North Carolina Newspapers

7 f t I : f h i. 5 t I X - I. I it : v t V 1' . It- r '. L- v i I TheL Weekly :,Star.y? ' '.'' THE SLEEP OF THE JUST. , THE LAWYER. A :. IletJt in an editor's bed last night, -' When no other chanced to be nigh ; How I thought, as I tumbled; the editor's : , bed -' How easily editors liel , -'- , - ' . THE EDITOR. " .M -. If the lawyer slept in the editor's bed . ' "When no lawyer, chanced to: be sigh, .And though ho -as written and naively J Said, , . : ; ' ' How easily editors lie. . J m He must then admit, as he lay on that bed ? And slept to his heart's desire, . Whate'er he may say of the editor's bed, Then the lawyer himself was the lietv , , ; V Ceajnbers' Journal. . NORTH CAROLINA QONFER- SIXTH DAY: AJTEIlNOONi SESSION. , , (Raleigh Visitor'slteport.), i Tho following members were elect-" ed to iaerveon the1 Missionary Board. ... MISSIONARY BOARD. . -Clerical T. W. Guthrie, T. A." ! BooneF. H. Wood.-F. D Swindell, I T. J. Gattis. W. C.' Norman, J. T. Bagwell, A. R. Raven, . J4. D. Buie, W. C. Gannonr T.'H; Pegram, J. T. Harris. ' Lay ' Members W. C. Doab, A H. Merritt, J. W. Reid, J. B. Con nolly, R. B. Miller, .W.C. Wolfe, .WM. Parker, Dr. J. F. Miller, T. H. Gatlin, R. T. Gray, R. R. Craw ford, L. W. Harris." . ' Dr. L. S. Burkhead then rdSnmed his speech , on. the . paper question. The Rev. Dr. N. H. D. -Wilson re plied to Dr. Burkhead in quite a lengthy speech.' The previous ques tion was called, but failed for the want of a two-thirds vote. Motion to adjourn was lost. Rev.,'W. M. Robey and D. R. Bruton spoke, after which, a vote was taken and the majority report of the committee on Books and Periodicals was adopted, jfianx' session. a .' ; A Rev. Dr. Yates submitted a report from the Sunday School Board in re gard to : holding a Sunday School Convention.. Tho report was : read and adopted. , V Rev. L. W. Crawford presented a resolution in regard to the ministers of this Conference taking up a collec tion in May next for the benefit of the Edenton Street Chnrch, of this c"0l- , . - ; , .1 Rftv. J. K. ' Rrooks: A resolution I -i " If you are costive or dyspeptld, oraresufEertos;. in regard tO? taking Up a collection freiiny other of tiienuaierous diseases of the some time during the year, for the ?r bowete, itiaypur.own fault if you re , o 3 A- , : . mahrjn. for llop Bitteraisa soyerelgn remedy benefit of the Uxford Unman : AsVr; iaAQSe&owDiaHyw-w. .v t - li,rr-' ' Anntorl ''. . - '; rMmnKj?,. ai awwyfairmof Kid- . The Bishop then 4 annotinced nlf.iid?forttfe;t. 1 .v .i 1. if von are si ck witt nymn commencing, "Jesus oi irum f uu-puwev . sun? He - auaressea tue memoers OI r the Conference in; a solemn and jmiSsSv pressive manner mvokino; on them-r the . Divine blessinjis Of heaven?. iff " ments, after which the congregatioijj. engaged in singing the above hymn, ; and the. benediction was pronounced by the Bishop. : ! r ; Conference then adjourned siire 1 die at 10 o'clock P. M. 4 r EVIDENCETHAT THE SOUTH ', ls STILL FOR jL LOW TAR- - :. rnn h - - " -". r,-.t: y" ' J Baltimore Son.-- ; : A correspondent of the New York : Herald - who has been visiting the ; ' chief industrial centres of - the South .