t
1
.r,
Spirit 4;autR
EeLf!
I)ur friends, Ixfn'g &. Moore seem.
dcfl
uniined to keep our people w ell
TAX NOTICE.
I will sell to the highest bidder for
O
sutjplicd with good beef. That .they ! Cash, on Monday the 4th day of Au-
furliished us on Thursday
- . u.-i i. ;u iLuriiiniiH mi. i lit:. i.lihi
W. R. TERRY, Editor and Prop'r. ! I WaS "P" " c ?M r more herciu ter !dcscribed the rty
:v,- . -4 : i of the same sort, i , , . . - . A ,
Rates of Subscription: . : ' OI me Pspns nerein named, in oraer
One copy, -1 year, - - J - 2 00. ( ."Where is. bur hog men?" IF wfa&ont j to satisfy the Taxes against their
t)ne com 6 inonth. r - 1 00. j J '12; names. for tlm Yea l'872773e Taxes
50. i Jam last we saw ol .Decanter i;nn- , -
he was in : Rockingham, "drunk
One copy, 3 months,
Utiles of Advertising: , , , can
One square, first insertion, One Dollar, j as 1 fool," and was still the same old
and for each subsequent insertion, b utj- j hog that he '-'always Avas weight, just
cents. A-.square.js the yadth cf a column 93 founds, according to the Fa vette
and one mehueop. j ' j
Liberal deduction ..in favor of
tpiarterly and yearly advertisers.
AViLMiSGTO a; Junfe 2G, 1873,
CV.VDE TuitrLNTINE
p';; r- Virgin, . .;. 77... . . ,
Yellov,' Dip, ......
. Hard,..
Hmmts TLT.ro-TixE. -
Rosin : '
Common, . . . . .
. .' Pale,' . .' . .
.Extra Pale, . .
I: "Window Glass",
Cotton, ..... . ;
$3.00
.3.00
.2.00
41
$2.45(2.50
76.00&0.50
.j .11181
villi Eagle. But as to whither he went
froni here, we arc as ignorant as he is
hiirisclf. -
LOCAL
MATTERS.
Conundrum.
, Why is Decanter Duncan like Sher-
iff-Cooper's billy goat? .
A Black gnake . - 1 .
Pally -six feet long, was j killed on
Trent street, in this town ti fcf- days
ago.
Sickness.
Ther 0 is cons(derab! e sickness hcrc'i
abouts at present, and the Doctors art?
doing a good business. : But we hear'
of 110 one being seriously ill ; .
Shrier Bros.,
"Wilmington, IN- 0., is tie place to
buy Heady "Made G16 tiling.
reliable, and sell ilow. Try
They are
them.
To Ta-Payers. T
Pav yoa'r taxes and saves costs. See'
;': - - - '.. -; i- . 1,, ; . f j
Sheriff Cooper's advertis-enent.'i He
means business.!. . ; Jf'"-f t
Tlcejf&';lryw-..
Tuiat is, ..we suppose, a paper jmb-
lish ;d outside of Rockingham, to rep
ixsc nt the county, 1 the Srnuyr the
Sou ru being a local paier, and only
representing this town. But how
.4.00(4.50 1 about the Scotchman, published at
lQ 7A'r2 r Lauh-inburg? Or, don't you look up-
i on 'tpat bantling as being entitled to
' the paine of newspaper ? j But, we do
not coincide with you, Decanter. But,
if tLe Argus was the only paper pub
lishi d in Wadesboro', we should be
willihig to ' assert that Wadcil)oro?
needej,! a newspaper. And, if , your
offi-pf inrj was the only paper publish-
tliis county, we should most cer-
jy agree with you that Richmond
fcy needed a newsjaper. As it is,
howlvcrj wei don't; believe that any
papers are needed in this see
the Spif.it or the South being
dantly; able to watch over the in
ts of Rockingham and of Rich-
d county, as. well as this entire
sectibn of North Carolina, as. the Ar
gus Might be able to do in its locality
its eyes not 'lulled to slcex" by
60 frequent iise of "bust head."
cd i:
tain
couil
more
abui
tore
mon
werej
the J
latio
liupi
rova
New Advertisements.
