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COME UKTO ME.
Art thoh weary ? Art thou languid?
Art thou sore distressed ? ; .
'Come id me," with One ; "ant! fcoming
. - Be at rest." 1 1 . J
V - . '"I ,
Hath he nVaSih to lead me to bim,' 1 '
If he Iw my guide ? '.f
hi feet and .hand are wound-print,
-' And lii sidej"
Is there diadem as monarch; im
That Uis brow adorns ? !i i
"Yen, a crown iii verv surety, k ' !1 1 Ij "
i y-. liut ol tnorn i-, ;j
If I fnxl him if I follow, 1 ; '
What hi guerdon Irere ? j
"Many a sorrow, many a labor, ,J
! " V - Marry a tear."; ;j
If I Mill hold closely lo him,1 i
. What aih he at Jnst ?
Manr a'storrow, many" 'labor, ' 1
" - Many a tear. , i
K If I ftill hold c losely to him, -
What has he nt .'Jast ? . f
''Sorrows ranqaisli'd, labor ended.. 4
' if Jordan pal I" ;
( If I ak bim to receive nrer
Will he mt meinay ?
'ot till earth, not till heaven, .
" ., ' Pans away I" I
Tending, following, keeping, ptrnggling,!
Is lie sure to bles? . f ....');
"AngdH, martyrs, prophU, prilgrim .j . ,
. r Answer, les i
f 4,
li ilr KA iSJCU LS Li 1UU X . ,,
In apeakin of a person's fault. t .
' Pray don't forget your own : r -
Keneiuter tliose with homes'of glaw, if 'H
; Should "seliloni throw a stone. .
If we ha ye nothing ebe to do ' '
But talk of those who fin, - f '
'Tw'better we Cotomehec at homf ' ! .
And from that point begin. 'I. .f
We hare no right to jndge a man, - ;
. Until he's fairly tried ; .
, Should we not like hisompany, i
We know tn world i wide..
Some may have faults, and who has not ?
The old as well young; - '
Perhaps we may, for aught we know, ;p
J lave fifty to their one.
.I'll lety, yon of a better plan, i ,
And ftnd t works full well
To try "my-'own defects to cjjre- : .i
,. Before of otbcr.V tell;
"And though sometimes hope to bo
No. worse than some 1 know,
My own shorteomings bLd jne.let
' The faults iof otheis go. ,
V" ' , I
Then let us all, when we commence,
To slander 'friend or foe, j ;
" Think of the barm one word may do
TO those we little know. ,-
. IlememlePf iirses, i-ometimes, like
Our chicken., "tbcstat home ;.' '
Pon?t speak of other's faults until
.We have none of our own.
"DelL"
X
THE'STORYOF A VAIIf .
It was a ljuer night, . E tJy. n; th
day a light drizzling railn had fallen, but!
before evening changed into occagionalj
gusts of electy snow, ;iccompanied wi'.h' a!
biting, wijid. iliat chilled the uafoiiunte;
pedstrian to "the very bone, and rfenTerV
ed alking anything btit pleasant.; "The;
windows rattled so violently, ' aud the!
prospect looked so cheerless ass I gazeqH
out through- the store door upon tfie jstreet
that I. had, scri mi ly medrtated tailing a
car on tuy way home, but as I stepped
.outside nnd pocketed the key s a 15u.il; iif
'the blast alien d -my haJf-tormed rei-i
lutioti, and, Ivittouing the top button oi
mv overeoat,: I started down the almodt
deaerteil street. " !
I wasii baclielor, but, for ;all that
home had' rils attraetitins for met eieli
though presiclcd over by a housekclpper
and' a single j m4rr of-all-work to, reliev
vher. of the nKre ardous duties ; attending
Upon her position. The modest . sign ij
" gilt over the tnre door whence I bUd but
emerged informed the world ' and! New
.Yorkers generally that 4iU. G Brooks''
was jts proprietor, and from the 4'p'aJt
of fabrics 'in the tdiow windnwjs "fit wai
very evident 'that dry goods were retailed
within. Five and-thirty winters had
passed over iiiy had, but.j, as,-j vet v their
'sandals Jiau left no trace in tne shape of
.gray hairs, -and had I been so dispaed t
could-have stepped ioe-nhe ehackels of
luatriniony eof:ir as getting a wife j wats
concerned -at' most any time', but the
fact was reader, I was contented with
verythinir -myself included but the
weather.' j 1
"Yer's yer evening paper.'-
' It was a peculiar voice tliat struck my
ear as I hurried through the slush and
"wet. It was a child's treble voice, ; clear
" and trojig, with a slight quaver ?on the
last syllable, as though the' biting damp
air clnlled liiii utterance. j
"Evening "paper, only two centi.""" !
