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The. Wilson Advance. 1 JfcJ53K Things for Summer . Wear;" ; Call JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING. and inspect his stock. Creates many a new business, Knlarges many an old business, Revives many a dull business. Rescues manyVlost business. Saves many a falling- business. Preserves many a large business. Secures success in any business. Place an advertisement in this paper if you wish good results. j of our The Equitable Asurante Society. We invite the attention readers to the thirty-third annual ! , i- ru. rr,..,:Ki t :r. .. t bUilciiJcm ji liic xiiuuiuic 1.11c rvsbur- ' ance' Society, which appears elsewhere in this paper. To our mind, it dis closes a remarkable financial achieve ment. It also strikingly illustrates the grand capability of American en terprise, energy, sagacity, and pluck. Thirty-three years ago, this society was organized in the city of New Who's your choice lor Aldermen ? York, with a capital stock limited to Rv all means let us have the cicrar- '' I00000 ' t' 1 53. 006,000 of$assets By all means let us have the cigar lfa fa f stupendoi,s ette factory. ! J ., 1 . rX LOCAL. success : in the commencement of its Next Sunday will be the fifth Sun- career, it provoked, by it's bold ag day in Lent. j gressive policy, the fiercest antagon- Twenty eight years ago today the j5"1 of its older rivals, their opposition, battle of Averasboro wasfought however only served to stimulate it s ! energy, and to speed it lorward upon jiim: uuwuj HUL. iu viwiiuLic, every line ol advance with ever in- 1 - - crowds flock to daily to hear Moody and Sanky. Now that the Noggeration is over we will probably get some news OIVJ ENJOYS High water and cold weather have reduced the catch of shad in the Cape Fear. ; Yesterday one hundred and twelve years ago the battle of Guilford Court House was fought. Our Congressman, the Hon. F. A. Woodard, is at home for a few days to escape the press ol office seekers. Our' merchants will stand in their own light if they don't do all they can for the establishment of a cigarette factory here. With a little effort we think a stock company could be formed for the es tablishment of a canning factory in Wilson. Start the ball. Farmers, read the article under the head "Tobacco Leaf," Capt. Pace gives some good ideas about he preparation of plant beds. , ' The establishment of a cigarette factory here means a big pay roll for its operatives. This means a" big trade for our merchants. The fishing season is now - on us. We learn that a party of seven gen; tlemen went to Contentnea one day this week and returned with one little "red hoss." v This morning the sun rose at eleven minutes past six o'clock ; , will set eight minutes past six rnaking the day's length eleven hours and fifty one minutes. ' creasing momentum, until at this time it stands among the great insurance institutions of the world, like ' Mt. Blanc amid The Appenines. . This society always emphasizes the abso lute security, which its massive finan cial strength and conservative man agement guarantees to it's policy holders ; it points also with pride to the invariable promptness with which it meets every just demand. Nearly $11,000,000, paid orf death claims j and matured endowments during the past twelve months, without delay in any case; is it's sufficient pledge for the future upon this point. It has been the pioneer in almost every im portant reform, in lite assurance, since it's organization its free tontine policy is a marvel of symplicity : en tirely devoid of all techicality and all that ugly mass of conditions, which in too many places, furnish conven ient concealment, for a loop-hole of escape, or a hook upon which to hang a contest. This waives ail ,re striction as to residence, travel.or oc cupation after one year, and non-for-feitable after three. Every policy is sue! uPon this plan, in 1862; and ma turing this year, shows a cash