(it'ur!.Toi J.I rreeimm $1,000 Re- : , .V' ;
W..J. Cli
lA.-llisioli.
1 and othersr Grand ?;
; ."'hi
1 iv n
( ' -1
W. X.. S teele,
"Wo' regret to learn, is qiiite ill from
an attack of -fever.. Hope hb will coon
bu re :a)i'c.L ;: ' '- r
j ixfit Cotton Blossom.
Hie iirsfeolton '- blossom that weQorn,
liave heard of in this section this sea
son, was disco vered on. Thursday last
in the patch of !Muj, Long, in this
town. Hurrah for the "Major !
The ISTorth :." Carolina State Life In
t u ran ee company oilers inducements
to Xortli -Carolinians1 which we do
' liot think- arc surpassed byj any other
coiupany in tlie World. Let us eli
te m rage our home institutions instead
' of sendiiur onr monev abroad to enrich
bee
Ojiioi
r ami
Chick
Pattc
Jeesv
4 C0
2 02
91
2 3S
C20
8 09
1 02
5
9 41
2 92
2 s5
; and stop proceedings
M Steele's Township.
Names, No Acres Tax.
T . : - $ cts:
Hudson "Mrs. Creasey, 100 14 33
Estate of James Russelk 300 11 30
Ingram S. )M. 1G0 3 80
Richardson P. W. 110 5 31
Webb John R. I ll S 7 02
"Mineral SrniNCS.
Crouch, William . 185
Crouch, Sarah 350
Covington, "Elizabeth 150
Cameron, Henry (col) 175'
Crouch, Tcrrel 25;
Covington, Asbeny bv D. A
- : 194
Ganrett, M. B.
GilHs, William A. '
Jernigan, Catharine
Kitclian, John
Iclvinnoh, 3Iargaret t
McDonald, M. R.
100
113
50j
305
41
2 70
2 82
1 49
22
a
3 15
95
5 84
99
f 4 n
0 40
Graham, G. IL for Est J. H. 200
Graham, Daniel J. 750
Henderson, John G2
McKenzie Alex'r. Est. 118
McKay Nancy 230
McLanchlin, Rose Ann 205
McLean, J.-F. 45
McNair, Mrs. Jane 30
McBryde; Est. of Danl 2S3
Sellers, Mclvav 104
Smith, W. F7 1871
The most of the above tax s Rail
itoad tax which some of the parties
don't know that thev are due. ! Tliis is
the; last chance to pay ( your
tax. without cost All persons who
come forward and settle the amounts
opposite their names before the day
appointed to sell will save money and
trouDie. if the land is sold the cost
will be nearly as much as the tjax. J
j! - Respectfully,
I S. T. COOPER, Sh'il
1
133 1 78
G84 10 94
McLean, Daniel & Solomon 355; 3 24
Panky, J. W. 1 100 1 00
Sadberry, Nancy (Widow) 10 J 03
Snead, Jalnes ; 100 1 31
Townson, Robert 7 185 3 CO
. i Beaveii Da3I.
ithout the aid of advertisements
I could have done nothing in specu-
1. .1 have the most complete faith
inter's . ink. Adveitising is the !
f road to -business." -Bur num. j
Hi who invests one dollar in busi-
;sli( mid invest one -dollar in '.ad
iiiig' that business. A. T. Stew
's success is owing to mv liberal-'
i
j atrvertisiug.-
-RoDERT -BONNER.
THE MARKETS.
Iuck!uham Market.
I 1 Friday, June 28, 1873.
