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IIA.LKIOH, 3V. C.
SUNDAY...... .FEBRUARY 16. X880
8?:
GOLIMERGIAL HEWS,
bi? tkleokaph;
tit
Reported br tie Associated Press.
HABKET BJKPOBT NOON.
.-NiwYobk, February 14. Money strong
i at 5. Exchange long 483; abwrt 485.
State bonds, dulL Governments strong.
- Cotton quiet ; sales 1,660 bales; mia
' ?-dling uplands 13g; middling Orleans 13.
3 Futures steady; February delivery 13.10;
liarca 13.25; April 13.50; May 13.71;
! June 13.90; July 14.00.
f, Flour quiet. Wheat moderately active,
CoradtilL Pork steady at $11.75. Lard
t. firm at $7.57j. tipirits turpentine 41.
Kosin $1.45. Fretehta steady.
" Baltdcoek, February 14. Flour lower
ana rainy active; Howard street and west
ern super $4.75(5.35; extra $5.506.25;
family $8.50(7.25; city mills super $4.75
-5:S5? extra 5.506.25;family $7.(K)
v.a; kio Dranos i.aoY,a; raiapaco
' family v $8.00. ' tiouthera- wheat f nrm;
,westera:Hrm and higher; southern red)
fl.Pl.45;. amber $1.41.53; . Ito. 1
Maryland $ 1.48; No. ' 8V western winter;
i red, spot and February $1.47; March
' $1.47f1.47f ; April -and May 1.47i
, . 1.43 ... , dautiiern corn - quiet; western
'.higher ; southern . white. 68(&60; yelloW
nominally 58. 1 ' 1 I; ":
i 'lovaapooL, February 14 Nooh. Ootf
. .ton in moderate inquiry : and freely supi
plied ; uplands 7J; Orleans 7f; r receipts
12,500; American 6,650; salea8,000; 'spec!
ulation and export 1,000;' additional sales
pf Egyptian yesterday after' the -. regular
closing '4,000; uplands, low miauling
clause, -February delivery77-16; Feb
.iITuai7aad:March.7J3 33; March aud April
7 13 82; April. and. May 7 15-327 7-1$
May and June 7f7 15 32; June and July
7 17-327; July and August 7 9-16(&
" 7 1773 August and September , 7f; bep
tember and October 7g; October and ' N o
vember 7 7-32; December - and January
7 7-32. "Futures dull. Lard 88s. 6d. Long
clear middles 343. bd.
' MARKET KEFOKT-JlIID NIGHT.
. , Hew Yobk, February 1L Money 45,
Exchange firm. Governments five per
cents" (1881) $103; four-and-a-half per
cwvi;08a:$lQ8U:four per cents (1907;
$106, Bute bondadull. )
Cotton net receipts 704 bales; gross
2,110. Futures closed' steady; sales 92j
000 bales; February 13. 1913. 20; March
13.2413.25; April 13.48; May 13.68
189; ' June 13.8813.89; July I3.9y;
August 14.07I4.08; September 13.55
13.58; October 12. 7212. 74. j
Cotton quiet; sales 1,660 bales; udands
13$; Orleans 18i; consolidated net re
ceipts 20,969; exports to Great Britain
4,615; to the continent 759. I
Southern flour quiet and steady;, com
mon to fair extra $5.856.40; good (to
choice do. $6.503.00. Wheat irregular
, and unaettled, closing l2c. higher and
fairly active; ungraded red $1.401.45.
Corn a shade easier and fairly active with
active export demand; ungraded 57-59.
Oats a shade stronger and rather quibt;
No. 8 4b47. . Hops quiet and nominal
yearlings 718. Coffee quiet and
steady Kio cargoes quoted at 13J15;
job lots 1417. Sugar quite firm; mo
lasses sugar 7; Java 1 "lair to good ire
fining 7f7j; prime 7f; refined flCm;
standard "A" 99. Molasses in mbd-
' - erate demand ana steady. Rice in fair
request and unchanged. Rosin dull at
$l.451.50. Turpentine quiet at 41.
Wool active and very strong;- domestic
fleece 4358; pulled 3053; unwashed
1840; Texas 2140. l'ork without de
cided change and dull. Lard higher and
fairly active at $7.607.70. the latter
choice. Whisky dull $1.10. Freights
quiet and steady.
Wilmington, February 14. Spirits tur
pentine firm at 39. Kosin firm at ,$1 17
for strained; $1.20 for good strained
Tar steady at $1.10. Qrude turpentine
quiet hard $1.55; yellow dip $2 155.
Corn unchanged.
Chioaqo, February 14. Flour dull and
. nominal. Wheat active, firm and higher;
No. 2 Chicago spring $1.23; No. 3 ido.
spring $1.081.1Q. Corn active, firm
and higher at 86: Oats steady and in
fair demand at 31 y. Pork strong! at
$11.5511.60. Lard strong at $7.15.
Bulk meats stronger; shoulders $4.05;
short rib $6 45; clear $0.50. Whisky
; steady4at$i.07.. . ;
Lotnsvnxx, February 14. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat steady at $1.25
1.23. Corn dull at 44. Oats quiet at 40.
Pork quiet at $12.50. Lard steady at 8
8f . Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 44;
rib 6J6f; sides 6J6J. Bacon quiet;
shoulders 5; rib 7&7; sides 77 J.!