, Again-the! childish tones and quavering
voice, only the quiver seamed; to prevado
tne wnoie sentence now. as j drw
- near. Uie lamp-post,: from whose base the
voice seemed to proceed, I espie'da' ban-
.die of rags, clutching asmaflj parcel . of
papers with jOne hand, aud .he -other arm
circling the 1 lamp-post against which, it
leaned. . , ' , . , , 'I ', ,:
Drawing my glove as I paused in the
gaslight, atd taking some small ; change
from my pocket, I asked the bundle of
rags now endowed with animatioa at
f '4heighiof "these inovements--foi' a pa
per. A small, dirty hand held one out
toward me, and as I took it, I dropped
the'enin inl-olth'e discolored 9alui4 ; j
'Too much money," it said, j ' j
f knowif, but keep it for jourtelfi"
:I replied. -: . " !'
t 1;( "Thankee, sir." , J M ;)?"
" 'Tolding thepaper, and putting it in ray
f pocket. ! I. started to go, when a thought
flashey 'over 'my mind. . ij
- ' Where do y live, boy I" I asked
."turning to the bundle, which had resumed
its position ?,t the lamp-post. l l '.
; ' "Xwherel" I '; I " l
' I 4Vhere are your parents?" j i
i rt "tl n i got none. ' ; ;
- "Wliat is iyour .name'1
r . "Dell." ! "
"Deil, w'il yon come home and stay
i with me to-iiight ?" I )
o&wnjty'er foolin." j
'No I ami not; I am in earnest; there's
tno one bnt.roe-at home; will you jgo V I
.. - . l-8, Sir. " " - ' : is.-.
That night, for the first time injmonths.
.nf rr' thorough washing at the 'hands.
ofMrtl WA!JD5ll'j slept in a well fu
- nished .'foob.Und 'between warmf, -fleeicy
bfaukets. - r; . j- s,. j;
. ' -j
1 iiree veara naea ana irom - a
child
cf 'ine.tl)ell' had crown tin to a bright
- - s r I r
ilie boyaniheiiatI acfastoKied luoiU
StocaUWme -Untie DickTese fears
nont at firhnrtl KlAS ilOne mUCh tO
ward
cradicailnff the dr.ojs 1 hat IiarJ
r.
kccHinala
jted inJiw fmrs Miifiii the ifree;Ts .or xne
reat metropolis, nd had jinslled Intri
hU mind ome of the -nobferj qualities es
aentiatto life Ulscal name was WardelJ
llolmes. His mother, J)rolten-herted Jit
jthe course pursued by her dwaohite,
Worthless hab;nd, hid died wben War
idcll was but six years old; lear ng him to
the: care ol his father. Alter jher .i'eath
iHlmea reformed for a , while, bui. the af-
delations of his paaViife, ,aod?!fhe haitJB
formed, were too much for hiraj Jto wtttir
; itand, and ere long he had gone back to
jii booiv-asseciates leaving Wardell - to
jcare for himself. DeW'as ilslill called
Him. had 'formed a place in my; affections
thai none else could ever occupy. I had
begui to regard, him as a father would a
ton, aud be; in return, gave me a sons'
pre pect and love. At home, evenings, he
was always to be lound in the library
With me. Ill was ry msf "Bell" .was
reading or sitting .beside rae watching the
movcmetils ofmy pen. We iWere both
haDDV. . , !
One eveniu? I returned home, as usual
and on inquiry M-aa told tlrat fDell had
not returned from school. lhtnkin H
etrange, I atQ.piy supper, and .pmceeded
to the Jrbtary to wntet at . could not.
