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I i w s. jOTItfC LIKE THE OLD TIME. , no lime like the old time, when you bT3 of prloc-Um aunt;! ni -o-- brhtt sloriet by Bummer u :t :Viwi.wetvklt, the dowin t , U no Bke e old plci, where 1 ,Hir'lIwcriUru, , r. w nul op our eyelids on the pla j.,r of tb rD! k. n ib roll white breat that warmed from the cllngint rai that bore. A-'.rrih d-revetcliaUneJor u that wa look ou uu more. .,rinofrlodilke the old friend, who km -Uuuwdour morning Uaya! Nurft ke bU welcooie. no homage liKe h praise! , i tue centlft flower, with gaudy j-ru n of gold; i fx;eiihlp U the breathing roe, with 1 ,rltu every told. Tl r(. lm no lTe like the old lov that we ourtJlo, ourerlde; Though our lvear UUing. falling, and we re fdlog aide by aki There are tloMonu all around us with the colon of the dawn. jweltvelo borrowed sunshine when. thel:ghtof day U gje. Tt.reare no tint like the old tlmea-they 1 shall never be furrlt n ,r 1 u pLac ll the old place keep -rWn the dear old aton! ih. ftw frieod like the old friend mar IJeaven pm'ong their live! Tnre are uo l-ve Ilka the old lovw-God ;our loving wtM! 01 U TI8ITTOP1SS1IC.X. T- Sew Jcnej American Wines. It i but lately that the wine grea. due. J iu U coaatry ha?e, to a .x'.cht. taken a poaitioa of rivalry tth Spsoub, German and French wiu . Now, however, the banks of tue Missouri, the shores of Lake Erie, aid tb blue hills of New Jersey are covered with Tine, and the sturdy Traton imagine himself again on the Iibine aa Le gathers hia grapes for the wine prasa. California has taken rank a a wine-growing region, ar.d New J.rey ha pre ted her ability to pro dace grapes equal in character to either oi iuc s;ta named; and not only the lighter wine, but port, nherry and cl.rtt are b lug produced there fully p.l to any imporUd, in body, color aLd Uquet. Iu faet, tLe port is su jeiior iu body and medicinal Tirtncs. At Paaaaio and Vineland, New Jer sey, th cuUifatiou of the grape has atii.cud eonaidtrable attention for kqi. year, and at these points, as wel.4 on the mountain eloped, and at leveral o:nU on the Hudson HiTer, there are extensive vineyard?, many of which are owned or controlled by Al fred Sper.of Paesaio, N J who from a sail beginning, and in pite of obsta c. oX.nu ordinary kind, has attained . treat success as a wine grower. Ilis Mount Prospect Vineyards at Passa c, and vineyards atctb r placti o jmpriss from fifty to one hundred acre, on which are raised vines of diflVreot varieties some of the moet difficult to bring to maturity. Among them is the imported Oporto grape, from which is made the Port grape wine, wbch rivals in everv quality the Hpacisb Port. As may be supposed. the utmoat care and ncceasing atten tion during ten years of cost'y expert mnjiB were necessary to bting the Otorto srapH to a beariug point, in w tich time thousands of vines sickened and died during our winters and sprites. A few, howeyer, survived. and they after eight and ten years lurking, at last became early, and formed the stock from which vigorous Uvirs were made for propagating. The vines thus obtained have now be come acclimated and thrive well; hav ing passed all the vicissitudes of our climate they become healthy, vigorous, and prolific btarers. lue grapes are allowed to hanguntil. October, when tbiy Income Mead ripe and somewhat dried and ahrunksn, by which they yield a richer juice, though less it quantity. They are then gath ercd and put in the wine press, whence tue juice ltoouveyeu 14 pipe wj , where it is allowed to remain until fermentation sets in. (If it is intended to manufacture rrd wine, the skins and rul Dare allowed to remain in the 'must but these are rmoe? if white wine is desired.) lhe mice is scon 'racked off into barrels? and stowed way in another building, the date being marked