". 7 1 - 7 $ cts
Blue D. Tw ! 100 -1 49
Tiner, Julia i 100 1 26
Currie, M'tilcom ' ' i 500 1 40
Fisher, George 50 ! 45
Dawkins, W. R. r i 4G G 02
W. F. McLean, , administrator, l j
Dawkins, Georgp I 434 8 66
Mcpherson, Duncan 7 200 4 S3
McLean, John 175 1 70
Raiford, Samuel 45 If 50
Thomson, Joseph 50 70
Black Jack. "
McKay, Wm. A. - 190 5 64
Rockingham:. ;
Ellerbe M. C. , I75 8 21
Lamply, '.William 56 1G2
Lassiter, J. W. . : 50 135
McKinnon, L. L. 1 722 5 32
McGowan, Mrs. Thomas 1 Lot 6 175
Northam, George : 300 8 03 1
Terry, H. G. . 310 15 02
i WIL.111SGT0 r
TRUST COMPANY
AND . -
SAYINGS BANK
Now Open for Business at Its
; BANKING HOUSE "
ON MARKET STREET, BETWEEN
FRONT AND SECOND" STS., 1
Xo. 51plaili.ct Street.
MARRIED women and nnnors can de
posit in this ILuik subject to their
owa control. Six per cent allowed -on all"
deposits over five dollars remaining three
months in the Bank.
All accounts strictly confidential.
SILAS N. MARTIN, President.
DONALD McRAE, eVice President.
F. M. KING, Cashier. - i
A Proclamation
gYTWEGOVK!!.OR j
Or .XOKTIX CAiIOJLI.Ai
EXECUTIVi: DEPARTMENT,
ILiLraon, Juae tHh, lb7o. )
Be it known to all whom it mav cons
ecm; That in conformity nitJi fkxrtion
S. chapkr 153 tof the acts thtf Goners .-
al Assembly passed Jat the sess;oiitf 1S72-"
'73, in ivlatioifto anu-ndaicnti of the on
stitation of the State : .
IVOUTIS CAROLIX.1 STATU
life! ihsu-'h ANcr;
-1
i
Mav 21.
17-3in
BRICK ! BRICK ! ! BRICK ! ! !
ONE Hundred Thousaad good brick
for sale by the undersigned on reasouN
able terms delivered at the Deoot or
amV-part'of town.
!
J uhe 11,
-4.
ALEX. STEWART.
v ' 20-it.
1,. .
'14(7CL"i
. Woi.f Pit.
Covington, Mrs. M. A. H.
Hailey, Walter D.
Haj'es, Gideon !
Jacobs, Felix .
Jacobs, Andea'Kon ' ,
Jacobs, Giles
Jacobs, J. H.
2 i Jacobs, W. C.
Bacoi , ... . . . . .:. . . . ...... - .10(10 ' Joncs ardy
r ' 1 . -f or i -Jacoos, Siiaderick
orn-;neai, , ............. . . . . ... L j Jacobs Samuel
s
Uli-
t . .
'VJ"JS
ax,
1
Tallo,.
1
twee, .
,'.;mugers
advertisement
elsc-
Rockingham
At this time, wc tink, presents
about as an inviting a Held; for a pes
tilence as - airy place of similar size in
t he State.' Tlie streets havto not been f
cleaned within the r ecollect ion of the
oldest inhabitant, wlnlo th cellar un
dcr Dr. St
luUf hUcd
must sent
enourh to
tnsill's new store is about
With putrid water, ..which
forth ,poisonois cflhivia
kill half. the icopie in town.
Of course the Doctor, is not ihfluenced
by selfish motives in allowing: this
putrid water to .remain in his cellar,
but its effects on the people is all the
same. Will not our efficient Marshal
or Mayor look a little into the sanita
ry condition of our city? j 7 7
A . Al'
-Sugar
Irish!
HEV ADVERTISEMENTS.
rpni
G R
which
in this
of coir
is now the
To Advertisers.
The SrmiT or the South
1 mly newspaper. , published in : this
ton, and its circulation!
than that of any other papier '"publish
ed in the Pee Dee countrv. This we
are prepared to. jiruve to advertisers
who will take the trouble to call and ex
amine our subscription bdoks, which
will be shown with pleasure. Adver-
tiscrs will please make a note of these
facts. . . .- : ,''
otatoefc
S.759.50
... .15(20
. 15&20
. .. 2025
. . . 25(2,00
.'. 1012.i
1.20t.2o
.2.00 2.25
7. jl2(00
25(30
. .1218
2.002.50
$1,000 REWARD ! !