Somehow, a stranee-fear.-a dull dread - of
imucudjnc evil, . prevaded ' my system
several, hours passed, bat still !he had not
returned, and now thoroughly: alarmed, I
etized my hat and started (juesi of -the
m;siing boy. Descriptions otj Inm, name,
aee, etc., were seut to all the police sta
tions. Mtssengms were dispatched to
the school he attended, bat returnedwith
the information that he had i left when
school was dismissed, and hart not since
been seen -or heard of. Night passed.
but no ticinffs. Private detectives were
placed on his track, but came back baffled
and disaDDoufted. And thus a week
passed. j
A 'fec'in'g ofoinrest and intense anxiety
was my constant sta e of mitid as day
after day went .by a. id no nea's of the
tost ooe. i
Weeks nl 'uouili camel ai
id
went,
until the ocvui ri'iict- nad hnjlsf in tlio
great whirlpool f v,lll tojjl) .but inyself.
A void iuul U vii h-ti in my iMfai t I hat. I
could nt till figaiu, ami ihjoiis.'Ji ears
numbinw! t in iu."dvfs on -thrii'mfl- M' the
past, i he inemoiy and joVe oDcll' wap
as ol vdir. . j " ,
' : - " - ' t '
Tbe breakfast bt-1! had iUg half, "an
hourfx f ie 1 emeivd tiie . iliuiiiir-rim-.
having overshepi niysrlf- i hing I bid
not bi-rli ffMitiy ot t.r years, i Mrs. :ll
bad tb- 'lVct sU"4i4 iiuiJesidj 'iiy'
nlate fa-C ibe mon,i rtr i.i'iif.' as u?ual.
Picking it, up, J?lnuctjil oyerojts columns
aim with a rlicck that caiiseq iih- to over
turn mP "feoffee-I ,(vad ljr, tiartling, an
nouncement t1 the laiiure v? )UOii K. tO.,
and their branch, houses, , . .
A groan escaped my lips, nnd dropping
my head into -my hands, I eithdd on the
table iu bewilderment. I knew, then onr
buse must go by the boaid. The house
of R. Ct. Brooks & Co., was jwelf ' known
iui coinmerctil circles now, hjaving remov
ed into a larger building some years be
fore, and taken a partner. Humors cal
culated to depreciate the faith of financial
circles in the firmof Cook &j Co., had for
a short time previous been rife, but were
unheeded by us; and now that the blow
had fallen, nothjng could slave us frin
ruin, that I could see. j '
Hastening U the srji, rlt bjosghj it
was, I founoL Mr. Halpin, I my "partner,
there before me., No wotdsjwere neces
sary; we understood all at a mutual glance.
Business in the store proceeded as usual
during the morniug, but arrangements to
close onr doors in the afteruoon were be
ing made. ' j ;
I sat in the office at the dinner hour,
alone', my head buried in my bands, and
absorbed in pamlul tlKiagbt, wnen a. step
startled me. 1 elaaceu up, ana I saw , a
young man jan inside the jdoor gazing
intently at me, , r, , r ' r
He was very snn-browned, but the face
liad a familiar, half-forgotten . expression
about it i hat' carried me into the past
'Did youwisb lo fee one of the firm V
1 inquired, rising from the chatr tn which
I was seated and udvancins towards
him. ; ,
A faint-smile crossed his face as he
held out his two hands with a longing
look and said in a low voice
"Uncle Dick, don't you know met'',
I started, as if shot, scarcely believing
its reality, but as the truth dawned over
my mind, and tears leaped to my eyes, I
held out ray arms, and with a half sob of
"JJell ! JJell ! it's you, my boy !" I clasp
ed hiua in my embrace, j j
It'was hnleed tfiemissing boy of twelve
now a man of twenty -seven, ft was" a
long story he told me half tearfully, too
fur be never expected to See me again,
after the loug years of separation and the
mystery of his absence. That night or
afternoon, rather almost 'fifteen 'years
before, he had left , school for' borne, as
usual.
xapsing 13 Bireetv" ougn,
$eafaiing man had accosted, him, and in
formed him that he was his father, aud
Dell gazing 11A0 his face, eaflr too plainly
it was indeed a fact. !
j Taking the boy by 'the : hand 1 he - led
him through torturous b-Jvays an.d "al
ey8,inio a circuitous T0nte'trj tW'rharf,
and with him wenr aboard 4 Teasel lying
there Retaiiftng Dell by force, he kept
him on board until the vessel , was under
way and bound for the Easl India trade.