return of nf ore than the whole amount of premiums paidJ in addition to t- e protection for the entire amount of policy for 20 years. If space allowed, we might show that this system of Tontine insurance is the only one, which equitably distributes the bene fits of lite insurance, giving to the faithful and persistent policy-holder, his just share of all its profits ; we might, we think, also demonstrate,' to that class ol investors, who seem to The Tyson boys can look at a man harbor the delusion, that they are to and size him up in a few minutes. If live forever, for the express purpose you want to be sized, call, at Oettin- of managing their income, that the gers, where the Tysons will be glad sequel might bring no discredit to to show their skill at sizing. their reputation as financiers if they ' should secure a 15 or 20 year en- We are all good democrats one dowment in the Equitable. Surplus, as good as another. It is evident that after al, is the final test of strenfTth . but one can be appointed to the post- 53I(0oo,ooo, which is the largest mastership, it is to be hoped that the amount Gf surplus held bv any insur one, whoever he may be will give the ance comnanv in the ' rd . vvhii. office his entire attention. . .nnnnnnn. r ru.'..A ..,,1 200,000,000 new insurance written, true, lurniture dealers-r-Wooten, cfc during the past year, attest the enter- Stevens, talk'toyou in our advertising prise, and irresistible energy, with columns this week. They are too which it is pushing it's conquest, and well known for us to say a word, in planting it's outposts, in every dircc- their praise. Their goods, like their tion to the very verge , of civilization. It is truly a wonderlul organization, but a greater wonder still is the fact. words, can be relied on. t 1 ! uoys, we love to see you enjoy yourselves. Confine yourselves to fly ing kites during the day. It is very dangerous to fly lantern kites at night. We' know of one instance where considerable property was de stroyed by fire by this practice. Dont fail to attend the supper given by the Ladies Aid Society, tonight, in the store next to the post office. 1 ne laaies are engaged in a praise worthy work and should have your hearty cooperation. Everything you may desire will be served at very moderate prices. Candidates in the different wards for aldermanic honors are getting to be numerous. Allow us to say right here that the present incumbents, in our opinion, are the best Wilson has ever had. We hope, they may be in duced to allow their names to be at the head of our government for an other twelve months. r rom every quarter of our State comes the cry of "mad dog." The Advance had no malice toward the ! last legislature-though we are not pleased with some of its work! or we would have wished that all these it ' a m mad , dogs had been taken to Raleigh and shut up in the . Capitol with the legislature. If this had been done we think a dog law would have been the result. that any one who has it in his power to do so should fail to secure lor those who are committed to their guardian ship, the protection, which it proffers for them,. in what may be their great est hour, ol need. Messrs. J. V. Davis and Son.,. ; represent The Equitable at this place. ; . gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy ..f its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its efiects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have Tiade it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles b all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to. try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. - SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. WUISVUS. KY. NEW YORK. M.f. SATISFACTION Is guaranteed to every consumer of HOOD'S Sarsaparilla. One hundred doses every bottle. No other does this. in TLANTIC COAST LINE WILMINGTON &WELDONR.R AND BRANCHES. AND FLORENCE RAIDROAD CONDENSED SCHEDULE TRAINS GOING SOUTH. DATED March 