THE CLOUD.
, !ft v low In the ueavenst
coai little cload It iemed,
Kucb ltt,e, V broad breast
Ja- . tli ro6c--s"
.... ai'"J liiriii imsertru utii hj o
....
. .v tn innocent rti,,
1 wiS Ttbe gold athwart It gleamed.
A - . . .
. , l.-u lnr1 lot
It k over the sleeping wave;
reeLn mariner shook his head .
Yft ,ne.7i crept o'er. i he Jusny red.
l'-' WHt li.ies are clear," he aid.
JJ' bis lips het btern and grave.
vrthve was midnight,
ADj'r?r lou.l was lowering black,
' t he li"ht of the Ktarn away,
T' niro i A U fl-T-h f the furious spray.
lJJThrPHkers crashed i" the uoithern
Wi,!d'i'''Wli.iiS on Ihelr track,
, t.v radiant rhortint.
h t'"v career tk
JO
i. ..,.th itH KWftv to nrove.
I
' - . - uiirfjtu m a it rnnVA.
A" 1 Iliy roots can laugn ai ioe.
- . m suHi a little jarring,
ltn ' Hv . x per lence 8iK.- t 4
with 1 inie's sad learning to sharpen
rr' the ulauce, ,
. thV "rift in the lute" advance, .
H57giiow late may seize upon circum-
fo sever the closest ties.
i.. vi fliroKt. tmDest "
AS. m.e
nip . 1 ' 1 1 .
when can courage .r skill avail .
Wbeu tn" heart lies wrecked by passion's
rSu or death has furled the sail.
a hen. Lxcojt -
r, .n watch oh! hope and gladness.
rnwin'tr the VUiug cloud.
ii wr. frank warmth of youth,
w it Iwl;.- bright breeze of truth;
l , ft i' there is neither mercy nor truth,
should it ouce your heaven enshroud,
h.iouiu AU the Year Kound..
Oxford Torchlight, Cendensed.
Tte H. C. Baptist Stite Conyentioit.
FORTMIXTH AXUAL SESSION-
FOURTH DAY.
Mr T U Brigg", Jr, of the F
Baptist Church, lUleigh, Central
Fir&t
As-
toaiation,' C S Williams c,
Smith reported tbem?elvoa a
W 15
Kjt Mr Ivty, frcm the Committee
oa Obitua-ies, , enbmitted a report.
The names of fiev W M. Wiogate, late
Preeident cf Wake Forest College, and
Ioq John K?rr, were mentioned.
The question recurred on the motioD
to adopt the report.
After tributes to the memory of tbe
deceased brethren, mentioned in the
report, bj Revs F Ii Jones, C T Bai
ley, Ret Dr Pritchard, Rev E L
Daris, Rer E Dodson and O M Cooke,
tbe report was adopted.
The subject of tne claims of Wake
Fure t College being the special or
it, was considered.
lulroduciug this matter, Rev J. S
i'urtfoT txhibitecj a picture of the col
ii:e building as it is now, and as it
will be, when all of the present plan
are fully executed. He entered into a
full explanation of the deficiencies of
the preeent buildings and the neces
sity t)f the cc ntempiafed -improve
msnta.
RiT Dr Pritchaid, President Wake
Foreit College, next addressed the
Convention, presenting the claims of
the institution. He bad been instruct
ed by the Trustees to go ou visit the
Associations and harangue the people
oa the general subject of education.
He bad epoken before thirteen public
assemblages during the past few
months and traveled eome thirty coun
ties, but had seen no section more
highly blessed than Granrille and
Person counties. He was after Btu
dent?, and hoped to be able to im
press on the minds of parents, the fact
that giring their children au educa
tion secured to them a far better
diance of earning an honorable living
than anything else.
