TTJETWO GLASSES.
cll tw-0 elapses, niled to the hriiu,
Thel rS! ble' rlm. V Vm; I
ou ruddy and red as blood. !
n.e w tu " " ...-wtu.1 flood.
i TutgiS-i I " ine urthe' Per brother
,Jt teil the tales f the pat to each
wlhr.V h.nnnoi ni revel and mirth.
Aiid thf pro"""1'
tU wder my touch iw though atruck ly
M' tri. r ..- i ru!(! In might.
Wdenir.'1 .I- uav luru the
. ii.l f rune I have hurled
Kri.IIl iuc
nifn twu;
' many an limoied name;
...... -n vii i &. ciiiCl iiivt-ij Nliuint ;
H .. ..V..1...1 v..ian wiiu a a
l-4e i""! ' - -
. .Vliiiade liU f;Uure a barren wast?.
i"raii-r than Kb um 1
; ,41ll,ny srmy beutaiti the Kay:
. -L-Jb the armor li.ednvir
ili,c ' . .... .,.,.. ii iron rull'
;I'!.Ve ma.h- ood ship- g. d.wn at wa,
t-1- "hneks of iheio.t ware sweet to
. .U -Atri. ;Hehold.liow "rent you b.
l
Hi-. iicnfi"
...tn ui'H.iii. Li'ii iu. Ltelore you
1
mivht and nowerare ov. r all.'-
ror- i.roiher." iHimhed the wine.
I .... .1 .. -tI nun.
. - 'rviiik.. . -uii not txiasi.
. lit-lhroned or a luurdf red hOsL
t ll j& rv -
t'.-Jl of a he.irt tnc" sad.
L'v ,srviaiarl Htm- 'd 1
Ji uf r-u l'v 4Ui.cmd. ol brow.-,
Ut 1
KUd
i w ioi ed and souls I've saved:
Huwld in tho river aud played In the f.mu-
. 1 l.i H.l.lllllMlll.
a,rl.llu,tno uuahlue'auddrcpiH'd from the
And everywhere gladdened the landbCie
I baveaST'the hot for Heart of fever aDd
I havernarte the 'parched meadows grow
Wi'STTWai-h ;th-iii
ib At ground out tne nuursuu iwiv.. j
I can tell of manhood debased by vou
Inall lifted up ana ciownwl anew.
1 cheer 1 help. I strengthen and md;
1 itiaiMeu tne heart ul man and maid;
1 Zei Ui chained wine-eaptive free,
. .M...iiirt,,r biiiiwln" me.
1 hese are the talen they told each other
Iheilasaof wine anu paier
a" tney sat together. Mlled to the brim.
ou the rlcli man s iauo n
THE F1KES OF
A Loss In Ihc I'nlled States of $77,
703,700 and $U, 101,700 Insurance.
During the past five years, accord
ing to the figures collected by the
' Insurance Chronicle, $353 018 255
nrih nf nronertv has been destroyed
by fire in the United States. In 1875
the losa was $78 102,285. in 1876 $64.
n rjm m 1K77 Sort 165 80J. in 1878
VMU.VUVi " " " w 1 '
SA4 315 900 nd in 1879 $77,703,700
lbe last year, it will be seen, was un-
lucky nd only iuu.uuu oeuer iuu
1K75. althoueh in 1875 Virginia City,
aa Tiaited bv a blaze which
sweDt away OTer $6,000,000 worth of
rMnnm IT. The loaeea to . insurance
oomnaniaj last Year were in excess ol
thn loasee of but of the four previous
Tears. Theee lotBe amounted m 1875
to 839.325 400, in 1876 to $34,374,500,
in 1877 to $39,398,', in 18 1 a to sou,
3,i700, u juiu '
575.900 ana
in
nnnnc the rive Tears there were
55.576 fires. Poorly constructed build
logs, carelessness ou the part of occu
pants and incendiai ism are the prin
omftl ranges of fire".