The weary day passed byjone by one;
weeks came and went, and the months
dragged ibeir tiresome lengjth. away, but
as yet no port harTbeen entered by the
Casco, the vessel iri whieh jhe was sacb
an 'Uu willing passebger. Afrthioggj Bttw.
ever, liave an end, and at last the Cosco
found anchorage in the, , tittlei , port ' . of
Muegamo, a small Tillage on the northern
coast ot the Arabian Gulf.- .Here for a
while 1 Deft was left to himself, the cap
tain and the major, porUon lot'. "the ' crew
being inland upon v a iraairigr journey.
Several of these trips Lad been saccess
fully accomplished,'' and1 trpon the final
one before sailing for homej" Dell request-:
ed his farther to take bim ftlong, and bis
Request was complied with.! After a toil
powBjflurhey of 4 wo days 'beneath the hot
gnn'of the orient the .company reached
their destination,"- a smalj -village, or
f'bhobkt," as the heathen inhabitants
..-jU tlm (oDaw'wg onrie .w ti
e tliem teel'Un their way back a to ah
vessel 5 Before learing. however, rf dift
fiealtr between one oi tne crew, ana a
native terminated in a geuwine fight, and
the crew of the Gatco were compelled to;
flee fof -eafeiy; leaving their reeeutly
obtained property and three of their raeti,
including Dell, iu the hands oi the barbn-
nans. Death at Violent hands was the
earl v fate of his comnanions. aud for hini-
pelf the same end was hourly expected.
tives, and especially of the chief tnah of
the village. iWith this man, and among
these people for twelve years lieujuvea
contented etnoyinglife in a semi-barbarous I r
war. but it was far Dreferablu to ilitc on
deck of the Oasco, and with his inebrate
father. One day messengers arrived wfi
intelligence that the great priest "Khooir-
. ".. .t tb villLR nfUnmo. the
fi-.t tii.o tifi.iniir. kw lild I
1IWI w , V-I M 0 . W W&J w mm mmwm w w
landed, years before. !
Preparations were made for an imme-
diAtf! miirnev thither bv the chiet ot tne
bbookt. Large quantities ot valuables
were ladened to accompany the pilgrims
as sacrifices at the shrine of their mythi
cal deities.
On their way to the coast a fearful
tropical typhoon swept across their, path,
and when tb storm passed all that re
mained of their comuanv to carry t he
tidings was an old decript man and Dell
With the death of the chief, all the lies
that bound Dell to his nomadic life were
severed, and, continuing the journey
alone, he reached the seaport witu ,tue
good fortune of finding ran English bark
about to sail. Embarkinff. he reached
Livernool in safety, and from thence ; re
turned to this country.
1 looked in the directory, Uncle Dick,
with a terrible fear that I should find
vonr name roissinsr, hut it was there: be
fore my eyes, and jt was not long before
I had you before my eyes, too.
-i Dell saved the firm of Brooks & Co.,
that day. The rascal did not tell me in
his narrative , that out of the wreck left
by the typhoon he had gathered much of
the treasure nnd valuables destined its a
sacrificial offering by the old chief. Fj-om
the sale ot this he realized quite a sum
and when, after years of abseocjJ and rriys
tery, he returned to his native land; ;i
was in comparative affluence arid wealth.
Dell and 1 live together as ot yore. Nei
ther of us are married, and as I write this
that quotation from the Bible comes' unto
my memory, "Cast thy bread upon ; tin
water,'' etc., and I think that the bread
east that stormy night years ago, nat in
deed, returned a hundredfold, and the in-
vestment made in the bundle of rags called
j'cu, uag rcpniu iuc uiuic iiui Ltian aij x
ever entered iuto in all the days
of!
my
life.
:o:
PROGRAMMES.
PAMPHLETS,
CARDS, BLANKS,
I-
(Fee Simple, SheriflTe and Commis
goner's), 't;:; -
J -m. i.
MORTGAGES,
Land and Chattle), I
JYcU and. ttie JfCttnh,
Labels, Cautions,
&c.r &c.r
fall 4one! on short noticq andi nt
t" VERT LOW RATES. ;
Court Blanks, Deeds and Mort
gages, ready printed and for sale at
all times. ; f
i
to order.
Address, J. J. BR UNER.
til
'A
3d I
SALISBURY, N. C.
BILL
HEADS
:A0TS i FACTS ! ! FACTS ! ! !
NEW ADVERTISEMENT. , ;,
DRUG STORE, is
the largest' and oldest established in Salisbury
KLLTTZ S DRUG STORE, i pre:
d t0 dUDncale &nt MerchantV-ot
rnysician a om, uuugui r"
Christendom.