The Doctor then proceeded to pre
sent the claims of the college and in
isted on the necessity of theii being
'Mognized in the fullest extent. As
the farmers were especially interest
ed in education, the speaker maialy
directed his remarks to them, showing
them how much they stood in their
owalightby not taking a more deep
"erest in education. He went on to
snow thatnothiDg had been bo poorJy
done for the last hundred years in
ortk Carolina as farming.. Why
M this? It was because they, as s
t?6?1 -thiog' derided benefits
science rendered their occupa
con,ani always spoke 6neerirgly of
book firming." l'be speaker ttien
poke of the necessity of manufac
"ret and other industries t"all direct
i sound and discriminating
IWRment emanating from a cultivated
r,ln As Jot g a3 the people are con-
ft u ro11 iD 1g loracc. 6 ton they
ojaid contioue to pay tribute to other
wcuoui far lef8 favored by natural
nntages H at o spoke of the
t i"011 condition of our common
btHS yEt.eia, and the panoity in the
juaber of the children who are made
Th. n Tantes offered by it.
U9 uctor concluded his remarks
Jd.eMnve8iaIeaI to brethren,
S; KW7bodj elaewhere, to send him
J?'. their own fakes, for
country's sake, and tz Qod's
Ee0..0006 folled Dr PritQliard.
broa? t u Tocated ewiiHitly a more
uoo. tk ral and universal educa
to ir.e PPle bouId be- aroused
Su !7 ?i cation.- -Alore-farnest
fra 2. di"ction.ahould oome
th J aP1' Thia waiiotouly a
poral duty, but a religious one.
for the mental wanU of his
cTths v!Ji0 l,roTid or the sustenance
6body.
B7t j .d6 W? Vreceded him.
rlJL!?41 or oontributionF- and
dollars ,moxIned Beve.!
UIfDia, annoanciagiiU speedy
departure for the field! cf his duty, and
afking the players of the brethren,
was read. - I ! , I
Rer Mr Stradley offered! a resolution
endorfing tbe work designed for Rev
Mr Uait well. Adopted.
AETERN(oN SK.f ION.
The report of theFinaup Commit
tee was f.uba.itted and adopttd
Tbe. committee on ime aod place of
holding the next annual session recom
mendtd Goldsboro, sis tbe place and
Wednesday before the third Sunday
in' November, 1830,1 as the time.
Adopted. J j! J
Tne S cr tary ijf the Convention
w- s r 'e t d to hnVe the uual number
of minutes prin'ed and distributed.
Bro Bigg moved t make the jelaime
of Oxford Orphan! A ymm the special
order for 7 o'clock this (Saturday)
evening. , ! j f
Capt C M Cooke moved to invito
Rer J A Mundy at!d J II MiIIp; E.q,
to address us on the Asylum Work. j
The Committee on bbituaries was
instructed to add to their list the name
of John G Williams, Ef p.
EVENING 8E-SIOnL
Io order to complete pur work before
midnight, we were ccmpellejd to omit
a eynopsis of the ppeeohes of Messrs
Aliibj and Mundy in the Convention
last eveuiDg A chapter of orphans
enlivened th'-occ-tj-ion with intereetiDg
S) gs. Rev IV- J0k fit ffih proposed
another culkc ion, and the cogregt -
tion quickly ret ponded to ihe tuue
of
go5. : ,.',
Miscellaneous.
P. 1. BRIDGERS & GO;
' J
OWE THEIR
IMMENSE TRADE to Pluck,lcte'ligence
Enersv and Deterniiiit t!iori to Succeed.
THEIR PROFITS
I. Ill ! i
on the capital invested have far exeqeded
Ml Hf ' - ! f -their
most sanguine expectations for; tLe
FIRST Er, 1
So far as to imke the Business the most
Trofital le, the ' most
Agreeaile, the
most Congenial, and the mst
Lucrative
in which they pave
. r
ever engaged.
FROM THE START; I
Thlir business has been on a secure and
p?rmj.uent footing.
S As long asc
(Wilming
ton stands they st -nd . ! Do not belie"i e the
reports you har about their ever leaving.)
At first Ibey were pot po sitive a scut mak
ing this their homo,1 bi;t the last year'a
bu,iuiss ha? proved this a good place for
uiaki g money.