Amon the BeTeral States New York
leads in tbe figuies. Iu 1876 her Iops
was $14,090.t00; in 1877, 11,456,400;
in 1878. S9.397.UUU, and iu JorJ. io.
to'-i 'wvi PnnsTlvania comes next
I a7Uvva r
uirh a tntal Ioas in the four years of
S28 123 500. Massachusetts lost $-0,-
991.300; lilinoip, vii.sv.zuvi.
Of ncrriGultural implements facto
rip. 3:1 were' burned laat year, 10
almshouses, 86 bakerie-, 13 butcherb
ahons. 30 billiard-saloons. Ill black-
mith.hnna. 13 book-binderies. IS
Sw m-mmm w a KT 9
box factories, 42 breweries, 103 car
penters' shops, H4 carriage factories,
20 cheese factories, 13 chemical works.
on nhnrcbes fof churches 58 were
burned in 1878. 64 in 1877, 66 m 1876
and 77 in 1875). 9 theatres. zi cigar
10 coffin factories. 17 col
lege buiidingf, 12 coal-yarde, 40 cou
confectionenes, 33 oooper shops. '26
oottou mill. 13 cotton warehoui'e.s, 13
-court-houses. 17 distil. eiea. 223 diug
atorei". (cf drugstores in the five
vttura ljA-inriutr with 1875. were
j . - v r -
bnrned re6nectiTelr 114, 14j,
150. 191 and 223). 20 drying
Louses. 11 dye woiks, 14 engine-
honaef:. 13 exuress offices. 34 fancy
ktorpa. f.A feed StorttB. 170
fVWU ,
fiouring mills great increase over
lormer year), 83 furniture lactone.
153 cotton-gin nouses,, in guss lao
tories. 60 grain elevators, J I gram
warehouse?. 12 greenhouse. 77 Rrist
mills, 470 retail and 11 wholes lie
onnntrv crooerr stores. 31 har-
ness factories, 13 hat lac
tories, 384 hotels, 224 hqu r
Biores. 10 beer saloons, 13. t-pokc
factories, 61 ice house, 70 iron foun
dries, 10 jails, 13 junk stores, 16
laundries (cot one owned by a China
man). 65 lumber . yards, 42 mao iue
ahopd, 11 mattress factories, 45 meat
factories, 47 newpapr ollices (an
aTerage numbei), 21 oil rt
finenea, 12 oil tanks, 45 paint shops,
29 paper mills, 18 rag shops, 12 pabte
factories, 55 photographic galleries,
13 picture-frame factories, 86 planing
miws, 21 pork packing houes, 12
powder xnihs, 51 priutiog-offiees, 3S
public halls, 67 railroad depots, 2S
railroad rpair shops. 12 railroad
Btablee, 218 aawmilli. 39fUingU luiiU,
23 sash factor iea, 109 ret-tauraLt.", 58
bchool houses, 29 slttUghterhouer.
46 shoe fao oriea. 13 shoddy mills, 16
nnokehouses. 23 stave lactoti no
stone-yaida 10 tugar refineries 46
tanneries, 15 steamboats 22 tobacco
fectoiiea, 27 tobacco barna, 24 tic
smithies, 11 mhsetwright shops, 10
wuod-luiniLg shops and 30 wcdieu
- millfl. .
Fees ol Doctors.
The fee of doctors in an item that very
many persona are interested in just at
' present V'e believe the schedule for
visit is $3.00, which would tax a man
confined to bis bed for a year, and iu
need of dailj visit, o?er $1,000 a year
for medical Attendance a! one! And one
aingls bcttfeof Hop Bitters taken in time
would av ha $1,000 and all tbe year's
sickness. Ed.
A Sad Scene.
A mnn falls from a Pcaffjld. Tbe
reporter bastt ns to the spot and uahes
Uih wt.y to tSe mau h biae. - . .
