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The Nmn aio Ucsntyx
I TUESDAY, FEBRUABT 9,1880. II
t - -
FRED. A. OLDS, CiW Ebito.
, To neet t defiSind mon$ oturfriendg in tlili
ettT Hid to pUM the NKW8 ; ANP OBSXB
VEB wiUitn reach 4 all, 4 we propoM td
cUUrsr tb NEWS ANT;OB8KKVKB In tb
cUj by our carriers for Jlfteea oenU ai werlu
Tpom who prefer te pay that way wiU please
note tbat the permeate must be made prompt
er. nd therwlll pteaae read? their receipt.
The earriera will be pwtded with proper re.
! the, or dlrecUj.to the offlea.
oeipH.aaa paymenu rati re made Uirouga
South Atlantio States, fair 'weather;
I slightlj warmer in' the oortherii portiofi;
j neariy uuooarj temperature m me
.! southern portion winds general I jr ebuth-
erljr; falling barometer. ;.f ;
. Xl.Adr.rtU,.. . : ;
I Hano rer Insurance Company of New
'i York Statement. . ' i p
Citizens Insurance Company State-
II. & R. S. Tucker &Co,-Early
Spring Offerings. I"' . "
! Volney Pursell k Co Racket Store.
1 . f p., i i ;
: onSKBTATIOXB. - ! . jyr.' .; ;
i Rhea is playing at Richmond, Va. y
White shad sell at $1 50a$2 a pair., f
Trains are again running , on schedule
time,.. ... - i
t The tobaooo breaks will be very large
today. . ' : p . - '
The mayor had no cases ; o ry yes
i terday. . v.- ': v :T
J The State board of pharmacy meets
l here, today. -.v, ,k: '
Raleigh is soon to have another large
musio house4. ? - 4
T be Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
,; meets here today. f-
The weather is fpringlike, as ' soft as
; that which April giTes.- i: "rf . ;' r
In two weeks the electriof light will
it be in operation at Wilmington. : . ;' ;
Great quantities of tebacoo haye; been
; shipped here; the past few days.'.j ; j.r
4 Although the days are .so;,i warm, the
': ground freeses hard erery night f f.-j
, Only the dealer in fuel rfjmcis at the
approach and presence of (he cold wayej
; The "Cross-Cut' polo ejub, of Dur
; nam, nas neen piayiug ciuos in unio
';! and winning rictorks : ' fi1 j j.
j There was a $500 fire at Wilmtngtou
Saturday. Two small woienv. dwells
1 ings were partially burned., j 1 1 : I
1 The damage to the peachWep; by the;
f, bitter weather b said to ; be even more!
irSerere than wis at first belieTed. s i ': i
The number of arrivals yesterday wai
i large. Many delegates tor the J Grand
Lodge a... of r.' are among them,
'.The Western Union telesrraBh born
4i pany will run its lines' into-iWarrenton
, and establish an office ; theie in a few,
'i-days. ; ;'" ;. ,.;rf vpf Ut
1 ' Mary Louisa Johnson, a ooiored ' girl
-i aged 15 years, the ' daughteirf of Irank
Johnson, died on South j Bjonnif street
Sunday evening, of pneumonia. ,;' '
' Sheriff A. B. Sutton, of Bladen, yes
terday brought five oonTicts t the peni-'
tentarr. One was a "third termM man '
Sheriff J. A. Green, of Lenoir, bronght
one convict. ; ( . .