' undersisrncd would call aitentioi
lis well srlected stock of
O C E R I E S , & C . ,
kvas purchased by him in New York.
and w&ich he can sell as
Cheap as any1 House
section. Will barter for all kinds
NTRY PRODUCE.
I TUKPEXTIXE
a speciiuitv, ior wmcn tne nicraest prices
will bd paid, either in cash or trade, deliv
ered nt his still, or in the wood.
A trim is' all 1 ask. ;
j" GEORGE J. FREEMAN.
Xta Sand Hill-Depot, Jane 28, 173.
22-3ln 1,
150 2 07 ,
25 1 12 ;
137 1 75
' 70 90
50 .86
50 46
50 . 37
100 1 62
50 2 11
110 1 72
1U5 3 '78
172 1 08
505 918
100' 188
210 1 88
310 2 55
212 2 30
205 5 GO
310 4 59
CG7 13 35
150, 4 55
300 11 30
liliAMI EXITHSIIIX
Torthe City of Wilmington ! ! bui, Giuiard
$1,000 Reward!!
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the large reward offered in our
advertising columns this week. And,
reader if you want to ' buk' anvtkihsr
in the thy goods or grocery line, don't
fail to go and see Mr. George J. Free
man, near Sand Hill Depot. He wiU
sell you goods cheap, and will buy
your crude turpentine and pay you
the biggest price. Go and see him.
He will deal with you1 fairly and
.srn.iarelv. r ; ' :l
A X EXTRA TRAIN WILL LEAVE
CLthrHead of the Road for Wihniiig-
j is greater j toa on Hie 3d day of July at 8 o'clock, A.
jl., 'returning on tiie otli, 10 enaoie per
sons to attend the Grand Celebration of
tne. Fourth, to take place in thafci.y. !
e accommodationa for all both
I Ahipl
white akid colored.
i The,
tions td
I Fare
June
A t
May
rain will stop at the various sta-
take in passengers.
for the round trip, only 83.
W. J. CHRISTIAN,
; M. H. MENDENHALL,
J.J. JACKSON,
N. TONEY:
23,-tf Maxageiis.
Jacobs, Elizabeth
Morrison, Flora R. 1 '
Smith, Alice i
Smith, JolmC.
Smith, A. IL
i Laumx Hill.
Covington, Samiuel
Conolv, A. J.
Graham, Heirs of Dugald
Johnson, Duncan 1
Johnson, Win. .
Keimedy D. M. .7 .
Leach, Neill
Lcvhigston Susan M. L.
Monroe, Green , ;
Mclnnis, Catharine
Morgan, Z. H. . s
Mclhtyre, Mrs. Mary.
McKay, Catharine
Mclntyre, Alexnder
McKennev, Huh A."
McLaucldin, J. M. !
McLauihi, Mrs. Lilly
McLeod, Sam .
McNeill, Sandy
Heirs of John McNeill
McPherson, James .
McPherson, Duncan
McSween, Sarah
Priest,' Arch
Priest, Hugh
Priest,' Martha
Smith; Elizabeth -
Wilkerson, Christian & Sister 500 21 05
McCaU, George A. 320 9 1G
McFarland, Wm. & M6thcr 575 8 92
.:'1.7r- ":: : : T Blxl
' '; Williamson's Township. :
2 19
76 s
1 40'
1500
, 115'
7i'
100
125
T50
50
GO
200
81
700
50
8 14
3 04
2 30
1 08
2 94
2 75
48
4 07
4 G8
5 82
8 31
2 45
8 f3 23
337 1G 10
240 G 58
400 3 05
3CG 2 G2
408 12.30
375 7 5Q
200 1 88
350 bal 88
Butharj James
Chance, ..William
Covington, IL P.
so
o'
CQJEjYSED MILK,
IS'-.
Cheaper than Cow's milk,
140
Covinaton. H. C. 450
Easterlincr. Clara it Mother 105
Graham, James H.
Goodman, Join S.
Gibson, H. W. .
Gibson, Mrs. Sarah 1
Mudd, H. E.
McArthur, Peter
McCormack, James A.