- is surprised to findwhat) The Sun long ago asserted that' Southern capitalists in becoming; manufactu rers remain too i clear-headed to-, be-' come protectionists The fallacies "of protectipn are exposed iu every text book, used in the universities and - -'colleges of the country,' and the pos sessors of large wealth in the? South are still in the main well acquainted with economic.topics, and little like ly to wish to impose pn themselves the suicidal policy; of high tariff rates for the purpose of- miscalled " pro-,. "Section." Senators Brown of Georgia and Butler of South Carolina did,, it U ' true, last winter ';ex presS; themselves ih f ayor iirft that policy. These ;gentieinei ere ' naturally Jiupposed Vbreffect the' wishes of their constituents land to " indicate a- radical v change'; of isentir mentas regards the'tanlf .;thrpnghout . iarrrt forliint.fnn:inBtaTi'nf t.hfi maihii-rQ. "tenance of the present tariff rates 3 abundantly proved by the testimpn,y: brought bv the 'Jdfcbresponi. dent South Carolina has cotton mills counting 'about 120,000 spindles, lb?; cated mainly at j iiraniteyllle,ty u? cluse and Langley. Tbo tockyiri them is held for the. most parH-jn South .Carolina and Georgia.; Mrs H. II. Hickman J president of the ' company owning the mills : at ' cluse and ijrraniteviue, on being ques-? tioned declared himself '"iti favor of an absolute abolition of the tariff rcfti cotton goods,' ? werb - that' 'possible? ,His reason was simple and cbtfclut 8ive: We jBuccjefisfdHy compete with the English inanufurers , t ownimarkets- ixiChina , andBrazil One-third of onr nrodnftt. ia eTnortfifl rii j -v.:. - 'fi.-A "-"..,.a COSt which we COUld of course UO under a lower tariff and' secure for oageS pai,Ho oar. employe, tho higher purchasing power that would fo av thft ahnl tion nr avaii ft nnn- . J ' " ment as regards tne parm jurougnout i v 'pwiw.1! the South. That, hbwever-the truetl H D1 uutuauin uiuvuiiuuwu ui, tuc;, o uiuc u agig of Tts4ass aU fma tl al hi d list Of tariff duties, dur ffobds miehtl-aDheatand eletantbroklrf eaKnm1 tnfr-a tho Klnrrliah mannfa-tnnH ot their own markets. As it is, we make a better class of goods at a noi greater cost than the JKnglish mills. ; JVlr. Hickman's 1 statement : is?. borne ..'out by the fact that the last report yOfytheinet profits of the Grlnlteville Mills pot them at nearly 80 per centi' foi theapitalvested Mr. Gi: Phinizy, President of the Georgia Pailrpad,..- and , also of the ' Au jerusta' vAnon iviiuH, to iargest .xactory p '-Tbt Dyspepsia, Costlveness, Sick Headaoh, Chronle .Diar- rboea, Jaundice, . Impurity of the 1 lood, Fever ani Malaria, ri tl M . j I7 and an Diseases t rangemenf of liver, Bowels and K tdneys. '. !srkpToais xoi? A' diseased xtvek. j "Vf Bad Byeatn JJaia toheide, sometime the , -pain U felt under the Shoulder-blade, mistaken for XRhmausi: -'general lorf -appetite; Bowels t onvnlW mriw r ininMiiin lternatill2 with aXl ., the'head is trouoted-widi pain, is dull aad hesfft . v!lv.iMilT!ML, Inc -ntinemonr? accompaniea withapainfuisensadbnoffcaxingundonesometninK i ; XTichouit to have bn done; a: slight, dry cough , . 