5th. 93. Leave Wei Jon ... Ar Kocky Mount SARATOGA SAYINGS. Latest bruising exercise. Roller skates attha Alliance Hall. Mr. . John R. Dildy was in Farm ville Sunday, visiting his "'best girl." Mr. Ben F. Moore 6f Kittrell, was in town last week visiting friends and relatives. Died. That clever gentleman, Mr. L. N. Shelton, of'Farmville, was in town last week. Mr. Henry Davis, of Eureka, was in town last week, visiting his sister, Mrs. Dr. Peacock. Mr. John Ellis, of near Old Sparta, has accented a position wiih the Singer Sewing Machine Co., as can vassing afent, and moved his family here. There is a decided change in the weather since Mr. Cleveland took his seat, now that everything is calm and serene, corn planting will soon be in order. By Ed. M. Pace. Ed. Rawlmgs is putting up a new walling. . . Iii pitching a tobacco crop let "qual ity;" not "quantity" be your gui'de, and tlie reward Tor your lalor will.be big prices. - - V. M. Carter, Esq., has adjusted his ; losses with the insurance men and will j in 'i clinrl tinil. -(ill! Ill.-TU't- 1 1 1 f-rfPtioil ' of a brick factory. You can't down a Both the method and results when working man of the Carter stamp. J Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant M. W. Reed, Esq., of Durham, who and refreshing to the taste, and acts has a resident buyer on this market in the person of Mr. C. H. Williams, was in the city Monday evening. He left on vestibule train at midnight for ho,"rce. We-were glad to see in our city on last Monday, Mr. J. O. W. Gravely, of Rocky Mount. . He was negotiating for Uhe purchase of our old street lamps. 1 hey will make a good light lor a vil lage, and cheap too, Jake. One of the boys familiar in the tobac co trade was giving a few lessons in a walking match the other night with his vest pulled up instead of down, imitat ing little George treading the wine press. Some say it was in honor of the safe return ot the Elm City tramps. Last Thursday evening one of - our prominent "pinhookers" bantered the boss auctioneer upon a wager that he would not walk him to. Elm City, which was readily accepted. The money was put up, and at 2.10 1. m. they left Wil son Tobacco Warehouse with a suffi ciency of the needful in case of a snake bite, for Elm City, taking the railroad track. At 5.30 p. m. they wired the stakeholdei that they reach their des tination at 4. 10 making the trip with out meeting with any obstruction in two hours. They were fortunate in striking a delayed freight train and reached home by supper time. Both displayed pluck enough, but very poor judgment, in our opinion. Honors were easy. This is the second time of '"late that we have had occasion to speak of the dirt roads leading into town, notably the Stantonsburg road from Nash street to the colored graded school. It is al most impassable and a disgrace to a civilized community, with stagnant water standing in the half filled ditch es. The whole line could be easily drained. That road is thickly settled by colored people who work as cooks, nurses, teamsters and laborers in town, and it' becomes the town authorities to srive this place some attention. If it is not attended to you may' expect chole ra or any other contagious disease to be spread by those people throughout the town during the approaching warm weather. A warning in time, &c. Farmers as a general rule are poor hands to takeyadvice. The indications r o ut to an alarming fact that the re ports from the Atlantic cotton states of the already large increase in the sales of commercial fertilizers being one third more than last year, means one thing if no more, that the farmers are preparing for a larger cotton crop, which means that that staple will be down to 6 and 7 cents. Texas, through her Commission of Agriculture, lias called a convention which met at Aus tin last week for a movement for the reduction of cotton acreage. The Fort Worth Gazette gives it as its opinion, if the movement fails you may