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FABEWELL TO SUMMER.
BY MART V. CVOKOtt. I
Scmmek, tny partlnif breath In on nr cheek ;
T I hear tby farewell la the wind's low moan ;
j : :? thy flying feet, by stream and glade,
v. here my sad footsteps wander all alone,
0 Summer I I have loved tni&e. In its mirth,
Thy breeze hath tossed tbese tangled locks of hair;
Thy sunshine glinted all Its threads with gold,
And tathed Uew pals cheeks with thy soft, warm
: ; air. : j -, -y, y M
And I haye thrown me down to rest beneath,
- The leafy fresco of thy forest bowers ;
And gazed Into the deep blue vault of sky,
or watched the bees among thyijuda and Bowers.
And I have felt my soul drawn forth unto
That mighty God of wind and wave and sky.
Who shouts amM the thunders of the storm.
And whispers la the gentle zephyr's sli'UU
On l I have felt that Heaven was all too near.
That I could hear the zeraphs'aqng of prates,
And angel footsteps, as on shining stairs,
Were swiftly gliding down the golden raya.
' Thy flowers have decked the woody hill and plain,
. Thy ruby stars amid the grass have burned ;
Tne stately rose hath blushed, or Illy bent
In loveliness where'er my eyes have turned.
1 bless thee. Summer; thou hast brought thy bloom
To grace the humble songs thy poet sings ;
And If a sweeter strain hath thrilled the lyre,
Thy magic" touch ihath swept the trembling strings.
My gem-crowned goddess, as thou rt passing by.
In all the glory of thy bright decay,
I feel that something of life's strength and bloom
Is slowly fading from siylieart away.
Farewell, O purple hills and sliver stream,
j -Where now the waaho's flame begins to glow.T
'And mottjed leaves drift down upon the wind,
Fate Reckons me to leave you, and I go.
Boon, soon will come the bleak November gale,
To hurl the glories of the forest down ;
And drifting clouds ox sleet and snow will make
A burial for the Autumn's gorgeous crown.
And who shall say above what cmiet mounds
The storm-king's breath will hang the, snowy
v ream t
What eyes so bright, what hearts so buoyant now,
Bound in his grasp will mutely he beneath 7
Farewell, o Summer, we may never more
Thy blossoms on the verlant earth behold ;
But. iod will giUdalhe seasons In their flight.
And love his children though the storm be could.
"And still he spelled, and still the wonder
rrew
That one small, head could carry all he
kaew."
11 there is anything -on earth that heats
four aces it is a 'kind and amiable wife.
"Send me a letter of true inwardness or a
paroxysmal kiss" writes a gushing lover.
It is easier to bear up under our misfor
tunes thim'to survive the comments of friends
on them.
A plain Wisconsin maa, horrified at over
hearing his wife ejaculate, '-That's the kind
of n clothes-pin I u:i'
suicide.
WLUt out to attempt
How Irue, as Dr. Johnson says, that ''every
nran endeavors, with his utmost carp to hide
his poverty from: others and his idleness
fioin himself,
4tI don'l tare much about thclwgs," said
Warmley, to the head of a genteel boarding
house, "but the fact is, madam, I haven't
the blood to sparfc; you see that yourself."
The average Gorilla of CentraL Africa,
, to Stanley and his band of ex-
iiei ::." reminds his-grand
: d. t n ri; . t , ' .. "r t hr-v m:lv one day
.:; to.'' -
-... A -widow. Mas weeping bitterly at the
loss oflier husband, and the parson tried to
console her. "o, r,a," said she : Yvt me
- my rrv out. and then I shan't pare any-
hiorr more alout it."
"D.;.vt ca!l on inn fat flnv.i 1jv
. . ..n icj, i-i niiui
an Ahland girl p.wted on the front gate,
-and she further added : "I'm going to eat
somo onions this vtek if I never have an
oJi;vr beau." ClMtdaiul Herald.
rr. , . .
ihm uieii na:ci Lliarles II. 3lillcr simul
t&neouJy had divoh c suits in New Haven
court. A decree In one case was granted.
I Both Miller took the decision for their own,
I and remarried, and the Miller who isn't di-
vproed, therefore, has two wives on hand.