TO OCJli COU.N
TUV FHDND3 I
t
P. L. Bridges & Co.,
-'u P -
OZIQC&B.S, i
' Ii - I M
Present their complia:ens. WOj keep op
posite lha Purcell House, and next the
I , i' M i
Telegraph Offic-3, in the large three-story
Iron Front Building, put up at large ex.
p.rs i express'y for us.! All the modern
improvemen's i'.side. Step iu and see for
MM
yourselves. I
THE FINEST STORE !
- . i j
THE LARGEST STOCK !
v i i
THE CHEAPEST COODS!
1 ' i ri i
THE GREATEST ACCOMMODATION!
M ! I" . I
THE POflTEST CLERK !
THE BEbT GOODS ! I i
THE BIGGEST VAUlEtY I
i i M
THE NEATEST PACKAGES U
TBE LARGEST BUSINESS! M M
Call a 1 e? us y.uu selves or wri'e for
prices. i
You will hcar'fivjm'us again next week.
r. ! i
Respectfully and truly,
! M . I ii
P. L- BRIDGERS & G0
nov 10
Baby Syrup.
)AkKR'S GINGER TONIC,
Indian
Cholorogne, Ball's Cough Bjrup, 1.1a tx,
cnut uwe, Aiert Ans Lore w a com
plete stock of pare JJrags and Medicines.
F. C. MILLER,
i V " . Oorner4th aadftoo Streets.
Open day and night. j j
BOTk10-tf . , j ! j ' j j '
We Do Not Claim
- Li '
PATRONAGE simp? y because ire an
a home enterprise, nbr do we expect it at
the expense of any joiie's pocket.! WB
DO CLAIM that we can fill any order for
Sash, Doors and 1 Blinds.
- - . : ..: : Ml I : M
Or anythuinjour line, at as LOW, FIG
URES, and as good . work and material, as
can be bought anywhere.j. Window Glass,
Builder's Supplies always on hand. I
Our new DBt KILN: is in operation,
and none but the best Lubber is used.
Respec fully, . t !
' ." ALTAFFER PRICE.
Taetory Foot of Vfalnat street. I
umce vor.aun.uaa jsea uross tree is.
. nov 1ft . -; I I
Miscellaneous,
SFEER'S
I M i I
Port; Grape IWixie
Cded in Charchei for Communion noro-v"-
Spcer's Tort (rape Wine
1 lours Years Old.
rpmd JUSTLY CELE3HATED NATIVt
Hineismade from the juice 01 the Oporf
Grape, raised in this count y. ltj invaluable
Tonic ana: ' SireBtttenini' Properties
are nasarpafsed bv any ether native Wire,
Being the pare juioe of the grape, p rod u ceo
mnder Mr. 8 peer's own personal supervision,
its purity and cenaineaess are guaranteed.
The youngest child may partake of its gener
oua qaalities, and the weakest invalid may
use it to advantage. It is particularly bene
ficial to the aged and debilitated, and s ited
to the various ai'ments Uj at afflict the weaker
sex. It is, in every respect, A WINE TO BK
RELIED ON. 5
Speer's P. J. Sherry,
The P. J. SHERRY is a Wine of SUPE
RIOR CHARACTER and partakes of tbe
Iden qualities of the grape from whichit
is made. For MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
it will be found unexcelled ;
Speer's P. j. or Pedro Brandy.
' This noted Brandy is a pure distillation
from the grspe and is equal to the finest Hen.
neeey or Otard Brandies; for medicinal pur
poses it can be relied upon as strictly pure.
See tbat the signature o' Alfred Speer
Passaic, N. J., is over the cork of each : bot
tle. ' I
A. SPEER'S Mt. Prospect Tfineyards,
New Jersey. Office: No. 34 Warren St., New
ork. -I
For sale by GREEN A FLANNER, J. C.