Sugar-cured hams 1010k Whisky steady
at $1.06. .
Cincinnati, February 14. Flour quiet;
family $5.756 00; fancy $6.256;75.
Wheat scarce and firm at $1.281!29
Corn heavy at 39. Oats dull at 38. Pork;
firmer at $12.00. Lard in good demand
at-$7.157.20. Bulk meats Steady;
shoulders 4; ribs 6; sides 6. Bacon in
fair demand ; shoulder 5; ribs 7; sides 7,
Whisky steady and firm at $1.06. Sugar
easy and unchanged. Hogs steady; com
mon $3.254 10; light $4 104 45; pack!
ing $4;254.45; butchers $4.454 50. '
Baltimobs, February 14. Oats firmer
and a shade better; 80uthern4748; west
ern white 4748; Pennsylvania 4748.
" Provisions quiet and unchanged. Coffee
' quiet and firm ; Rloi cargoes 1315f
Sugar quiet j "A" soft 9 J. Whisky j un
' changed. - Freights unchanged. ' ' '
St. Louis, February 14 Flour active;
large sales' of fancy at $6.10; family $5. 75.
Wheat dull; No. 2 red fall $1.26; No.
3 red fall $1.21. Corn dull at 3333.
Oats dull at 32. Whisky steady at $1 07,'
l. Pork firmer; jobbing$11.90. Lard firm;
$7.10 asked. Bulk meats stronger; but slor
for car lots; shoulders $3 853 95; ribs!
; $6 406.45; sides $6 556 60. Bacon
prime shoulders $4.754 80; ribs $7.20;
sides $7.40.
Fsbbuabt 14 Cotton Middling, low
middling,- good ordinary Galveston,'
: firm at 12, 12J and 12 cents net re4
ceipts869 bales; Norfolk, quiet at 13
cents net receipts 2,571 -bales; Baltimore,
firm at 13, 12 and 12f cents net
receipts 23 hales: Boston; q-iiet and 1 firm
at 13, 13 and 12$ cents net receipts 647
bales; Wilmington, quiet at 12, 12 and
11 1316 cents net receipts 164 bales;
Philadelphia, firm at 13 j, 13 and 12J
cents net receipts 40 bales; , Savannah,
quiet at 12J. 12 and 12 cents net re
ceipts 1,998 bales ; New Orleans, quiet at
13, 12 and 12 cents net receipts 10,653
bales; Mobile, quiet at 12 J, 12 Jnd
12 cents net receipts 1,620 bales; Aaa
phis, steady at 12 cents net receipts
2.288 bales ; Augusta, easier at ' 12. 12
and 11 J cents net receipts 854 bales :
Charleston, quiet at 13, 121 and 12i
cents net receipts 1,688 bales
(From the Wilmington Star, February; 14.) ',
-' 8PIRIT8 TURPKNTINK The market opened
firm at 88 vents par gallon for regular, pack,
ages, with sales reported of 100 casks at 3
cents and 600 ea.ks at 40 cents, ctosing quiet at
the latter nrtoe. . t
KOSO" he market was steady at $1.1 Jtf for
strained aud $'.80 for good atramed, with Bales
reported of- 1,1C0 ttarrels strained and 600 ditto
good strained at quotations. t .
. TAK Tne market was Bteady at fl.io per ber-
i
rel of S0 peands, with sales of receipts at that
price. -- . . ...
CRUDB TTTRPBNTIHB Tne market waa
quiet at $1.65 for hard and $$.66 for yellow dip,
with sales as offered. " t 4
COTTON The market was quiet, with sales
reported of 185 bales on a basis of 1S cents per
pound for middling.
The following were tha official quotations :
Ordinary.. 11 ct. V l
Oood Ordinary . ll 1S-H
Strict Good Ordinary .......
Low Middling..... . , .MS
Good Middling..... .....18
Quotations conform to the clasaincations of
the American Cotton Kxohange.
CORN We quote the market quiet at 68
cents for white and 66 ceuta per bushel .for
mixed.
PKANTJT8 Wt hear of sales tovday of 800
bnsuels at $1.0031.10 for ordinary, 1.90 for
prime, $1.25 for extra prime, $U3 for fancy,
aud $U40 for extra fancy. Market firm. -
UOKXFTa
Ootton . . J S3T D&iea.
Spirit turpentine. M oaak.
Kosin 1 8,813 bbls.
Tars. V x "
Qrnde ttimontm ... .1,876 "
. orriciAL KcroKT
. or THB :'
COTTON M A It K ET,
Karoann t th
. : COTTON EXCHANGE.
Raleigh. February 14, 1880. '
The market closed as follow :
HUaoiUuf -...12jf
Strict Low Middling ..lt5-lS
U Middling ..IS
Strict Gooa Ordinary , '
Middling stains ...18
Low Middling Stains 11 ;
Good.Ordinary Stains
Tone of mar set quiet.
Receipts bales.
tITT MARKET WHOLESALE PUBIS. ' T
Biroaran vailt it
COOKE &. WAIJIWKItrHT.