ou each barrel. After successive backings.' to give proper 'fineness the barrels are removed to an inside cellar, where the temperature is always the same. Here they remain until tho wine? are from three to five years old, which is the neeassary age The average production of the vine yards controlled by Mr tipeer is j crest many thousand gallons a year. Stimulated by his example, some farmers have givsn their attention to grape growing, ia many instances turning to profitable account laud otherwise unproductive, and Mr Speer purchases of them grapes amounting to a great ntny tons each year. Mr. tipser has devoted over twenty years to the study ox vinous xermenta tion. lie first oommenoed in a small way by making fruit wines from cur rants and berries, and soon became interested, by advancing large capital. in the plantiLg of -vineyards on the liudson iviver ana in uauiornia, ana efurwards at Passaic, New Jersey, where he has expended thousands of dollars in experimenting on the cul tivation of foreign wine grspesa nd in the employment of the most skilled wine growers cf Europe. Mr. Speer was the in this country who extensive iy advertised American wine. Bo rapidly has the demand for his Socialite wine (a superior claret) and his Port Grape wine of New Jersey production increased, that it was found necessary to enlarge the cellarage and storage accommodations, and a fine three story building, one hundred feet front, has been erected, having under neath several deep eellara one with in another where any degree) of . temperature can be) steadily maintain - fa. A number of other buildings ad jaoent are also occupied in connec tion with the bnainew. The Port Urspe wise is handled with the grea.t est care during four years of slow fermentation and ripening, and is con sidered by Europeans as superior to Spanish Port. ' , l The grapee when brought from the vineyards are carefully selected and re moved from the stems, and passed through rollers that break the skins. From thin mill they are thrown into large Tate, and allowed to ferment a few days before pressing. Thus the high eclora and aitiiugeuoy are ob tained, together with the r.ch heavy body for which this win is noted. After being pressed the mut" is run into cask", and placed j where it can finish ita fermentation and remains un disturbed until early the next spring, when it is drawn off into other casks and removed to buildings of a different temperature. Hero it remains six months, when it is again racked off. and removed to still another temper ature. This treatment ia kept up for four years, until all the nitrogenous matter or yeast principle, is precipita ted, and separated from the wine. Thus it becomes perfect and will keep in any climate. The wine isa pleasant, rich, has a fiue.fUror, and as a family wine its ne is jnr ticularly beneficial Bo successful has the experiment prov ed that it is t-afe to predict that iu a few years the bank! of the Paaaaic and the eastern biope oi tue 15! ue Ridge will bo cove led for miles with vines. ' ' Socialite and P rt Grape , are men tioned above as Now Jersey wines, but Mr. Bpeer's production are not con lined to then;, f jr be has the ooutrol- ing interest in large viaeyardi .in Cali fornia, which were planted by the ear ly Spaniards, aud are now under ibe supervision of French and German wine growers. Tiiese product. are known aathe P. J. 'JuliforuiuV Sherry and 4,P. J. BraudyJ" which already rank.Ligh in this market Exchange. USE THIS BRAND.1 z s UJ X X H 5 rr BEST IN THE WORLD 4 vd BETTER THIN' ANY SALEBA- 103. One teas oo nful of this Sods used t with oar milk eqvals Fur teaspoonfuls tjf the bett Baking Povder, saving Twenty Tim-s iU cst. See package fr valaasle in formation. If the tewpoonfui 'is too large and does not produce good results at first use i e ss afterward. 