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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUABY 3,1?86.
i Tir uIim of a. lad who died abroad
' uid whoso body was cremated : eHi
passed through the New York custom
house ' as lamples of phosphate of
lime.' Business ia business, f ; j
. , ThJ terms of fifty-one presidential
rjostmasters will expire this mouth; s
that fifty-one more opportunities will be
" afforded of applying honest democratic
principles to the transaction of publi
business, opportunities of which Su
'doubtodly iheoaost will.l e made jby an
' 9 executive 'who has in high degree: the
p courage of hit convictions, j V
Ths matter of international copyright
1 has recently been ijnanired into ' with'con
i - siderable care by the patent committee of
, . the Senate. , Many argument have been
' I beard pro .and con from parties intereffc
! ed in the question and the result seems
j r , to be that printers, publishers and au
thors are, unanimous in the opinion: that
' almost any , law on the subject would fee
- better than none.
y.-i;- ' " m i ' r '
f; ,A MttLiso it; another Interest which ia
"1 "tmprof ing with us at the South;; and
. -! v helping along thus, so far as it may, the
general progress of this section.;1 Dur
ing the past' year nearly 150 mills have
been erected in the Southern States, not
" including grist mills. A Southern
J manufacturing exchange summarize tjt e
year's work, as 'follows: Arkansas and
, Mississippi have' erected one uulHeacli
Alabama, 2; South Carolina. $ I West
K Virginia,: 7; ' Maryland, 9; North i3ar
lina, 10; Georgia, 17; Texas, lg-; Vif
' ginia, 20; Tenneasee, 24: Kentucky, 81.
'J -, - A eisitis has aria&i in the West with
s bliszard preventive, which he'aay f
:i ' ' has discovered. His idea has the merit
- of simplicity, at least. It is to .warm
the i air 'and kill the cold 'wave bacteria,
so to speak. He proposes to distribute
IftMii or twentv thousand base-burning
the stoves aold on aToontract to ui
them, but also, of course. this u incident
tal, merely.
I"
""" As av illustration' of the manner in
...whioh '.- the widows'-, pension f huainesk
works it is pointed out that! while cuily
about 200 soldiers of the Wo 1S12
are now alive and in receipt of pensions,
': theiy are1 more than 20,000. widows of
such soldiers still' on : th rollsi liSthe
great majority of the women must have
heen born Ions? after the battle of New
:; Orleans was : fought, and can therefore'
- have no just claim upon publio, bounty,
; yet they receive such bounin liberal
measure. Let the same system e ap
last
war
and the result will be disajKl
' trous. r Porty or fifty years hence there
may b hut few of the veterans left, but
in view of ; their 'great numbers' now
their young and middle-aged ; widows,
: some of. them yet unborn, will he on the
rolU by the hundred thousand. Con
gressmen should therefore, scrutinixe the
pension matter, ..; if i
7 : PxjrpiHO the adjustment of ' th Oho
senatorial difficulty by ' the joint oom
mttte' of '. arrangements agreed ; upont
comes, a. special dispatch from Colum
bus which : shows the revolutionary
lengths to which the republicans are
prepared to go and is at the tame time
; an admission more shameful perhaps
than all the illegal republican : proceed
ings so far reported. The telegram ; is
to the N. Y. Tribune and is as follows :
"On February 9th judge-elect Mlnishall
will take his seat on the supreme' bench.
. The court will then stand : : Bepubli-
cans Johnson, Spear and-flihishalK
Democrats Owen and Foliet.;; The re-1
publicans,' thus having a majority of the
court, will doubtless fasten the refer
ence of the questions of law and consti
tutional rights and privileges involved
in Senate contests before .that judicial
body.' What is this but an admission
that the supreme court, is to be appealed
to not for justice but for a republican
partisan verdict 1 Some one has sug
gested that the original Augean: stable
were probably located in Ohio an
there is reason in late occurrences for
the idea.' - J . '
A LOWEft svrs of uf ebest: I
We take it, that the rate of interest
that obtains in a section is a fair inde
of its condition 'It is noteworthy that
ho industry can afford to pay ; even sq;
high a rate as eight per cent. Any. Int
d ustry that earns six per cent is on a good
basis. At the South and 1 West tbe rate
8 generally eight and ten;;!; pir: cent
That forbids the use of borrowed capi
tal in legitimate : business enterprises..