KAJLXiOH, February 14. 1880.
Flour. North Caroiinii ,-. ft 6 7 60
Ohickena 1& 9
SO
76
70
U
8
oorn
Corn Meal
Bacon, N. O. flog, roond.....M
hams. ......
Balk Meats, dear rib aldea
" " shoulders
North Carolina Fork......
Coffee, prime Rio................
. 10
18
1
1 &
is' a
A' &
8
IS
IS
, common to gooa..........
Syrup, S. H .............. .. ....
jColassea, Cuba....... ..........
Sail, Liverpool fine....
Sugar, white....
- " yellow.. .........
Cheese.
lnaa potatoes,
87
40
8
U g II
76 1 00
66 o 75
66 6J
16 per ft
8
1 001 60
8
1 76
08 00
NX "X
80 I 00
80 3 SO i
18X0
St .
17J
- 1X A.
,...W..$6.00
76
80
86
10
. 8
U T w. a. mmwm .... .............
Oats,sheUed ...
Peaches, peeled ..i..... V
" unpeeiea
Apples, per onsheL.
dried
Ootton Ties, new, per bundle,
spucea,
Bagging,.
Peas, per bushel, white..
. , stock..
SggSi per dosen..
Butter, N. C......
dees wax ...
Kags mixed.....
" cotton
FuhB" Otter......
-.Minx
Fox
' Coon
- Moafcrat.... ............
. Rabbits...
As these are wholesale cash prices for first
class goods, there will oe an advance on small
orders.
(JUAHLOTfU CO-fTOA nAUKCT
From the Obaerrer, February 14 J .
The market yeswrday closed quiet; some
sales of fancy cotton at 18c.
Ojod Middling :
Mldaung 1K318X
Strict LOw Middling
Ljw Middling.... 18 6-16
TiH28
Lower grades.....
Receipts 118 bales.
DUKUAiU TOBACCO KUUKCT.
RBPORTED BY H. A. BUMS,
PKOPBIITOK Or BSAXS' WARBH0U86.
. DtJKHAJt, N. C, Feb. 10, 1880.- 1
; LUOS.
Jark ..$2 O9$3 0O
Rod. , 8 009 00
: BB1SHT LUOS.
Common.......
5 009 T 00
8 OOglO 00
18 00(415 00
16 OO42O 00
8 000 8 00
4 009 6 00
ooe 7 00
medium..... .a.
Uood j,
,......
Funcy.. :
. a SB LJEAP.
Common Dark.
Good.;
Flue
Kxtra Fine.......
BBIOBT WBAPFBBS.
Common ,...
Medium....... .
, 18 OO9I4 00
so 00930 00
40 00&60 00
60 OOftSO 0U
Fine,
Sxtra ,
There Is a special demand for bright smokers
at good prices, and the farmers are generally
satisfied with prices. I trim they will do well
to sell their smokers now. -
HENDERSON i'OilACCMI MARKET.
RKPORTKDfBT CITRRIN, W ATKINS A CO.
- f t Hxmdsrson, N. C, Feb, 6, 1880,
. j , .DARK..
Working Lugs, Common... . . .
" " Utrad......
Leaf Fillers, Common.
" " rOOod....i
Wrappars. Common ........ -
Qood and Fine......
j BBIOHT.
Smokers, Common.......
('. Good. ......
" Fine, Fancy
Fillers, Common.. ........
" "Good
Wrappers, Common..
I 1 759 8 00
, S K) 00
5 009 4 60
6 009 8 60
8 00(10 00
18 OO9I8 00
$ 6 00a 8 00
8 OOalS 00
18 00a85 00
4 00a 7 00
8 00al4 00
lo ooais 00
16 00a6 00
40 Ovfa&O 00
, " Good.
- Fine..
' Fancy
60 O0a76 00
Market active at the above quotations. Re
celpts larger past week than ever befnrs at thla
season of the year, aud prices closed firm.' !
Fayctteville Navsvt ftor and Cotton
i market.
For the week beginning Thursday, Jan. M,
and ending Wednesday, Jan. 8SV prices navt
ruled as follows: ,. - t(..( m i
liOSJN-C and D, $0.80: R, flJO: F.$1J0;Q
$1.60; H, $1.76; I, $8.60; K, UJOO; M, $3.86; Ki
$3.60. : t h. i i i . '
SPIRITS TU RPBNTINB Opened at 38 cents
anl closed at 37X938 cenu. -
CRUUi TUKP kN TINiS Virgin $1 00; yellow
dip $1.76; scrape $1.86.
Crude turpeitiQe $1,109 $1.00; spirits $8 cents :
rosin, strained to pale, OodM.OO. i - t ;
COTTaN Middling HOottan yarns 96ca
$4.00. - . - - .
- "I .1 11 1 ' : .
WINSTON TOBACCO niRKETi
" , i- ' .- " '
I CORRECTED WXSEXtT i
Wmaxoit; N, C, Jannazy si, isso.
Lugs, green.
Lurfa, common...
Lugs, good red...