look for five cent cotton and hard times. Make your own supplies that's the first move to success. But so long as you are compelled to feed your stock n Northern hay and buy milk meat your f ailure is onl y a matter of time. It is not too late to sow plant land. I'e'.ow we give ymi what the Southern Planter says on the subject..: ''Tobac co plant beds should be gotten ready arid sown this month.: The best plant bed is one made on newly cleared land, in a sheltered situation, with a South ern aspect. The ground should be well drained, yet moist, and no way 'of preparing it for the seed seems to beat the old-lashioned one of burning it. This gets rid of all weed seeds and in sects. Having cleared the ground of all underwood, lay poles across it ev ery two or three feet, and on these pile brush wood sufficient to make a fierce and lasting fire. Let this burn down and then rake the ashes over the bed and allow them to remain", thus destroy ing all seeds of weeds within two or three inches of the surface. After the ashes have cooled, then chop them in to the soil to a depth of two or three inches, not more, and rake as fine as possible. Upon this fine surface sow the seed, which should be mixed with fine dry-ashes, or sand, to insure equal distribution, and tread or roll in. If the soil be not rich, a dressing of rich ammoniated fertilizer should be work ed into the bed with the ashes. A quick growth of the plants is to be aimed at, so that they may attain suffi cient size by planting time. It is a wise and safe precaution to cover the bed with tobacco netting, as it both has tens the germination of the seed and keeps out' the fly, which is frequently most destructive just as the seeds be gin to germinate. 1 Ins netting should be raised six or eisrht inches above the surface of the bed, and be so supported as not easily to crush down by wet or snow. A tablespoonful of tobacco seed will sow a bed often square yards. Arrive Tarboro.. Leave Tarboro.. Lv Kacky Mount. Leave Wilson .... Leave Sclma Lv Fayettevllle.. Arrive Florence. Leave Wi;snn.... Leave Goldsboro Leave Magnolia. Ar Wilraing-ton.. o"3 O CO fen; 2 S 3!,5 3 P M P M 12 an 139 5 05 603 PM 11 30 12 35 AM 615 723 2 a5 '. 12 54 1. 139 2 25 lO.JS 603; 638; I 8 40; 10 40 I 12 35 1 15 200 325 6 05 2Vi 320 4 30 600 P M 5j? v ea PM 6 48 . 7 35 '. 8 47 ; 1015 . P M ! AM 7 58 843 9 55 11 ; t A M PM '33s 3 30 515 830 PM TRAINS GOING NORTH. DATED March 5th, 1893. Leave Florence . Lv Fayettevills. Leave Seluia Arrive Wilson... o a; A M 510 Lv Wilmington,.. Leave Magnolia.. Leave Goldsboro- Anive Wilson . Leave Wjiscn Ar ltocky Mount. Arrive Tarboro .. Leave Tarboro.... Lv liocky Mount. Arrive Weluon, A M 9 30 1110 12 20 1 10 6 A M 920 1148 114 158 AM 110 157 235 12 54 157 3 05 PM A M 158 242 2 42 3 45 PM - O W S5Q 15 S'f S PM 730 934 11 i C a PM 800 9 30 10 33 11 15 C es P M 400 5 40 6 59 748 PM 1130 12 08 12 08 101 A M PM 748 820 820 PM A M 630 950 1149 12 50 PM PM Sidney Carr, infant son of Allison Misses ana upheha hulghum, in Did tield s Sneieht Alice Owens, Birdie and Lula Speight, . left luwnsmp, iuoncay, iviarcn ine Saturday to visit friends and relatives paicuia lutvc me synipainy oi ine en tire community. R. T. B. A Musical Treat. The ladies aid society of Wilson will give a grand musical entertain ment on Monday and Tuesday even ings of Easter week. The best talent will be engaged. , Secure your tickets early. v his Your Kame in Print. Willie Stallings is on a visit to parents and his "best girl." Mr. Sam Vicka former resident of Wilson, was in town this week. Dr. R. W Joyner is in Washing ton Lity on business not political. Miss Hattie Bynum, of Greene county, is visiting Mrs. Arthur Cope- iand. Mr. B. H. Tyson was with us again this week. We understand Mr. yson is aoine a thriving Dusiness in lightning rods at Rocky Mount. ROCKY MOUM' ROCKETS. Older, Xo. 2. ' . " ine lollowing appointments are made on the staff of the Second Regi ment, and in the future will be obeyed and respected accordingly : N. Anderson, Major and Surgeon, vice McKinnon resigned- J. D. Croom, Captain and Assistant ourgeon, vice Anderson promoted. Robert L. Gebbon, Firt Lieuten ant and Assistant Surgeon, vice Croom promoted. By order of Col. J. F. Bruton. W. E. Warren. Captain and Adjutant. near t leldsboro. 