In Kogland th rate is. four, per. .t-enf
and the business meu of England can
embark in any legitimate undertaking
on borrowed capital. At the North the
rate is five and six per' cent, and .the
North thus has untold advantages over
the West and South in every enterprise
that reauires capital. It is the -nigh
rate! of interest that keeps the West add
the South back. 4 What is the remedy
Lower the rate of interest. How ? The
rate in any community is fixed by the
banks. It is the banking capital that
act u mines the rate ofj interest.
H fire the wax at tbe South the banks
14 lend moncj ff?Wlj
cent because theyiwuldiVtwo dollary
in-fcotes fo?6Mh ffQiiwHLE1!!?-0?"
tali or three dollars in notes for: each
dollar Tofi speia-iB--hei-ait.f -In
baaks now have not that latitude. : They
issiie in notes less; than their capital. ) ;
In order to help themi io lend money
at easy rates! the government, at the
incieptionf of thernational banking sy
tent, made a provision that wns tLcn a
equate toltiiat purpose In the bourse
of time, however, itf- is no longer k.
We refer , to this : Originally a bank
with $100,000 capital could buy
000 in bonds, and therefor receive fn in
government $135 jOOp in bank notes.
ThJ bank drew six per cent interest on its
$150,000 of bonds, making thus $9,000,
and it lent out sav 126,000 at.pix per
font imlklM Xl.OUU. a WKH Vfl
$16,500, without counting the profits on
1W deposits. Now, however, a bank
with $100,000buys 7i000 of bonds.w
lneli it'roeeives onlv 887000 in notes.
nfr wtiinh it can lend out onlv about
$80,00). Its bonds draw but three per
cent interest, thus yielding less than
ftS.OOO. aad its.; loans :at six per coat
would yield but 81,300. Tim ; the in
oomc of th bank from these" sources is
bat X7.800, as azainst 810.500 unaer
the operations of the same act when it
was first passed. W hen the expenses
it condncting the business, alonjr with
the taxes are taken into consideration, it
is aDDarcnt that the banks cannot afford
to lend at the rate of six per cent unless
their depomts are immenao, as mey: ar
in th fimiiicinl centres of Boston, New
York; and;. Philadelphia. Here, then,
ia the L-hancre in the -situation of attain
whifch the Dubiie' men who feel con
tfrntA for the business interests;, of the
Southern and Western people must icon
aiders It is the matter which thev
shoald forever .keep in mind, j The
South and'West cannot prosper until the
hanks can once more- afford . to . lend
money at fix percent! How shall thuv
jte brought about? What Cbngrcss
man, what Senator, what public man
ha the mind to crasp ? this great ques
tion and solve it in the interest of the J
Buffering South and West? f I
There is a bill how in the House
which ia in the light i direction. t al
lows the banks to issue currency up :to
thl Value of their bonds. This is j well
us fir as it goes. But it docs not go far
enough It does not; reach. "As this
matter is the most important that can
coiue before Congress,; wey trust it will
receive; the -best attention of our;Con
gre&smen. ' ..:! '
WAKTE0, WA11.lt-WOKK.j ' '
It seems that a system of water-works
,is now within reach of the city of Ral
eigh. All that is necessary is an efiort
to obtain it a slighf present " sacrifice
?Jth,4 titfw future 'good This being
iionkl burden noon the taxDavers of the
eity. but it seems to is that the commu
iity can Well ifford to take the step ne
cessary to protect property from lire, to
Enhance tnustne vaiue.oi real estate ana
lower the rates of insurance and to add
to the advantages we possess as a manu
tacturing ij centre.; Almost every in
terest wouhl- be benefited by the
introduction of water not the; least
io( which' would be the health bf the
people " Ealeigh Is iba great city, it is
true, out if nas peeome too, large, or
iraiher too denselt populated io depend
longer;i Upon the existing ' system.: of
water supply xnere-is aaogier, w, iu
thebsene of a' sewerage svstem such
as would follow tne establishment or
jwaterWoki JpAturaly, and' this danger,
will appear unmistaxably sooner or later
Z 'l ZynH7'L?Z:.