'and flushed face is sometimes an attendant, often y misfiJcen for consumption; the patient complains -of weariness and debility ;-erousreasiIy startled; s feet cold or burning, somethnts afprickly sensation, ; of the skin exists; spirits are low and despondent, ' '. and, although satisfied that exercise would be bene-4..t ficial, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to -try it-n &ct distrusw .. ererr remedy. .Several x " of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases : C ave pecurred wWutj them existed, yet : ' examination after death has shown he Uver to - -have been otenstvely awwipfl. i . It'&boiad be ttsed aH persons, old and . yc4ng,fwlietteer:nx o the above ; ; ; - Persons HftiveUng oef.irnis- in un-.i 'm-Mitt I jwllHtta Fi froV.nrr - 'ArM fmaMk' M.tA 1 1 fcif w ftoKUr nrtHrtW will flvrkllf all Malaria, Biliona attacks, Dixsiness, Nau- i sea, Urow8iaess, iJepfestion-ot-topints, etc. . will invigorate like a glass of wine, bat u noj it) . tozicaung beverage, t If Ton haveatri. anything hard ot loas at night, ak a idweaad you will be relieved, .' - tTlnie suid''p6rs.Brn;rin be saved j by always keeping theiBegulator - '--.-:.ln the House t I For, whatever the ailment may be, a thoroughly. . : safe purgative, alterative and tonic can " never be out of placet" The remedy is harmless . x and does not interfere with business or ; pleasure, 1 , - - . r ' , . .- " f - -.. And has all the power -and efficacy of Calomel or , ;..jQuinine, jyithout any of the, injurious after effects. - tlr vt ACtoyerswrSjSTestimony. -i '- ' w Simmons liver Regulator has been in use inray . - ' family for sonie time, and I am satisfied it is a . valuable addition to the medical science. ' ; J. Gru. Shorter, Governor of Ala. .HoiSi Alexander, H. Stephens, of Ga.,!i' ;vys-Have-arived Soa? benebt from the use of . , Sunmpssrliyer Regulator, and wish to give it a ave touncTanv thine to benefit -me to the extent --Siaamons-liver 'Regulator has. I sent from Min- . , .-. iiesota to Georgia for it, and would send further for C 'sucha medicine, and would advise all who are sitn- " . gfjilarij affected to give it atrial as it seems the only". uung tnat never tans to relieve. j i i-XU.MJakkbt; MiimrapoEs, Minn. . v JD.-,3V"W Basen sayairTrom actual ix- : perience in theuse orSimmons Liver Regulator in my practice rf have Men .and am satisfied to use and prescribe it as a purgative medicine. BSTTake only the Genuine, which always ? has on the Wrapper the red Z Trade-Mark ,7 and Signature of J. H. ZEILTM ts CO. norlO D&Wly " tr sn'we '"too nrm chw xp ';.t6t.' ittB 'siCKf M)r,BTiTEBS WILL surely aldTSatore la making you well when else fatts. . - r ' .. - all ?Death'tli&( moment, lOD-Btttersr f : that terrible sickness Ker- - rrAiSifesC ybTi-rtirfind aaimlnGileadin the Lltyou - srfeouentiroraTesidentf amlas- matie dtsWctt barricade your system against the 4x,pi aayfoos ptmpiy vprtiauowsKm, Daa ",eT5IIytH6g Bitters "wfll gle yon fair skin, rich tlooa, and" fiweelest breath. health, and comfort. 7 la short they cure all Diseases of the Stomach, woweiirtstotxi, Liver, nerves,, naaneys, ditkm s liease, ,-)0 waQ he-jaid f or a case they will ' 1 ' . 1. t I. i - J 1 A i health. DV a iew bottles of .Hoo Bitters, costine Jjnt a trifle. Vill yon let them suffer J' ; oottj leoaiBwiy cuinsat nrm octa r j U enfSHiDeif'that Btamina, vital energy the life principle or whatever yon may choose to cail the , resistant power which battles ag -ins t the causes "Of dlgaSft and dfiath. ia. th exarif. Raf p.rnard rf kJieaitiin ,i.is fne, ftarrjson oi. tae Human tortress, tetter's Blfters.; " Yof e&t& hy Drugsts and Deal-: . La . 1 -A , r .A.AA- . A, . m . vu wiiuiu aypijr ioc jvitneu.tr -vuuanae lor ecDAWlm-itrni1 Sairt-Ve fr ap " 'itiBrwwnsjs us FQTHmRm?2EaiiCHaE OF , .