1 . jan 25 6mw GAMES. A8E BALLS, all sises, and styles and i weights. The largadt aaortment ever brought to tbUi city.' Alio, Rati and Guide. Croquet, M I COMPLETE A war tm?fct, Half and Fall 8eU at low prices. . Orders from the country so'.icitc-d. and will mett with pronai attention at PHILIP HETJraBKJiOER'S, uljT Sos. -iJ and l Market et : t- - BOUGHT I.O.V.WD OPFEKED ejX CLOSE MAKGIN'S. 500 BWs. 1 OUH, all trades, 1200 Bash Water Ground MJKAI-, 4 000 Bush COIIX, Wtliie and Mixl, 100 Bile HAY, 100 Boxes 1). a.: and Sruoked SIDES, 1 ,000 Lbs. X. C. HAMS and, SIDES, i 2.500 Sacks SALT '; 90 Bags COFFEE, 50 Bbls SUGAK, all grade?, 50 Bbls and Hhds MOLASoES;. 15 Bbls Fancy SYRUPS i f tobacco, SauiT, Cigars, Potash, Lye, Soap, if. J i jnne '2o 1IA1 L oc PEARS ALL. GO TO P. L. BRIDGERS & GO. FOR The Flower of Key AVct Cigrar ' 1 I i Tha Best 10c Cigar la the World. Other Merchant qait keeping them on ac ' I count of the small profit to be made on.them jane 30 P. L. BRIDQERS A CO. Theodore Joseph,1 Corner of Harttt & Salisbury Sts- Oas Cornsr.West Raleigh' NaUoaal Bank. RALEIG fl.N. C. Board by the dar or on the European plan atirfauon gurraateed ia every paxticular My bar U tupplied with Finehe'a Oolaen Weddisr, 1870, Oioaoa's 1871 Rye, Plainer A aad O, and maar more , of the Fines brands of Rye aad Kentucky Bourbon, ost.tvU I To the Summer Kesorts 'of Western Norlh Carolina BY THE NEW A FID ATTRACTIVE SPARTAN BURG'ROUTE. wi.l t- a3 Wilmington, Col. & Augusta R. R. Pa.S5EGIR DEPA.ETMEXT, June 10, 1679 QOMMEHCING JUNE 16th, 1879, the fol low lng perfect aad oontinuom Schedule will be operated over he SPARTANBURG ROUTE, by which Round Trip Tiokets, to all promi nent Western Worth Carolina txrursi-n points, will be on sale, good until November 1st, 1879. Leave Wilmington (by peeping Car to Col umbia) 10.13 P M Leave Columbia 10 30 A M Arrive at Spartai.ba'g 3.10 P M Arriye at Hendersonville 6.10 P M Arrive at Aiheyille...... - 10.20 P M 24 Hours ! Wilmington'.to Asheville ! To connect with this very attractive sched ule, Passengers can leave: , Weldon 3.33 P M ' it Wilson 5.40 P M Tarboro 10 00 A M . Newbera . 5.41 A M GoM..boro - 6.35 P M Magtolia 8.00 P M For Ticket, Time Cards, engagement oi Sleeping Car aceoraiuoditi'iriB. Ac., Ac., in quire of Agents at the stations named, or of the undersigned. A. POPE, jane 10 Oen. Passenger Agent. A GOOD FLAN ANYBODT can learn to make money rap idly operating in Stocks, by the "Two Unerring Rules for 8uccess,in Messrs Law rence A Co. 'a new ci calar. '1 he combination method, which this firm has made so success ful, enables people with large or small means to le p all the benefits of Unrest capital an best skill. Thousands o' orders, in various sums, are pooled into one vast amount and co-operated a a mighty whole, thus securing to each shareholder all te advantages of the largest operator. Immense profits are divi ded: monthly. Any amount, f r m $5 to $5, 000. or more, can be used successfully. N. Y. Baptist Weekly, Bepfc-mber 26th, 1878, ays, "By the combination system $15 would make $75, or & per cent.; $60 pays $350, or T per cent ; $100 makes $1,0 JO or 10 per cent, on the stoek, during the mn h, according to the markat." Frsnk Leslie's Illustrated Newspapers, June 19th: "The combination method of operating stocks is the most suc cessful ever adt pted " New York Indepen dent, Sept- 12th! "The combination system is founded on correct business principles, and no person need be without an income while it is kept working by Messrs. Lawrence A Co, Brooklyn Journal, April 29th: "Our editor mde a net profit of $101.25 from $2 in one of Messrs. Lawrence A Co.'s combinations" Via firnlir f mailed free) exDlains eve v- thini Rtwka and bonds wanted. Govern ment bonds supplied. Lawrence A Co., Hankers, oi Jutczange