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE, has
. , i.'j j
done, is doing, and intends to do. the
largest Drtisr trade in this section of th
SO" w
State.
KLTJTTZ'S DRUG STOEE
is the plavc to boy anything that you
want from a Oorn plaster, to a 57 box o
perfumer. From a paper of Lampblack
lo a thousand pounds of White Lead.
From a dose of Castor Uit to a hnndred
ounces of Quiiiinf. From a tooth pick
to a Pocket Book. ro bragging either
but solid factf To prove it, call on. pr
write to TUEO. F. KLUTTZ.
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
Salisbury, N. C.
SMELL GOOD.
IT'S JUST AS EASY.
DREXEL'S. HOYT'S, and Hukgurian
Colognes. WRIGHT'S, LUBIXS, and all
other Handkerchief Extracts.
At KLUTTZ S Drug Store.
W and lie Clean !
Cashmere Boquet, Brown Wind
sor, Sterling, Poncixe, Carbolic, and I
fifty other kinds of Toilet Soaps, at -from "5
to 75 cents a cake.
At KLUTTZ'S Drug SW.
A HOYAL SHOE.
Salisbury FaVOrite CigaT.
Only 5 Cents.
IT DRIVES AWAY CARE, AND PUTS
You in a Good Humor.
AIio. All popular branda at from 2 to I
25 cents.
At KLUTTZ'S Drug Store.
For Your
t.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF MAGNIFICENT
TOILET SETTS,
SHELL TOILET BOXE. POW
DER and PUFF BOXES, FANCY
BOTT LE S, VINIAGARETTES,
POCKET BOOKS, MIRRORS, &c. &c.,
Cbeap at
KLUTTZ'S Drug Store.
ABE YOU GOING -TO PAINT ?
HONEY, TIME, LABOR,
Chemical Paints, so called, have proven
failures: simply because the chemistry
ui meir umimmciurc blcuiu iii consist nil
- I r... ; i..
.t ... p . .1. 1
tne quantity 01 water mat 13 comumerj
with the paint, by the addition of an
Alkali, cither Potash, Lime or Soda. See.
. , ; ' - - - , ' f , , .
irom tne wooa, ana are not economical,
heeaiifiP tl,v will nnt Mv mni.1i .nr.
face as Pure Paints.
t er ' n t- . i
ueoner our i-bepaked i-aint avuii
the guarantee that it is not a Chemical
: 47
r-ami; contains no vvazer, uo Aiaau, no
T. . trr , ill T
adulteration, and is made of only such
material as are used by the oldest paint-
era. llnr 1'ainl will cover m.irf. anrtucp
-w-k '
.
0,V uucu'' iii lUB wuuu.
We authorize their sale, snbject to the
an tiafnrt inn nf ull hnven Wo rrraa tn
.
re-paint any nonse. witn rungiisn on
White Lead, or any other White Lead, if
onr Paints do not prove perfectly satisfac
ry.
ilanufactured by,
KADSWORTH- JMARTINEZ & LONQ-
MAH, ntW TUKRa
Sold only at KLUTTZ'S Drug Store.
Chills Cured for 25 Cents.
TAKE
L S.
Warranted or money Refunded, at
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE.
LAMPS from 25 eta., to $5.00.
PURE GRAPE WINE, for Churches
60 ets. per quart.'
WHTTELEAD; Warranted equal tq
any in the world, 11 centa per pound.
SPECIAt INDUCEMEMTS TO PHYSI
CI AM J Afi D MERCHANTS At '
THEO. F. KLUTTZ'S, Dbtjo StoaxJ
Sweethear
FIX
2s " I 'i s z s a " s ' 'a-'
o s t 3 5 9 ; :tt ir
O?;o 5. 1 55BUa .058 3 t
I 1 '" -f. -1 es i
, j 1 j . ? - .2
i o
ST-
oeo-oooeoco
itor-ooodsoso w CM
EH .
Piedmont Air Line Railway
RiVbtnAiid Tlanvile. Richmond 1 &
Danville R. W., N. C. Dmson, and
North Western a. C. K. w. .
C0IIDEI1SED TIME-TABLE
In Fffact on and 'aftsr; Snnday, Dec. 19th,
flS7S , - ?i
GOING NORTH.
