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r
Gpod jprhings-n UjRailroadi Schedules
Young ladles who play croquet are
known as "maidens all for lawn " A
- "Should old acquaintance be
0t?" Not if they Have money
for-
Some lawyers resemble folks ho
can sleep iff any position. ' It is imma
terial on which fcidc they lie.
rWhy are hot cak8 like caterpillars?
Because they arc the grub that makes
the butter fly.
Raleigh &,Gaslon R.
SUPEBINTENDET'SFFICE, J
Raleigh, N. C, June 11th, '72. J
Rutins fays that the most
On and after Monday June 17thf
1872, trains on the Kaleigh & Gaston
Railroad, will run daily (Sunday ex
cepted) as follows:
Mail Train.
ough way of keeping' home warm is
to board your mother-m-lavr,
ayes Kaleigh ..10.00 a. m
mes at Weldon . .Q. .. 3.30 p. m
LfiawsWeldon......... v. 15 a. in
Arrives atRaleigh. J..,. .. 3.05 p. m
Arr!
They gay that hcn MrSpinnti
writes hia autograph' on the sandof K-Leayes Baliegh .... Hi... 8.00 p.
Florida the grasshoppers faint away. Ar A VeVat Weldon.. CT,... C.20 a.
She wked if her. new dress wasn't as
41 4ieyc u eiuon ........ . y.io
Arrives at Kaleigh . . . 8.00
Mail train makes close connection at
m.
m.
a. in
p. m
awect as a Spring rose, and tU 'brutoWeldon with the seaboard & Roanoke
. . . . 1 T- i 1 T . f a ?
:said it was even to the minor attrac- I ""roau ana oay wdc steamers via.
- , ... , . ' I Baltimore, to and from all point?,
tion of t till having a little due on it. Northt Wegt ftQd Northwest tnd with
. . T I the Petersburg Railroad via Petersburg,
A geologist cays that be ncvor heard Richmond and Washington City, to
of secondary formations without plea;
ure the ladies being i the secondary
formation, for they were formed after
4he man.
as. nclfjemaJl poinjtaJNoiiland ,2Jorth
.J And atTlafeigh with-lbe.Korth Car-
PR O S P ECT U S ;. THE LOST CAUSE.
OP THE
FU.7? 3STIT UEE.
ft 1 WEEKLY HERALD
jas:g6rdonbennett
' Proprietor.
".JEOADWiF AND ASK BTEIETS.
' POSTAGE FREE
AKNTJALfCBSCHlPIlON PEICE . $2"
The Sandwich Islanders are going
adopt a new flacbat thev can't Vie-
.cido whether to take a gray horse blan
ket with a hole in it, or an old yest
.with the back jfpped opt.
"Don't he iu such a hurry.' Baid a
reckless California murderer on his
way to the gallows, to the hastening I by Accommodation train, and
olina Railroad to and trom all points,
8ou'h and Southwe&t, and with the
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line to Hay
wood and Fayetteville.
, , Accommoaaiionand Freight trains
connect a weldon with Accoram ora
tion and Freight trains on Seaboard &
Koanoke Railroad and Petersburg
.Railroad.
Z Amiat ualeigh fwith AC(Jpcuue.da
lion and freight trains oa-'Ktu Caro
ina Raiiroad.
Pehona living along the line of the
road can yisitRaleigh in the morning
remain
.crowd; "take things easy, aa dp, if
yea want to enjoy it , I?
An article going tho 'roun.r of the
press is entitle "Tales from Bologna."