Mr. Oeorge T. Stronaeh 'Iias at
atore,' on Market square,! a lot ; of
bsoco, garden and field seed, sent y,
.Hon. Matt. W. Ransom fat distribu
tion'i;:4i 'i:.-:4:': :; .V
I , Mr.) bwift, a photographer ;f this
ity,-haa expressed to New Tork anuiu
'ber f pictures nf the Mikdo - opera
' company. He alao has engagf ments for
sittings of Katie Putnam, the popular
j. . , In this issue appear the annual state
ments of two well managed fire- insur
ance eompanies, the Cituens and - the
, Hanover, both which have quite an ex-
pensive business in this 8tate. 1 1
, The will be a "Bon-Bon VParty'j lat
Metropolitan hall on the evenings of the
11th and 12th . of February, given by
the ladies of "Edenton Street Churca
; Aid Societry Admission 1 10 ieeiitsf
Presents will be given at the door. i
' There are several Northern sportsmen
in Goldsboro, to enjoy the fine bunding
afforded in that vicinity.' In' the party,
the Argus says, is Mr. Heatbl of New
Jersey, with his fine $2,25(j MgW
pointer, "Champion Graphic,!?-said to
be the finest field dofin the jf4rXil ,f
Mr. Emerson's "Toblwcl Bet llij
rectory" will appear - next week. - The
' book will contain about 700 pages, It
will contain about 30,000, names, fully
half those of farmers; aboutl 12,000 of
them land-owners. There fjuref about
1,800 land-owners in Wake countjr, '" ;
k 1 There were large eongregkilions St tie
; First Baptist church Sunday ( , at Jtb'e
jnorniug,; afternoon and evening ser
vices. - All these Were conducted ..by
Kev. Jtfr. Needham. i His serttfoniwere
able. The song service, bylrktii
.was very interesting, a number 4 of
members of other church choirs adding
their strength to the choir of the First
Baptist church. 4 ? ., ? : 1
,'At 10 o'clock Sunday evening the
alarm of fire was given. The fire was
at'the bar-room of Obarles Hoover; col-
'ored, 205 South Wilmington street.
The. damage was very slight!: There
was a great amount of noise, The ser
vices of the firemen were not needed,
thoqgh they made , quite a prompt ap
pearance. t . r"
i The man Ji M. Vaughan, ; who: waa
last week brought to thejrpemten
' tiary from Oxford, is quite a'oung
man. The Henderson GoldjJeaf sau
that the idea that any attempt would be
made by Uendeison pouplo ,to rescut
him from, jail or frdui his gnard- Way
absurd. t,
IMat Ti rr loM- Jj; I'
i The following sheriffs yesterday .'set
tled their taxes in full: J. )P, HornV
Union, $7,855.04;' W. C,j Hiekey,
Mitchell, $1,482; E. YV. Taylor, Bruna-
. wick, $2,53 95. . . ; m:.;
! Drummers' licenses were 'yesterday
issued to Stevenson & Slingluff Preta-
. felder, Kline & Co., Creighto'n.l Disney
'JSC Co. , O. P. Merryman & Co. Balti
jnore; Stephen Putney & C0. Rich
Sond, Va.; Smith N.:Brickhouse & C6.,
orfolk (2); Oppenheimer Sons,Lonis
vUle. Ky. : : ' lr?ni- j
A fertiliser liovnse wss issved; the
Jiedmost guaoo company, BaJniore,
ami aeTfnueeitaH. t . : s: : ':-
Wl H. & 8. Tucker & 0o. an.
nounce the receipt nf fprinz ? lines of
dress silks and other fabrics or choo
material and most correct ptylc, fi (,ut
both foreign and home manufacturers.
If At the Racket store Mr: Pursell an
nounces a long line of b&rgams, laces;
being a specialty. The offertngsiu these
will. at once catch the popular fancy, j
There will be, as appears by announce
ment elsewhere made, a" special train to
Wake ForestFriday, so as. to give Ra
leigh people an excellent opportunity to
attend the society anniversary exerciseH
which occur that day. j t
1 j' ' il ' m 'r ; :-; t ;
T-a)ar Vmrt-
, Court met at 11 o'clock Yesterday
morning. Appeals from the second
district ; were taken up and disposed of
as follows: ' :; .; '
R. B. Peebles vs. J M. Foote, from
Northampton; continued ty consent. !
Thomas' D Holley vs. I SaUie D. Hdl
ley "et als., from Bertie; argued by R.