- STATIONS. Mail.
Leave Charlotte .... 5.45 am
" Air-Line J'nct'n 6.23 M
' Salisbury a20 "
" Greensboro 10.58 "
" Danrille ....... 1-34 T X
" Dundee .... 1.49
liurkeville ' afil "
Arrive at Richmond. 9.35 r n
I i
GU1G SOUTH.
hTAflOJS'S.
Mail.
Leave Riclirond
! 6.60 a u
19.00 44
1 1.39 r x
i 1.43 44
! 428 44
6.64 44
8.62 44
9.15 44
" i Burkevi le ......
Dundee
" I)anille......i.
4 1 ; Greenshvrq, . . . .
44 Salisbury
44 : Air Line J'nct'n
Arrive Charlotte...
tiUlMi EAST.
UOLNU W15ST.
STATIONS. MAIL. MAIll
-j : ; ,j
I o,
Leave Gieeneboro.. lj.OO a m Arr 4VV tn
"Co Shops 4 "5
Arr. Raleigh 1 3,49 r u Arr. 11,05 4
Ait, at. old8boro.g fe.40 r u 05 L'v8.ai' AM
SATK.s.
RAccommdoation Train.
ieiVc ,rentbore. . S, 7. Our
Co. Shops.... . e..
Lt.. .. I. ..
Arrive at Raleigh.., I 5.00 am
Air. 7.30 pm
Arrive at Golauboro I 3 11. 15
iS Lv- 2.00 TK
nORTZZ WESTEZLXf W. C. ZL.XL
( Salem Brakch. )
Leave Grenslwro , 4.45 p y
Arrive at Salem. ..4 6 45 44
Leave Salem 8.15 a h
Arrive at Greensboro 10.33 44
l'iei)ger trains leavigg Jtaleigh at 1.1'5ax
connects atUreecsboro' with the Southern bo mid
train; making the qnickest time to all Sonthern
cities. Accomodittion Train leavine lialeirh at
7 3l r. m. connects with Northern bound Train at
Gret-nboro for Richmond and all points East.
Price of Tickets stint' as via other routes.
Accommodation Train leaving Greensboro at
7.00 P. m. connects at Goldsbore with Northern
and Southern bound Trains on the tVilrnington
and W'eldon Railroad, f
Lynchburg Accommodation leave RicLwond
daily at 9 00 A m , ariive at Bnrkeville 12.G6
f it, leave isutKeviiie I'mtu , arrive at uicii-
mond 4 31 m i
No Change of Cars Between Charlotte
1 t - a AAA; mar 1
ana menmona, zoz Mues.
Papers th it have arrange me nt to advertise the
schedule of this company will please print as
above and orwaia copies to lien 1. rassenger
Agent. j
Por furtherinformation address
J0HNlt. MACMURDO,
Gea'l Passenger Agent.
Richmond, Va-
Dec. 19, '76. 11: tf.
Carolina . Central Railway
Co.
Office General Superintendent.
Wilmiugtun. y. C. pril 14, 1875.- y
Change of Schedule,
r nj .An, 1 1 m.u iq-c
?n .r ; T .. ' . . . ' " "
trains win ran over tms uaiiway as lullows .
PASSENGER TRAINS.
..7.15-AiM.
viiui I'.kVC . J f . X.X
ieave Charlotte at .....7.00 A. M
ATn Wilmington at ,7.00 P. M
FREIGHT TRAINS
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Leave Wilniinfrton at...... ....... ,,.6j00 P M
Arrive at Charlotte at .6.00 P M
I Iaapa Pkn.lii(Af an' 4 t
1 vunpiwh. 4 w.uirt 11
Arrive in Wilmington at 6.00 A M
MIAtU IK AW 3- f 1
I IfltTA iThflrlnffn sf O Ct aV 1ST
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Arrive at Buffalo at 142 M
Leave Buffalo at. 12 30 PM
Arrive in Charlotte at , .4.30 P M
l no 'iraias on bunaay eccept one freicbt train
that leaves Wilmington at G p.m., insteid of
ion Saturday night
Connections.
Connects at TVilniinjrton inth Wilmi n art tin X-
"WeldoB, and Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
T4 it J !t f a a .
: luuirowH, oemi-weeKjy jiew Xrlt aud Tri
weekly Baltimore . and weekly Philadelphia
; Steamers, and the River Boats to Fayette ril I e.