Wo biven't rend it but as there -Js a
groat deal of mystery in JJologna, we
are inclined to the opinion that tales is
a misprint fo;r ".tails.'!, . , .
several hours, and return the same eve
,k Gen'lfcupt,
ft
Some carefu-! and deep-thinking stu
dent ha discovered that the word
d-e-b-t is composed of the initials of-
Bun everybody twice." " C-r-e-d-i-t is
formed of the initials letters of "Call
regularly every day; 1,11 trust' - , , ;
A bashful young clergyman, recently
rising to preach for the first time, niado
a .terrible mix of it announcing his text
in this wise : '-And immediately the
cock wept, and Peter went out and
.crew1 utterly.' - r '
Ilere is soliloquy of a Parisian ine
briate, addressed to his hat, which had
fallen off. It was overhqard one night
'.on the Boulevards: "If I pick you up, I
fall; if I fall, you will not pick me up"
then I leave you;" and he staggered
proudly away.
7 15 P. M
trht train dailv at 1 2 00 noon.
No. 2. Fr ij;ht Train at 4 CO p. m
For
kisinka'
New1 Tax Bill.
pretty giono dnllnr. ; :
For kissing a homely one, two dol
lars. The tax is levied in ' order.; ta
break up the custom altogether, i be
ing regarded as a piece of inexcusable
absurdity. . i'C;.?-:
For every flirtation ten cents.
Courting in the kitchrn, twenty.fiye
.cents. : ' ; - f . .; ;
Courting in the parlor five dollars.
Courting in romatio places, five"dol
Jars and fifty cents thereafter.
For a girl giving a young man tho
mitteo, three dollars.. ' ?
For every young man giving his
girl the mitten, five dollars and cost of
Seeing a lady home from church
twenty cents. ;
1 -
railing 10 beo ncr nome nve dollars
and cost.
RAILR0AT COMPANX.
'Portamouth, Jan lat,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On; andv after- Friday, January. 1st 1875
Trains will leave AVldon daUy (Snnday ex
cepted) ag-foltowi; - t .
Mail tr&ib daily fc. .............. 4 p. m.
No. 1. "Freight" train daily at 4 a. m.
, No.. 2 Freight train at 8 a. m.
ARRIVE AT POErsMOUTH.
Mail train daily at
No. 1. Freight train dail1
No. 2. Fr'iyht Train at "
t.Freigat tiaias1 have-a pa'ssengr Car at
tac'iicd,
bteamers for Edenton, Plymouth & Land
ings on lUtckwuter, ,and Chowan liivers
le'.Ae' Fraakliu at 7 40 A. M. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. iC'-j',;'--;;
- . ' Gen'ISupt ;
bUlIEDULE OF THE PETER3
URQ RAILROAD COMPANY.
PASSENGER TRAINS. '
; ;eavk Weldon.
BipresfiYai n ... . ,Xfc. . 8,30 a. m.
aiaii xraiu.,. 4.10 p
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Tea Copiea , . , 1 5
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Additions to clubs receive! at club
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These rates, make. the. Wkexlt Her
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conntry. - -
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by mail will beat the risk of the sen'
dtr.
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culture, Horticulture, Floriculture, Po--inolijgy
and' the managetoentpdnv
inestic ' animals. ParricoHr ; attention
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itili?f' f ' T-V, -;,;;
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cultural; and family, newepaper in the
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up the hour ef publication... f
Dunng ' the session ot Congress the
Weekly Herald will contain a sum.
mary ot the proceedings and the latest
Hews by Telegraph; fiom IWashjngtbn,
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Amusements, Editorial Articles on the
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or the Cattl and : Dry Goods Markets,
Financial and Commercial Intelligence
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Herald. .
A MAGNIFICENT Picture 14x18
inches iu size; printed on heaxy plate
piper, beautltul in design ? and artistic
m txecutioni It represents a confed
erate soldier after the-war returning
o bis borne, which be finds lonely and
desolate. In front of the ruined cot-
uge, ttllmg a aad tale of the miseries
ot war, are two graves with rude cross
es, on one of which some friendly hand
has Lung a garland. To the right the
calm river and the rising moon indi
cate peace and rest.' The ttar, seen
through the trees, represent tneaouini.
ern Cross, it is a picture . that will
touch every Southern heart and should
find" a place in every Sontbern-himei -Sent
by mail- mbunttd 00 a roller and
post- paid, on .receipt of 23 cts, or
three for 60 cents.