My life voyage is nearly ended
whispered the dying man, an he held
the report' r hind. 'My toal, like an
r.nnniButu c an, Deing swept irom
Us earthly muoriog, and carried oat
iato the-great pithless oc-an of eter-
n.ty. Ua, how unprepared 1 am lor
this juurijv ! H jw my tpirit ehrii ks
from embarking upon that Bin
n-pt, Puituiu I have a rife
Ld br'tontilul cuid -wLo wm mourn
aiy abieLC; aud uow that I bee J no
future, ntLitJtf but th dark; im-
peLettable shadow of death, vvUicu
pood hide me frr m- earthly eyes,
ihe or!d io kb mr:re bt.autii il ud 1
long .h, how I lougtoKty., Gbod-
bje. good f irewe 1. Prepare tor
tb"-iA Ui n-ad 1rord. Cour
age, cljrHg,' wr.is rt d tne reportei,
while tetis fs Imr M- iiicsorynut
shared Ci Oilier aov. u ins low , jUui
hnmus i I u l-.e-. Cmuhcv,! h
ttl.ispt'rtcJ; L w I -or Co vu HpVil
vonr ii m .
rThe -l'oli.a i&if ynuwot tii represent trt
wholud'ale price rtLeihy. la tu&kir.g u?
sail orier hiLe'- pricet Qtn tone errgJ
BAOOIAG usrj !
Double Aricror. . !
11 12
U
i
10 1 J
b Q 6
7i? ; 84
12 9 13
6 &
79 7
Q 6
1
Double Aiictic' "A" J
Htncdard Dtufjvfctic J
BACO.V Nnrth Carolina,
Ham. V
Hhnnldari. &:.
Hides. V lb-
W Ha tern 8mked
B&mii.
Bides, C)
Haoulders
Dry Salted
Bides. tt.... ...
Hhouldera. f
BEKF Live weight...
'iAKKKLt opinta 1 urpennne
second lland, eacn
New York.eaca. new .. 1
50
00
21
PVHWAX V ft '10
BKICKS Wilmington, VM 8 00
Northern 00
nnTTM North Carolina 2) 12
10 00
'0U Of
18
Northern. V C
18
25
40
11
14
15
11
SO
20
20
80
50
7
1 20
CANDLES tipersaV &
Tallow, f lb......
Adamantine, V Bet....
9
CHLE8h
Northern Factory, "Q Tt
13
14
10
28
Dairy cream, V 50
Htate, E.
COFFEE Java,!?, lb :
Rio. V fi
I.ncrnvrl. H B. ...............
18 0
77K
75
nORN MEAL bushel....
COTTON TIES y.bdl.....
DOMK3T1U
Sheetine. 4-4 v yarL....
e
0
Yarn. Ii bunch
1 10
FiBH
Mackerel, No. 1, hhl....l5 OU
No. 1, K bbl 8 75
O20 00
9 00
00 00
& 6 6C
& 8 50
02 50
Mackertl, Wo. 'J, ddi.i pu
No. 2, V 6 00
Mackerel, xo. i y dzl.....uo w
Mullets. J bbl
N. C. Jlerring, Keg o
50
6 00
& 0
i MJ 3 V . - : .
Dry Cod, n
KaDar. Northern. W bbl... 5
42 5 50
Extra do " v cdi... o vu
e 6 50
& '8 51)
Q 7 25
7 75
0 8 25
FamUy : " V dd1 7 00
City iiillEx,.uper ldi... w
j azuiy $r oni... '
Ex. Family '4i bbl... 8 00
lERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano, V 2000 s.r& UU
... m M MA . k f.f
C60 00
&42 00
&42 00
67 00
Carolina t'erUhxer " "
Navass Guano, " 0 W
Complete Alanure " "'UU
W nann a rcoepnaie " v w w
Wando Fhoiphate, " " 00 CO 42 00
&42 00
Wilcox, Oibb a to., ma
nipulated Guano iu uu
CIS
00
14
GLUE f fi
GRAIN CorB,store,ff ocids o
Corn, cargo, 5o ids to
nnm.Tnl.. W htmSeL Nose.
Oata. V bushel VAO
Paaa. cow. "W busbsl '
65
12
2a
05
8M
I2i
00
HIDES Green, V
4
10
10
00
00
o
Q
O
Dry, m
UAY Eastern, P 100 Ita...
North Kiver, iuoids....
HOOF IRON y ton
LARD northern V &
r i
North Carolina m
11
LIME bbl..