-toother disease is so prevalent in tttiaooon tryaOonsttpatioiana'n remedy has ever eqipga X'iiBT:7Toxt as a onre." Whatever the cause, however obstinate the sa: tills rataedy will overcome it. . ESI I R7C THIS distressinr eom-l BT" quaint is very apt to b oompUcatedwitbtiCmstipation. Kidney-Wort streilgthena- the weakened parts and qniokly cares aU kinds of Kles even when phyaiolans ana meaicmes save Derareiouea. ; - ; : Q. tT-f yea nave ettner or these troables PRlCg. USE Druggists Sell Sb "oo1! i' 'su we fr nrm ; i oct 1 rl'ri'e i a s41p!.i ws v sw . s wj: aoiiis . The newest and best general collection. " Sa newest coUection of the best Piano music I MINSTllET, SONGS.mnAWD NKW. The most popularmelqdiesln the world. r tz's album Ppongs. v v , w SSSSSSSSSSSSfM. t Large mnnbersotth6 bestsomrs. s ? ; h 1 "Y-.'?' lnury Ywa. f raOit WUWHIl! more ldh.it auu tmpa ano.T.mn, sfaffi&nSlri oil Yiaci bn -l.ArTQt. K-va-V. Mji Wf a..!. Ia!.; o-rrrr. c ui- W", BilUUlM.oy, Kilt, ' A TEB KOBWAT tMTJSIO-ALBTJM is a splendid and i' wuifii uuvk, wuu R(ut iorse music ana xtn ." r: nto rhymes, such as LonfffeUow loved and Ole " id'. i-Bull best interpreted, and costs 62.60 rlain.S3 Htv-' in cloub-S4 olLsJiM ..a .is ,. -: . SEND JOB LISTS, describinif tjur attractive and . wopifwf ROOKS OlfV 'MTTRI(?At. T THUD AmTTDC r1$M!& $;ouf, collections of -classical music, .. .as. ovunuw u juuuuk ur aeetnoven tea per Any boomltecf for jkne retail prioe. : 1 iivirs Drrsou & co'Eostoii.. rCfa.DTTSO?f & COW -843 BroadwaTi'Kew York"' YVeo.J3 &W tr . WedtSat r- ielO ' ..vfat in reMorcemenU.;;W .other words,- When such i taVpa id tit Vniilro hti VSrijriTr. nrl ixr att emersencToccur.commenAe a conrseofHos- I taxes is to iraKe ,xne; . consumer I pay the kind in-the - South; 4 agrees with Mr.IIickman J tbaf "theHcotton fac tories ofptba South, as well as .'the producers of cottoni would be greatly oenefited by the total abolition of all H tariff duties.:; Mn j Charles ii,stes PresidenjtfiftbjBf Board of Trustees of the. Ao-gusta Water-Ppwer Canal, ari4presdent I also i of a&oprripanyi which ia now building at ""Augustas a, cotton milt ;atr cost of $1,000,000, no gorily; favors "ihe abolition of I all ; duties .on - cotton goods,' but: prcP qsts ihat"but,f orthe additional cost Of $10O,00a entailed by the tariff 'on; thenrchase"pf DTrr,; m conld have had that amount to. put into additibnal looms, or to add to our working - capital. The saiae 4 gentleman hectares tne .tanri. ;;a posi tive clog npori the developmeni of our cotton' jnanufactbring industries. .Mayorfi Courtenay lof . I Charleston, South , Carolina, f who . is- largely ; in terested in Vjcottonanufacture a3 well :, as: iron, favors the largest modification .'possible in uthed tariff," and thins;rtheybte ohiis;; State would be?S6verwhelmingly Jagainsti protection: General - Phillips, who is building ' " a railroad in" northeast Georgia; j leading to . iron and coal. mines, thoujrh - himself In favor of. protection, says: ; "The fact? is,' the cotton growers of t 'the' South need protection r against' protection, ' our. protection policyhaying led . to . the fostering of the East . Indiincotton crop by JEnglandThe' optton corn and grain interests of Georgia -sp vastly outweigh1' in- importance its .mineralahd nctr interests that birr State niut lalWaytf be in f aVor of the utmost freddorn of trade'.' Other, north Georgia iron men are of opin ion that i reduction 'of J,heVtoriff on iron would materially help them, as ;- competitors