MUNDS, Druggists, and P. L BRIDGERS
CO. i aoril 1-1 y
Let your first attack of indigestion be the
las. Rouse the dormant energies of the
stomach with the Bitters. The tone thus
imparted will remain. This is a fact estab
lished by thousands of witnesses, whose testi
mony is sir ply a statement of their own ex-
Eeriencf s. Those afflicted with general de
ility of every phase will find this medicine
an unfailing agent in building up and re
newing their strength.
For sale by all Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally.' I
nov 3 -dAw. I
CHAS. KLEIN,
Underte
Princess
ter ami CaM Hater.
Street, in Basement of the
Journal Building,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
A fine asee rtment of Coffins and Cas
kets constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Tarnished. Orders by tele
graph or mail promptly filled. i nov 5
The New Hat Store.
OUR STOCK of Men's, Youths', Boys'
and Children's Hats and Caps is com
plete, which we propo?e to sell as Jow as the
lowest. We have a large assortment of
8Uk, Cloth, Scotch and Astrlcan Caps, very
cheap. Also, a large line of Umbrellas.
Those wishing anything in our line will do
well to examine before making their par
chases.
i JOHN M. ROBINSON,
oct 27- j No. 6 North Front st.
Houses and Stores to I Bent.
APPLY TO
THE McKOYS,
Attorneys andS Counsellors at Law '
Office North8Jda UarketlSt between 2d
r i
and 3d. I aug M
Steamer Passport,
1APT. J. W. HARPER,
Will leave Wilmington
:daiij, y4v
(Sundays excepted) at 1 P.
Oct 19
GKO. MYERS, Agent.
The. H. McKoy, i Jlobt H- IlcKoy
WILMINGTON, N. O.
0c North side Market street, betwa)
eooad and Third streets. .
iaaST-tt; " - U
jt
-
MicollaneouB.
THE NEW MARKET
Awakens Considerable
' Interest I
cur not moke so iiianIihe
' I .
POPULAR WHOLESALE
' I
ANI RETAIL ESTABLISH! NT VY
GEO. MYEIIS,
11, 13 stnd 16 JSouth Front Street,
! Pecante rf the live'j inte et
that is be:ng kept up recti dug freih
i I ' :
! ' ; i
Groceries!
I i. ; . ,
- And 1' ill in ;r Oilrr.
"PAROLE D'HONNEUH;
j And other Choice !
Brands of Flour,
i We are se'iing at Low Pi ices j
I J ' ! i
without regard to the advance. Bcpply your
selves at once and save $1 jer barrel.
Cream Ale and Sweet C5der by the fUUon.
Fruits and Fancy Goods.
The . Largest, Stock
n the 8tit9 to select
from at popular prices.
The Rosa Concha, Havana SegarsH 5 cents,
hold tbe supremacy.
CEO MYERS.
sept 24 i
400 Varieties
Albany Cakes and Crackers -Cheap
Enough, ' i
FULL LINES Flour, 8ugara, Coffees,
Teas, Syrups, Molasses, Soars,! Lye,
Baking Powders, I Cigars, Confectioneries,
Ac. Sold at manufacturers prices. Consign
ments Apples, abbsge, Onions, Potatoes,
Butter and Country Proluce constantly com
ing in to i i
T. B. HENDERSON A CO.,
oct 23-tf Corner Chesnut A Water sts
very body
ND HIS CNCLES AND Kir Cousins
and his Sisters and h's Aunti is invite d to wit
ness the 1
Grand Dress Parade
Every c'ay and every evening at tha
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
Store, ;
On North Front Street.
I I
The Stock is the largest and meat extensive
of the kind in the State, and embraces a very
.Ml
great variety of U3iful and pretty things,
which are sold tvere for less than half the
money usually demanded for iJiem. The se
lections were made in person and they are all
reliable goods. I I
Visitors from the country are particularly
i
invited to call and see how far a little money
will go. f "
Remember the plac, the
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
i Store,
North Front Street, between1 Princess and
M Chestnut.
oct 23
Secretaryks Office, j ,
Wilmington &Weldon E- E Co.,
Wi'mington, N. cl, Nov. let, 1679.