: Address'- . Johh Bcbrow A Co.
" n - Publishers f! Bristol , Tenn , ? ;
I Agents wanted t everywhere to sell
our cheap and popular pictures, $5 to
$10 per day easily made. No money
required until pictures are sold. Send
stamp for "catalogue and termtu
L0U1SBURG -MALE
; AjQADEMY,
I The Spring Session will begin !Jan-?
nary 10th 1876.., v .. r ,
Teiims Pek Se?sion of 21 weeks :
f Board with the principal, washimr,
lights and towels not deluded, f70,00.
t Tuition in primary Department 15 00
do Regular English Uonrsc, 20 00
Latin and Gictk; each, extra, 5 00
I Board must be paid in advanep. All
'accounts lor Tuition are' dne' at the
; close Ol thesession, and will be prompt
lly prts&nted for payment. No deduce
tion In Tuition except iu cases of pro
tracted sickneas. -
... .. M. S. DAVIS, Principal,
EL C. SALUSBURY.
J. CROWE
Balusbixry :&
-V ' ...
l -.S- ' - ' i
Rowe9
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .DEALERS IN
P U R N 1 T C R E,
Also. Carpels Oil Cloths? Window Shades and
' : MATT.RASSES," ;
VST Call and examine out stock before purchasing elsewhere.
. KO. 207 "and 209MAIN STREET, :
Norfolk, Ya.
Pept S-2m
THE WEEKLY SUN. I FAKMVILLE INSUR
ANCE & BANKING
m.
e AjRRjVE A!S PETEESBURG.
vJSxp resa., . , . . . a ..1 2.10 a. m
fljaH,' k 1 . . . rr . . 8.05 p. m
PETKKSntTRG.
m
m
The universal expectation ef married'
people is, that their married lives will
always be happy ones. Deluded
dreamer! They imagine .they are
different , from . 'other people, .4'
that when they enter the portals of
patrimony, love, pcaco and pr asperity
will ever be their attendants. Such'
had better by far cousidcr themselves
the same as other, but form iron rc6o'
lution? to do differently from ottoer
married people resolutions. that-, will
keep them from the dangerous coasts
on which so, many have been wrecked
and ruined.' Unhappy marriages ldo
pend upon many causes. Previous to;
marriage, many try to appear more'in
- tollectual, amiable or more accompluh
ed than they really are. ' Depend up
on it, that love brought, into existence
MalL. ... . . .C 6.17 a. m
txptft f.-y ... . . . i . . .3.17 p. m
tfA9" m WELDON.
" Hail . ... . . 9-30 a.
Express:........ 7.00 p.
Freight Trains.
1esliurg.nH.T. OtT p. m.
eaveAVefdo.;..".. 9.-36 p. m.
Arrive at. Weldon . . i ..... 5,09 a. m.
Arrive t Petersburg. .1'.'- 4.00Va. ni.
ti.f " tf-0A8To". Taanf.,,"' i..
i-eave retersLorg... . u:a-" a. m.:
Leave Gast o n . . . . . . . . : : . . 1 . 1 5 p. m .
Arrive at umon ri dv p. m
7.00 p. m.
Branch will be
received at the Petersburg depot only
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
SkYj J 1 !l i a k. . . .
viu gwui wiu rccciYea iirer mu noar.
: ; H. T. DOUGLASS.
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AMERIGAN AND FOREIGN PAT-
Gilmore & Co., Successors to Chip
man, Hosmer & Co., Solicitor?, Pat4
enta procured in all countries.
fees in advance. No charge unless tbe
patent is granted 1N0 fees for leaking
preliminary examinations. i"To addi
Itonal fees tor obtaining and conduct
ing a rehearing. : By a recent decision
of the Commissioner all rejected appli
cations may be reviyed. Special ct-
'"terition given to Interference Cases be
fore the patent Office, Extensions be
fore Cp&aressl lnlring ment Snits in
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peartamg to Inventions or patents
Send stamp to Gilmore & Co. for pam
phlet of siqty pages.