1 ney returned Sunday, and speak delightfully of .the jolly times at "Grandpap's." Mr. W. H. Davis, of Wilson, agent for he Equitable Life Assur ance Co., was in town a few days ago. Mr. Davis, is a hustler, and posesses many qualities superior to his broth er agents in the undertaking- before him. Married Mr. Joseph Moore, and Miss Elizabeth Williams, at the home of the bride's father, Mr. Henry Wil liams in Greene county, Wednesday, March 1st. RevJ. T. Moore officia ting. I he happy couple passed through town. Making their way homeward. Late in the afternoon .of March 1st. . While sleeping alone bv a dim camp light, Visions home seemed darker than "igbt, Thougn every thing robed in nurple green, There was never a sight like ours seen. A perfect likeness of our present sweetheart reduced to an infant babt: rocked to sleep in her mothers arms. That was1 a happy couple that passed through town last Friday evening, and we nvust say from ac tual experience, sister, don't put too much confidence in a lovers vows and sighs. Let him tell you that you have lips like strawberries and cream, and cheeks like a carnation, and eyes like an asterisk, but such things oftener . come from a . tender head than a tender heai t. . " -- - - B. We understand that some addition are to be made to our Society, you cant keep us down.our boys will go off and gobble up the best looking girls in the state and bring them to. this beautiful City. If we keep on we will have as many pretty women on our streets of an evening as.one sees in Wilson. John Lewis is going to wake up and prophesy someting great for the "(JueenCity next summer you just wait and see, we can t say for certain what he will predict but whatever it is you can bet that it will come true. John never fails to claim that, "I told you so," no matter which way the cat jumps. The shops at this point are moving steadily forward and will shortly be ready for work. A number of valuable peices of machinery hav e been placed in position. The Railroad Company are using none but latest improved machines and continuing on this line One room alone contafnes machinery valued at $20,000 thus far about $ioo,ox has been expended in improving their plant. ; The West end Land and Improve ment company has sola out to a syndicate 01 ten, their holdings in Rocky Mount property at $27,000, .Among those prominent in the new syndicate we note, Col. John F. Divine, Genl. Sunt, of the W." & W. JR.. R. Capt. Gardner, chief engi neer on same road, and Mr Higgins Supt. of transportation at South Rocky Mount, Two mnuencia members of the Southern Express Company are also holders of stock, Ihe Hon. r. M. Simmons has cast in his lot with the new Company and altogether it looks just now as though the scheme would be a grand sue cess. tT- ri-nr te . - - . - !!LI ' ' " " 1 V.J ' ' WJ5a f V 1 GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAV . GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY r.AV SHORT? TOUT? rpALL? 1 HIN? T7AT ? 1; RAIL? T ITTLE? JLjONG ? IT matters not, we can fit you in a suit of clothes. Our Spring Stock is now ready for your inspection, and com prises an unusually large and attractive line. Look at our Hats, Neckwear, Collars and Cufls. If you will iet us sell you a pair of Rockland Shoes it will prove a good investment. None are better, because Rockland is the best. They fit well, look well, wear well. Our merchant tailoring department is now in active operation. We can make you a first-class suit to order for $22.50. We give you the very best of workman ship. New Hosiery, new Handkerchiefs, ne at Umbrellas, new Suspenders. Trains on