LUMBfiK City steam a a wa
8b ip stuff, resawea. wmii.io w
20 00
18 00
1G 00
4t25 60
on CO
Q
&
Rough edge plank.r aiino w
Weet ma; cargo, accoru-
Inir to nnalitv. V M ft.. .13 00
Dros:ed flooring,seasoned.l5 00
Boantliag and boards, com
mon. M ft.....: 17 00
unt.iSlKkS (?nba.hhd'Vi?l 37
J w o
UuDa, DDIS., v Kai
33
11
25
45
9
10
00
12
90
00
25
Sugar bouse, nnas. & gai.
bbls. gal...
Orleans Choice bbls. V eal.
9
& 5
&
0 1
& 1
& 1
& 1
&
2
il4
55
25
45
10
20
NAILS Cut. 20dto4d.'?VkV
OILS Kerosene, V gal
Lard, W gal
Linseed, $ gal
noun, v KSi
PEANUTS V buhel
25!
POTATOES -Sweet, bus.
IHh. N'orthern.V bbl
50
bO
60
PORK Northern, city meaa.14 00
Thin, bbl ou ou
Prime, bbllextra) 10 CO
Rumn. V bbl , 00 00
O'J 00
eoo oo
ooo oo
RICE Carolina, V It 7
Vut I dia. V lb 00
if
Hi
00
50
IK
I
Rough, V busheL U.(l
RAGS Country, V
10
1H
14
Oitr,V.2
ROPE--
Hemp
Manilla......
SALT Alum, V sack
70 &
oo o
o
70
io.s
00
00
00
LiverDOol. w sack
k. .........
American V afLC
Marshal s tine, caca....M
Cadii V sack ....
SUGAR Cuba, E
PorU Rico, V )
A- Coffee, &
Aa
J-mm ' iH t
Ex C H &
1 49
! 00
10
00
11
! 10
UK
7 b1)
2 25
8
9
9
O
&
Crushed y EX
oOAP Northern, V E 5
SHINGLES Contract, V3i S 00
Common, V M I 50
STAVE.4 W. O. bbl. V M. 10 00
ROhhd. V E. :. ..00 00
TALLOW V E M . 8
TIMBER Shipping V M -.10 00
Mil, extra p.- 8 50
. Mill, prime per M............ 7 00
Mill, fair per M 6 00
. Common, per MM... ....4 00
Interior to Ordinary,per M 3 00
WHISKEY North'n,perl I 25
North Caro ina. per jral ... 3 00
WOOL Unwashed, per ... 2J
Washed, Dr fi . 5
Barrr wool, c er I. ......... 15
Olb 00
QVQ 00
o oo
912 00
10 75
O 8 00
U 6 50
4 60
0 400
(9 5 00
O3(0
Q 27
O 28
(9 17
Winberry Oysters-
THEY ARS GOOD
now. Another instal
ment tost received this morals r. It's cold
noag-h kow for hot Whiskey and fat Oysters.
Free Loach every day at 11 o'clock.
ept 2 JOHN OARROLU
New Advertisements.
Boatwright & McKoy
TO THE PEOPLE OF
Sampson, Duxlin,
Hanover and Bladen
Counties. .
ARE INDSED MUCH OBLIGED
to j(yi 1 r your generoa eapport for the
!
' -
past wefck. We are sure you wi.i bo pleased
V '
w ith thy O ;odi jou have puichaf d fro-n
us. If ao, come and see ua aain. It will
I
alwaja be a pleasure to serve y
' u
To the Public oene-.-
ally-
WE MAKE no bjnea of the fact that we are
1 ..
anxichis for traie, and we are determined to
have it if selling
1'
GOOD GOODS
at a very moderate profit, Politeness to all,afid
Prompt Shipments will accomplifh our end
i i. '
Our Daily Receipts are large,
ways full wi h
Stock al
FRESH GOODS.