ever, to argue the importance of a water
supply where it ean be had. All: think-
log mettjoc this enlightened age are
agreed oil this point. The ohly.question is
as to whether or not we f can afford to
make the f proposed improvement ' We
tKinlr w Moi:- Wa arn not nartiimarl
wealthy, ndj ire are hot entirely; free
from ; deb til but -"bnr finances are in i
healthv conditibai thahka to a Demo
eratio administration i of affairs, and as
Compared to most Southern towns of
equal Baleigh is very well I to jioi
If i the pitiaens i .will carefully con
sider the great , advantages of the
various, kinds we have suggested to be;
gained by the step j we advocate, they
wui tate tne step witnout iurtner; aeiay,
we; have no doubt. Let us agitate the
matter then and if possible bring public
opinion to the support of the board; of
aldermen in its deposition to secure a
water supply. The. improvement being
within, reach, lei us put forth: our hand
and grasp it, if such action be; at all pos
sible: . . i
-:,1h Iudastrtal Hcl. '
Cor. of the News xxn Obskbvxr.
f IChapii. Itnii N. C:, Jan 29.
I have teen looking with interest to
seq if anjr lawyer would attempt to at
tack my construction of the industrial
school act. Your paper of today satis
fies my curiosity: As usual, when. even
an a!le jurist" tries to prve that
black is jsihite, be has "made a' mess of
it," : ,Ve' has attempted to make the
prejudices and j wishes of f non leal
minds'.' interpreters! of a statWe instead
of the; written words of that .statute.
His success is in inverse proportion to
his rashness.: I thank hyn for bis crur
tesy, i has not Falsely reported me,
first as leading in the defeat of the
movement, when it is known that (.v.
Scales announce his opinion at the I'e
oembcr meeting and at the late tii -eting
spoke before 1 did second, he has uat
charged me with hostility td th: itfl t!
trial school when I ; waruily favored it, :
third, bb has not charged that tho b :ir;
indefinitely postponed . the questiou
when the board expressly asked for ad
ditiooal proposals. jind will: take thout
up at the April meeting, or sooner if
called together by; the Governor; and
lastly,; he has not tridd to bring odiuu.
on the University, whose trustees it
faculty have not eunsidered the question
at all, because itb president, in bis opin
ion,; is wrong dn a question pf law. lie
is a gentleman. I like him.:
', But, having a bad case, be blunders.
I think it was our good old friend a
most adroit practitioner Mr. Washing
ton Hay wtood. who ;advisedV "If you
havu a bad case, scatter.' - My
friend has i seattered; ' Bit argument
tyhfyi fUk )y$et fijfy
peace
make
hut he ; would hardly dare to
ii before the supreme court. I
will point out some of his "great mis
takes. '.t .'; ;' L
1. He is eloauent on this industrial
school being ordered by the general, as-
semblyiiu obcf'j'uce to the constitution,
ari'l qootes art. w-o. 14. ; There is no
such srbtion a he friotes it. He omits
(not uiteuti aislly of course) most niate
nul word. 'Hi'j wiirjx of that section
arj r -allv follon-: As soon as nrac-
ticalilisafu r t life adoption of the consti-
tatiou,thc geneml ustiembly shal estab
lish auu nit'tam, in connection with
the UniverditT. a department of agricul
ture, ff mechanics, of
mining and ot
He omits the
with the Uni-
normal
instruction.
' in coiiutciion
wora
veraity." . "
The ireneral inbly has already
carried ut the n an lates ot' this section
by fitting the University: an appropri
ation' whirti' i-niiMes it to give excellent
iustruetiun in li th ; branches named.