$8 00 66
s Boa e ao
8604400
400a oo
60a 8$
It 00al 66
1$ eoaK 08
s eoa 7 60
4Oa 60S
ooa see
7 60all 00
Lura. bright common
Lugs, good bright.....
Lugs, bright One .....
Lugs, fancy bright.....
Sun-cured fillers. ..... .
Leaf, common .........
.......
Liear, red .......
Rich, waxy fillers,.
cngttt uun tear
1$ ooaiS.o
Wrappers, good red and oom.mahor. is.ooais oe
Wrappers, coouaoa bright,.t.r.v. tl O0aa000
Wrappers, good and eolory. ...... i as 00a36 08
Wnppers, flue and waxy........ aoooaMjOS
Wrstpera, fancy ...... .......... 6O'0OaSO1O8
Wravpe.-s, mahogany.-... 86 00a 06
Meeting of Stockholders of the
N. C. State Life Ins, Co. -,
rpHE An- ual Meeting of the Stockhoid era of
M. tas norta jarouaa state ure iusmraoce
Company will be helu at the Company's office.
Raleurh, N. C, on WEDNESDAY, the lth Inst!
S 11 o'clock a. m. , W.H. HICKS,
.ebl-d-tf - avritir
North Carolina Presbyter 1 an ;
THIS organ of the North Carolina Presby
terians has ben Improred by the addl.
Hon of departments of Church-and General
Religious Intelligence. Its Family and Mis
cellaneous readtnn is both attractive and in
structive An epitome of Secular News, is
furnished every week- The ablest writers
write for it, among whom are the following;
Rev Drs. Drury Lacy, J. Henry Smith, J. B.
AdgT, and A. Wt Miner ; Rer. Measr . Jos. M.
Atkinson, ' B. H. Hireling, D." E. -Jordan, J,
Rumple, E. F. - Rockwell, P.- H. ' Dal ton. i. c
vsd, H. G. HU1, W. 8. Lacy, W. W. Pharr, F.
H. Johnston, P. T. Penick,R. Z. Johnston, 8,
H. Chester. J. W. Primrose. SM- Smith, J. M.
Wharey: Prof. J. R. B ate ; Mrs. Cornelia
PvUl'ps Spencer, Mrs. H. M. Irwin, and many
others. : -
Price $3.65 a year Send for Premium List.
Address, JOHN McLAURIN,
Editor and Proprietor,
- Wnmington, N. C. j
Jan l-4t - - '
Rubber" Bands
F great variety at ' " 1 "
. BRANSON'S BOOK&TOREj '
NEW ADVEimBEMENT8. ' "
,.i . i. ,1 ,- !- it 1 1' ' 'it ' "
J.BBOOKFTKXD.
A. W. IUDOL?
CHINA PALACE
-OF
JOHN BROOKFIELD &CO;.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
WE take pleasure to Inform our friends and
the public generally that we always have
in stock a complete assortment of - !
CHINA AND CROCKERY, 'j
. GLASS-WARE AND LAMP GOODS, , . 4 ;
CUTLERY AND SILVER PLATED WAKE,
f : - i . . 1 :
WOOD, WILLOW AND TINWARE, .
AND HOUSE FURNISH INQ GOODS J
- - GENERALLY - - i
all of which we offer at the lowest New Xork
prices. . I
We are enabled to glTe t
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS;
SPECIAL. INDUCSMST
WHOLESALE
BUYERS
la TINWARE, CROCKERY, G
A DLAMP-GOODa.
GLASSWARE
We ask the TBADE to give us a trial, as wa
sell goo-s as low as Northern Houses. ORIG
INAL CRATES always on hand. ' i
Orders by mall promptly executed , and any
information desired will be cheerfully given. .
Very respectfully. - ' i
J. BROOKFIELD A CO.
Jan 86 d-tf ' 3
BASS & CO.'S
GREEK FRONT
Dining Rooms.!
Opposite Depot.)
.WEISDlJ.f.
Dinner so centa. , Meals at all hours.
dec 14 d-tf
J. D. WHITAEEB,
DliUX III
Lumber, Coal and Wootd
WEST HARGETT STREET, RALEIGH.
Ordersleft at Telegraph Office will be forwarded
by Telephone.
OCt 8-d-lTT
Tlie Best In tne World.
T3REM1UM Plymouth Rock HEN EGGS, from
x . wood and Farm, near Rale ga. Thirteen
jggs ior s. eena oraers earn to
WILLIAMSON A UPCHURCH.
febTdAw-lmo - - - - .
For Sale.
WOvery eligible TOWN LOTS in a pleas.
u. anc poruon ex tne cuy. Terms easy.
GEORGE V. STRONG.
Janl8
B-Stlnt Wsj.
"I hare analyzel the Whiskey known under
the brand or B-Pelect controlled - by Messrs.
Walter D. Blair A Cow. Richmond. .Va and find
it free from fusil oil and other imsnrltiea, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family
purposes. . B. McCAW, M. J , late Professor
oz unenusTy, mmicsi uouege oz Virginia.
"January is, 1878." .
For sale by ;
,F. B. niLi,
Sole Agent for Ualelgo, N. C.
Jan86d-1y ' - --.