A Brooklyn lady, whose husband has an
unpleasant habit 'railing at her, has hit
upon the plan of culling in her servant when
he begins to let out his temper, and then
turning. to him and saying sweetly: "Now
my dear, pleaso go on with your remarks."
lie doesn't go on, at least as he began.
A Nevada woman recently knocked down
seven burglars, one after another. Her hus
band watched her from the top of the stairs
and felt so brimful of battle that he CQnldift
-cool pff until lie had jerked his eight-year-old
boy out of lied and "whaled" him sound
lf iVnpt getting up an4 helping his moth-
,You might have known it. Here's a Cal
ifornia Assemblyman awarded the choice of
paying a $500 bill or going to jail, for the
luxury pfenning 9 newspaper reporter..
My poem is atlier lengthy," sho said,
'and may be you won't have rpom for it
tfew wpek. T)e alitor yawped and re
plied, "O ! yes, we couhl find room for it if
it was twelve times us long our stove is a
large one j-ou see."
A young printer, had occasl m, the other
lay, to set up the well-known lines 7
Slave, I have, set my life upon a cast !
stonished th poof-reader, with the 1
owirn; v'M L. -
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a-l:
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iiic:i:'.i'i-a tt peace-hi-
leaned over the
i'-; tt:v recently. "No
itrdwtire store - wi '.'nnn
in! iooS:iyfi'-'. i'i v.w
counter of a ii.-ui..
sir, this, this is u
nails," stoves
, .. ;uuMMMuu me clerk
-Well, Itlid want some c.2;gs' slowly drawl-
oci the old man, -but I hain't particular, j
. aiu )uu may gjve me a pound of n&ils."
44 Arc you going after that sugar ?' called
a Marquette (Mich.) mother to herboy, who
Yf-ak in the street. 4'Ain I going after tht su
gar r brawled the youth in a saucy and
impudent tone; but just then he happened
fTee his father ppming up behind him, and
and he said very rectfully and lovingly:
VWhy of course I am, rui f didn't know you
peede4 it right away
There h & story of a certain Boston Doc
tor of Divinity, whose name they with !
. . , . uu ui wie same name ijied, and
a zealous newspaper fellow, seng the death
in the paper in1 thinking only of Dr. p"t
wrote a mqst entlf usiastic obituary. A wa
lr. P. the next day. " What, are you
iot dead r he said. Well, then, you ought
to be. No man caa ever live
, t . . r. - i' mat
I
AfflOUNCING ; THE ADVENTTOI
SALISBURY ONE DAY DIM
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THE CENTENNIAL WONDER !
OLD " JOHN
WORLD'S EXP0SITI01!
STfvV O1' Mill' W
s
THIS MAMMOTH SHOW COMPRISES AMOYG
ITS MOST I'll 0. 1 f T.'F.."i ' ra m ' knfa
LXJ) UmiJ VALLED
1. nrA. mwl ,. 1 . !. .1 -
...... !.Mf I .n nimiiii I .... :
Mllu",'1 L ..u:..r.iei in nseu, retpuring several: special trains to convev it from
-"J - .......- it-, iimoiiK us myriads ol worn erfn An ma r,...
. i t Ltmi, -nea iut Jiir, amltrom everyclime in Eurooe
Aia, Ulrica and Aiiuri.a. i,esnles an almost unlimited number of the most Remr tM I
Rare WILD BEAST, KA MONSTERS and WONDERFUL BIRDS M
i
THEIIE IS ALSOA
i
In which the-talent empljoyca is une
1,1 wc mini. The public
that this department is witl
era in the land. Tl... ,:iJ; "A L " V"
I ti-i to I .1
.1,' f ', , . ,
the most fastidious tt. f- V " r. , V' .
sous taste 'ot a rpHnf.T .P
Am oii.lt the I!
CI T. f... ....
A.n.mir the ni,Ntn,. i.,n,1 w vr -
1 U K I- .....,,., .i i..:.. . ... .
i, . . .ii
...... Mil. iwiisi iirsrintr nnu it ...,,1
it-
v ;, V TJ'M,.,:,,t; ,nault Leaper of the world.
'Xsi,;,; 'i, r !' most charmi,nJ? nd .lashing yotm- Horsewo
JOHN 'OWI ,v ' Vie?1;'"e act h:l ,u'v,'r dialed.
ii, ;r "k-1 tht' the pre. j!nd the profes,
Fj i Illl ll h I II II I,' 41.. i . .