rice, a. . mil 29 NEW PIANOS $125 Each, and all styles, including Grand Square and Upright, all strictly rrasT-oxus, sold at the lowest hit cash wholbbale racToar prices, direct to the fuschassb. These Pianos made one of the finest displays at the Cen tennial Exhibition, and were unanimously re commended for the Hiohbst Honors over 12,000 in use. Regularly incorporated Man ufacturing Co. Factory established over 36 years The Square Grands contain Mathu shek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, the greatest improvement in the history ef Piano making. The Uprights are the finest in America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't fail to write for Illustrated and Descriptive catalogue of 48 pages mailed free. MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO.. a pi 7-6m 31 East 15th street. N Y The Millionaire, PH. O'BRIAN, of San Francisco, Cal., says : "Herald Compound is the best Cement for broken wares I ever saw. 1 have articles mended with it that stand as good as before they were broken." 8old by all drug gists and country merchants, or f your drug gist basn't got it. nor wont send for it, send 25 cents for a bottle to JNO. T. PATRICK, 8ole Man'fr, apU9-5t Wadesboro.N. C, THIRD LOT OF Q'RGUIN SITES IN TtDAY, REM EM ber tbatEYERY BODY, whether they have an air for music or not can, play the most difficult pieces. Price $10 and $15, at YATES' BOOK STORE and PHOTO ROOMS. , Everything in the BOOK and STATION ERT LINE. BLANK BOOKS made to or der at short notice. jnlj T. Thos. H. McXoy, Boot H- McXoy ATTOEHHYfl-AT-LAW VTLMINQTON, N. a Office North side Market street, betwae Second aad Third streets. :an 27-tt Co to lOIlN CARROLL'S BAR, J SOUTH SIDE MARKET, Between Front and Water Streets, if you want a first-class drink put up ia the finest style of the art. Fancy drinks are a specialty at this Bar. Only the best Wines, Whiskies, Brandies and Cigars are ofiered at this estab lishment, jalj LliflcellaneoTiA. YELLOW FEVER -BLACK VOMIT. It Is too soon tn forget the ravages of this terrible dbeue, which w.ll no doubt return io a more ma i go ant and virulent furm in the fall months of 1879. Mebbklls Hipatiub. a Remedy discovered in Southern Nubia and used with such won derful results in South America w here thr most aggravatea cases of feyer are found, causes from one to two ounces of bile to ti nkered or strained from the blood each time it pas-ass through the Liver, as long a an ex cess of bile exists. By its wonderful action on the Liver and Stomach the HEPATINr not only prevents to a certainty any kind of Fever and Black Vomit, but also cures Head ache, Constipation of the Bowels, Dyspepsia and all Malarial diseases. No one need fear Yellow Fever mho will expel the Malarial Poison and I txxt& of uilt trom the blood by u ing Mbbrbi l's Hkpatisi, which is sold by all Druggijts in 25 cent ari 1 1. CO bottles, or will be sett by ex:res bv th Proprietors. A. F. MURxfcLL A CO , Philadelphia, Pa. Dr Pembertou's htillingia or Queen't Delifcht. j ' C The reports of wonderful cures o' Rheumatisna, Scrofula. Salt hheum, S.Thi lis, e.'ancer, Ulcers and Sres, that comt fronj all art ot the country are not otIt remark able but so uiiraculuus as to be 1oubtd wer it not ior the abundance of proof. ! Remarkable Cure of Scrofula, &o. CASE OK UUl,. J. C. BRANSON. iviNQeT. s, Ga4 Sept. 15, 1"71 Gents: For ixteen yfars I have been a great eunerer f: oin Hcrofula in it iiiObt cu irefsing forms. I have ben colS ed to my room and bed for fifteen years with ncrvt'u lou ulcerations. lbe most spprovtd reme dies for Euch caes had b'en used, and the most eminent physicians consulted, withoot any decided benent. j I bus prostrated, dis tress d, desponding-, I was adv-sed by Dr. ' yer, of Floyd county, Ga., to commence the use of your Compound Extract