B. Peebles for plaintiff, and Prudcn &
Vahh for defendants 1 :v '. "
; JB. Sumner and wife vs W. J.
Seps'oms et als; argued . by .Ri B. Pee
bles for plaintiffs, and Pruden & Vun
L for defendants. ill ! '
" Pending argument in .this case court
adjourned. i ! ' I '
PtrtKtital. t'
Mh Green O' Berry died at Kinhton
Friday, of paralysis. I ! i
Hev T: l. McWhinney, of Spring
field; Ohio, is here; He preached at
the Christian church Sunday. I '
f'Lt.. Robert London. U. 1 S. A., who
has been viniting relatives at Wilmiue-
.ton, yesterday left there on his rtturri
w amy; : &
. Mr. aiid Mrs P. L Bridgerssail tomor
row fnui NewportNews, fcjr Montevideo,
where Mr. Bridgers will assume charge
of his duties as U. S. consul; xt that,
porti.i-: Mr. Green Kidderjalsof sails at.
the same time for the same port, with
iUte ; view of embarking lin business
there. ? ; ; J' i !' ! :
Among the attorneys in attendance
lipou the supremo court this work are
Messrs. T. W. Mason Northampton ;
John A. Moore, R. O. Burton, Jr , W.
!Da),!;HaIifax. j 1 ?L
'! Mr, T. M. Arrington, of the U. S..
post office department, is here ' v
; Thos. N. Hill, Esq., of; Halifax, and
Dr. B. F. Dixon, of the Oxford orphan
; asylum, Ire registered at.-f the Yarboro.
Rev: George M. ToIsoBj off Gadsden,
Ala.' and a, grandson of the Rev. Thos.
Meredith, Who some fifty 'odd years ago
iOjriginated the Biblical Recorder, the,
organ of the Baptists of North Carolina,
has accepted the position of eity mis
sionary fdr the Baptists of ;iWilmington.
i I Mr.Emmet Cuthbert, ibriyears a res
ident .and leading merchant; of New
Berne,; died at! his home, Staten Island,
Saturday, aged 62. '," ; '
SifMrJohn E. W. Scott,!edit64 of the
Carthage Gasette, har sol4 1 tal paper;
to Mr. Robert M. PhiUipsH J '
I'. ;Mr Edgar. S. Lougee and his Hangh
iterv JMias Fanny Lougee, of Philaxiel-'
phia,; re visiting friends nerel: .Mr.
Lougee is one of Raleigh's old residents
and nia visit gives them 'pleasur. He
is iookkig very well. I f: i
i Mr. Alex. Thain, of Johnston eqnnty,
at; Goldsboro Saturday night, JjiwhUe
walking on the street wasi choked and
knocked down .by an unknown . white
toaiiandrbbe4of5v':f'M U '!
.Hevi Johannes Oertel, wno for many
years lived at Lenoir, Caldwell, county,
nd :ii so widely known as w psinter, has
been for some time at Georgetown, J,
C. If He has aeeepted a call .to Sewanee,
Tennessee. Ai'' ".IS .1-. ' I
Pkllama
ale.
; I request all members of ; the Philhar
monic j society ; to bring With them the
score of Ruth for rehearsal thjs eveting,
as it is mv wish to five the last scene
Dr. A. Kck8TXinxr.