SELECT SCHOOL
Mns. A. E. Yaubortjgh "has had a
a school o? small girls tor itveral years.
She will take a few more, from eight
to fifteen yrars of sige. They will hoard
with her mother, Mrs. Dr. W. T. John
son who resides near Lonisbnrg, and
will be under the careful supervision
ot both her mother and herself. The
scholastic year will be divided s into
twoeswns of 20 weeks each, with a
vacat ion of MX weekf. lie spring f es
8ion will commence the 10th ' of Jan.
1876. 1 ' 1
CHAT.GE3 PER SESSION PAYABLE HALF
. s; , in Advance : ,
Board, per month, $15 00
"Tuition, Englishper session.
do ..French and Litin, each.
V"
10
M v. uv vji nguu .. ......
, Arrive at Petersburg ....
5 t VjOfihtJ tiff Gaston Branc
Muic, with use ot Pinr.o,
Xo extra' chargc-F.
20 00
5 00
SO 00
Land For Sale-
I offer For F.Ve the tract of. lar.eL
Jj ing on tne west side of the R & G.
It. It within four hundred j'ads ot.
the corporation of, Frank liDton and,
(ontaining a hundred acres more or
less.; One ha'f is woodland, the other
arab'e and excelieot for cotton wheat
or corn tlnis 'unci is very cone.
uient to business-, good s schools and
churches, aud is desirabTe as Frank
lintonis one of the most flourishing
tov. ns on. the It & G H K Any one
desiring the above advantage?,' wlih a
hea'thy location, cannot do. better
than to purchase For terms call on
the 'gubsciibef, who w ill , show the
aird."' : ' - - '
P. C. PERSON.
. Franklinton, N. C 1
Suptrintendent
C1IK0
MOS
a iwuij
P,!
:In erder tb - introduce ! our large,
eight-page, Illustrated Literary and
Family Paper, Thk Souvksir, we wiil
-send it on trial tor six5 months tor only
GOcta., and to each .subscriber; we will
mail, post paid loar elegant Oil Cbro
most "Little Red Riding Hood,! 'Th ?
Children's Swing, ,4Pecka :BoqV antl
'Mothei Joy.' These pictures ar
not common prints, - but genuine oif
hromoa in sixteen, colors, .that are.
equal in appearanca to fine oil .paint
ings. Just think of it lour fine tchro
mos and an excl!ent liteiary -paper six
months for 60 cts. Try it. Make up
A cinJ ofjnve enoscriocrs, aeJj wej will
send-yon an extra copy' lai six tasnths
and tour extra chromos No danger ot
losing your money. - We refer to the
Posi Master, Bristol, as to our respond
sibility. Caan rcquirea in advance;
by a moonlight stroll, strenethened by
eeeit and fashionable displays, and "wiity. - Ma rcquirea in aavance;
. . ; . , r -.rV , hfoiampleaT free. Agents wanted to
finally consumad through" the influx take subscriptions y and sell our fine
ence of intriguing friends, will fade in pictures. From $3 to $10 a day easily
after life almost as fait the flowers made' Addre jj. BURROW, l :
Khich compose the bridal wreath. 200 Uain 6t i Bristol, Tean.
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;:; " , AND SCRIP. . ,
Contested Land cases prosecuted be
torn the UJ S. . General Land Office and
Departnu nt of tne Interior. pnaate
Laed Claim, iniug and, preiempuon
Claims, and IIoioKsted Oases at tended
to. Land Script ir 40, 80, ind - JG0
acre pieces for sale. Tni "benp is es-
s:inable, and can be located in the
name pi the, purchaser upoa any Gov
'erhmeut land subject to private entry,
at $U25,per acre. It is of equal value
with bounty - land warranta . Sh'd
"stamp to-Gilmore & c. ier ' pamdhlet
of Instruction. .
ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
-Officers, So?d:ers,:and Sailors ot . the
late war,jor their heirs, are in many ca
ses entiled to money from the Covtra
mont of wbiob they bare T10 knowl
edge. Write full bUtory of atrvicey,
aod tate amount ol pay and . bounty
received. Enclose stamp to Gilmore
.& Co.. and full reply, after examina
tion, ill be given you free.
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wronnded ruptured 01 injured in 'the
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Cases prosecuted Gilmore Go. before
tbe aupn mc court ot the U. S., the
court of claims and the Southern claims
commission.
Each deprrtment cf our business is
conducte1 ina separate burr any under
charge of the same experienced, parties
enrrloyed by the old - firm. Prompt
attention to all business entrusted to
Gilmore & Co. is thus cecurvd- We
desire to winr by desenring it- Addrees
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vertiser, an old 'physician, : retired
from active practice, having had placed
in his hands by an East India Mission
ary the formula f a simple Vegetable
ltemepjv-for -the speedy aud perma
nent ure of Consumption,: Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat gnd
Lung Aflectior.s, afso a Postlve and
Radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful sura
the powers in thousands "of cases,
feels it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive, and a conscientious desire
io relieve humari : su.Tcring, , he will
t-cud (free of charge), to all who desire
it, this recipe, with full directions for
preparing and successfully
bent bv return uia'l by abdressinir.
DR. W. C. STEVENS,
Munroe Blocks SyracuserN Y,
Noy.l9-ly. .-;
1770 Now York 1 SO
Eighteen hundred and sevenijsix is
the I'entennial year. It is also ibe year
, n Tvhich an Ojp.-wtinn Uou-e of Repre
tenatives, the year of tbe t wenty-'.bird
election of a President of ' the united
Statee. AU of these events are ture
to be t great interest and importance,
especially the two latter; and all 01
them and everything connected witu
them will be fully and freshly reported
and expounded in ins bUN.
-The Opposition Uone ot Represen
td'irep, taking up the llOe cf inquiry
opened years ago bv Tub. Sua. will
sternly and diligently invtetigste the
corruption and mudceda ot Geakt s
administration; and will, it 13 10 Ic
hoped, ly the four.d.ilion lor a new
and aud better pf riod in our national
history. Of ail this The Sun will con
tam fvmpleie aiid btciirate accfiiutp.
furiiishintr is readers wuu enily 4110
trustworthv inrrmatiou upon mesc
absorJiir.g topics
The twenty-third rp'siential ehc
tlou, with the preparations lor it, will
be memoiable as deciding upon
Grant's aspirations for a third te rm ol
liowi-r ana p'unut rv anl stu; more aa
dcid:ti;.whr hall be the candidate of
'he party )l Reb im. and" as electing
that candidate. Core ruing all these
suH'.ct.a ihtge who reul The Sun will
have ih; cons-nut mtans of bt'iug thor
oughly well informed.
The Wkkki.y Sex, winch ha attained
a cicuktion kf oV' r 60,000 copies.
a'n ft'lv tia rs r'affers m evtry slate
iid Tirt uory. a:d we treat that the
yer 170. will fef tht-ir rund)ers doub
Jed. ,H will c- n:!iiU to be a thorough
nt W'pai er. All the cencral ceia of
the day will be found in i, condensed
when unimportant, at full length whtsn
of. momn:; and always, we trust,
treated m a clear, inter Btirr and in
structive manrer.
It is qui aim to make tho Weekly
Sun the. best family newspaper in the
world, and we. shall contmne to give
in its'colntns a .large amount of iniscel
laneous, men es stones, tait?, poems,
scienticc mteligrnce an agricultural in
formation, for which we are not able
to make room in our daily edition.