Stillingia. Language is aa insuflicient to describe the re lief I obtained from the ise ofthe P-tillingia as it is to onrey an adequate idea of the in tensity of my suffering before uging jour medicine ; sufficient to say, I abandoned all other remedies and continued tho use of y- ur Extract of Ptillingia, unt 1 I can say truly, "1 am cured of ail pain," rf al! disease, with BOtv ing to obstruct ttie active pursuit of my profess-on. More than eight months have elapsed since this remarkable cure, without any return f the disease For h truth of the above statement, I re fer to any gentleman in Bartow coacty, Ga , and to the members of the bar of Cherokee Circuit, who are acqna nt d with in p. 1 shall eyer remain, with the deepest gratitud; , Yonr obedient set vant, I J. ;. BRANSON, Aliy af.Law. A MIRACLF. Wkst Poist, Ga., 8ei!t. 16, 1870. Gents: My daughter was taken on the 25th day ot June, 1863, witb what was supposed to be Acute Rheumatism, and was treated for the same with no success. In Larch, follow ing, pieces of bone began to work out of the right arm, and continued to apt esr till all the bonft frin tb elbow to the shoulder joint oame out. Many pieces of b ne came out ot the right foot ani leg. The case was then Eronounced one of White Swelling. After aving been confined abour six years to her bed, and the case considered hopeless, I was induced to try Dr. Pemberton's Compound Extract of StiWingia, and was so well satis fied with its effects that I have continued the use of it until the present. - My daughter was confined to her bed about sixyeais before she sat up or even turned oyer without he'p. 8he now siti up all day, and sews most of her ti e has walked across the room. Her general health is now good, and I believe she will, as her limbs gain strength, waik well. I attribate her recove ry, with the blesticg of God, to the use of your invaluable medicine. With gratitude, I am, yours truly, W. B. BL ANTON. Wbst Point, Ga., Sept 16, 1870. Gents: The abrve certificate of Mr.W. B. Blanton we know and certify to as being true. The thing is so; hundreds of the mst respected citizens will certify to it. As much reference can be given as may be required Yours truly, CRAWFORD A WALKER; Druggists. HON. H. D WILLI AM 3. DR. Pemberton's Stilhngia is pre- nared bv A. F. Merrell A Co., Phila., Pa. , Held by all Druggists in $1 00 bottles, or sent by express. Agents wanted to canyass everywhere. 8end for Bork "Curious Story" free to alL Medicines sent to poor people payable in instalments. may 28 CEO. P. ROWELL & CO. Newspaper Myertm Agency. For Ten Cents : One hundred pag3 Pam phlet with Lists of.5ewspa'perstd Adver tising Rates. i ZLTot Ten Dollars : Fur lines inserted one week in Three Hundred";and fifty Newspa pers. IO Spruce St. N. Y. assy 28- 1 L'.' Briclgers & Co., ILL HAVE TO BEG THE Indulgence of the public for a few days, as thej demand for the GOLDEN BULK FLOUR has bee. greater Uian thsy could supply i June SO Miscellaneous. THE WILCOX & WHITE ORGAN CO. Mericlen, Conn. U. S A. "Children's Blow Pedals," I Adjusted or removed Instantly. Invented and. Exclusively, used by this Company. The most popular. Organs of the day ! UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY. '44, The Wilcox & White Orgran Instruotor" is the BEST and CHEAPEST in the market ! Send For Illustrated Vaialogu$. VICTORIOUS! HIGHEST & BEST AWAflD I And Grand Medal of Honor. Economy, Durability and , Rapidity combined with perfect work, Are Distincuisbing Features of the celebrated 1 Giant Farm aM Warehouse Fans, WADE BY I ; A. JV DICKEY, Racine, Wrs. ' . . A i , Now having many" late improvements, they are fu'ity equal to every demand ; cleaning all kinds of Grain, Peas, Beans, Castor Beajis, Corn and Small Seed. They erade Wheat perfectly by once handling. Sep arate Oats