IAZLLLE. & FRANKLIN, th,. h.,;ii;.... t
Miss JRWIP t-i-iiva,. " 1
iss JENNIE TOURNOUR. the riel Ouoen
S UKNEYI'c'i&rxE an,
SS1 ?;N,,'le our-Horw Bare Back Rider.
Miss
JOHN
GEORGE SLOMAX
YflVMdiniT r '-
. . . ...
- .ii V, ,V- uie wnlertu ncjn
equally well and favorably known artists.
V.-rxN
tr4
iiven in Harness Drawing ,
grumes uruvvino4
;r ' " oiueu n
A. fi ill' Tkf.,..
ine great j-,njUsh Globe Performer
x'?.?fStV 0jP DAZZLING SPLENDOR
Wavina Jiar.a.rs, Goigeou Costumes ' 1 IOr3's Wlld Ucas,s. Fi Ponies,
A ' Tjant PondflrniifV
doo iT6 1 0 r Iira n c s Daily,
irL jew reserved Cuxhim,, a m,:
-- e,M arfai 0 0 gJ cents. i
-Phsap Excursion Eates c5 Westsm IT. C. Eailroal,
- ROBINSON'S
lm.
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GRAND AND
, 1 1 .1 t - -
. V.""l,r 1es I,ie "p:est order of IYrform-
viiimiai mm iamiues. are assured
i .
'VI,mfe'fs saiU or that can offend
viu,,.t:, ty.
uis in mis (lepai
partmcnt are MR. RORERT
i. i
Ki;uestrain now living, and the
man in the pro- I
ession to be the
f reputation is world wide.
Performer,
. A
' 11 V' reriunuers,
1 six other lady Riders.
bov B ire P.api
Rider, and twenty other
lephanfs
" . . " - a
Beatty.
The Carolina Watchman
rvvusatit Pf
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PKICB S3 1 ADVANCE. . ,
ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1832.
Alicdyt Corisatatite.
CONTRACT ADVERTISING
RATES:
Inches.
Ratesby the Month.
,
1 2 3 6 12
One lncb for
Two Inches for
Three Inches for
Four Inches for
V Column for
X ; do for
One do for
$2.00 $3.50 $5.00 $7.00 $18.00
4.00 6.00 7.00 10.00 16.00
6.00 8.00 10.00 15.00
8.00 10.00 li.00 18.00
10.00 13.00 15.00 22.00
15.00 21.00 27.00 84.00
25.09 35.00 45.00 65.00
iU KINDS
20.00
25.00
35.00
its'm
100-00
JOB PRINTING
INCLUDING COCBT BLAKL8
COME
13UG(iIES FOR SALE,
All Grades & Classes.
I have n hand. !iu&si-8 ')'u'h I will
sell at the lowest cash nr'n-.es, and as low.
or lower than any other establishment in
North Carolina, arc-inl'me to grade. All
kinds of repairing done, at short notice
Those wishing any thing iu my Hue,
would do well to call and see me, before
Durchasini? elsewhere as I am determined
July, 12 0 mo.
PAINTING.
J. GILLIER KERNER,
House, Sign, and Ornamental
PAINTING,
Grainii & Frescoins a Specialty.
All letters addressed to the under-
4irnpd nt KiTiiersville. I.. Will D
promptly answered.
Work done by contract or by the day;
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Address
J. GILMER ERNER,
Kernersvillc, N. C.
ttariun at ato,
Sails lDvirv, 3NT. O.
Blackiaer and Henderson,
Attorneys, Counselors
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, N. C
January 22 1876 tt.
SIMONTON FEMALE COLLEGE-
Statesville, N. C.
MRS. E. N. GRANT. Principal.
She next Session will open An
rust 30th 1876. Circulars with terms.
ect , upou application.
Keterenc.'S : lie v. W. A. Wood, Mates-
ville, IS . U.: ex-liov. L. . Vance. Char
lotte. N. C Prof. W. J. Martin. Davidson
College, N. C; Rev. R. Iturwell. Raleiirh.
N. and all frieml aud pupils of Rev
Or. Mitchell
late Professor in Unive gity of
NT. C.
JulyU VC-Iy.