U V.. - m m t
i 4-There is a certain person, dow some
whit eonspicuous in New York society,
who for tenyears was so impecunious that
he cbnldn't take; a lady to the opera,
e;veh when seats were gifen him,; be
cause of the expense of a bouquet and
a- carriage. He .'was. a gentleman and
could not work, was not j jkdapteI to
business, and ! things generally looked
very unpropidqus for him. Ai few
weeks' igo;he invented and got but a
patent or it rat-trap. Now Ihis pocket
is full,ihe is. a, we40106 gneat - at swell
dinner, ad, altogether, hcia;a hsppj
apd eoorted manl ; : ;
mysterious package was sent to
"George M. Pullman, Inventor, and
Proprietor of the Pullman Cars." and
after due precautions had been taken,
I was opened in a vacant lot. Its contents
proved tb he a newly , derised ear-c'oup-ling.a
naachkie almost aa dangerous, 'on
general ;: principles, as aj communist's
oyster-can.:. ; '
; Day's Horse Powder preserves the
health Of alt kinds of five stock during
the winter season. j ' -
i Dr BulPs Baby Syrup, by -allaying
the usual stomach aad bowel disorders
of babyhood, keeps the little: ones from
.fretting and crybg. 25 cents. ;
J ; Deservedly popular Dr. Bull's Bal
timore Pills; they never fail to cure liver
complaint, i
' ;. -j v ; v . ; ; : ; j-.
--New it u promised again that ! the
Keely motor will be finished in -three
mor ths.; Perhaps before the time ; ex-
EireCf ne w i crop iof credulous chaps will
e ripe.j So the game can go on. V !
vRattak Chaiks" Fre h't slock
ica be found at. Fred A. Watson's Pic4
turo r Store, hard-pan prices. Uphol
sterers' Materials, Plush novelties, Ac 'J
Window Shades, Picture Frames and
Window Cornices made to order, de
livered and' put up at i short notice,
promptly. ,. : . ;;
r m . '
! Wa want to sell btovks. If you want
to buyj then call at the store of J. : C:i
Brewster & Co., for we are selling
Hkatimq'stovb at just above cost, roa
Cash, to diminish atock. f'
''. PasSKBVSS, o Preserved
and cherries, fresh stock josi received;
15C pel pound. Special nnea in twentv
pound pails Also a-verj ckbice lot of
f.rcfceryed Whit Heath Twaach in quart
sri; put op by a ladj of i the city, and
ofanpefUUfattali. fi.J,;HArdj.
CAB LAM D.
aw "rsprpfrr or nir. TELrpiiosit fight
WlllCU SHOWS TiiJt T()T CP Or A MONO-
POLT. , '
Special Dispatch to tlie Baltimore Sun.
Washiwotom, Feb. 7. It was not a
supriae to wll-infuruied persons here to
sec the nnvontraoictu statement tbat
the long ;hy and Litier atuicka on attorney-general
Garl urd aiia other pnl
lic men, on uccouut of their connetion
Vrith the Pan-Electric company, wer;
iu-j ired and liberally paid for by the
telephone monopoly which has so i:iucli
at stake in the suits to be instituted in
the name of the government. . To those'
few who have taken the trouble to road
the elaborate indictments it has been ap
pari ut: tliat nothiug had beju shown in
tliem to warrant any , ruspiciou reflect
ing upon the integrity of the attorney-
general or the other gentlemen whose
uames are connected with his, and the
effort to stir up a great sensation
h.s
nuserabl, lulled. At the same time it
would bo best" at ait times for those in
official position to have nothing to do
itn enterprises the stocx In. which is
tendered to them ior a nominal considers
tion. "They will in nine times out of
ten sate themselves much future trouble
and annoyance by tuch a couisa. Upon
tbo occasion when Mr. Garland and his
friends; took the stock in the Pan-Elec
trie company it was offered to several
other Senators upon the same conditiors
These gentlemen considered the subject
carefully, hut while they could not see,
after the most critical examination, any
thing that could be construed as illegiti
mate in the transaction, they concluded
a was better for thviu not to touch it,
uud they' ire much delighted now in
t-onscuuencc. lucre seems to De no
doubt that the 1'renident, who is thor
ougniy laminar ith all the eircum-
b lances, has not lost his confidence in
Mr. Garland, but the personal friends
of the latter have advised him tbat he
would still at once all just criticism by
cettmg rid of his stock. The so-called
disclosures which have been in course of
sifting through the ooluninsoftwonomi
ually Democratic papers in the last few
weeks are merely a rehash of what the
New York Tribune published in .the
maimer, and no more significance seems
to be attached t them than upon the
former occasion of their publication. A
lattr instance of how easy it is for in
t crested parties who nave; money to
spend tb blacken the character of those
who are in their 'way is shown in the
publications of yesterday and today, in-
timaung atsneaesty otrtne Venezuelan
minister in the matter of the distribu
tion ot the awards in favor of American
citizens against that government inti
mationa: which emanated from the lobby.
and which the State department de
clares tb be without the least founda
tion. . 4
-Newark find cause for wonder and
rejoicing in the fact that the children.
who were sent u Pasteur are now; as
well as those who were bitten anfLre-
mained it home.