The agricultural department especially
is one of its prominent features. The
fashions are also regularly reported in
its colnms; and so are tho markets of
every kind.
. Tne Weekly Bun, eight pages with
mty six nroaa columns is only i.'-iu a
year, postage prepaid. At tins price
barely repays the cost of the paper, no
discount can be made from this rate to
CEXT&S'NIAL OF NORTH CARO
, UNA METHODISM GRAND
. MASS MEETING IN R1LEIGH
BEGINNING MARCH 21st 1876.
First Day Tdcaday, March 21st, 76.
, j 10 o'clock, A, M., at Metropolitan
ITall Opening Religious Servicea. .
Organization. Addrcsa of Yelcome -by
Cot. Walter Clark. ' '
3 o'clock, P. M.,Edenton Street
Sermon, by Rer. V. H. Bobbitt.
: 5 o'clock, P. M.,lerson Street
Sermon, by'RcV. Joseph Wheeler. .
; 7J .o'clock, P,, 31. Metropoltitaa
IlaU-rSubjcct for discussion Metlio
disra and its Founders by BUho'p II.
N. McTyeire, D. D. ' I...
Sccoud Day Wednesday, March 22d,
1 1876. '
10 o'clock, A. M., at Metropolitan
Uall Subject for dtacuasion: ' The
pioneer Methodist Ministers and Lay
men of N. C, their Struggles and Tri
urapjis by Rev, W, 7. Bobbey, A.
31., Pxcf? W. a Doub A. M.y
: 3 o'clock, P. M., Edenton Street
Sermon by Rev. L. L. Ilendren,
S o'clock, P. M., Person Street
Sermon by Rer. F, L. lUid.
7 o'clock, P. :Mn at MctropoliUn
Hall Subject '"or'discussion: The In
troduction and History of Methodism
S10.000.00 United Stales "t tK
Bonds DfiDosited vith - Maoguai, Rev. h.t.
1
Ihe Treasurer of the
State, for the
protection
of the Policy , Holders.
-1
COMPANY OF
FARllYILLE Ya.
Assells 223,935.00.
Ths Farmville hat ever Ven noted
for its promptness and equity in pay
n.tn' ot losses, ana its iiffperal liberali
ty to the insured. Its increasing bui-
1 it? a and popuUritj. pHce it in the
front rank of the Insurance Companies
of the Country.
All liaise af rislc, such as, Steam,
Wiiter and Horse powei Cotton Gin',
Stre ITousffs, Stock of Good, Rc?i
lenrcs &c, taken at equitable rates.
GEO. 8. BAKElti AGENT for
Franklin County.
N, C. Sept. 3-" m.
Ljiuiibur.
THE SUNNY SOUTH,
The LAr.GEST akd Handomkst Liteii
AItT PaPEU IX AMKK1CA.
BmiXIlNT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
J37 Specimens Fbkb. E!
- The following new stories will soon
be commenced, and will le the most
intensely thrilling of any romances yet
published in en American journal.
, RILL A ROSCOE ;
' NosTri AMD Soutie.
A thrilling National ' Romance, based
. upo'n the adminstrationa of Presi- '
- ideots . Lincoljo and Johnson, .
and the Execution of Mrs.
Surratt in 1865. !
WlUTTEW BY A DISTTSODISIIED ETATES-
. MAN. ,
clubs, agents, Postmasters, or anyone.
The Dailt dun, a large lour page
newepaper ot 23 column?, gives all the
news for two ceDts a copy, bubsenp-
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1.10 per year. We have no traveling
agents. Addres, Thk Sun New York
City.
i P 1 1 mm ! .1
. ' MACDONALDd NEW &TORY1
WRITTEN IN BLOOD ;
Tna MiDsiorrr Plsekje.
A story cf tbe last Napoleon's Reiirn.
Bt 1. Quad, of the Michigan Press.
St George
FIGnTINO AGAINST FATE ;
or.
Alohc is the World.