U of Pennsylvania iron men! . Mr." nillrnanl'1 President of one of the largest1' pig-iron manu- iaciuring estauiiBumeqiH at XJirmni ham,'jAla4 states that tho average cost- per. ton at his furnace " last year, including""' all charge Was$12.43. The Pennsylvania ciare tnat tney. must . oiow out. ineir furnaces if the prico falls' below $21.50 per ton, the cost of its manu facture beijig estimatj6d'1atl ; -.f rbm $18 to sia per ton.. . ..ence me easy ar gument isnado- that the Alabama iron with an average freight charge of $4 or. $5 per toni can t)-day un dersell Pennsylvania iron; much more would it do so if the ; Penhsylvania manutacturers ; were no longer pro tected.1' Summing up the conclusion is that South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama will remain free trade in sentiment.-; -cJfe t :i INTERNAL REVENUE. ; Echoes from the State Press. "j ' Shelby Aurora. : : i Some advocate its . total abolition with the loss of $126,000,000 annual ly. 'With due deference to the opin ion of - our .Democratic friends, we think that now is not the ' time for its total extinction and a total loss of - $126,000,000 to;, the Treasury, It will not be conducive to the in terests of; the Democrats to remove at once the. whiskey ' tax. Let the whiskey tax' remain. : It is a luxury, and whiskey as now used is tool often a curse, to America,' and the' whiskey drinkers do not- demand its removaL I- We preferto have the tariff reformed and the whiskey itax reduced Let our import taxes on the necessaries of I ,t : r - . Tl At 1 ' me do removea. or tne revenue men we have no lPve. Let th4m! go lectl the whiskey: tax.'- i Xiet the tax be reduced and: the present mode of collection Vb changed. v; ' lhe revenue, system, should be re modeled, and. "the "tariff reduced, but neither should;; lb totally wiped out ac once, ine wnote question re quires good finandieringand unless it lSvdisposed or in an equitable! way the people will disapprove. j CVRRENT COMMENT ' The taxes ' on whiskey, beer and tobacco . are the', easiest' paid of ;any, because every dollar paid bV the consumer... goes I into" t the Jtreasn ry,- the home mahuf acturefhigher prices f or.domesttc articles;; without yield ing any revenue.-; Cincinnati Ga zette, Ben.. . ' ' : 1 ; !' i;: v jrgiiua ,-ueBtres mail tne in ternal revenue tax ttpon tobacco shal be rembvedin order that the amount : of that tax,' which" is hpwpaidj by laose ; wuu cuw,;;pr, BmoKe-tooacco. shall paj?87iritolthe hands of 'the to bacco growess and "manufacturers of Virginiaji jeniis'iyanii sqtiite wilI-: ihg,toalloTO people in, this: wayjif Yirginiairi turn, will help Pennsylvania rob the iA,i .t a.2. is..i.-fi!i pcojio, uy means P,li a. .AUIgn , . taTius ChQrl&t6n2 Dem. --Biitvit is true.Mr; Kelley is not a protectiohist in the sense of . .-a.. -..'- : i ; 3'-- ' ' . . t ' t uruteutiQjr ait 1 domestic capital ana labor against the competition of for uut tr-i tectionistbnly.,i.n con nebtibn with notT protecting, but enriching at the ' con sumer's 'expense' a. few gigantic mo nopolies. . He !' is the' especial sub- porter of the ships of John .Roach, which f driy.e -.AmericaQ r commerce from the oceabf andivpf cthb "steel of the Bessemer steel monopoly, which declares annnal dividenolsbf seyenty'- seven per cent, k HewtintrConsrress i luh ; Hunnon.p.r- nr nvprv Rnpmai . in. terest which amasses annuaUv enor 1 1 - . i ' -.1 : m i ujuus