. Connect at Charlotte with its Weiterh Di
I vision, Korth Carolina Railroad, Charlotte, t
States vile Railroad, Charlotte & Atlanta Air
jjiutjj rana.cnanotle, Columbia & Augusta Rail
riiad. '
Thus snpplvinffthe wholwVvW
aBd South xet-t with a short and -cheap line; t
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buo ouauuaru auu Europe. ' - r
S. L. FREMONT.
Chief Eneineer and SnrinrintAniiiin
May, 6. 1875. tf. ...
Bueetea for oale at.t.
I. have, on hand, Baggies which I willneH
at the lowest cash prices, and as low, or lower
than any other esUWlshment in North Caro
lina, according to grade. All kinds of repairing
done, at short notice, i
Those wishing any thing in my line, would
do well to call and.aee me, before purchasing
elsewhere as am determined not to be outdone
either in prices or qriality of work in the State.
Call otfriieatFranklitiAeademT,' 4 miles K.
W of Salisbury N.C. ' .,
!"-' 's-41' I : -ivur0.L,KEEVS.
12 1 $ tao ; l'- '-.tfiin.-u.'f - :? :
6t6fttri 4 Co..
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GOME.APSEE
GLOUGH-& i WARREN tOHGAN
(Late Mnxioxs: & GtOUCII ORG AX CO.,)
L " i -UllMPUOVED . . f A ' w v
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GRAND COMBINATION
""Firtii) 'rim thUxewi.y iv?kxtf.d
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An invention naming amosi lpii'"""' ' - o
.- urlnrh tl.r ninlitvi r, volume
l.ll quality
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.,...., n.At&',K Hamana.?
Our celebrated "Vox Cclestf.f
' ox ilainana.
ing "Cello" or "Clarionet" Sjis '
'tierfl. I torn,
Equal to that of tie. Best Pipe Orps ef the Same Capacity
ALIiTHtj LATEST BUlt.OV tiMNTS
'n be obtained only in these Organs. i ! '
Fifty Different Styles,! , .'i cuiu-oii :.
X' r TfS-BE8f rMATeKlAL AND W3 RKtVl ANSHIP, -
' Qupity anja Volume of 'tone Lneq nailed. j.- - . , .,
fEICrS, 850 TO S500.
FACTORY AN!) WAlifcKOOMS, CORNER 6th'
(ESTABLISHED OT 1830.) AG33WTS Wanted in-ferery Conatj
AHHrocc HI OUGH
May 20 1875. Jy.
ACORN COOK.
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With or without Portable Hot Wat Rcscrwir arid Closet.'
-t
Soa't tray an old-fuMoaal Stove, tut set one
With all latest imroYements.
Largsst Oven and Flues. Longest fire Box for long wood.
Ventilated Oven, Fire Back and Fire Box Bottom in
sures a Quick, Sweet and Even Bake and Roast.
Swing Heart hand Ash Catch. Wfi't soil floor or carpet.
Durable Double and Braced Centers-and Ring Covers.
Burns but little wood. Ha; Mici cr Solid Iron Front.
' Carefully Fitted Smooth Castings! No Old Scrap Iron
Nickel Plated Trimmings. Timj Lined Oven Doors.
Ground and Silver-like Polished fdges and Mouldings.
Heavy. Best New IronX Won't crack.
ManafacturetE by
RATHBONE, SARD & CO., Albany, N. Y.
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Sold by a Enterpriting DmUr in ever" Town.
Li. Vj BROWN,
Sul'iKbury, X. C. Nov. 11. S75. 3(nos.
4-
E. II. MARSH'S
QACIliriE VOtllCS.
duDr 6f Fui,Tpx Sc Coini Streets.
iaiisUi?y. N. C.
it I, ,, !,. .. '
Having all my new Mahinery; iu opera
atioc. I am now prepared In conupctioO. with
the Iron Sc Brass works tf d all kinds of
wod work, ' such as LuinWH iir';n
iuuucu. uiuuiig. iiiaKHis sasn , liiinds
& Doors, inakine monldixig from! i inch to
inches wide, arso TaniinA: Pa?tern mak
ing, Sawing Brackets. Ike. Having the
best Machinery and firs class Workmen,
satisfaction is guarauteed ;!.;
July2JL1875.-Jy. f j!