McLean, Miss. Flora
Norton, Maleom r
MeLaurin, Hugh (col)
Norton, Silas Estate
Scales, Mrs. Ann i
Snn.i1.- D -R L.
and cm:i, .Tnii Ti r I
fGrcceries5 and Provisions.
.4 i -, ;. ...
Coffee,
.1 " Molasses, - ;
-. ! Bacon, V ; -,"-.'
n Lard, ... vr . '
- -Crackers, -
'. , Soda,
; ' Sea Foam,
Pe)per,
Ginger,
Catsup,
Oysters,
' Matches,
Soaji, 1
Smoking Tobacco,
j Condensed Milk,
Jellie,
Starch,
v : Blacking,
, Pickles,
Candy &c, &.c.
For sale cheap by
, ' ..W. R. TERRY.'
June 21. ,
NORTH CAROLINA ) SUPERIOR
Richmond County. COURT.
John A Long, Plaintiff,
' against
A. T. Cole, Edmund D. Covington,
Samuel W. Tick, G P. Mebane, AY. D.
Reynolds and Henry S. Reynolds, De
fendants. .- N S
IT appearing to theisatisfaetidn of tlie
Court, that W. D. Rlynoldi and Hemy
?. Reynolds' are proper parties to the a
bore entitled action, , and that they are
non-residents of the State it is orderee
that publication be made for them in thd
'Si)irit of the South," a weekly newspa
per published in the county, of Rich
mond, for six 1 consecutive" weeks, copi
niandlrig them to be and appear before he
Honorable Judge of our t;nj)ericr Court,
at the Court to be held ; for said county
at the Court Iloue in Ilockingham on
the twelfth Monday after the second
Monday in August, 1S73, to answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, which has leen
deposited in the ofSce of the Clerk of said
Court, or. ike Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded inids com-
I, Tod R. Caldwell, Governor o f the
State of North Carolina, do order so much
of the prt-amble of said act as set? forth
the alterations jiroposed and agreed to,
and the second section of said at t to be
published for thirty days' preeeiling the
first Thursday of August, " 1873,! in the
Raleigh "Daily Sentinel,'' the -Daily Era,'
and the "Daily X'ews," pubhiihed in Ral
eigh, and 'also for' the same-length ! of time
in the following .weekly iwpei-s, publish
ed in the yariotis; Congressional Districts
of the State, to-wjt: !
First DLsUict.y-' 'North. Carolinian,"
Elizabeth City; "Express,'' Waungton.
; Second Distric "News," Goldsbcro;
"Mail," Rocky Mount.' i
Third DMriet-M'Star," Wilmington;
"Statesman," Faj'ettcvillo. I 1
Fifth District "New North State,"
GreeniSboro, "Chronicle," Milton.
Sixth DLtrict-"De:nocrat," Charlotte;
"Spirit of the . South," Roclringham. ;
' Scventli District. "American, "; States-
ville; "Watchman," Salisbury- ' j
Eighth District "rioneer'' and "Ex-1
. . ...... -i- .
positor. AsneviiJ.?. "
That poi-tion of the preamble ordered
to be published is in the folio win gwoixls,
to-wit: r'-! ' "v ."'. ''
"WiimiEAS, The last General Assemb
ly, (threc-hf ths of the whole, number of
members of each House concuning,) the
bill containing the same having been read
three times in each House, proxoscd the
following alterations of the Constitution
of the State to-wit: Alteration in relation
to the public debt; alteration in relation
to the ofSce of Superintendent of Public
Works; alteration in relation to the State
- .. .. r -
census Iteration in relation to exemptions
from taxation ; alteration in relation to the
University; alteration in; relation to the
sessions of the General Assembly; altera
tion in relation to the Code Commission
ers; alteration in relation to Federal and
ether odcers holding oliice.,:'
The second section of tlie said act or
dered to be published is in tlie following
words, to-wit: '.', ; .. . ' I
"It shaU be the duty of tlie Sheriffs in
each and every county in the State to open
lolLs at the several election precinctti iri
his county on the said first Thursday iri
August next, and the same shall be kext
open for one clay, from the hour of eight
o'clock in the morning to the hour of
sevenin the afternoon, when all persons
qualified to vote according to the Consti
tution, may votef or or against the ratiiica
lion of each of the said amendment-l, those
de&irjhig i5uch amenthnents to vote with the
written or irint(id" ticket "For Amend
ments," those of a contrary opinion to vote
with a written orprkited ticket, "Against
Amendments." ' r;v. -':'-..'.- .