lonunes ; irom- tne tanir, PbUadelphia Telegraph Jtep: , y-'r- Oxford: fflree ZaneerCat. Ste phen Terry died at his fesidence near Wal. ' n .i il I A . f, , . uu u(uve, vrranvuie county,: ory ineseay secern Der Otn, 1882. . Agea tx years.? At the late session bf the! Methodist Hnn f ereoce the question of divisibi?rs again brought up- end a contlmittee iappointcd to report upon it. Ther oormmteecreoorted. recommendihg that the Annual Conference oi- ioo appoint s committee; v oraw up tuaa toriae amsion rt&e uonzarence,; to ue reporua at t&e session or lSia. u U I w MP" P il r3coinpo of HtrbaJ and, lluoiiagmous ipeotorates tlio acrid matter i UiuteSIScts ill the ronchialiJbes. and forms a t UooUHns oatlngi rmch reveres tba ir- sitattottW cao.es ihveough. ''It cleanses " the lnnes oral 1 Impurities, strengthens ; Vtixtm wtoesx emfoebledL by dlae-invigor ates the circulation of tho blood, and braces the : nervons system: Slight eolda often end in. eaarainptioa, ltl4 danfxerevn to neglect - them. Apply the remedy promptly A' ' ; Mt of twenty yita. warrants the asseruon hat4 -? noremcdThaaewer leen fonnd that it ; prompt inibwtfeotsftsTUTTS EXPECTC8AH t. - A. line le dose raises the phlegm,ubdutj - obstinate eongh; ApleasaMt cordial, eUU- dren tshe it mdUy. ,XottToup..M h xaram aoto nna snsma iw in cmrj kuuu. - - In ase.snd isoTtiea if AOTrrJlRECTLY O H THE LIV , Cure chilis sd Fcverj" JDyspepsia, Sick Head acbe IslUons Collc,CusUpa-' tion, Blieumatism, Ipiles, PalnltatlOBof r. t!ie Heart, Iixxiiess, Torpid Jliver and Female IrregttlarlUes. If you do not lfeet;' teryrel1,wasi!ne till stimulates the stomach .IWtoresihdhppetitt.lmparts vigor to the systemi A KOTEO DIVIHE SAYS: '' - 1u..Tutt: X3r Sirt For ten years I hawI iweh a martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation snd ;V 1'iles. Last spring y our pills "were recommended -. j to me; JL used them (butwith little faith). 1 1 am ; novr o-well man, hare good appetite, digestion perfect, regular stools, piles gene, and-1 have . gained forty pounds solid floah. They are rorth Cifirveightinfinld.'?:: K1' :. . EEV.B.I SIMPSON, lonisvffls,Ky. Offleci S!5 lrninray St;', Pfew Iork.s jrJtr TUTT'S MANCAIi of Usefisl) t, "Seeetpts FldX on appUsstton- ) , ? jnne 18 DAWiTvi'sn-we fr nrtn jo 18 ' gATe&Si K o tt S 3 & lf i 3 3 A I ri gts S3a S 3-o.r. a sa 2 Us ?2 6tsS Hi 2 Ma CO 5 n 33 : .aLSSW June30DWly 85O,O0OFOR 02. r:f;-as:-.5.is,r.i: jiai.ia Af . AA'lUAUUlllilAU X jSOLIDAY DEAWilTG . f -.OF THB Hi '" :. ,!'-'; In the City of LonisrQIe, on ' Satiirday, Dec. "3d, '82 I tThese Drawinirs occur on the last dav of each month (Sundays excepted). .$50000 Capital Prlss- this nienth osiy Kepeated adju dication by Federal and State Courts has placed tins company Deynna tne controversy or tne law, To this Company belones ihe sole .honor of hav ing inaugurated the only plan by which their nra wings are proven nonest ana xair peyona question. . - : -- s " - V N.B. THE COMPANY HAS NOW Otf BAND A LARGE CAPITAL. RESERVE ..FUND. iREAD CAJtKFDL.l.X THE LIST OFFRIZES FOR, . i , . .. - THE DECEMBER DRAWING: I '? 1 Prize... ..$50,000 100 Prizes $100 each $10,000 1 Prize. 10,000 800 Prizes I 60 each ? 10,000 .t Prize...... 800 COO Prizes.,. 80 eaob.: 12,000 10 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each : 10,000 SO Prizes 60010.000 '.. I --- ' 9 Prizes $300 each. Approximation Prizes, $2,700 . rnzes xieacn, , l.auo Prizes 100 each. I!"" " , 900 1,960 Prizes. ..