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT.,
on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington A
Weldon Hail "Road Company, has been de
clared, payable to the Stockholders on and
after the 22d instv
The Trinsfer Books will be closed from the
17th instant until after the 2 2d.
J. W. THOMPSON.
I Secretary.
nov 1 tf
Secretary's Office.
Wilmington & Weldon B-B- Co.
November 1st, 1379.
fJJHK FORTY-FOCRTif Annual Keetiag
"of heStrkhcMars of u , iiaiusgtoa A
Weldon RU Roia Cosnpany U1 he held ia
Wilmington, on TUESDAY.' the 18tt instant
I.'- t j. W. THOMPSON,
aorl-tf .' Secretary.
TTf jh ill ii w
Miscellaneous
YELLOW FEVERBLACK VOMIT.
It is to eoon to forget the ravage of this
terrible dUe?, which w. 11 no doubt return
in a more malignant and virulent form in the
fall months of lfc79. j !
Mbrkell's Hepatisx, a Remedy discovered
in Southern Nubia and used with such won
derful results in South America where the
n o tjaTrtea cases of fever are found,
r: ue from ore 1 1 two ounces of bile to be
filtered or strained from the blood each time
it p cm through the Liver, as long as an ex
re?! of bile eit. By its wonderful action
on th Liver atd Stomach the HEPAT1NK
rot i-nly prevents to a eeruinty any kind of
Fever and Black Vonit, but also cures Uead
Hch", t'or.itipstiun of the Bowels, Dyspepsia
asd all Ma ial iaeaes
oone reed fear Yellow Fever who w'U
eip-d the Malarial Poison aud excess of bile
tr"io the blood by u ing M brkelis Uipatisk,
wi.icn js !'ld by all lratrgista in 25 cent and
i l.to bottlt-s, or will be ei t by express by the
i'rr-rrWors. A. Y. MKKhLLACU..
Philade!phia, Ta.
l)r Pcmbertos Stillinerifi or Queeni
I -
! SDeliaht
The reports of woede cures o
Rheumatism, hcrdfula, Salt hhtuiu, Hjphi
lii, Cancer, Ulcers aDd Sores, that come from
all oarts ot the country, are not only remark
able but so miracujoU'i i as to be doubted wer
itjnot lor the alundance cf proof.!
Remarkable Cure cf Scrofula, &c
OAE OK UUL. J. C. LRANSON.
! KCiits, Ga., Sept. IS, 1371 k
Uicfc;: r'-jr uxic( n years l ! nave been a
great sufferer from ijcr)fua in itamobtdi.
trobeiog forms. I have been co fined to my
roein and bed Tor fifteen yi- ara with ecrofu
lous ulcerations. The most spproved reme
dies for such cases had ben used, and the
most eminent physicians i consulted, without
ar.y decided benefit, 'ijb us prostrated, dis
tress d, desponding, I vj-as advised, by Dr.
yer, of i"loyd county, (Ga., to commence
the use of your Compound Extract etillini.
Language is as insufficient to describe tfee re
lief I obtusci- '(. th use of the Mtluogia
as it uto o:iu-v n eqaae idea of the in
teiiSitv of iiiy uferieg before using jour
medicine ; sufficient to n iy, I abandoned al'
other remedies and oontinued the use of your
Extract of Stillingia, until I can say truly,
"1 am cured, of all pain," of all diseasewith
nothing to obstruct the, active pursuit of my
profession. More than eight months have
elapsed since this remarkable cureJ without
any return of the disease. j
For the truth of the above staeuient, I re
fer to any gentleman in Bartow county, Ga.,
and to the members of the bar of Cherokee
Circuit, who are acquainted with me. I shall
eyer remain, with the deepest gratitude, j
Your obedient servant,
J. C BRANSON, Att'y at.Law.1
a miracle:.
, WkstPoist, Ga0 Sept. 16, 1870.