Thetrutii is . th -t the-"Department of
Agriculture, Tiuo igration and Statis
tics" ijrKS treatL -I !: obedience to section
17 ofjirtielr 3L in which not a word is
said of iiupiiod Nout schools, industrial
or othSerwi3'. Tl e department has no
fight bonferr' d on it. to establish ot aid
no iudustrial tcliool. except iu the man
4ior prescribed iu tLe act of March 11th,
l88o.: : . : '
Mr; Editor I ask you to publish
this act; Noh-leg:iI as well as legal
minds can un,dcrst.'ind it, provided they
will rfcad It straight through without
prejudice.
The second "i;riat nii8take" of "Able
Jurist" is hi. assumption that the in
dustrial ferln.ol isja State institution ex
clusively. Ho ss'as, "has it ever re
jure4 the l;ke of ;.ny town in regard to
Us otuer tutil!tUtio,iJ I
We cannot jru outside the act. By
he nbin terms of this act the State sub-
stautlaHy prong s to tlie towns, . ou
subscribe I'mperty and money enough
to cstabli'-h tueWhool and I. will sub
scribe the intcrett-on $83,333 to help
ruu it and then we will together manage
it. i It the gum ral assembly Had in
tended that thciSmte should subscribe
uearly ail the fun is, then, as in the case
of t he liuveritv. of the tnree insane
Msvliijus. of tint f'r the deaf, he dumb
nd th'-' blind, of the penitentiary, the
State MiouW li;;ve tue exclusive, or
nearly cxem ve i:i tnasremeut. Baleigh
comes and flyr SS.bOO as against the
Staters gS3.333, and if the proposal be
accented will: buve joint control. Did
the aistoblv mean this? ' I think not
The first secti:m plainly requires the
board ti decide ibat ft,600 is "ade
quate for the etilablishtuent of said in
dustial school,' before they can locate
it at Kaleizh. Raleigh acquires no
rizhis unless the board can so decide.
j jauote f4rtber from "Able Jurist :'
The fourth section of the act says
"That the board shall apply to the
tablishiuent aud maintenance of said
school u3h nart of their funds as is
not required U conduct the regular
work of the idonjrtment." He founds
an areuniHut on thb. There is no such
section- f I will quote it accurately
The board of agriculture shall ap-
plv; to the establishment and mainte
nance of said school suoh part of their
funds as is not required to conduct the
regular work of the department: Pro
vided that pot more than $5,000 shal
be applied to the establishment of the
school in one year." Tbe proviso is
part of the ; section . He quotes the pro
visd in a Miusequent part of his argu
ment, in a cursorv war. He had no
jight to call'; the words preceding the
proviso "the section, as he has done
When he proposed to quote "the sec
tiou" he should have given it in its
entirety Tbe meaning of the whole
is that : the board may i appropriate as
much as go.UOO a year and bo more
The. attorney general, the official adviser
of the board, "o decides; and he is clear'
lv right. ;
? As to the character of the school: It
must give instruction 'fin wood-work
mining, metallurgy, practical agricul
tur and in such other : branches of in
dustrial education as mav be deemed
expedient.' This is the law and "com
moh opinion" cannot change it
I do not sav that a verv coetlv school is
necessary It is clear that enlargement
from time to time is contemplated
concede that ic out impoverished
country we may begin -on
smlill : scale comparatively. But
I oannot stultify myself by saying that
Ss.uUO can : start on any decent or re
spectable scale whatever the school eon
templated by this act. Can any busi
nesa man say so ? I am sure that it
wohld fail i fend thereby greatly injure
the noble cause of industrial education
Able Jurist" thinks thatl crush the
school by contending that ft town must
under the law give enough to establish
it in order to secure the location. Wbv
did not Raleigh give over $50,000 for
the agricultural society? How many
thousands did her citizens give
to- ebtablish
Peace institute
lias she not
spent 825,000 for the
graded schoo
it Rolla. in Missouri
with 14UU lDha utants, gave K?0,UUU to
secure the location of a school of mines
and niteiallurgy only; Cape Girardeau
with 3 500; inhabitants, gave 857,000
fo a State normal School; Johnson
county , for that at Warrenburg gave
gl44,00, and the town of Warrenburg
with 3.000 inhabitants, 845,000; total
$t89,20.' Adair county, to secure tbatat
tv:rkville, which has only2,00U inhabi
tants, gave $68,000. : Blacksburg, in
V'irsriuiu, donated for the agrioultura
ua l mechauicul c llege a fine farm with
ajare school building and $20,000 in
mime'. Not an instance can be given
of- a city town of any size claiming
i fctaU l.ib'.tutton on g,b00.
