THE M A S 0 N 1 (] JOURNAL
The Raleigh News,
DAILY AKD WEEKLY.
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live party, the development of liiddei) wealtli
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IS THE
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Established in 1867.
It now lias a large and growing circulation,
and numbers amon.o; its re^ular contributors
some of the best M’riters in the St^'te:
SUBCRIPTIOX RATES
-Tlie Express train stops at Toma
hawk going west; does not stop at Clover >-o-
iiigeast. ^
GOING BAST.
stations. '
Leave Greensboro
•' Co. Shops
Arr. at Raleigh
“ Goldsboro
g 11:55 am
5 12:14
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Established 1821,
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R, II. WHITAKER,
Raleigh, X. C.
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Job Department.
XORTII NVESTERX XT CTHTl
(SAI.KJl BRANCH.)
Leave G'.-oensboro - - 4.45 p.
Arrive at Salem - - (JI45 «
Leave Siih'm ■
- - 8:15 a. 111.
Arrive at Greensboro - 10:38 “
Ihisseiiger train le:iving Raleigh at 8:10 P.
M. connects at Greensboro with tlie Xorthern
lioiiiid train; making the qiiiekest time to ail
Xortliern cities. Price of tickets s:ime as via
ptlier routes.
'I'lniiisto and from points East of Greens
boro connect at Greensboro willi Mail Trains
to or from points Xortli or Soiitli.
Two trains daily, tiotli ways.
Lynchburg Accmiimodati'on leaves Hicli-
niond daily at 9.00 A. M„ arrive at Bni keville
12.48 P. M leave B irkeville at 4.85 A.M.,
arrive at Rie.hiiioiid at 7:58 A >[.
No Change of Cars between
Charlotte and Richmond, 282
Miles.
For further information address
JOIIX. R. -MACMURDO,
Geii'l Ticket .Agent,
Ricbmoi'd. Va
T. -AI. R. TALCOTT,
Engineer & Geii'i Superintendent.
Piiblislied by
DUFFY & ALBRIGHT,
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$2 per ANar—$1 for Six Moiitiis.
“ -V splendid Job Office attached.
M'ith a large su]iply of new type ofthelatest
style, we are enabled to do ail kinds of Job
Printing in tiie very neatest manner, on short
notice, and at prices that will not fail to give
satisfaction. Give us a trial, and be convinc
ed of the cheaimess and superior class of our
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Address.
K. II. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, X^, C.
Surpasses in tone and power any Reed
Organ heretofore manufactured in
this country.. It has been test
ed by many competent
judges and
Gives Universal Satisfaction.;
The Pee Dee Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERT WJtDNESDAY,
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WADESBORO, N. 0.
OM.y ONE IlOI.LAIi I'EH VEAl!.
chccr.'ul, progressive, nlwaysup to
The Central Protestant,
the advancing thoughts of the times, the llur
.Ai.D takes rank with the leading Journals of
the day. it is on the side of Christianity.
The Herald is di'voted to the family circle.
It contains original and selected stories, wit,
humor, etc. Every family n the land should
subscribe for it. Its low ]irice (only one dol
lar) places it witliin the reach of tlie poorest
in tlie land. We pay all postage.
Carolina Central Railway Co. i Herald is one of tin
Obeice General Superintendent. 1 State.
Wilmington, X. C„ Mav 12, 1876. f '*’*'*’' U'»icor,l (X.
Change of Schedule.
KKAI) ^VHAT THE I'KESS THINKS OF t S.
The Polkton (X. C.) An.'oulaii says: Tlie
the noate^t papers^ in tlic
-Daily
On and after tiie 14rli inst., trains will run
over tills llailwuiy as lollows ;
Passenger & Mail Trains
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Wibiiiiigton at 0:20 P. M.
-Arrive in Charlotte at fi:4r. .A. M.
I.irive Cliarlotte at 0:80 P. A[.
-\rrivc at Wiliiiingtoii at 7:80 A. M.
fftS^Fast Freight and Passenger Trains le,.vo
ATilniiugton—Atondays, AVednesdays and Fri
days. I.eave Cliarlotte—Tiiesd;iys, Thursdays
•uiid Saturdays.
l.oave Wilmington at 5:80 A. JI.
.Vrrive at Cliarlotte at Il:-i5 P.JI.
I.eave Cliariottc at 5:30 A.M.
Arrive at AVilmingtoii at ILiiOP. M.
Shelby Division.
Leave Cliarlotte at 7:00 X. M.
Aixive ut ('hniTotte at (!:00 P. M.
-XiiTTC at Shelby at 11:D0 A. M.
Leave Shelby at 1:80 P. 31.