Dissolution.
rpHE copartnersnip heretofore existing be-
A. tween u weu riumaaore. isims.aay
dissolTed by mutual consent. All claims for
or avainst tne firm will be settled by N. Plum
adore.- . '
. JOHN CNEIL,
I N. PLUMADORE.
February 11, 1880.
N. Plnmadore will carry on the business at
the old stand on Martin street, opposite post
office, and will keep on hand select brands of
nue mgara, emeiiDi ana unewuiivoKw.
Factory No. 1, Jroartn District, Raleigh, N. CL
ieo is d-iwx ... , -; . ,
Sale or Valuable City Property.
.... t - : i' ril " I
TTTE'shaU aeU at the Court House. In Ra-
t leigh, on MUriUAX, the 1st day 01 Marcs
prox , at public bidding, for cash, the three
LOTS .on Martin street, bounded on the north
by the lot whereon the j late J. p. H. Rass
uvea.
GILLIAM A BATCHELOR.
. . CommiBsloners.
January 96. 1880.
i Jaa$7d-4wxa "1 .- :
Zio rth Cmrolin Alma nacs.
A SMALL lot canyet be had atL. BRAN-
xa. sows BOOB.STUKJE, ai $t.00 perjiun
Keystone. let Black. Ink.
GUARANTEED to give satisfaction "
feU6tf : - " - L. BRANSON. ,
ForSale.
A DEM OCRATTC" COUNTRY PAPER AND
JOB OFFICE that Is now making money,
ana witn Better attention wouia mace more.
Address,. . . JOHN DOE,.
- Care of Th Obskbth,
OIL! (OIL!
A full stock of COAL of every grade now oa
i ! i
nana and other cargoes to arrive.
Best Splint, equal to Cannel Coal, can be fur1
Dished in small quantities.
Orders Immediately filled left In Order .Box at
Peecud, Lee A Ca Drug Store, opposite Post-
office. .1.
B. J. flARBIS.
dee 5-F-Tu-Th
Diaries for 180,
"CWBsaleat1''
JD - L. BRANSON'S BOOKSTORE.
- Key Stone Ink, .
WARRANTED, at
fete M BRANSON'S BOOKSTORE.
Garden, Seeds, - -
RKSH and Good, at
Xeol4
L BRANSON'S,
RAILROAD . SCHEDULES.
t aieigh' A; Oast on Railroad.
CHAKGE Of SCHEDULE.
BunBUfmrDKMr's Omci,
.. Ralelxh. N. C. June 6. 187$.
, On and after . Friday, June 8, 1878, toall
trains on the Raleigh A Gaston Railroad; will
run dally tSundays exoepted as follows : p
-Nrv 1 tj&vv i h f No. 8 Leaye 1
Raleigh...;.. 8 40a m Weldon... 8 sop
Nense u 8 06 Gaston....... 8 si
ForestTilleV . . f 81
Wake.....;.. 8 86
YoungSTille.. 8 87
Frankllnton. 8 66
Klttrells. 10 80
Henderson... 10 48
Middleburg.,10 68
Junction.... .11 10
Ridgeway...,ll 18
Warrenton ..41 33
Maorm......ll 46
Littleton.... - 4 14
Macon, .j... 4 40
. Warrenton... 4 68
Ridgeway.... 6 06
Junction.... 618
Mlddleburg.. 6 84
Henderson... 6 40
KlttreUs....- 6 01
Frank ttnton.. 6 38
Younssvllle.. 6 66
wake........ tw
Littleton.. ,.18 13 p m Forestville ... 7 10 "
Gaston..... 18 38 Neuse Mj." -
Arrive at ' 1 Arrive at - -
Weldon...... 110 - Raleigh...... T60; u
MaU train connects at Weloon with the i man
trains of the Seaboard and Roanoke and Peters.
burg Railroads for all points North.
Tram No. 3 leaves Raleigh at 8 p. m.
rives at Weldon 8:60 a. m. , .
. Train No. 4 leaves Weldon at 10. a. m.
rives at Raleigh 6:46 p. m. -
Train No 8 connects at Weldon with
At-
r" '
Ar-
the
Petersburg Railroad for all points North, snd
with the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad. On
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays passengers
by this train connect at Franklin 'with steam.
boata on the Blaokwater tor points in Eastern
North Carolina , - , - 1
Train No. 3 will not run on Saturdays, but will
leave Raleigh on Sundays at sundown. H
- JNOC. WINDER. Superintendent. ,
. : . CONDENSED. T1ICB. :
North Carolina ; Railroad.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
No. 6.
Daily
ex. Sun.
Date, Dec 86, T8,
INO. 47.
Daily.
No. 46.
DaUy.
Leave Charlotte
Salisburv
8.60 am
4.10 pm
6.64 p m
JJflpm
7.37pm
,...J.