Two more athletes have gone crazy.
Wallace Koss and Fred. Plaisted an
nounce their intention to row a boat
through Niagara, where Cant Webb
threw away his life. !
BY TELEGRAPH.
I MARKET REPORT NIGHT.
Nw York, February 8. Exclianro
4.87. Money lk& per cent. Sub
treasury balances cold 8156,140,000:
currencj810,218,000.GoTernmenta quiet
;and strong; 4 per cents 1244; 3 per cents
I'll Oi.i.'l . 1 . I
iuu oia. otate oonaa active and strong;
GeorgU&sl00bid;Georgia7smortgage
101; North Carolina SO; North Caroli
na SSU; North Carolinas funding 10;
Tennessee 6's 56f ; Virginia 6's 43 bid;
Virgini consols f3: East Tennessee 31:
Lake Shore 89; Louisville & Nashville
41f; Norfolk & Western preferred 274;
Richmond & Alleghany 6; Richmond &
Danville 771; Richmond & West Point
Terminal 344: Rock Island 1274; St,
Paul 93j; St. Paul preferred 1234;
Texas : Pacific 12Z; Union Pacific 53;
Western Union 73i.
1 k)tton net receipts do bales ; gross
ld.zUU bales. Futures closed steadj;
sales 116,800 bales; February 8 98a8.90;
March ft.07a9.08; April 9.16a9. 17; May
9.27a.28; June 9.36a9.37; July 9.44a
9.45; August 9 52a9.D3; Septembiir
9.27s9.28; October 9.09a9. 10; Novem
ter y.u7ay.uy. ; ,.:
, uotton dull; sales lbd bales; up
lands 94; Orleans 9 5-16; consolida
ted net receipts 20.287 bales: exports
to Great Britain 7,291 bales; to the
continent 13,542 bales; to France
bales; stock 1.054.864 bales,
f Southern, flour quiet; common to
fair extra &3.30a3.75; good to choice
do. v4. 15t.50. Wheat, spot dull and
in buyers favor; ungraded red 75a94J:
No. 2 red nominal; March 91a92. Corn,
spot firm;! No. 2? 51a5l ; March 49 ia
60. Oats, cash steady ; No. 2 383S.
Hops unchanged. ' Coffee, spot fair
Rio firm at 8J. No 7, Rio
spot - . Sugar dull and nominal;
fair to good rofimng 5a54; refined quiet;
0 6 Ja5; yellow C 4Ja5; standard A 6 J;
granulated 6; white extra C 5J; extra
g,5ja5;; olT A 5a6; mould A 6J;
confectioners' A 6$ cut loaf and
crushed 6a7: powdered 611-16a6;
Cubes 6a6; French; Islands 5 7-16;
muscovado St.. Xitts 5a5 1-16; Eng
llsh Islands of; ?'aracaibo 4j; Brazil 4
Superior Man:l)a 6 7-16; Mauritiue
4a4 U-16; Matsinzati 4 11-16; Jamaica 5;
Aracaju 6; Martinique 5; Bahia 6f ; coa
crete 4J: Gaudaloupe 5; ; Pernait
buco 64; Trinidsd 54; Cuba 7; Demerara
4ia5 fl-16: Port Spain 3a4 IMC:
Antigua 5a5 1-16; manilla 4 11-16
a6 13-16; mace 6; Barbadoes6. China 5;
Ilolo 4 15-16; BrasU 4; Porto Rioo
64; St. Domingo 5; Rio Grande 5.