Gents: My daughter was taken on the 25th
day of J une, 1863, with what was supposed
to be Acute Rheumatism, and was treated for
the same with no success. In Juarch, follow
ing, pieces of bone began to work out of the
rieht arm, and continued to arrer till I all
the bona from the elbow to the shoulder joint
oime out. juany pieces oi ojne came out oi
the right foot ana leg. The case was then
pronounced one of Whita hwellinp. affe
having baen confined aDouit Bix years to her
bed, and the case considered hopeless, 1 was
induced to try Dr. Femberton's Comouuno
Extract of Stillingia, and was so well eaji-s
fled with its effects that I have continued the
use of it until the present. I!
My daughter was confined to her bed about
BixyeaiB before she sat up or even turned
over without he p. She now sit up all day,
and sews most of her tire has walked across
iue room. Her general health is now good,
and I believe she will, as her limbs gain
strength, walk well. 1 attribute her recove
ry, with the blessing of God, to the use of
your invaluable medicine. With ; gratitude.
I am, yours truly. W. B. BLAtfTON.
Wxst Foist, Ga., Sept 16, 1870."
Gents:The abeve certificate of Mr.W. B.
B Ian ton we know and certify to as being
true. The thing is so; hundreds of the most
respected citizens will certify to it. As mulch
reference can be given as may be required.
Yours truly,
CRAWFORD A WALKER, Druggists.
HON. H. D. WILLIAMS.
DR. Pemberton's Stillingia i pre
pared by A. F. Merrell A Co. Phil a., Pa.
Scld by all Druggists in $1.00 bottle?, or
sent by express. Agents wanted to canvass
everywhere. i
Bend for Book "Curious 8tory" free to
alL Medicines sent to poor people, payable
in instalments. x may 28
ROSENTHAL'S
Mew
Boot & Shoe Store.
32 MARKET STREETS
A Word of Advice to my
1 Patrons. I
MY. STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE m
all its Draccbes, and roy arrange
ments enable me to receive New Arrivals
of Styles, of the Best ilake, Weekly.
My Stock will tellyou'i i tbe Fu'urc a?
it has ia the Past. j M
Call and examine btiurrf you pi rebate.
LOW
case
Next week I will give you somi t f
my
Popular Prices, ; no time this week.
Rfpetfully,i
CJ ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street
oct ia
feign of tLe Show CaM
Winberry Oysters-
THEY ARE GOOD
vow. Another iait
meat jmt received this morcieg. It's cold
tough tow for Let Whiskey and fat Oyeterr.
T ee Luech every day st 11 o'clock.
sept 26
JO UN CARROLL.
For Rent.
rJinAT DESIRABLE WHARF, at
foot of Mulberry street, lately occupied J-LT-by
tke Baltimore Steamship Company, com
plete with Offices, i hhed , Ac Also, the
COAL and WOOD YARD, corner of Frost
and Malberrj streeti; at present occupied by
J. A.8pringr. Apply .. .
j
Road Lino?, &c.
vyrmihotoh & Weldon
IrtAILROAD COOTAKT !
0f ICS Of GkS'C SirrsiJWTiSDEKt '
WiUIt.n. V. :., Jute 13, lr7P ;.
I CHANGE OF siMinuaLE I
On and afr Sunda?, Juse I5tbj i79,
Passenger trains oa tbe" Wi!D:iat?niA Vi U
don Railroad will run al follows:! J
DAY MAIL AM) EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wiiicington, Frrnt 8L Depot i !
at. 7 lOAikl
Arrive at Weldcn at....L .......L. 1 10 Pi M
Leave Weldon.... j, 3 32 P M
Arrive at WilmiLgtoa,1 Front 8t ! 1 1
Depot at M 9 53 Pjil
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
DAILY.
Leave Wilmington, Front 8U
Depot at.... i..
Arrive at Weldon at..
Leave jWeldon,
Arrive at Wilmington, Fiopt
Depot aL.......
s n i
i 'i
trains on larDoro llrar .