6.03 am
Ui.im
p.lOam
s.soam
High Polntf
ait. oreensboro
J
6x0
Lea'e Greensboro
.
pm
pm
am
am
Arr, HUlsboro
"Durham
LV. ' i
Arr. Goldsboro
10.83 am
11.08 am
18.80 pm
8.30 pm
6.00 pm
lojs
167
8j00
6.'6dam
10.00 a m
If 4T Connects at Salisbury with W. N. Cv
R. R. for all points in Western North Carolina.
Dally except Sundays. At Greensboro with the
R. A D. R. R. for all points North, East and
West. At Goldsboro with W. A W. R. R. for
Wumlngtoa. fi;-? : ; ; i ..") I
' '- No, 45 Connects at Greensboro with the R
A D.R.R, for aU points North. East, and Wesl
. TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. 6,
Dally
Date, Dec 86, 78.
No. 48.
Dally.
No. 48.
Daily.
ex. Sun.
Lv. Goldsboro
Ar: Raleigh -
LV. -p.-..-
Ar. Durham
HUlsboro,
Greensboro 1
LV.' :-.;
Ar. High Point
Salisbury,
Charlotte
10.10 am!
18.86 pm
6.84 p m
10.46 pm
....
1 . ... . .
s.4opm
48 p m
6 JO pm
7.00ai
8iiai
11.07 a 1
Lay
('
I
'
7.60 pm
e j 1
8 80 pml
AAS am
7.30 am
8.60 p m
10.16 p m
8.16 am
18.87 a m
11.17 am
No. 48 Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch. AtAtr-une junction with A. AC. A.
L. Railroad fo- all points South and Southwest.
At unanotte with, tne c a a. k. a. tot an
nrklnta fimtih anil Aint.hAiuat .
No. 49 Connects at Air-Line Junction with
A. A C. A. L. for all points South and i South
west; at Charlotte with C, C. A A. R. R, for all
points south anOj souteast. a
' SALEM BEAFCE
Leave Greeensboro daly except S'nd'y 6 60 p m
Arrive Kernersvllle ..; " 10.00 pm
Arrive Salem 10.60 pm
Leave Salem " " 6.00 pm
Arrive nernersvme 0.40 p m
Arrive Greensboro " " 7.00 pm
Connecting at Greensboro with trains on R. A
u. and h u. K.K -
SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE
V 'if
Run both ways with Trains Nob. 48 and 47, be
tween New York and Atlanta via i Richmond.
Greensboro and Charlotte, and between Greens
boro ana Augusta; ana on Trains Wos. 48 and
46 between Boston and Savannah.
I
Through Tickets on sale at Greensboro,
Raleigh, Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte, and
at an principal points ctoutn, soutnwest, west,
North and East. For emigrant rates to points In
Araanaas ana Texas, aaoreas 1 j
J. R. MAOMURDO, Gen. Pass. Agent,
1-7-80-100 - Richmond. Va.
CAROIM CENTRAL EAILWIT 10
Office Omeral Superintendent, ;
WrumreTox, N. CM May 18, 1878.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
N AND AFTER MONDAY. 30 Uk INST,
J the following Schedule will be operated on
tmsitauway: , ; ' . .
! TlBBmQX&.Ukn.AKDtXTKXBSTJUXK:
(Leave Wilmington at km p m.
jno. 1. Arrive at namiet at. . .. .... , . . a m.
! (.Arrive at Charlotte at. 8:80am.
(Leave Charlotte at............ ; 8:S5 p m.
no. a. Arrive at uamiet at.......... i;s)i a m.
. 1 Arrive at Wilmington at...... 8:60 am.
. Close connection made at Hamlet with trains
of Raleigh and Augusta Air-line Railroad. . .
BULKY DIVTSIOJI MAIL, nxiOHT AXJt rASBAllSn
.' i .:. and axnuns. : - ! ' ' !
Wa . Leave Charlotte at.....
ao;: Arrive at Shelby at....
. 8:40 a m.
Ko.1A lT" oammw. m. ......
. 1:16 nm.
7"T, t
amn h uoiruKe h......... (swepm.
1v4f
Oeneral 8uDertntindet)t.
Italclcb da Ausasta Alr-Llne
It Railroad Company, j .1
CBAfieE OF SCHEDULE. ; .
SurxttnTrsNDawrt Optics,!
r RALnes, N. C, June 6, 1878.
On and after Friday, June 6, 1878, trains oa
tne tiaieign ana Augusta Air Line Kauroad will
run dauy (Sundays exoepted) as follow: r
No. I Leave No. 3 Leave
Raleigh... 8 00 p m Hamlet 8 80am
uary 8 31 " Hoffman 814
Apex......;.. 863
Keyaer....... 8 87 1
new Hill.. ..i 814
M err t Oaks... 8 86
Moncure. .... 8.66
Osgood, i.... .10 IT
Sanford......i0 44
Manly... ..... 418 .
Cameron...... 4 66
8anford... 6 41 1 "i
Osgood........ 6 08
Cameron.. ...11 87
Mencure...;.. ; M
Manly. ..18 09 a m Merry Oaks... 6 48
tJiue-s. .,......! new uui.,
. 7 00
7 88
768 -
Hoffman.. 1 14 Cary.... ,
Arrive at Arrive at
Hamlet...'..;. 100 " Raleigh.. ,...t
Train No. 1 connects at Hamlet with the C. C.