I do not include in this 88.600 the
us - of tn-enty acres on the fairgrounds
b ii'-'itse 1st, ihey have been donated to
and accepted by the board of agricul-
iu;i. for i uii experimental farm, and
s Iro idly, the $5,0K) is offered on a eon-
tn-ri, wiuii would prevent the school
being at ti e fir grounds even if that
would be a good situation. Everyone
must see that it would be exceedingly
inconvenient to have th school in the
ciiy and the work-grounds two miles off.
Mr. Editor, I call myself a Baleigh
man. .1 lived there nearly a quarter
oi a century and have three children
residents, of the plaoeJ My sympathies
are with her and my desire is for her
prosperity, i call upon her people, in- I
citizens aad best friends for having
the manliness to vote, notwithstanding
much pressure, according to his under
standing of. the law, to relieve him and
his associates of all trouble by proposing
a donation worthy of the city and larger
than that of any other. The industrial
school will be a grand blessing to her
children and will add materially to her
wealth and population. 'There is that
scattereth and yet increawth. ' There is
that withholdeth more than is meet and
it tendeth to poverty." . ' i
The most impressive thing tlat I t-aw
at the centennial exposition wnn ut the
figure of (ieuiu.i trying in ""' to climb
to heaven, but the grand. t'.H-t.aclj of a
hundred thQusasni teonle: fi um ull Darts
of this great land!, thronging th build
ings and grounds wi'h no ngT cl i?h
ings or rude jostiiojr-; fcifp; ;u r er nt
by armed soldiers, but by th spirit of
obedience to law. The legislature has,
given us precepts in writing Those
precepts must govern our official action.
not "common opinion." '-,
j K; P. Battle.
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TWB. MD.. F. E. 8.. V. 8. O., Exaaalase
hi Physld:ogy, Univsriy Loadoa, Prot
Med. Jur., Laiverwty CoUce. aaym: "Te
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danyiuit ovr right teem ploy any tubatanc
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Prof, of lhi;rHputlc, l n.TiTMiy o
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aiiO it oongencr, Scrofoloait, the rr can te
no iiouot as to tbi grear vaiueoi aicusou
l-iior. AtsTiM Fliht. Pn f of Principles
sn.l Practice of Medicine, Bellevue rtol-
lai CoilexQ, N. y y: "im .moiciwu
use oC alcoholto utimulant ts ne f tb
Btrlklng cburaetarttttea ot jiroifre-ie in the
prartico or medtclne dnrinii ILe laat bail
century." Prov. Jos. pacbisb, author of
AlconoJio lueeruty irom a3ieui ai biana-
mt." Buriiaston. N . J.. bays: - wo
now that alcohol will steady tbe heart,
iow the puliM. warm tbe ak.in, calm ex-
eitemont, aao we ougni to use it." rinr.
M. O. GaaasrifcLD, M . D., author of ''Al
cohol: IU Use aud Aba," "Appieton'a
Health Prtpiers," : "It wtdle to ignore
tbe renulte of experience with alcohol in
disease. An tnteiligeat oomprebenloa of
iu nctiou will bay creau rvlatiaenc ta
promoting wmperanco tban adbeioa to
a dogma. PHor. Jons GaruKkk. aa emi
nent London physician, ay: "Tbe advo
eutee of total abitinence, sicually fall to
produce evidence iu support of their opin
ion that ail stimulant nre lnlrnicnl to
health aad longevity. Science, common
vne, Holy Scriptures and all experience
testify to the be:t?tlt to be derived."