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by Mr?. Mary K. Bryak. who is tbe
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and
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mgton, D. C.
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE
Greensrwo, N.C. ;
The Spring Session ot 1876
WILL BEGIN
On Wednesday, the 12th of January,
'v T and continae.twnty weeks.
Board (exclusive of washing & lights)
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i President Board of Trustees.
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disadvantages and many amusing inci
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419 Washington St, Boston, Mass.
Hudson. , ,
Third Day Thursday, March 23d ,.70.
; 10 o'clock. A. M , at Metropolitta
Hall - Subject fr discus-Mon; Pri
grcss of Method sm iu tha 19;h Cen
taury; by U'tehop D. S. I)..jrgett, DD.
3 J o'chxrU, P. M., IMwtitou Si ret;
Sercon by P.ev. N. II.' D. Wi!un.
DD.
j' 3 o'clock, P. M., Pcoson Street;
Sermon by v W C Gannon.
TJo'c'.Ovk, P. M., at Mctmpoiitait
Hall; 'Subject ' for discussion : Tae
Edueatior.al Interest? iT Metliodijon
in North Carolina ; by lLv. B Craven. ,
D D., Hev T M Jouc.4, D D.. Ucv V.
M. Uoboy, llev. J. A. Cuniiingini,
Kev. V, A. Sharpo. . .
Fourth Day- Friday, March 24th, '70.
10 o'clock, A. M., ot Mctropttlitaii
Hall Subject fcr d5jcn.ion: 1st.
Methodism: Its Kelttiou to the Ori
gin and Progrei of the S in l.iy School
work by .Kev. K. A. Yates. 2d
Methodism: It IVjlatiou to tlio t ri
gin ani progress of Bible, Miiioi-ary
snd Tract Societies by Ibu K L
Perkina.
3 o'ciock, l M:, Elcnton Street ;
Sermon by Bev Wm Close, D D.
3 o'clock, P M.. Pt ron Street ;
Sermon by Rev D H Brutnn
1 o'clock, P M , t Metropolitcn
Hall t Subject for discus ion: MrtTio-
dism, Its Revival History; by Blliop
E M Marvin, DD. 1
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Fifth Day -Saturday, March 2oth,7C
10 o'clock, A. Metropolitan
Hall Subject for discussion: Church
and Stateby Hon. John N. Staj-W
3 o'clock P. M-, Edenton Sired
Sermon by itcv. R. O. Burton.
3 o'clock, P. M., Person Street
Sermon by Rev. S. D, Adams.
1 o'clck, P. 31., at Metropoliua
Hall 'Subject for diicussion : Meth
odism : Its Itinerant Plan of Ojera-ions-
by Rer. W. S. Black.
Sunday March 2Gtb, 187G.
9 o'clock, A. M.," Edenton Street
-Love Feast. '
' 9 o'clock, A '. M.f Person Street
Love-Feast. -
3 o'elockv.at Metropolitan Hall,
Sundav-Scliool-Mass-Mceting. Sab-
ject for . discussion : Tle Sunday
School -a field for" the employment of
the best talent by Rer. J. J. Renn.
There will be. preaching morning
and evening at - tho two Mfctbodiit
Churches by lbe bishops.!
- Dear Brethrex; We publl ih tho
above as the Programme for our 'co
tennial Colebration in Rcleigh. It is
not fully completed soro few change
may be made in ref rencsto the pulpit
exercises. It is however suhetantially
arranged. As the people generally in
N. C. feel a deep interrst in this cele
bration, we inst respectfully request
the Press of the State to copy this Pro
gramme. Other important announcements
will lemad next week. Let tbe-e
be a crand rally, at Raleigh; and let
all our minUtsriiand people pray for a
'tidal wave" of salvation to sweep
over the whole state.
J. P. 3IOORE,
L. S. RURKHEAD,
.T It "ROTlHlTT
.i v-W. J. YOUNG, , J?J
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