Hallway for WVzungton, Charlotte and all
PUUJHI SODWl. f j ,1
TraU No. 8 connects' at Ralelrh with the Sa.
leigh and Gaston Railroad for all points North.
jvhim v. wiaiuta, superintendent;
G
ape Fear mn& Yadkin Talle j
Fattitsvillb, Xaay 18, 1878.
On and after Monday, May 19,1879, trains 1 go
tag up the read will leave
Fayettevlllfi at.. ...... . ..."
- Little River at.............
Spent Spring et.... ,..,
4 00 p. m.
4.4 " j
6.164-" ' !
A06- .
6.40
7.10 - ' '
t.4 . a :
Bwann's staaon at... .......
Jonesboro at. ...............
Sanford at.... .... ..........
Egypt at.
Arrive at Gulf
Return trains will leave
Gulf at. ........'.....,
Egypt at
... 6.00 a.
.. A26
. . 7.80
.. T.46 -
ais
... 9.W "
.. 8.40
Baniora at...
Jonesboro at.....
Swann's StaUon at.
upouispringat
Little River at
Arrveat Fayettevllle....
..icao
L. G. JONeh. 8niniiwt.
ad bow' to obtain them. ' Paanphle
free, trpon receipt of Stamp for poat-
ACiareea . - ' ' - r
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O 1 U 1U OXUUU stocks makes fortunes
every month. Book sent free emiainma eerv
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JTsiJ street, New or, f f
HELMBOLLrS COLUMN. It 1
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HELIVIBOLD'S
COMPOUND
FMIXW
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rHAUn ACEUTICAL,
A SPECIFIC BEHEST FOB ALL
DISEASES
OF TUB
For Debility. Loss of Memory, Indisposition
to Exertion or Business, Shortness of Breathy
Troubled with Thoagnu 01 uisease, inmne
of Vision, Pain in the i Back, ( hast and Hea
Rush of Blood te the .Head, Pale Countenan
and Dnr Skin, i . -
- If these kvmbtoms are allowed to ro-on. very
frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption fol
low. When the Constitution; becomes affected
it requires the aid of an invigorating medlclnfe
to strengthen and tone upthe system whlch
Stlgii'iJiiit"
DOES IN EVERY CASE
IS UNEQUALED.
By any remedy known. It is prescribed by the
most eminent physicians all over the fworld, in
RHEUMATISM,
. BPERMATORRHCE,
NEURALGIA, I
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IN DIG IS8TION;
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SCIATICA,
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DECLINE,
. LUMBAGO, 4
CATARRH.
NERVOUS COMPLT8
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Headache, Fain In the Shoulders, Cough, Dls
slness. Sour Stomach." Eruptions. Bad Taste in
hthe Mouth, Paipttatian-etthe Heart. Pain in the
region of the Kidneys, and a thousand otrmr
painful symptoma, are the offspring , of Dya
Deos'A. .,.." '!A I
HeliMd's .Bici
Invigorates tne Stomacli, .
Kidneys to healthy action. In cleaalnr the blood
01 ail impurities, and Imparting new lif eoand
A Single trial will be unite aafflcient to Aon.
vmce tne most Besitatuur or its Tamable rem.
Jll.l n 14.1
Price ler Bottle,:
' 0B SH E0TTLE3 FOE $5
Delivered to any address tree from observa
tion. - . . . i. .,. v , . j
"Patients" .may consoU my letter, reeetvlnc
the same attention as by eal.lng. ... i
CoBlDetent Physicians attend to 'corresnon-
aenm, aji leuera anouia oe aaareesea to
it
H. T. nELUBOLD,
imSHSUlSX AND :
V rkllstdeljpbJsa, Ps.
x ,
CAUTION!
See tEat ike Private Proprietarv
Stamp is on EachJBottle. ;
SOLD EVEIlYmiEQEJl i
u.
f 4
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Bluierineysl
lIlMBOIfS BUCIll
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DOUBLE COLUMN AND lOSCEIiLANEOUS ADVERTISEBLEHTB.
ml :s; 'mi
r.i AworttehomaePerous'PlBeri It la BrttnPtsAab
Benaon'e Gapdae Paroua Plasters are Superior to aH Others.
'The great deir and for them has caused a number of unscrupulous parties to snake and sell
worthless lml'atlons under similar sounding names. As the market is flocked with Inferior plas-
ciB, emu a uj pnuc, it u i in port ni ior tne consumer to know, which is tne beat, it is wen
known that some o the cheap plasters have been examined and foun 1 to contain injurious m
gedients which make, thw dangerous te use, causing i ralysls and other diseases. CAUTION
K that lha wamI sf A W'llU IF anK j
aw luo ifuatA Vfia viivas vu raou
rd CAPCiNB on ach plaster iaeorrecUy spelled.
8EABTJBY A JOHNSON, Pharmaceutical Chemtsi
With Us through Our SAMPJLES AND 5IAIL ORDER PEPARTandN'T i simple,
easy1, and advantageous. lAtiyone writing uYus for Samples, mentioning the kind of goods
needed, will receive, by return mall, the desired samples and Information. Goods sent
' BY TiTATTi: OR EXPRESS.