from Wheat, Ba'rley and Kye. They have very perfect arrangements for cleaning Timothy, Clover, Flax Seed, Orchard Grass, and all other Small Seeds. They Chaff perfectly, and combine every qualification required to do the best work in the shortest time. Warehouse, as well fas" Farm Mills, are largely con ttructed, both kinds Irequiring nine sizes to accom modate the demind, and giving a capacity of from 50 to 500 bushels per hour, according to size of mill. They are j shipped, boxed for ocean transportation, and f'set up" or "knocked down " for forwarding inland, as requested: and in all cases put free on board Cars or.Steamer.j Ordersfilledsajne day as received. . - ' , 'Mills shipped "knocked down" go for half the. freight Charged as when forwarded "set up. t Oleo graphs and Circulars supplied on application. F'ricet will be quoted to andon liberal terms. ( Corres pondence solicited. ' A Sure Cure for Piles. a RT7RE nrjRE for the blind, bleedine, jf. itching and ulcerated piled has been dis- coverea Dy ur. wiiiiam in iu-jiu mcu; called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A single box has cared the worst old chronid cases of twenty-five and thirty years'standraifj No one need sutler five minutes after apply isg this w6nderful, soothing medicine. Lo tions, instrumebta land electuaries) do more barm than good, 1 William's Ouitment ab sorbs the tumors, allays the intenie itching (particula.ly at night after getting warm in bed), acts as a poultice, gives instant and painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of the private part and nothing else 1 . I consulted physicians in Philadel phia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and this city, and spent hundreds of dollars, and found no relief until I obtained a box of Dr. William's Indian Ointment some four months ago, and it has cured me completely." ! Joseph, M.-Kvoer, Cleveland, O. 'Has done me ijnore good than all the medi cine I ever tried, aid 1 bave rpeDt more than $100 with doctors besides medicines 1 am cure cost me more t nan $40. I) atid iSpARtiNO. Ingraham, IH. "Have suffered twenty jyears with itchirg and ulceratel piles, h wirlg u-ed eve-y reme dy that came to my notice without benent until I used Indian Ointment aid received immediate relief. . I James Carkol, (an old mi er) I j Tecoma, ev. , g. No Pile Remedy ever gained each rapidfavor and extensive sale. Hold by alj whnlwiale and retail druggirts. For sale by Ji C. Munds and T. S. Burbanku :mch 20 eow-dAw Visitors to Smithville itt iLli FIND TOE 1 BEST LIQCOR8, V V Wires, Beer arid Cigirs at tuy pltee. The celebrated Delmnico and Blue Grass WLukeys, Dry Wines,1 Champagne and Mil waukee Beer always on band Sardines and Pickets fur convenience of excursionists, at J. D. D AVIS', inn 30. I I Just back of Oarrision. V 'II mmma "T-' '" ' r" Hail Road Lines, ftc. CtSsSMBMBBstS1 WfLMlUGTON & VELDOK RAILROAD COMPAHT2 VjT'.n- T Grs'i SrrxaiRTBffnvKT I ilitifcitin, X. C, Juue 13, l?79. J t ff NGKOF SCUEDULP. Oa and after Hunday, Jure lith, lTP, Passenger trains on the Wilmington A vVe don Railroad will run as follows: , i DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, da xf. Ueave Wilmington, Frnt JL Depo I Depo i 7 111L . 1 IU 1 M Irrire t Wfld.,o t are W?ldn ArriTP at sViiuiir.ctn, Dpot at s sj r 9 51 r FrLt Ht. 'ilOUr MAIL AM.) EXPRESS 1 '-eiTt-' VV ilnir. tun,. rr'nt St Vvv t at.. Arrive at Weldon at.. Leave Weldnn, 2 13 A irrive st Wilttfton, Fror.tSL Depot at .'. e ;45 Train on Tarboro Itranch Road !ioekv Mount for 1 a-b ro a 6.t0 i M -d and'l ue8dy.Tl.uridy and Saturt y mt 4 :Ov A M. Roturfipg, leTi Tsrboro "at MjQK A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday adlo Friday at H:i0 P U. ( I, Tbr J)ar Train u.ake clo eorr oc'.ir. Jt Weldon for all points , Nurtr vir ily L pf daily, (escept hjndaj) and dad., r .L-, -non d and all rail route . ' - 1 1 Niffht trait mikec cloi counertioTk ik VVela(n for. all points norta via Hichujuci. , Vet pi iq ('ars atta. . 