Don't take our w rd lor it. Call and ex
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i
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of lb80 has begun, and it is your outy to
watch it and to unde stand it. To that end,
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piper. What everybody aays is apt to be
true, and everybody says that (
i
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I
is theT)e.t ever printed in Ko th Carolina. It
is Democratic f. om principle, it gives all
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AaroA f uln hpran it is a newsDaner It i
printed on good white paper from larjre, clear
type, because its subscribers pay for a good
paper and are entitled to one. It will fur
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and of tbe federal ana o-aie campaigns kow
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After paying for your home paper, instead
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bat to whose ample apace the application of
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for months past, nd to ba bd 'n no other
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The price is only $2 a year, $1 f-ir six
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r r
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Siooo in c:olik
be ral.lor ca.w thT will wt ru or blp. o; !
tr.r iiiiTtlilnir imDure or injur-!. fotind in thorn.
A-sX yotr inspgi-t for Hop KI'.Ut and try thru
before Ttu siep. Take otbrr.
Hop t'i-r:i CXr.r i t he rweet. sfr-t and bet,
j Asfc ChiLlrr n.
The Hdr Tad for Stomatli. Liver and K1ipt wrap-
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Repaired neatly and promptly, by -
J Aa WUTNE-B,
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Over twenty years' experience. Give m a
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MOY
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Ct,
irsapaiiia
1 a roirnwmnd of the virtues of sarapa-
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.with th irMli.lfof potash and iron, all pow--erful
blool-making. bUxMl-cleansing, and
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It cures Scrofula, and all scrofulous
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Its recipe has been furnished to physi
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BUK1U
PHARMACEUTICAL.
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL
DISEASES
OF THE
For Debility, lxs of Memory, Indispo
sition to Exertion or Business, &hortneM
of Breath, Troubled with thoughts of Dis
ease, Dimiifss of Visiou, Pain in the Back,
Ches', and Head, Kusb of Blood to the
Head, Pale ountenauce and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms are allowed to go on,
very frequently .Epileptic Fits and Con
sumption follow. When the constitution
becomes affected it requires the aid of an
invigorating medicine to strengthen and
tone up the system which
"Helrnbold's Buchu
Docs in Every Case, .
HOLD'S BIU
IS UNEQUALLED
By any remedy known. It is prescribee
by the most eminent physician all over thd
worW, in
Rheumatism, -Spermatorrhoea,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Aches and Pains,
General Debility, -Kidney
Diseases,
Liver Complaint.
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Troubles,
Paralysis,
. General HI Health,
Spinal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafness,
Decline,"
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
Nervous Complain ts,
Female Complaints.
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders.Cough,
Dizziness, Sour btomacb, Eruptions, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation of the
Heart, rain in tbe region of tbe Kidneys,
and a thousand other painful symptoms.
are the offspring of Dyspepsia.
HlilMllil'S BUIIHII
Invigorates the Stomach1
And stimalates the torpid Liver, Bowel?
and Kidneys to healthy action, In cleans
ing tbe blood, of all taiparttiea, and im
parting sew life and vigor to tbe whole
system.
A single trial wi'l be quite sufficient to
convince tbe moat hesitating of it valua
ble remedial qualities,
PniCtE 81 PER BOTTtEj
Or Six Bottle for $5.
Delivered, to any address free froiu oh
serration.
"Patients" may consult by letter, re
ceiving tbe same ottention as by calling.
Competent PhysHans attend to corre
s poo dents. AU letters should be addreesed
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist,
. PhAAAdelphia, Pa.
CAUTIOHI
Bt9 th&t the prirato Preprietary
SUap i ca each bottlt .
Gold Evomvhere,
iaalSftwlj
i-1 .
BLAM
KD1Y8
Rail Boacl Lines, &c.
WILMINGTON w WELD ON
RAILROAD C0aIIPA1T5l.
Orrrca or Gil SrraainTsKDiwT I
Wilmingtd, N. 0., Nov 22d, 1879.
CHANGE OF SCUKDUL.
On and after Sunday Nov. 23d, 17 S
Passenger trains ot, the Wilmington A i
doa Railroad will run aa fellows:
DAT MAIL AND EXPRKSS TRAIN, da y
Leave Wilmington, Kront Tt. Depot I
at.......... 6 fibA K
Arrive at Weldon at........ I 50 P 1
Leave Weldon . 3 40 P 2L
Arrive at Wilmington, Front 8u
Depet at 9 53 P M
nIqht mail and expi;esh train,
DAILY.
Leave Wilmington, Frost St.