I
Long ago thn world w convinced that sew.
ingcan be done by machinery the onlyqnes-
wou now is, wnat maemne cmibines in ltseli
the greatest number of important advantaged.
Just here the
FLORENCE
comes in' with its solf-reirulatinir tensinn
lltS m Inas!in to leather without change ol
thread or needle. then from riirht to left ami IaPi
to right whjla oue style of the machine sew
lo orjrom tne operator, as may be desired and
with stitch alik e OU llOtll Klrleil Tn ulnrronnn sit
finish and smoothness of eneration. vsriotp.it
Voik and reasonableness in price, the Florence
wu uie nignei aistinctmn. P. G. Cartland
fireenshoro, N. C, is theTgeat. lie is also
Agent lor
Bickford Knitting Machine
upon which 30 uairs of sock nAITA boon Irtiit
ner dftV. Urilhllllt uaam nn.l . r 1 1 I
j . .v.bumw uiii nut. Willi 111. rii.cr n an i i
.uu mpc. li.n.us. isaawis. .carTs, tilpves,
may be knit upon this Woman's Priend, which
. " lr...j. r,. . . j '"T r-f M I
Correspondence in relation tn -ww
"" "vut. kwu apiMicaiion. Ail orders by mail 1
will receive prompt attention. Machine' ship-
- -" me oiaie, ana satisfaction
fuarauiceo. Agenvt wanted in every Cuta.
Address all communications to
1 J. E. OARTLAXD, Ralisbnry.
I Or, P. G. CARTLAND, Gen'l Airt.
k u ... Graensboro, 0
u auwncs oi wausuury agent, call on
Mrs. Schloss, at the National Hotel, " (23:ly
Jvu, Wn Box of Ci,nculat
Lye at
SEE!
, i.. Hi nut, Him uiiliur in uruiva iir miimIIIV I
..... . .... .... ....... ... t - ji - 1 large qnanuiies, anu clieerfully say tUat it
oi worn in in- rMaie. v. a i ou .u- ai, i gIve u ,;reHt,.r Hati.sfaction than any so
iu .ivnucnM , iuiim j i i ucu. it e inveiiu io line ii ite corninif
as .a j m W It I Tl I I.' L. I as CI
N. .U. U. L.- iw. ours truly, CARROLL & CAMP
T.O.FAJIUEB&-
n MAKE YOUR 0VX FERTILIZE!.-
: USE
HARRIS';
Or Home-Made Fertilizer
You can with these chemicals make- your
own Fertilizer at home, auJ therwhy save
the money paid fur high-priced commercial
Guanos. ' The cost is about one-fourth the
price of commercial fertilizers. We will
show by the fdlowing certificates, from
parties who have used chemicals; for the
past three years, that the result is much
greater and therefore more satisfactory.
Four, hundred pounds of this .compost
sown broadcast ver. one acre will produce
I JOQ a double yield of wheat, and two hiiu-
J lred pounds per acre, umier ciru planted
exactly turet feet each way, will give hfty
bushels of shelled corn to the acre, ou the
poorest laud.
One horse in on year will urmliice enough
manure, which with the aid of our chemicals
makiug it a couceutratrti mauuie, to go
over twenty acres of laud. -
These ehiemcals should he bought In Au
gust and Srptember for wheat crop, aiid from
December to March for cotton aud corn, as
it requires from thirty to sixty days to make
ihe compost perfict. CF"Kead the following
certificates from the best farmers in the
couuiry :
Telegram from Charlotte.
Charlotte, X. C, June 12, 1S7G.
To J. V. HARRIS.
farmers highly pleased. Will sell thou
sauds of tons this seasou.
WILSON & BLACK.
York County, Si C, December, 1876
Messrs. WiIsoa & lilack Gentlemen : V
have sold and used UarriV Em pi re Com pwt in
has
ia or
season.
BELL.
Mecklenblko Covxtv. 1S76.
J. W. Harris Dear Sir : I take uleasure
in siaung mai i used yoiir Empire Compost
ffl.ij ....... ...... t .1 Vl .1 rt
h" ujf ine sme oi oiner nrsi-ciass
hernhzers, and sute that it bent all of I hem.
lours truly, A. J. HOOD.