. Through, this means' ladies everywhere throughout the United States avail them
selves of a very convenient plan bf roceijring Dress Gdo&A, Tfininitngs, "and a General
Outfit from the headroentres of trade, where they can at all times obtain the best goods,
newest and latest styles to be had for the least money. ' " '
HOMER, COLL AD AY & CO.
XaimfUcture,&etmiUr,mnd Imp$rtero of Choi VovtWee 2reas GmmU,
I ' "I' SUJcs, TrOtimimfft, eteuf . r . w ( - . ,
CTITrLTT,AJ3QVE BROAD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA..
j i I : CSSTABI4SIIED 18420
And 13 Rue RlonerfParls. France.
-Have fhe'cblldres send fbr a
AH Samples anl ZnfbrtoAtloa tent
-rr
TUB CABBOI.LTON,
BALTIMOBX, LIGHT AND QKBXAH 8TUXTS.
BALTIMORE.
The largest and only modern built Hotel la
the city. $4.00, $8.00, and $4.60 per day, ocordf
lng to slae and ieeatiomol rooms, i i i t
Special arransremenU at, all,4mea wUl.be
maae oj letter or teievram. i
Elevator rune oontinnouslv to all the floors.
Permanent board by the month at from $m
per month upward. -
All lines
Old
t city passenge
b- cars pass the dooraL
Very extensive improvements ut ths amount
of ever fifteen -ahooeand i dollars are now being
piaoed on the hotel, and every arrangement for
requirement oi Dosmeas wui oe at oano.
I T. W. COLEMAN, Manager.
O0t6-6m-pd. ' j .- . ; ,!- '
STOP AT TUB
." " ' .( - : :'f-. H
Richmond Hotel.
(OPPOSITE LONG'S HOTEL), ..
ROCKINGHAM. N. C.
1IBS. J. A. I MoDOIfiLLD, ProDri.
Booms larre and oomfo'table. Terms mode
ate. Polite and attentive waiters - , el6-tt
OLD FORT, N. CM
W. J. CALAIS, - - Superintanaent.
MANUPACTHRBR8 OF
i -i- - i-'-' i
WALNUT CHAMIH SOITt. DIESSIrB CASE
I WASH-STANDS. WARDROBES, NAT
BACKS TABLES OF ALL KINDS
AND STYLES. DESKS.'
I i . 1 i .
AND EVEBTTHINQ OSUALLT MADE IN A
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE FACTORY.
This is a HOME ENTERPRISE, and beln
such, we respectfully ssk an even share with
our
Northern, com pe til
Itors.
We have the best v4 newest
ohlnery, and I
unproved
Superior W o rlcjm en.
And guaranty saUsfaoUon, both
in styles and
priojea. .
Bar Otders promptly filled.
myt-W.
THE BOYDEN HOTEL,
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS
MOTXX IN
SALISBURY, N. C.
Mprters for ; Commercial Tra?ellersL
LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS
j BATI8FA.UTION ?UARANTEKD. '
C. S. BBOWIi, ProprtetoF.
O. S. BnowH, Ja.,
Jno. F. Wilsou,
Clerk.
octS6-tf.
Clerk. I
THE
GREGORY HOUSEj
' ': i . . ... I' i
Goldsboro, IV. C, (
i; I t - . r
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' Is in the business centre of the city and di
rectly opposite where the trains stop. Railroad
and telegraph offices in the bunding. '. l
T. H. Bain. Proprietor
U fire' nl immfafhifoiv3b
IL J. BaJKSET, Hrta CaxollnA,
WIEULC. P APIS A CO.L
WHOLUm DtStSISTS A CklBilTP
, 1439 "Market St., Philadelphia.
V.I , , ' 7 J
atttl6-A4mOS 1
Gray'f Specific Medicine.
fRAOK tflARIC TbaOromtTRAOC MAU
Engl I a Is '
tewssiesip.
c r. cure ior senu-i ,
nalWeakneaa."
Hnermator.
rhea, . Impo- ; S oJ
tency.and all Z Nj
diseases that.
follow, aa a "T. aT
IEF0IE TAJUXaV-auenoe of AFTEI TAtHfl.
belt-Abuse; as Loss of Memory, Universal Lae
sttude. Pain In the Back. Dimness of vision.
Premature Old Age and many other Diseases
ina ieae to insanity pr jonaumpuoo, ana a rre
mature Grave.
Full particulars In our namohlet. which
we desire to send free by mail to every on A
tvi he Specific Medicine la sold braUdrug-
gtstast$l pr package, or six packages for $4,
or win be sent free by mail on receiptor tne
money by addressing. ,n '; !
THE UKAl MEDICINB COMFAPTT,
No. 10 Mechanics' Block. Det ott. Mich.?
Sold In KalAtirlL and
everywhere pyau
druggists. ;
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Pek.filonst Increase of Pensions
and. all other classes of Claims for, Soldiers and
WWOiewMeuproeacw - ,
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3
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Sat of our Fancy Advertising Cards."Ca
fret to all parts of tlia Halted States.
XT A XT f Q Stool, cover and Book only
llilii KJ k5 $iato$966. otto An 8 it
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A UOVSCHOLD NEE IV A book Ott
Malarial Diseases and Liver Complaints, sent
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othar Electric Appliances upon trial for so days
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