene, y gal...... 29 & 30
Lard, V jjai 1 iu w l
Linseed, gal 1 00 1 10
Rosin, ga!M 30 40
PEANUTS buhel,n. 70 W:
POTATOES -Dwect, Dua.. ya ah
Irish, Northern, V bbl 4 50 4 75 ,
POUK Northern, city mess. 17 00 00 00 '
Thin, y bbl.. 00 00 00 00
Prime, y bbl (extra). C00 00 rl& 00
Rump, y bbl....:...: ;00 07 00 00
RICH Carolina, y lb....... 6 7;
Eat India, y ft..; 00 00
Roach, V bushel I 20 I 30
RAGS Country, lb....
City, -fift
1
1
2
2
ROPE ....
6
00
85
00
75
9
10
CO
00
,
5
23
SALT Alum, y bushel......
00
f Liverpool, ft facx.....
American y sack .... .......
Cadiz y sack...:....
SUGAR Cuba, y ft
Porto Rico, y ft... ....
A CoiTe, y ft......
b " y ft.......
. ExC-y ft:..
Crushea-ft? ft
SOAP Northern, V ft......
00
00
10
00
13
12
11
11X
14
7
SHINGLES Contract, yM 4 00 6 00
Vrommon, y ju..-. t ou (jy a w
Cypress saps V M 5 50 0 00
Cj-press hearts, y M 7 50 0 00
STAVES W. O. bbl. ? M . 18 00 20 00
R O hhL y E..... 00 00 00 00
Cypress, y M .....13 00 00 00
TALLOW V ft....... 9 10
TIMBER Shipping y M ...12 00 13 00 ;
Mill, prime per il 8
50 10 00
Mill, fair per M 7 50 8 60
Inferior to Ordinary, per M 4 00 6 00 ?
WHISKEY Norta'n, per gl 1 40 5 00
Korth Caroint, per gal 1 76 V & 3. 61
WOOt Thlwashed, per JbUL ? i Off 10 V
WsheL per ft , , 28. . 30 T
OYSTERS
'! 3.
& -SlFIRST OF THE SEASOJf ! f
NEW RIVER OYSTERS !
Vat and wfpt. nnv tprrml nn at Wi '
,4 i
, 1 ' , l .. .. .... '. : .... ' :.k : . .
Centennial Saloon; r.
The finsst Wlaes; AlesfLayrPaad CTgQfl
alwfyson hand,
septal
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ing schedule will be ran eft thia toad; - . vl
DAY EXPRESS AND MAJJi TBAIN,(daily
except Sadyr)
Leave Wilmington... 12 00 M
Arrive at Florence. .u.... .6 00 P 11
Leave Florence.... i.w 12 30 P M
Arrive at WUmington.... 5,0 It
NIGHT EXPRESS TBAi jmi
Leave Wilinington.........t..f.fM-1..60 F-K
Leave Florence... ...... W P M
Arrive at Columbia .............. I'll A II
Leave Columbia.......
Leave Florence....: i-' 'J"20 'JLtS
Arrive at WUmmrto..4......JU.. r49iAifJ
X uia iiaui win nn y
Whiteville, Fair Blufl
Timmonsville, Sumter
Wilmington and Columbia) ' ,?
THROUGH FREIGHT TAljr pfihfffei"
cept 5andAT),i' i-.'iii .MkiS
lieave v limington. ..-.mU.itff it
Lieavc riureuce ...mmwmm.m 4 )0 r A
Arrive atxColumbia.. -10 10 Ail
Leave Columbia ......MM. 6,00 PM
Leave Florence T..;.J.Zj ft A? IJ
Arrive at Wilmington. rt.w lQ 20 A M
Zgr Passengers for Augusta and, beyond
should take Night Expres8,Traia frM WU-
Through SleeptogCart'on night fralSi
for Charleston and Macon, i :Tf: v m
I JOHN F. Dl;VjNEi J
aug 4 General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON &
BAILB0AD C0MPAHT.
OrFICK OP GEN'L SUPERIKTBUDEKT V
Wilmington, N. C, August 4,' 1877. i.f' '
On and after Sunday, August 5th, 1877i
rassenger trains on the . Wilmington fc Wei
don Uailroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmincrton, Front St. Depot
at 6 50 A M
Arrive at Weldcn at 12 30 PM
Leave Weldon 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 5 40 V M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmineton, Front St.
Depot at. A. P.J4
Arrive at Weldon at o... - 2 J0,A. M
Leave Weldon, daily at...... 1& A lt
Arrive at W limington. Front St. , ,
Depot at 11 45 AM
The Day Train makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North Via Bay Line
daily, (except Sunday) and dauy, via Kich
mond and all rail routes. .
Night train makes close connections at
Weldon for all points north via Richmond.
- JOHN F. DIVINE ,
aug 4 General. Suoerinteiident."
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