1 rirrnn A 1- r. r4 I -r- - i
Wooii: How LostlHoiriRestorefll
. Just puldteheilf a nen edition oi"
Dr. CuiverweWp Celebrated Essay
uii mic routed cvre twifnout med:.
..,tllJ 4aipeunents
to Marriage, etc.; al, CoCMPTjoy, ErtLEP-
ol""fl'3 inuucea- oyiselHndttlcence
sexual extravagance, &c. : '
fiST Price, in a sealed enveiorteJ onlv
The celebrated author, fin thja admirable
luway, clearly demonstrate, frpm a thirty
years successful practice, hat the alarinin'
consequences of self-abuse may ;be rsdically
cured without the dangeroas iuseiof internal
medicine or the applicstiotji of thei knife; poin-
S 1 '. ?9h
3 .? , . m cure nce iple, cerlain
and effeetnal, by means of which everv suffer
er, no matter what his condition mav be, may
Ctlf JheaP!y Pey, nhd radicallL
RffThh Leetnre should be ml the hands it
zj" ana every mail in tli land
.nt undr seal, in a plain envelope, to
two poet stamps. , i -Address
the Pnbliliers.'f '
six cents
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BOX,
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cil-Jn'slrnrnent4,' by meini
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of tone l verr hrrlnTMd-
of tone rendered
"Wilcox patent," "0tve Conpler .thtchd
"Cremona.'' " ox Anelet," "V iota tther:
& WARREN ORGAN CO.
OMNIBUS; ; & BAGGAGE
Wl'&ON-AUCOMHODATI0E
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i I have filled . up-an Oiimilma and .JBamrJ
W.i2n which tre alava readv to timieri!
soi.s tior i rum ne oejKH to ann irnippnniPi
werhlifip. c. Le?ive ordernal Mansion lingJ
-or at my Livery '& Sale Stable, FUliler lm
i near Railroad .bridge. .. i ' j
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; Aug. 19'.-Jf. J;
; Chesapeake and Ohio EI
,TIIE GUKAT CEKTRAt ROUTE W
TWEEX NORTH CAROLINA
EST ' : ' ' 1 -
PASSENGER 4
TRAINS. RUN A': FOLLOW
, MAIL 'EXPRESS.
Leave Richmond a m 9.19
i CharloMitillei" ' 'iK.Oft a in" vl iWI
i Arrive JVbiteulpher,.9.'-d5 , " W--57,
'Huntington,. , 8.30 a m 5i43
''. dineinnatti, - - 6.00
! Jonnectin" closelv with all of-the H
Trunk Line$ for the Wett Sarih-VM
Sovlk-'eL This is the attorlat,. fuitWt.
clitapeitl iioute, wlh lesa clianges of art v
, any other, and passes through the Jinestt !
in the world. '' ' J
Pawensrers takintf the Express tiain
N. CLR. R. have no delay, but connect cMi
to anv point in the West.
- First rl.19a and Fmtn!iTF,nt Tttll it A
IjOWEST Ratfs and llascase chewed. l
grant go on Erin-cs Train. TlMK, DiST
and MOnet1 savedf by! taking the CAW
and Uhia Jioute. ,s .tnr ?
Frti$Itt Ettie to anfraai;ihe Wet, ahrT
low an the lowest.. r ; " ! ""
Merchants and others Will find it 10 1
terest forget otir Rates before shinping
- during.
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For Information and Rales apply to
J. C. DAME, So. A 'rest-
or G. fc. MeKEJJNlEiv
TifkPt Ace
GreensboroS.I
C, 11. HOWARD,
(enerat Tit ket Agent.
W. M. S. DUNN,
Su iierinteadenL.
Richmond Va.
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Floorer & Vegetable See
arethejbestihe . world produces. Tkej
pTartedi by a millir.n nrlc in 'America,
the'resdlt is,' beautiful 'Flowers snd
egetablea. ; A Priced Oatalogne sent -W
all whol enclose tlie postage a 2 cent
:vriCK's
Flower &;yegetaj)e jGardef
or
sir
Floverg beautifully drawn and color' j
nature. Price :t5 ct, in papr covert
bound in elegant clothT
5xu ilr t-
Vick's i Floral .Guide
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illustrate!, ami containing an elegan'
4? rooiwniece with, tlie first nnmber. f 1 ,
j 25.cts.-for the year., The first number
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just issuea, , Adtlress. .
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