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J., in hie " Notee ou Amyllsm aa
Factor In Diseases of the Cerebral Couvo
lutioae,'! ay: "PutUag preference npos
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oerior cnit
suevial iMuotiinks -ntitlei i. C Kieed so
and other, ex paiUv. I will ach .at publiu aso.
tion, to the highest bidder, at U.e eourt-boimo
door in Um city oi uaieigm k. baturday,
the 6th day of February, 1686, that very deter
aoie proirty, fodsuhidb; oi oa no use aas,
lot located on the corner of Martin aad Salts,
bury street in said city and running back tm
let to BM- Moore's line, bale at l o'clock
in. Terms on third cash and the baianov ia
one year, with interest at 8 per cent.
tt. J. f ai.i.aAa,
Commlstiioner.
Pacs A fiouDia, Attorneys.
January 6th, 1886, dtd.
S
ALE OF VALUABLE LAND
NBAS THS CTTT OF BA1JUOB.
This Is to give notice that under and by vir
tue ,f an older ot tne Superior ourt for the
county of Wake, made in tbe civil action of
R. W. Wharto ., ad- inistxator of David M.
Carter, d vased, and others against Moses A.
Bledsoe nd others,! will sell at nubiio auction. '
tion to the highest, bul.n r, at tbe court houm.
door, in tne lt of Raleigh, tbe TiX day ot
rebruary. 1886, at 1 o'clock p. m.. a certain
trct of land c ntainlng abnut two hundred
acres, whi.-h Wm. 11. Soott conveyed to said
MonesA. JltUMe by deed dated theothday of
November, l&otf, r gistered in the oihoe of the
rcKisUroi deetis Ijr lueeouuty of Wako, in
nooK sa, at page vi, tbe -jam day of January,
1SS7 Thilau..willbediniiaroelstoauU
pun-haters. ' T'
r or plot of the same, persons who may on-
Uhiplote becoming bidders aia referred touL
A. w . bnan. r.
1 he terms of the sale are ; One-Uurd of tbo
purchase money in cash, one -third In twelve
mouths and vne-Ui ru ia two years, wuh later
est from the day 4 sale at tbe rate of eia& per
eent pr annum, payable annually, and ihe
title to said laud to be retained until the full
pay meat of the purchase money. : , '
ah -persons who. contemplate purchasing r
will iieas wake their examinations of litis ben.
fore the day of s de.
SP1EU WlilT.v-rk Lit.
so lttdtd . Coiuuii niottsTK
jyORTGAUE SALE.
Pursuant to authority contained In a m it-
gage d"U executed the HUiUuy of January,
ico, uj iw. o. n rreu ana aiai't A. rrreli
and C. Al Husbee, trustre, to svvure the, pa
nient of a dvbt to Ueo, W. Norwood, deceased.
a wuitu, aLiue couit-aoue uoor in ib city
ol Raleigh, lor cash, the ul la of Kbru
ary, 18-o, a tract 01 land ui Barton's Cieek
towurhii, ake county, aojoiniug tLe lauua
ol Win. Liuwittr.J. J., Hunter, V U. Ailea
abd olhtiBj it leuig tbe Isnu. whereon U. K.
ft-ruli muu wile hlw liv, and coi.tainuuj;14o4
.ens Tue Ueu is ngUtitnu in book 1,
page 8 i.
G LO. J OliWooD, Executor
ot OLO. W. NORWOOD, de 'd
T. M Rto. Attorney.
uii2oU;i.
gALE OF LANK T
Br virtre of at'th.. ity given in a nirtKag
from Aiexauuer Barthu si... u(i NV.K.
Allen, recorded in iberegisU-i's oa.ee of W ske
county, iu Loot bi, page iVi, we wui sell on
ilonoay, the 2id day of Febmary, 1881 at the
eourt-louse door in Uterityol Uleu.b, tbe
lando-iveyed in said mortgage, containing
iioi screi ingi e or less,- situated In LiUlv, River '
township ot said count; aud adjoining ths
and of Ja-per Bar am, i U G. MilcheU, Sion
Darral, t, B. Perry and others,
Terms of sale cash. Tims of . sale IS o'cuotkm.
paie a holding; xi.