Molasses dull ; 50 test New Orleans
23; choice and fancy; Porta Rkso .
Rice-firm; domestic . Cotton seed oil
24 for crude, 31 for refined. Rosin
quiet at $1.02Jal.05. Spirits turpentine
dall at 404. Hides firm; New Orleans
selected 9jal0;; Texas lOalOJ. Wool
firm; domestic fleece 27a36; pulled ;
Texas 19a22. Pork steady; mess $10. 50a
11.00; middles; long clear $5,874.
Lard 2a3 points lower; spot $6.4o;
March $6.41. Freight steady; cotton
per steamer ft9-tM; whsat 2a.
: Chicaw. Feb, S, 'FJow iteirr,
TBI ATTACK Off
Southern &4.40a4.85. Whft opened
stead t anVl closed le lower than Sn'r j
dav: February 78a79; March lOJa
0i; Miv K4f-1685 7-16 Com quiet
ana easier ; cash 36f; March 36 5-1 6a
30 7-16: May 40a40 3-16. Oe dull
and M-vi cash 29i: Mav 31 18-16.
Mow pork sharply lower; cash 010 90s
10.95: March i10.97ialt.07i; May
$ll.ina11.27. Lard quietiand easier:
cash. February and March fO.JU. rjoxea
meats steady; dry-salted shoulders
$3.95a4.00: short rib s'ide$.'M5; clear
rib sides $5.80a5.85. Whisky steady at
$1.16. Sugars steadyrstandtrd A 0
Feb. 8 Cotton. wUVJ'n:: alvuf-
ton easy, 8 13 16, 2,117 baW: NorfolV
dull. 8, 1.467 bales BliB'r nomi
nal. 9$. 1,314 bales: PVtn- 'joiet. 9,
l.fi43 bales: Wilminirton q -t t, 81. 230
baW. Philadelphia dull. 9g. bale:
Savannah aniet. 8. 2.947 hales: New
Orleans dull. Si, 6,585 bales: Mobile
quiet, O ll-lO, eZ Diwes; rae?npni
quiet. 8, 997 bales; Augusta dull, 8,
221 bales; Charleston quiet and steady.
8f, 1,756 bales.
WruHNOTON, Feb. 8.- Spirits tnrpei -
tine firm at S8i. Rosin firm; strainei
75; good strained 80. Tar firm at
$1.00. Crude turpentine firm; for
hard 11.25; for yellow dip and virgin
$1.90
CITY COTTON ICABHET
Officially reported by Alt. A. Thompaon, Seer
tary KaletfOi vottoa .KTnange.
Kalwoh, Feb. . S r. x.
ooaacoRO bailt.
Hood middling,
84
81
8
81
8
71
7i
Strict middling,
Middling,
Strict low middling.
Low mlddlina',
Middling stains.
Low middling stains.
Market arm.
KAiJIlUH TOSAUO M.lKltn.
Quoted by O. B. Foster, ) Secretory JUIeigh
Tobaooo Assoeiatraa.
RAUnOH. Feb. 8. 1889.
rulers Common, f3aA
Medium to good, t oa.u
Good to fine, i - 11al5
Sm'k's Common i 4a"
Medium to good, I ' 8al2
Uood to fine, : 12al8
Cutters Common to medium, 12al4
Medium to good, : 1120
Uood to fine. , 20a25
Wrap'rsComraon loa20
Medium, : , zoaso
Good, 1 SAafiA
rtnt fancy. 1 V47
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATEMENT
Mwwlac tbo UaaltlMl of tmm Cttlseu
ASSETA. :
Leeember 31st, 1885.
Talus of real estate
and ground rents
ownd by tl Com
pany (ltta the
amount of neum
brances thereon).