Scotland Neck Branch road leave Wefdon 5:15 p m; Halifax, 5:35 p m; arrive Scotland Neck 6:23; Green ville, p m: Kinston, q:oo p m. Re turning leaves Kinston 7:20 a m; Green ville, 8:22 a m; arriving at Halifax 1,1:00 a m; Wefdon 11:20 a m, daily, except Sunday. Trains on Washington branch leave W ashington 7 00, a m,, arrives at Parmele 840 am, Tarboro 9 50 return ing lea es Tai boro 6 35 p m, Parmele 7 40 p m, arrives Washington 9 00 p m, daily except Sunday. Connects with trains on Scotland Neck Branch. Train leaves Tarboro, via. Albemarle & Raleigh R. R., daily, except Sunday, 10 p m, Sunday 2.50 p m; arrive rly mouth 9:50 pm, 5:20 pm. Returning leaves Plymouth daily, except Sunday k:xo a m, Sunday io:oer a m; arrive 1 arboro 10:25 a m, and 12:20 am. Train on Midland N. O. Branch leaves Goldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6:00 a m; arrive imithheld 7:30 a m. Keturn ing leaves Smithfield 8:00 a m; arrives Goldsboro 9:30 am. I rain on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky Mount 6:15 p m: arrives Nash ville 6:50 p m; Spnnghope, 7:1 5 p m Returning feaves Spnnghope 8:00 a m; Nashville, 8:35 a m; arriving at Rocky Mount 9:15 a m, daily, except Sunday. Train on Latta Branch Florence R R. leaves Latta 730 p m; arrive Dunbar 8 40 rftoi. Returning leave Dunbar 609am; arrive Latta 7 15 a m. Daily except Sunday, I rain on Clinton Branch leaves War saw for Clinton daily.except Sunday, at 6.00 p m, and n:o a m. Returning leaves Clinton at 8:20 a m, and 3:10 p m, connecting at Warsaw with Nos. 41, 40, 23 and 78. i rain No. 78 makes cfose connection at Weldon for all points North, daily, all rail via. Richmond, and daily, ex cept Sunday, via. Portsmouth and Bay Line. Also at Rocky Mount with Nor folk and Carolina road for Norfolk dai ly and all points North via Norfolk daily except Sunday. JOHN F. DIVINE, General Sup't. J R Kenly, Gen'l Manager T M Emerson. Traffic Manager. N TOTICE. Bv virtue of a decree of the Su perior Court made in the civil action wherein Hursh Purnell & Co and others are plaintiffs and D. A. Halts and others are defeiiJants, I will sell at the Court House door in Wilson N. C , on "Satur day the i; dav of April iSo-i.the foflow- insr described property : That lot of land situate 011 the corner of Maine and Pender streets in the town of Elm City, Wilson county, fronting on Main street 100 feet and running back 112 feet it being known as "The Batts Store Lot" and embraces. the brick store now oc cupied by VV. B. Barnes and Brq.,. and a one story office on the corner of said streets. Terms: Cash. JOHN F. BRUTON, mai6 4t Commissioner. Right Goods at Right Prices! We are Headquarters for All Your Needs. I J. & D. OETTINGER, Leading -:- Outfitters, WILSON, N. C. I WISH TO SAY . THAT X A.VO. . : . I- : : I HANDLING FURNITURE '. ATTEKBOLD: . Heilbrorer Stand, And do earnestly solicit a liberal share of your patronage. Will take pleasure in showing my stock. j;e.rountree, WILSON, N. C. GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY G'vY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY Marcli lutk 1893. to E solicit an inspection of our Sorin AVI 1 w ' g Novelties which are now daily arriving. By Far the Handsomest Stock ever shown by us and the .Very Latest , things out. We have them. You want them, so be sure to see them. . We are always up with the times. Jadob Reed's Sons Clothing to Measure. REMEMBER, Clothing Department Up Stairs. Also, Carpets, Mattings, Trunks, etc. Specialties. E. P. Reed's and Banister's Fine Shoes for men, women and children. Melville Go's and Knox Hats new Shapes. R. & G. Warner's, Her Majesty arid Ball Corsets. Roller Tray Trunks. "Mon- arch" and "Pearl" Shirts. Cluett, Coon & Co's Collars and Cuffs. We will very gladly show you our stock and solicit your patronage. E. R. GAY, Cor. Nash and Tarboro iSts., Wilson. N. C. GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY 8GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY , GAY 4 GAY , i GAY 1 GAY GAY GAY GAY ' GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY : GAY GAY GAY. GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY GAYj.GAY GAY GAY GAY-GAY Thirty-Third Annual Statement 1 Tien The Man or Woman who has bought F1MITURE E.G.ROSE, LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, j For the Year Ending December 31st, 1892. ASSETS. Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate, includingthe Equitable buildings and purchases under toreclosure ot mortgages : United States Stocks, State Stocks, City Stocks, and other investments Loans secured by Bonds and Stock (Market -alue, I7.673.706) Real' Estate outside the State of New York, including pur chases under foreclosure Cash in Bank and in transit (since received and invested) Interest and Rents due and accrued, Deferred Premiums and other Securities. I21.983.944 02 33,912,412 49 75.084,749 43 5.9I3..Soo 00 14,122,736 70 5,554,006 66 6,488,702 66 Total Assets, December 31, 1892 : . . $153,060,052.01 We hereby certify, that after a personal examination of the securities and accounts described in the foregoing statement, we find the same to be true and correct as stated. Thomas D. Jordan, Comptroller. Francis W. Jackson, Auditor. . 1 LIABILITIES. Reserve on all existing Policies (4 per cent. Standard) and all other liabilities . . $121,870,236.52 Total Undivided Surplus (4 per ct. Standard), including Special Reserve of $2,500,000 towards establishment of a 3 per cent, valuation. . . . ... ... . 31,189,815.49 . $153,060,052.01 We certify to the correctness of the above calculation of the reserve and surplus. From this surplus the usual dividends will be made. Geo. W, Phillips, J. G. Van Cise, Actuaries. INCOME. -FROM- Wootlen & Stevens' Will tell you, that is the place to get the Best Goods for the least money. 0)ljlk 1 As Every One Knows Keeps nothing but the. Very Best Line of uouo -AND GROCERIES To be found below the Railroad WILSON, N. C. Premiums........... . Interests, Rents, etc. . . I34 ,046,68 39 6,239,669 10 $40,286,237.49 NO BOGUS testimonials, no bo gus Doctors' letters used to sell HOOD'S Sarsaparilla. Every one of its advertisements is absolutely true. Roofing;. Gum-Elastic Roofing Felt costs only $2. 00 per 100 square feet. Makes a good roof for years, and anyone can put it on. Glim-Elastic Paint costs only 60 cents per gal. in bbl. lots, or $4.50 for 5-gal. tubs. Color dark red. It will stop leaks in tin or .iron roofs that will last for years. Try it. Gum Elastic Roofing Co. 39 and 41 West Broadway, Mew York Local Agents Wanted. Call and see our Premiums. DISBURSEMENTS. Claims by Death and Matured Endowments. . ...r. ...... . Dividends, Surrender Values, Annuities and Discounted Endowments. j ..................... , . Total paid Policy-Holders . . . . . . . Commissions, Advertising, Postage and Exchange General Expenses, State, County and City Taxes . . io,859.373 04 5.675."74 94' $i6,534;447.98 4,083,478 35 3,544,021 Ql New Assurance written in 1892 Total Outstanding Assurance $24,161,947.34 .$200,490,316.00 . 850,962,245.00 Nerve Tonic Blood Builder Bend for desert ptlva punphleC Dr. WILLIAMS' HEDIQNE CO., Schenectady, N.T. ndBrockvfflcOnJ 50,000 Shingles ! I have for sale 50,000 Long Leaf Heart Pine, Sawed Shingles. Will deliv er anywhere in Wilson. Address K. K. EATMAN, mar9-4t Wilson, N. C. nncMiiiinrii Aniirc uiibiiiikLiuii hnuikv ABE DAILY KECOMMEHDLHG nn,fl perfection nunc lllU ADJUSTABLE UflULi It expand mthi tk Ball nd Joints. This makes it TOESTnTTIN&.inCEST . LOOHNff, Id MOST COMFORTABLE SHOE IK THE WOBLD. PRICES, II.M.60, S3, M.50.J CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO. Manufacturers, Lynn, - - Maaa Shoes mad to measure. IP tOUh. HAVH AfMt.l, jr you are All worn out, rcll y g-xx! fcr nott- ing, it ia geneimldebility. Try BXOWti'lt I HON MtlTTKUS. H m cur you, cleanse your ' lver, sad gU9
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