Attorneys for Mortgager:
Jan. 224, 1886, dtd. f
UAULo; LAND KOR $AtK. -
rV viltllpilf alilllotitv MuifrmJ - l. . . i
tain deed of mortgage executed ou the 25U
dav of April, 188, by Mi'L.rd Uial, frusheL -r
Alfred Jones and Lizzie C. Jones, his wife, to-'
U b Pailoo aad recorded iu th office of the
"erister of deeds for Wake county, w. ., : -book
78, at pa e 780, and also bj authority of .
a certain deed ot trust, executed the wh day
of August, 11)99, by the tame p i r ties U A. W.
Uaj wood, trustee for U. iv PnHeu, jand re
corded In the office of the register of deeds '
for Wake county, N ., in took 74, at page
591, we will Saturday, - Febiuary SOth, 1886, i
elli at public ouory tor ctStt tbe Interest aud
estate of said Milari Mial, liustw;: Ahred,
Jones and Lizrle C Jones In the tract of land
ties- r bed icsaid deed of mortg gnaiid deed of
trust, aid tract containing 6f0 acres aoore or
less and being tbe ssme tract of 'and a hereon
tbe said Alfred Jones and wbe do sow restdr,
ref i renoe to which deed of mortgage aud dredr
of trust ts hereby made for a lull description
of ad lands. :' . : - .
PI ce ef al", door of enrty court-house itt
Baleigh, K. v'. Time f sab? lio clock m.
K B. PULLEX, Muitsgee,
.'"'. riATWoon, Trustee. ,
an. 81, 1886, dtd. ; '
ALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE
By virtue of power conferred on me by a
c rtaln deed of mortgage executed by Dal. 11.
Crawlord and wife and recorded in Register's
office of Wake omty, ta book 78, page 684, 1
will seii to the highest bidder for ass at pub
lic auction, at the court bouse door In tbe city
ot Raleigh, Monday, March 1st 18.NS, at IS
o'clock ffi., the property in said mortgage de
scr bed, situated In the southern portion of the
city of 1 aleigb, near Blount street. :
JOHN WATSON, Guardian.
B. F. VovTAOtm, attorney for Mortgagee.
an. 31, 186, dtd. :.
OTICE. ' ; . ';-:' . . ...
The regular annual meeting of tbe Stock
holders of the North Carolina Borne las urance
Company will be held at their office in this
city Wednesday, tbe 3rd proximo at IS
o'clock.
C'BAKLJCS B(KT,
Secretary.
OTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
Omci Chaik'x Boabo or CeatinssioNKas
Waks Cocsrr,
BAUttOB, January 29. 1886.'
Tbe 8th of February, prox., being tbe time
for the bringing ot suit under the recent act
providing for th redemption ot land sold for
taxrs snd purchased by the State, deiinquenta
are hereby notified that they can st ttla prior to
that time and on the same terms allowed be-,
fore tn ; firt day of this month. , Particular
attention is cal'ed o the cirtnlar letter of the
Secretary of State, which Is posted intht offlc
of the clerk of this board.
Me sra. J. :. Creech, Co., attorneys, will
render interested parties necessary aid in the
matter of the redemption of . these land.
A. M. Adams,
an30 4t. Chairman.
JJIVIDEKD NOTICE.
Nosth Cakouna Railroad Co.
SlCRSTABT AftS TSKASUBAB'" OFFICB,
Co. Vhops, N. C, Jin, 8th, 1888.
The directors of the North Curolia railroad
comt any have declared a dividend of 6 per
sent, three per centpsa' le Ma ch. Ill to atock
boldcrs of reeorl at 12 o'clock m. February
10th, aad three per eent September lt to stock
holders of record st 12 o'clock m. August 10th
next. The stock books of the company will .
be closed at 12 o'clock m. February JOth until
Mirch 1st and at 12 o. lock m. a g ut 10th,
until September 1st, 1888
P. B. BUFF IS,
Jan St. I SeCy and Treasurer.
T. MAR '8 SCHOOL.
he Fa4 TriBw.tha BOthsemlAinrual sea-.
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Jannry 8Mb For aatsjogu apply to the :
Rector,. -
. REV BENNETT SMEDES.
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f FFICX FOB RENT.
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Having leased from January vlsT tW'W
bouse on Wllnvintoa street - next to lay rest
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t ant. Appljr te 44 Ai. 3mu or eh undsaw
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