Rock v Mount for Tarboro at . . ,"t j!
v.
and luesday, Thursday and Sn ty i
A M.! Returning, leave Tarboro at
ty at I4:xi
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday
Friday at 8:30 PH. ,
ar c
The Dav Train makes 5ke ehntectiot a;
Weldon for all points .North th liajf Lirt
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via JKicN
mond and all rail route. h ,
Night train makes close e nnectiots pat
Weldon ftlr ail point north Tia RichmordL I
Slofcpii.KCars ftUachod to all Night Trains.
JOILV F. DIVINE, General Scrt.
june u
'...-7.1 i I . l
Cenft 1
p'ts Office,
WILMINGTON. .COLOMBIA AND
QUOTA RAILROAD CO.
Wilmbfton, N. C, June 13, li
CHANGE OF SCHEDTJLf I
On and after Sunday, Juno 15, the fci-l
towing seneauie win oe run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL. TRAIN, dally.
Leave Wilmington......... 9 05 A M
Arrive Florence 135PM
Leave Florence .....j. 3 60 P M
Arrive at Wilmington 8 iO P d
! ill
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
l(J 13 P ll
Leave Wilmington '. 10 13 V
Leave Florence 2 ft ) A M
Arrive at Columbia 9 00 A M
Leave Columbia 6 00 A M
Leave Florence 2 65 A M
Arrive at Wilmington , C 60 A U
! . ! ... -
This Train slot s only, at Flemingtor,
Whiteville, Fair Bluf, and Marion.
'-Passengers for Augusts (via Columbia),
bdoujo taxe iugnt txprers Tram rrom wii
Through Sleeping Cars on nigh
trait s
ior uoancsion ana Augusta.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General
june 13
ciap'
CAROLINA CENTRAL P.AILWATCO
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Orrici GxxsaxL ScrsainrxirnEaT,
;kdeht,
18, 1879. J
Wilmington, N.
C, May
Change of Sciiedvl:
ON AND AFTER THIS date, the f How.
ing Schedule will be operated on this
Railwav : M
Passenger, Mail and Express Traiol. j
Leave Wilmington at.... 7:p9 P 11
Arrive at Hamlet at. 2: '2 7 A M
" at Charlotte at.... t-:2Q A M
Leave Charlotte at ..hi P M
Arrive at Hamlet at....... 1:3 A 11
at Wilmington at 9:50 A II
Close connection made at Hamlet wth
trains of Raleigh A Augusta Air Line Rail
way. -.'.! . j . . I
Shelby Division Mail, Freight A Passenge
and Express. 1 j U i M
v. o Leave Charlotte... ...8:40 AM.
aQ' V Arrive at Shelby 12:30 P M
No 10 ' lLeveShol9V..... . 1:15 P M
Arrive at Coarlotte 6:05 P M
V. t. wOHNSON,
may II , General Superintendent.
Zeohyr Worsteds.
NOTUER LARGE LOT '
I i JUST RECEIVED.
WHITE 10 CENTS.
-COLOCKD-Ui CENTS.
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'iiU Look out for announcement of Grand
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Millinery OpeUsg. :M M
H. 8PRUNT, s i
septl 5
Exchange Corners
COMMERCIAL! HOTEL
WILMINGTON, NC.
Lar;rc Sample Kooinn tor
Coiiiiiiercinl TravelcrJJ
rpUE PROPRIETOR havini thorouiUy
renovated this House and furnished it entire
Iynew,is prepared to give to the traveling
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public all the convenieneies of a FIBSTf
CLASS HOTEL, 'it ia located in the very
cenfre of the busineas part of the city, being
con tenient to the principal business bcBMf,
Postcffice, Custom lipase. City Hall and
Court He ite , j , j , J
X3A First-Claes Har a?d BWiird Sale o a
connected witL this IloieL
HATES f 2 PEIt i)At .
oct 24 F. A. SCHUTTE.
Rail
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