1 to all Meht' Trail.. JOHN F. DIVINE, Oporal Snr ' June 13 . 1 i ' I 1 c t?;.-j"s 1 1 taOjsr. 1 "'i-J sr. Gen'ISup'ts Office. VILMIMJTOV, COLUMBIA AND - 1 - QtitiTL RAILROAD CO AD Wilmington, N. C, June 13, U CHANGE' OF' SCnEDlLK;1 l On and after Pumdav, June 15, th f.-l- t lowing schednh will bt' run on thlsrosd: ,1, , i . 1 , DAY EXPPHS AND MAIL TUA I , d.itly1. Leave Wilnr.i..gton... 05 A. M I iri?e Florence... 1 25 I'l M ficav Fh-renre J 3 bii P M irrive at Wilmington.. 8 iO I 4 1 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (DailrU'l Leave Wilmington., Leave Florence.... .. 10 13 PJM ...,2 5) AlM Arrive at Colombia........ 9 CO AM 6 CO AM nil a u Leave Columbia Leave Florence Arrive at Wilmington. 6 60 A M This Train stops only at Flen.!thgtor Whitevillu,-Fair iiluli, and MarinJ 1 j ' 1 . H I Pasnongers Jfor Angnata (via CoilumbU , ihouUl take Nii lit Express Train from vV'iU miugton. lT-Thr ngh SleepingCari onnlghttralt for Charleston and Augusta. 1 i ' JOHN1 F. DIVINE, General Sapt. jute 13 : 'j CAROM N A ( JK Tl : A L Ii A I L V A Y VA Officii GkNEBAL ScrSRINTSWnRNT, k 1 1 Wilmington, N. O., May 18 1879 j ' I CJTANGK OF JSCHEIl(.K, ; O.V AND AFTER Till 8 date, tLe folhjW.j ing Schedule' will be operated on tt'd Railway : 1 'I ' ' P;i?engt;r, Mail and Fxpress -ITrain. ) I.ave WiWnington at.... '7:00 P 11 No. 1. V Arrive at Hamlet at 'I'M A M 1 " at Chalotte ati... :20 A M Leave Charlotte at L.8.25 P h No. 2. Arrive at Man.letat..J.... 1 t A U ) " at Wilmington at 9: 0 A Wj Clos , c-rnrt'n made at Mamlctl w 1th j trains of Kak-igh A Auucta Air Line Rail way. -( I . Shelby Division Mail, Freight A Pas. enCF I No. 9 Leave Charlotte... ?:4-J A tl Arrive at Hhelby 12:3) P f Kn,n Leave tfhelby 1:15 P M ro.io. Arrive at charlotte 6:05 P Mi v. u. oiinho.v, mav W General HuDerintendftit. 1 Sale oil Land in IVniicr County,1 I TUE GF A AIOIlTGACiE exr- . vl"! cuted to Sol Bear & Brothers tyj J. R. Moore and LI, J. A. Moore, h I wife, on the 3d day or November lH"7, which mortgage is duly recorded in ISouk' I), of the records of Doo.dt ot Pendor jCounty, pages, 41, 42 and -l.'J, to secure lh payment ofa certain sum of money therein set forth, we will on Wednesday, the 2.'3d dayiof July, on the premises in iliorky. Point Township in the County of, 1'ender, offr for sale at public auction, for1 Cath, the fol lowing, tract of land adjoining the, lands rf i. S. bitchwell aid others, and bounded as lollows : beginning ou the Cre;k at thj? ( upper wrner ot :lie tract of land known si lot number 1 of the A. L. Mooie, deceased', lands and ruus thence N(rth 5 West 25(5 poles, thence North 20 West VO polo, up Clear j Water branch to the hill, thenco North 4 East 52 poles to'IJuniing'a Cor- ner, thence South 08 East feO .poles to a. Pine, thence South 53 East 252 poles to th run of Turkey Creek, thence dowii Turf key Creek to the beciiiiiihg, containing 24 1 acres more or loss. j 1 1 1 1 SOL. BEAU & BIlOTlIEltS. j-ine 23wlaw4 vvrnon CHAS. KLEIN, 1 LTEierlatcr and Cabinet Mate. Eo. 2k South Front Street! 1 1 WILMINGTON, jr. 0. I. A fin aacrrtment of Coffins and Cas keu conitantly on hand. Furniture Repaired; :And and Varnished. Urders Dv WW graph r mail promptly filled. ' Jan 13j A Ypiiiig' Man Wanted. A. TODNQ MAN' with a little money can 1 I secure permanent and desirable employ ment, or profitable business in the city, 6j addressing immediate!, through yotVifRcn jane 14 j f J. E. W DaJrJ !l I, 1 fttX!TX9 Mpt.nii
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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July 17, 1879, edition 1
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