Uxiox County, N. C, December; 1876
u.icu iiiia year lo IOI18 OI Harris iMiimre
vuuiposi, auu am so well ideated wit i it that I
. i ... ... - -r---
consider the formula alone worth 5100' m me
and I shall use a double quantity the next sea-
son. The c nearness of it. :nul tlm iroi,r-il mil.
ity, makes it indispensable to farmers.
I nev-
er expect to use any other kind.
A. 1 1 EN BY
Beaver Dam, Union Couuty, N.-C,
November, 1875.
i certity that 1 have used II
f . i i 1
vomposi, anu una u as good as the rsavass:.
under Cotton, at about one-fourth of the m-i.-..
one ion goes over ten acres.
. .
T. L. DOSTER.
Beavkr Dam, Union County, N. C, 1876.
T nA.t !... T 1. 11, ....
iwiiu; maiiiiave used Harris I'.iimir.
Compost, and lind that it paid me HS Weil
any uuano l nave eer used under Cotton. I
Have used Bahama, Navassa, Carolina,, ZellV
Am. Acid Phosphate, and find Harris' 'Knn.ir.
Compost eoual. if not Mtll)pri4ir lt miiu tun
anus. J AS I? a pvii
a t 1 ------j vii in i
King' Mouxtai.v, X. C.
Messrs. Wilson Jc Black Gentemeu . W
certify that we sold chemicals, bought of you
i.wi ecasou, lor maKing Harris' Empire Com-
vvi9 auu iaKe pleasure in ayiu ihat lliev
llaVH (MVpn Pill ir yjlifiAl ;,i .". ..II .1 I
i.i .... . "
o - ' - - -- w iitiniuvuu iu an i ii.i r i tivm
usea tnera, and all intend luing large nuauti
ues oi ii mis Be json. The cheapness of ii
mates it tne most Uemra ole Fertilizer uold
' Your.-, verv trulv,
MAUNEY UROS. & ROBERTS.
Cabarkls County, N. C, 1875.
We, the undersigned.-have useil Harris' Km.
, ire Compost the past year, and take pleasure
n saying that it is by far the best and cheapest
Fertilizer that we know of. We i
more largely this season.
r. A. ARCHIBALD, EC. MORRISON,
VVM. L. SAP1 JACOB IJARRINUE1
Dr. D. W. FLOW.
Clencovk, N. C, November 30, 1875.
mi ....
i nn is to certity that I have used fiv tn.w
Ine "arris Empire Compost tlii year, and
lind it equally as good if not better th an hiiv
commercial Fertilizer 1 have used or noticed
nseu, even at the cost of sixty dollars per ton,
making an increase of about' 100 ier oenf !
tubble lands. I expect to huv mnro l.ri.
'ear
F. A. ARCHIBALD.
I leas.vnt alley, Incanter Countv, S. C. i
November. 187o.
mi ....
1 n iii im to certily that I have hspiI 11.;.'
r.mpire Mimiwrtt and am verv well t.lea.1
with it, as it not onlv prevents "rut. hut w nw
ijoou as any 01 ine iun nricetl tiiiain il,
coi per ion maKing n the cheapest Fertilizer
aoiu. w. I) If 4 v ATT
Greenville County, S. C. 1876.
This is to certitV that I used Ilarr!'
Comport last year on my .and for Wheat, anl
wiougii x oiu noi tive 11 a lair trial, as f. In
out one of the ingredients, hut must say that
wnere 11 was iiseil my wheat was never ' better
ana where 1 did not use it I find that it is verv
inuinerent. 1 shall use six tons this Spring.
i consider the torraula invaluable to farmers
lours reiecifiilly,
. t. PEN A I NG TON
Gaston, . . , Mav, 1876.
1 r ti'.i ... "
Messrs. Huson v JJlackGentUinr . Ti
gives me much pleasure to state that I used the
ioiiiooki oonzni 01 you last inter. nn,l
wiai 1 am niiiiy pleased with it. I used
it on an old hroom sedge field that would pro-
. 1 . w . . . ... "'"
ishing
iioiuiog, auu musisay tne result is aston-
I consider it an invaluable eomnri na
Mist the thing needed to bring out our old
.aiiun. xours, very respect 1 11 1 ly,
LiR. J. t. jsJlYER.