- - .., $183,400 - wnoie i iuaets, nair ncKets, 51. SI Tickets, $3a .- 65 Tickets. $100. 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Q Cases and Tlerees LARD, f l J It "1 deotDA'wff orDUPOIJT'aPOWDEK ?t nAUi rjvannAtiLkl For Oalo of lease, A STEAM ATV AND GRIST; MILL, situated' on ijoexwooa's Folly a- t: BopdIv KO Bnuswiolc Co- TS.:bXA 90 I fill S T V - a a s 5 32 5 8 Iff 7 snirsM-rBaaffsS GlfJGER xvi voi, luuuimuk wuxitj, t- wilb ootu' me. lfa ere Slants and . i.Vo xurtner articuiars ano.rePs '-i-.'.-tT' section, 'aricl -trticularlT -'witlr i vi .t'f.:--l . 1.,., rt " M' W MXITITITIV' f. .nil llnk.-r. ai . Ilotice. I STATS OF I0AE0LINA-:' - . .r yi." - t" " f - -1 . V " - - ONSLOW COUNTY. SUPJ2U0I COUET. : Abram N. Sandlin. ' '. -7 Plaintiff,' - " Apalnst Robert W. Sandlin and others; Defendants. - NellySandlinrSarah' Sandlin," Bobert Sandlin, ana Lewis Sandlin, some of the defendants in the, above entitled action, arer hereby, in pursuance of an order of . Court, made therein, notified as follows: . - . .. , - . r v j, .r f . - vf.;;-;-; it ; . v - ' . i.' That tbe'.pTirpose 0f said action is to procure a' JudOTienlf for the .sppciScf performance toy the defendants rof sn alleeed contract for the non- fTeyanoe to tbe plaintiff by; Henry H. Sandlin, now1 us. 'that relief be for anv-eabao- mfiisnrl- .fnr mlm bnrsinit tlie plaintiff certain payments made by him on account of the -purchase money and for his improvemente onsald land. . .j ' ,-. --; . Teat they are required to be and appear be ; fore the Jndeeof the Superior Court, to be held for said oounty .of Onstow, in Jacksonville, on the sixth Monday after the first Monday in March, iAiD.-1883; and then and there to answer or demur : to thecomplaint therein, filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court, at. PjU -Term. An lftft m. ' if they fail to -so answer or demur the plaintiff wui. appiy 10 -tne turt xor tne reuet aemanded Jn the complaint. ,-, ti t-i . j 7xf')li'jC 0' ti " """ ' " SiSf "f'V! : t -rVy f Glyen under my hand and the seal oj 4 easir. f said Court, this the sad day of October, i:: -. -4- 7 Lr-JT'l'-V A. U.'UUOOINS, ' ''..."rifA-JW a a, a f .. : i& nova W6tf weravit vue oupenor tonn . ' -' :- ; of Onslow County. ..;..... . . . rresmer.t ...V.-iVice President .s . ... . . J ;aehle r Isaac Batks.., .... , & 1. Waixaok..; ; -1 K. : Bkasff ITew 'Hanover. CAPITAL PAID IN S35O.0P0 jfATiTpdttiziij) iC ait - si-bdotooo I-1 St '5 -DIRECTORS . lihelnstelD, of.' Aaron, "fiheinstein, i V wrwiUiamsof 'Wlir A liams A Marehlsoa i'ion. .R. It. Brlduere, Pres '-W. tfe'W. K. ft. 4L' Vcllersrof r Adrian- , jVollere. - . .t r . 'no.' W..-Atkinson. : v fsasc Biter. ' 1 - ' '' Jas. A - iMk, of Wade- .. Borden, of; tioldsi . bon N; 0. s , " tS.Mcltae. . v. f S3- 1 ). M. 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Joseph Ring, !i and others; .-e -"- Defendants. re Ann M.Burgan sand her husband Frank Bur- gan, two or the defendants in the above entitled . action, are hereby,, in pursuance of an order of vun maae tne rein, notinea as follows t - nat tne purpose f said action is to procure . a construction by the Court of the will of W. Jo seph King, and a due and lawful application, nn oer the direction of the Court, Of his estate to the jymentof his debts,' legacies, devises. 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