$107,000.00
Loan-) on bond and ,
mortange (duly re
corded and being
hot lien on the fen
simple). '
48,000.00
Account of stocks :
and bonds of the
United titatea, and
of thia and other
Btatea, alao all other
stocks and boads
absolutely j owned!
by the Company,
tbliWiX.O
Stocks, bonds ana afT,
outer seeunness-:
cept mortgage) hy pothecated
to fce
oomrany aa eoBat
eral security for eaklt
actually lot aad by
the company.
Interest due sm ae-
eroed on stocks a nu
other seeustttos.
8,01 -H
Cash in ompnvs-
principal oflira and
LelotKiag ! to the
Company, deposit
ed in Bank.
Premium or assets--
ment loans aud
notes,
All other assets, de-
tauea in ktotemcnv
Tela! Assets
tUK4,164.l
! LIABILITLK& :
Losses unpaidL in- '
eluding those rosia-
ted, rfA.TIM
Keserve, as reqaired
by law. v 406.1 ft ?.04
AU other claima 0,996.74
Total Liabilities, f 477,5.40.
Capital Stock paid up,$300,OQ0
Total income, "5, 107.18
Total expeadiUBes, 7o4,773.48i .
North Cakouma RcsiKass in 1886.
Risks written, f437,Sl.CS I
Premiums received. 6.H6S.19
Lowes paid on risks taktn, ; 10,18H.83
Lowes incurred, n,wio.Z4
President Jamks M. McLxabt.
Yice-President-r-E. A; WaxtosT.
Secretary F. M. Pabxxk.
General Agent -W- S. Psombosi.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ;
Orrivc or Bkcretabt or Stats,
Ivsmtascx DsraicrMaiiT,
RuaaoB. X. C Feb 6th, 18aC
In compTlance with Sehef "An Act to
consolidate the Insurance Laws of North Car
olina." I certiii that the above is a true ex
tract from the wra statement of the Citizens
Insurance Coinpottv. oil Lwvumber 81st, 1884,
aow on file lit this Departaaent.
: , aeerotarrol Htato.
j EXGXJRSIOM
-to- ; ;
i t :
! W&KE FOREST : COLaEGE
Amdveruury of Euzellan and Philomathesian
8ocietiea, Kriday, Feb, 12, 188U. i;
A special trala wfll leave the H. C Depot at
K.& O. AteDotat 4 80 P m W1U leave
Wik ForaBfc on iwtnra at 13 o'clock p. B
Hound trip tickeU 7 oents. ! Tickets for sato
at Lee, Jobnon Co.'s dmi store sd at J.
VT. Denmark's book store..
8. W GRJCGOBY, t MaMers,
F. WATSON, I
tab 9 tuethorsfrL
CLOSING OUT.
As have decided to change my business, I
wHche out in the next SO days
MY JEyTIBE SI OCK
cos, Musical instruments. ana owow
cost. I have a complete and trash stock of all
AToods uassaHT keuS in a flnfeclaas eonlotion-
ry;alao sdos 84a Funtaa lor sale neap.
Come ty, as I sseaa tmstness,
i j t mm nritneltf
C niimniwovw,
STATEMENT
Hwtw the cemw er ths
U tftOVEB riM laBDBASlCE
cojat Av,4r 4.w ivaa.
ASSETS.
Dwnber 81st, 188ft.
Loa on Nd'I aad mortago
(Uuijr rwcnrdeU 'd bein tint
. un on the fee nin.pl?), Kfl, i50.00
Anoi nt ' t atoekB ! 'ouil f
the L' lined Statt a, auii of UtLt
and other biaiea, also all other
sbeks and bond absolutely
owned bj the Company, 2,136,117.75
Interest dun and accrued on
stocks and other seenritie. B, 069.49
Cash m Company's principal of
fice and belonging to the Com
pany. depoaiUrd in Bank, 100,3830
Caah is bands of -aKeuta and
in transitu, 11M11.44
Premluinor Bsraimente unpaid. 9,1,02.7a
Total Aaaeta,
82,479,134.13
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid, including those
resisted.