Depot at
Arrive at Weldon at..... ,
Leave Weldon.
8 10 I'
S bC A
2 13 A
Arrive at Wilmington, FronttL
Depot at..... b 1 j
Train on Tarboro Hrsnoh K a? N - .-'
Roclry Mount for Tarboro at 5.1 P w cm
and Tuesday, Thursday and rtaturi i 4 :
AM. Returning, leave Tarorv j io."
A M daily, ana Monday, Wednesday at.
Friday at 8:30 P M.
The Day Train makes clone connection at
Weldon for all points North via Bay Lie
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rieh
mondand all rail route
Night train makes close connections at
Weldon for all points north via Richmond
Sleeping Cars attached to all Night Trains.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Sopt.'
nov 72
Gen'l Sup'ts Office
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA AND AC
GU8TA RAILROAD CO
y
Wiiminf ton, N. C, Nov 22, IWS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE;
On and after Rundav. Nov. 23, the fob
lowing schedule will he run on thiaroad;
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN, dally
Leave Wilmington..... 9 40 A ai
Arrive - at Florence 2 00 I'll
Leave Florence...... 1 50 P M
Arrive at Wilmington 8 iO P M
HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington. 10-13 P M
Leave Florence., 221AM
Arrive at Camden Junction., 4.16 AM
Arrive at Columbia 9 00 A M
Leave Columbia. ...... 5 CO P M
Leave Camden Junction... '2 00 M
Leave Florence 2 SO A M
Arrive at Wilmington 6 30 A M
This Train stops only at Flemington.
Whiteville, Fair Blui, and Marlon.
Passengers for Columbia, and alt point on
G. A,C. R. R. and in Western North Caroii
na, via Columbia and Spartrnbarg, should
take Night Express Train from Wilmington.
Passengers for Augusta should tak Night
Ezn rasa Train, which onnn.ptu r!n.lT ii
Florence, Charleston Junction andCsmdea
Junction.
Through Sleep leg Cars on all net
tVwea fll W sfrK m .! a4Afi A -i a 4- m. al m nln m .
mW aa mm w W i w a aawk hdw vvamui
bia.
Trains leaving Wilmington Saturday
nights do not make any connection for, Col.
umbia.
JOHN F. DITINE,Oeneral Bnpt.
nov 22
I1
CAROLINA CENTliAL liAILWAY CO
Ornoa GiHaaiL ScrxaiHraanaBT,
Wilmington, N. C, Msy 18.
.
Change or'SciiEDutK.
fX AND AFTER THIS date, the f' Uow-
ing Schedule will bs operated' on this
Railway x
' Passenger, Mail and Express Train.
") Leave Wilmington at.... 7:00 P M
No. L Arrive at Hamlet at....... 2:'27 A M
) " at Charlotte at.... r:20 A 11
Leave Charlotte at.......MR:2S P H
Ne. 2. V Arrive at Hamlet at.. ..... 1:3! A 11
J - at Wilmington at 9:50 A M
Clots eonneetion made at Hamlet hh
trains of Raleigh AAupusta Air Licj ha!
way.
Shelby DiviaioB l: ail, Freight Pacjenge
and Express.
"V1 Leave CharloUe...............:4i) A M
0-- Arrive at Shelby .......12:33 1 M
Ko.10.
Leave Shelby M 3 :1 S P M
Arrive at Charlotte l.Oi P M
:
may 17 General Saner intendenh
DON'T FORGET
that in::
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
Store,
IS THK .ONLY EXCLU:Vi::Si0i:3
OF THE KIND IN THETSTATli
And the Cheapest
Place to Buy
TIM GLASS AMDilWOODEW.WARE ;
CROCKEflY.
And 939 Other
H0USE(EEP!&
ARTICLES I
t& Special icduce merits to ' Country
Merchants. ,
TIT"' New Goods lecelred daily at No.
North Front street. Jan 7 .
Lover , than Ever,
JjAGJf STOCK OF CAE, ASn, ic. a
greatly rsdnesd prien.
Fall stock of the best COAL la tbe -city
very low Indeed.
jan 2$ J A. SPRINGES.