- - . r
The attention of County Commission
ers and Insiectors of the Election is also
called to the 4th section of said act of
Assembly which xr.oviles that sejjarate
ballot-boxes shall be f uriushed for each
amendment to be voted on.
Done at our City of Raleigh, the
l.'s. j ninth day of June, A. D., 1873, and
in the ninety-seventh year of American
Independence. '
TOD R. CALDWELL. .
By the Governor: . '-':' j
J. B. NEATinraY, Private Secretary'.
June ll-30d. ;
Raleigli, Xorlli Carolina,
Capital $200,000.
1 . ...'.-
OFFICERS:
Hon, Kt tup P. Battle, President.
F. H. Cameron, .Vice-President.. '
W. il. Hicks, Secretary.
Dr. E B Hayvood, Medical Direct r.
Dr. W. L Rovster, Ans't Medicnl
rector. 7-. -.
J. B. Batch elor, Attorney.
O. H. Perry, Supervising Agent.
; DIRECTOltS:
Hon. Kemp P. Battle, Hon. Tod R.
Caldwell, John W. Cunningham, Col.
T. M. Holt, Hon. Win. A. Smith, 'Dr.
W. J. j Hawkins, Hon. John
Manning, Gen. W: R. Cox, Col. L.
W. Humphrey, C. Tate Mui-phy, Col.
Wm. E. Anderson, Jolm G. Williams,
CoL L. Saunders, lk Y. McAdeu,
Col. A. -A. McKoy,!. J. Y'oung, Jainei
A. Graham, ; F. H. Cameron, J. C.
McRae, J. B. Batchelor, J, C. Blake,
AValtcr Clark, W. G. Upekurch, J. J.
Davis, John Nichols.
FEATURES AND ADVANT AG li :
I -It is emphatically a Home Com-
uomjiany.
Its large capital guarantees ti-cngtli
and safety.
I Its rates, are as lovv as those of any
rst class Company, i
j It 'offers all desirable forms of In
surance. ''.--'
j Its funds arc invested at home ami
circulated among our own people.
I No unnecessary restrictions inipos
ctl iipon residence, or travel. ,
Policies nbn-forf citable a:; tor two
years. ' - V . .
1 Its Officers ami Directorial e prom
inent and well-known North Carolini
ans, whoso experience as business
inen and yhose worth and integrity
are alono sufficient guarantees of the
Company's strength, solvency and
success.
j THOS. II. HAUGHTON,
j District Agent.
T. W. GUTHRIE,
Agent for Richmond Count v.
June 14. 20-"
BUY
THE
J&&J AXE..
f ulry ai . good or better, for sale j by s stubbs, WilHam 1
i 1 W. It TERRY". ;isfWu-.iUftiifW
Stanton, George
Ik. It. JIcDonal,
t o viic 7 a t X, aw
IT". v "
CaETIIAGE, N. C. ;
Practices in the Courts of
Montgomery, Stanley,. Rich-
MooreJ
mond Arid Cumberland Counties.
I 277:
120
- 32
115
344
1GG
40
10
'8!
' 1! --
80
227
""SO
247
327
92
203
57
r 0 plaint -7777 '
o or ' itness, , D. Stewart, Clerk of our said
- -O f Court, at olHee in Rockingham, tins the
G 00 j 5th day of June, A. D., 1S73. ;
108 D. STEWART, C. S. C.
x 5g ! June 7. 7 19-Gw
2 8Gi
4 7G
99
34!
2 39!
2 G4S
1 41!
2 48 ;
1 OS j
4 57 !
SPRUNT & HINSON,
C 031 MISS 10 X 21 Ell OIL I XTS,
Guaraiiteed to exccll all others both in
shax. and. material. ' I5j..sare..toaak for
THE! JACOB! AXE.