MECKLENBL'kl Cn V P IVTrt
f . 1 , . . " 'uiui
I iHKe nlesiKHI-0 111 ututinrt n I .1 r
mpr nil nvnr tl,0pMni, T .. .1 i
. . w ... ii.uiiiie ... . 1 1 1 v iirfiiricir id.
Hams' Empire Compost, under both V.,rn nA
.t,tton, and4he result was astonishine to .11 , .
o uij
llllffMlUtPi) -
1 he cost was only one fourth of what I had
Kmn n:n I r ...
ira ill" iiir itihii iiiprpi "i i ...... i
o " tillllWIH
fertilizers.
LENS HOOK.
. . Mecklenburg Co., N. C, 1876.
1 r , , ' ... c "lue w,in several
:ommreCJa.1 1 fertilizen, and I find that theyield
."..7.:,". ..a" one-.mrtir greater
-..v..., Muauijr uener man anv. It m9lroa ii
cotton mature better, and, in my judgment, it
i preferable in every respect. t.The W was
one fourth the price of high priced guanos, and
.w.i win go over ten acres of land
xoura truly. D. C. ROBINSON."
G.These Chemicals are for sale by '
J. II. ESXISS. SalLshury. N. C.
S Agents wanted in th
uips to sell farm rights. -
E n P HE
COMPOST
J- 11 EXXISS.1
Piedmont Air Line Railway
Richmond ' & Danvile. 4 Richmond &
Danville K. W.r -MJC. l)iyiunr and
Morta western M. C w. , . ,
COHDEIISED TjtlE-tflBLE
In Effect oc and after Sunday, Sept. 3, 1876.
GOINU NQttTIL
STATIONS. -
Leave-Charlotte
Air Line Juntion
- Salisbury
" Greennboro
u Danville
" Dundee
MAIL. Express.
5.55 am
6.12 "
2.15 am
2.40 44
4.19 J
6.17
8.54
9.01 -
80 "
10.58
1.4L.PM.
2417
12.45 f.M
Arrive at Richmond
3.19 '
GOING f'SOUTII.
STATION'S. MAIL. Exfrkss.
Leave Richmond 5.50 am 1.10 rai
44 Burkeville 9.00 44 f 3,54 44
44 Dundee 1.50 pm 8.05 44
" Danville 1.55 8.10 44
Greensborough 4 35 44 10.25 44
44 Salisbury 7.01 44 12.32 am
" Air-Line Juncl ion 9.06 44 2.29 '
Arrive at Charlotte 9.0.S 44 2.42 44
GOING EAST GOING WEST
STATIONS. MAIL d MAIL.
Ieave GreensUiro E 6.30am A rr.l 0 05pm
44 Co. Sinn, Z 7.58pm Lv. 8.53
Arrive at Raleigh 1 1.10 44 Arr. 5.05 44
Arrive at Goldsboro 1.45pm Lv. 2.20am
STATIONS. TAccommiatios Train.
Leave Greensboro g, 5.20am v Arr. 3 00am
4 Co. Shops - 8.13" U Lv. 1.11
Arr. at Raleigh 2.45pm 1 Arr. 6.03pm
Arr. atiGoldslx;ro ? 8.00 " Lv. 1.30 pm
WORTH WESTERN II. C. R. R
( Salem Branch. )
Leave Greensboro 10.35 p m
Arrive at ZSalem 12.45 A M
Leave Sal em 3.45 44
Arrive at Greensboro 5.45 44
Passenger Trains leaving Raleigh at 5.05 T.
M. connects at Greensboro wiih the Southern
bound train; making the' quickest time to all
Southern cities. Trice of Tickets same as via
oilier routes.
Accommodation Train leaving Greensboro at
6.30 A M, connecle at Gnldsboro with Northern
ano- Southern bound Trains on the Wilmington
I and Weldun Railroad.
iyncnourji Accommodation leave Richmond
daily at 10 15 a M, arrive at Burkeville 1.45 p
m; leave Burkeville 5.10 A M, arrive at lUch
niond 8.40 A M.
No Change of Cars Between Charlotte
aaa xwicnmona. zoz miles
Sleeping Cars run through from Richmoi cl
Montgomery without change.
Papers thai have arran'tMientr in ,K-uP:ru
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Agent.
Eur fuither informalion address
JOHN R. M ACMURDO, -
Uelil. i'asseiiger Agent,
June 6, '76
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Wiluiiugtou, N. C. April 14, 175.