Connects with the A. T. A: (). IP ]*., and
''.Vestein X. C., closely. Connects at P'il-
minirton with IfbA b'. Load at 7;dOA. 31.,
and G:2() P. 31., and IP. 0. A A. RailrQnl
closely. Time fr.mi *Trilniino;ton to Ilfniry's,
2G hours. Close connectb)n ways, and
ou to the Xorth. S. I,. PKEMOXT.
(')iief Enjr'nec)’ and SuiiCBintiMulent.
SPAB(aO?D A HOA^'Kbf RAIL li^lL
Otlloeof the Superiot nidenf of Transporta
tion, ot the Seahord A Uoaiioko I'^ailroaU Gom-
pany.
PoHTsMorTir., \ A., .Tan. 1 IS?*)
On and after this date, Trains of this Road will'
leave AVekhm daily, Sunday’s excepted as fol-
C.) Reo-ister says: VVe
congratulate our friends of the Wadesboro
Jhivald u]>o!i the a]ipearance of their paper.
Tlie Piedmont {X. 0.)Pre'S says: The
Herald is a spiaghtly sheet, full of news and
other interesting reading matter.
The ITkkald is a First Class Paper having
some of the ablest writers in Xorth Carolina
attached to its staff. There is enough humor
ous rea1ing in it to make you laugh for a week f
enougli to keep you jolly tiH.the next comes.
—Roekmart [Ga.] Xews.
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:XE3VS PAPER, ■
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of the patent knee swell, tke
music is adapted 'to the hu
man voice, 'ranging
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Publislied at Greensboro, X. C. Subscription
-Price, with postage, .$2,10, ’
L. MICIIAUX, Editor,
. li. ODELL, Associate,
The Wilmington Star.
Established only Six Years.
0 YILY STAR h as the LARGEST CIRCU'
RATION of any daily new.spaper In the
State, and a circulation in Wilmington
nearly twice as l.arge as that of any
other paper.
All the news of the day will be found in
it, condensed when unimportant, at length
when of moment, and always presented in
a clear, intelligent and interesting man
ner.
Hahscripiion (in advance.')
One Year .87,10
■8ix Jloiiths 8,50
Three IMoiitlis 2,00
M:iil train at 4 p. in
Xo. 1 Freight train at 4 a. iii.
Xo. 2 Freight train.; at 8 a m.
Tuesdays and Fridays at at 8,00 a.m.
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH.
■Mail train at 7,15 p. m
Xo. 1 Freight train at 12, Xoon
'.N'-o, 3 Freight train at 4 p. in.
Freiglit trains have a p:issenger car at-
taelM-'d. Steamerfor Edeiiton.'Plynioutli and
landings on Black water and Chowaii Rivers
leave Franklin at 7 ,40 a. m„ on Mondays,
Weduesdavs and Fridays. E. G. OiHIO.
Su])t, of Transportation.
WEEKLY STAPl—Frice Eechiccd.
The Weekly Star i.s now combined with
the Carolina Farmei, and is one of the
cheapest papers in the country, at the fol
lowing SEDUCED SATES :
One Year $1.50
Six Moiithi 1,00
Clubs of live to ten, one year, .81,25 per
copy.
Clubs often or more, one year, only $1
per copy.
Specimen copies sent on application
A'idre.ss,
IVM. II. BERX'ARD,
Editor and Proprietor,
Wilmington, N. C.
Tlie p.aper is now in its second volume, and
has a large and growing circulation. -At tlie
same time that it ii the Official Organ of the X.
C. Cionferenee, Methodist Protestant Cliureli,
such is its liberalit v and catholicity of spirit
tliat it is snccessfiillj reaching out in all di
rections and amon g all denominations of tlie
State, and wlierever it lias appeared is received
with unexceptionablelieartiiiess and approval.
One of tlie features of tlie Centred Proiesfard
and which is part arid parcel of itself is the
brevity and spiciness of its articles, on wliieli
account the leading newspaper man of tlie
State. pronounces it superior to all others.
Those who know liiiii,really concede that there
is no appeal from his jiidgciiient.
A paper so eagerly songjitandso thoroughly
read, must also bo ail exeelleiil
INSTRUMENT.
Tire proprietors have noted ■carefully for
many years tlie imperfections and necxls of tiie
reed instruments, and directed tlieir practical
experience to tlie correction of sucli imperfec
tions, and their experiments have resulted in
the productiou of a quality of tone which as
similates .so closely to the
Pipe Organ Quality
Lktit it i.s Uifficrtilt to ciistirtgui&li betwoosi tJiO
two.
nm ixs'TR'r3iEXT uas atx the
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of tlie Christian organizalimi. Rublisliud
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lh:v. 3C. B. dVELLOxs, D. I).. Editor.
THE CHRISTIAN UNITY.
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"Address 1). B. DUXB.AR.“Manager,
Bufi'olkl Va'.
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'Cases that forms in addition
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