AND ACCEPT NO OTHER. '
For you will then le ceitain you arc get
ting the iMjht for your money.
EVERY ANE WAIIRANTED.
For sale, wholesale .and retail, at i
NATH'L JAGOBI'S L
Hardware Dexot, No. 9 Jarket street,
Ana Dealera throughout the State.
Wi!mIuglou,Charlol(2aiidRuthcr
: ford Rail Itoad Line.
Eastern Division: New ScJiedulc,
1873.
GOING WEST.
1873.
STATIONS.
IPASSLNGIU:
Leave Wihningtou
" Abbottsburg
" , Lumberton
" Shoe Heel .
" LaUrinburg
" Rockingham
Arrive at Lilcsvillef
00 A M
-'1 lliAM
12 20P-M
1 55 P 31
2 39 PM
1 03 P M
1 45 P M
IULIGIZT.
GOO AM
1 1 15 A M
2 05 I' M
5 00 1 M
G 00 A 31
A M
10 00 A M
GOING EAST.
STATIONS.
'PASSENGLT.! FEEIGHT.
Leave Lilesville 17 40 A Mf12 00 M! 2
Rockingham S 3G A Mf
LaurinburglOSOA M5 00
Shoe Heel
" Lumberton
10 55 A M o 55 A M
12 20 I'M'J W.AM
" Abbottsburg 1 20 P Ml 12 05 I'M
Arrive at Wilmiug. 4 U5I'3I! 5 W P 31
Dinner going West; Brcakf;tst? going
East. Freight Trainl &tox here over
night '.-".
fStage for . Cliarlotte Ikiilro.ul ai.l
Stage fare, Wilmington to Chariot",
only 510.
. , tfjimSo TrtxiuA on Sund?y. E.n:ci
rreight .Car aecomiuny each I'a.Hvng r
Train, Special Trains for Ton Timber run
frequently.
1873 WESTERN DIVISION. IS
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jTATION-S
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L'-ave Charlotte
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4 GRICUCTURAL IMPLEMENTS ,
wC3L'-utIerj.-, "Iroii, I hied, Nalli, Gun, i'ii-
tobi, Ainunitiou, . t
vo 'would resectfmly call t.ie auen- , ' , ...
WHOLESALE BUYEKS ' Ahiv .7r!7,inu
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10 i'.i A H
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tion of
Wilmington, N. C7j ; ;.j. ;;l-y j tqour fulh 'aii:d".;6ihpletc ;aisoi-tiiicnt )M
-v. K -1 ernbracinrr all : and .--e-erv-' d:.scnrt:oj 1 '
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VXXJtX 1 superior advantages we can offer from j
il JOHNSUX,
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1 07 y u !
2 41 m
5 1 i I'-.m
S. L. FREMONT,.:
; n-rd'. a-h nt.
24 tf
"Ut.
Makes lirht, sweet biscuit ! having
G 91 f Once used, it will never be done iwith-
out. For sale by Ik TERRY.
15-ly-Tk
Wright, Rebecca .
W aters, Calvin
i Stlwaiitsville Township.
Adams, Evandcr 21
Bundy, J. IL R. 2 Town Lots
Braddy, Tristram Guardian 120
j Davip, Mary S. 20Q
3 31
4 40
4 1
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30 31
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JAMES C. DAVIS,
A tlorncj" at X ii it ,
Laueel Hill, N. C.
All business entrusted to mr
the AGENCY to several
j LEADEC G FAGIORIES in the ti-ade,
) Always on hand SOLE and HAR
INESS LIL1THER, 'KH5 and CAEF
. SKINS. 0 ' - .
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SASH,
DOORS and BLINDS, AC, AC. !
I Please call and examine, before !
I pirchasiiig, the .stock at f
NATH'L JACOBI'S !
S.FOVLKi:St
Jeweler,
-XND-
7-231 care will be
promptly attended to. Tji Hardware Deivat, No. 9 JLirLet St.
3 77 Mfyl3 15-tl ileb. 2o V 4-ly.
Dealer U CLQCKS, U A TOJIES, .1.
ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
Jtf Work done at ubort tiutl e :r j
griftrjtntcvd.
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