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Change of Schedule,
un ana alter rnday, April lfith. 1P75. the
trains will run over thw Railway as follows .
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington at .
...7.15 A M.
Arrive atutiarlotteat
....7.15 P. M
I Iayo Charlotte at
...-7.00A. M
7.00 p. M
Arnve in Wilmington at
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Wilnmijrton at 6.00 P M
Arnre at Charlotte at... iJ.OO P M
Leave Charlotte at.
6 0. A M
.6.00 A M
Arrive in Wilmington at..
MIXED TRAINS-
Leave Charlotte at
8 00 A M
Arrive at Buffalo at
. 12 M
Leave Buffalo at ...... .
.12.30 PM
..4.30PM
Arrive in Charlotte at
No Trains on Sundav eccent one fmiirbt
that leaves Wilmington at 6 p. m., instead of
uu oaiuruuy nignt.
Connections.
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vonnects at llmillirton with Wilinimrtnn A-
,7 mi a"u ".""Pton,Ulnmbiad; Angnsta
tVrlX-"1 . 1 ..aud .T.ri
weekly Baltimore and weeklv Philadlnbi
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oicumers, aim ine Kiver lioats to rayetteville.
wonniH-is at unariotte with its Weitern Di
vision, North Carolina Kail road. Chart H
Statesvile Railroad, Charlotte A Atlanta Air
Line, ana charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rail
road. :
Thus supplvincr the whole Wt tinThm,-,t
and Southwest with a short and ehean lin ..
1 the Seaboard and Europe.
m S. J. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and SnnMrintnm
May 6. 1875. tf.
Seiid25e. to G. P. BOWELL&CO..Nw
York, for Pamnhlet of 1I0 ft twm nAnfsinin
IStS 3.000 tiewslmtwm and HdimilMliA.
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M. A. BKINfiLE
Aug. 19. tf.
Chesaueake and Ohio EI
THE GREAT CENTRAL K0I JE K
TWEEN NORTH CAROLINA AND TKI
WEST.
PASSENGER .'M
I TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS.;
MAIL EXPBEsS.
Leave Richmond 9.30 a. m. 1100. Nifl
44 Charlottesville, 2,15 p.m. 4,4a-l
44 Staunton, 4.40 " 7.C5
" White Sulphur. 1.0CO" U'
Arrive Huntington, 9,30 a. m. 7,00 M
44 Cincinnati 6,00 U
44 Indianapolis 11,17
Connecting closelv with all of tliC
Trunk Lines for ihe West, Svrlk-Vt-
South-West. This is the shortest, yrntfnf
chtaueft Kmitc mtU Ioks hMnm of- Clf
1 n . , :
any other, and passes through r1ienflefl
in Ac world. ' " ' i.
Passengers taking the Express tuin onj
Vv. K. K. have 110 de ar, but cODiinlciw";;
to IIIT nriinl in ilia U'ui
First class and Emmigrant Tickela t
Lowest Ratks and Bajigsge ihn. ktil.f i4
grants yo on Express Trains. Tisi PlTi
and Money saved by taking ihe Cl"
and Ohio Routt.
Freight Rates to and from the Weft,!"!4
low aa tlie IiwhI
MerchanU and others will find it to theinfl
terest to get our Rates before shipping or f
during. '
For Information and Rates applj t
J. C. DA ME. So. Apnt.
or CJ. M. McKK.NMN
Ticket Asrwt .
UreenbroS'6
C. R. HOWARD, T T
General Ticket Agtnt. (
W. M.S. DUNN,
Superintendent. -;
Richmond V.
HORATIO I WCODSi iPf
Eeal Estate and InstLrance Agests,
Salisbury, N. C,
OFFICE. In the Courier1
Will sell and bnv real estate: renj t"8.
and ccdlect the rents. 1 j- ' !
FIRE ANO LIFE INSURANCE t
a specialty. :
i J iff '
JOHN S HENDERSON. ATTomTf i
will transact Ib.e legal kusineff of
Patronage solicited and prompt ;
ton guarantied. v Tt L
National Ho
RALEIGH, N. C.
Board by the Day,
Beantifully situated next to dn"o!f ff 1
Col. C. S. BROWN, ProPr
f"c March 9, 76: 1 rr.