Reserve, as required by L"w,
$ 141,360.03
890,812.28
All other Claims,
Total Liabilities,
apital stock paid up
Total inroiue,
f 1,033,482.86
f 1,000,000.00
1,873.430.68
1,480,630.05
Total LXpendltnren,
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS IN 1885.
Risks written, f 8W,20.32
Premiums received, 13,802.3ft
Losses paid on riaka
token,, w,sn.f
Losses incurred, 22,030.48
President Rsnjamis S. Walcott. :
Secretary I. Rsmsxh Lans.
General Agent W. S. Primrose.
8TTE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Offtok or Seoietabt or stat ,
, iKmUNCB DPiRTMEKT.
Ralkioh, N. C, Feb. 8, 1K86.
In compliance with Pee. 9 of An A, it to
consolidate tht Jnmivn"e Lws of North Car
olina' I certify that the above is a true ax-
tract from tbe nworu statement of the Han
over Fire Insurance "'pany, of New York,
on December 81st, l-, now on tile la this
Department.
T W. L. SAUNDERS.
Secretary of State.
Norris & Carter.
IMPORTED CLOTHS
AT
SPECIAL PRICES:
New Shades Suitable' tor early spring wear.
Nuns Veiling in evening shades, ii air, blue
and cream, at only 17c; real value mc
BARGAINS
ia alt classes of winter goods to make room for
our spring f.ocx.
BLACK CASHMERES AND BLACK
GOODS A SPECIALTY.
1
IoRRIS jCARTEH,
203 Fayetteville Street,
SOW IS TIE TIME.
J. R. F err alt & Go.
re receiving direct from
REFINERIES
fiObbls
Granulated Sugar has reached bottom and
bow is the time to buy.
. Special prices by the barrel.:
: line Irish Potatoes.
Northern Apples.
. Dried' Peaches and Apples.
French Prune. r
Evaporated Apples and A priools.
Telephone or write for Prices
Good delivered J'ree.
UNEXCELLED AND FAR AHEAD.
For Cotton, Corn and Tobacco, and
- The Old Reliable Standard
Patapoco Guano.
Equal to any aad far Superior to many.
The HIGHEST GRADE
Acid
Phosphate,
THK LAZARETTO."
' We again offer, upon reasonable terms, to
the planters and the trade the above high areoe
Fertilizers, which have beea proved ty analy
ses and actual field testa ie; be the highest
mile. mnii Im tha RtmiM. Fnr nrim and tanna
ppu
' M. T. NORMS BRO.
if1 ;-
-170B SALE.
: Two ins snues si m4 vaittj, one txtrt
.. tot :" '
This is Positively
WK AHE OFFERING BARGAIN'S IX EVERY i
Department
THIS ISA RARE OPPORTUNITY AND IT WILL PAY YOU. !
ASCBETAIN Y.OUR W&ITTS ; . . 1 ...
EVERY ARTICLE MARKED DOWN TO AUCTION PRICES.
DEALERS ARE
When we sacrifice goods we give our patrons the benefit of the Bargains.
Very Respectfully ' '
BERVVAM(
LEADING CLOTHIERS
John Y
WiTiblesale and
(COR. WILMINGTON,
MARTIN
A FRESH SUl'PLY OF
ONION SETS. PEAS AND BEANS
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Orders by Mail will receive Prompt Attention.
GEM
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LSCT . .. r S .S
PRICE
r HO MAS H- BR
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY,
ALCOHOL STOVES.
4 . "i I . . --.vf : fl i i,'-
jr r v - , w us g c i s
;A ?oi- ) e-s .9
T3
a s
Hardware
BEST GuODSiLOWEST PRICES. ARE DI2ALING.
i !u RALEIGIl, N. C.
G. T.
MARKJCT SQUARE.
Sffore jou bvj your
For family or other use call and eample our
stock of j : . h
PURE BRANDIES,
- Whiskies, Port and fiheny Wines, Black
berry Hrandy. 4c &c. We guarantee them
pure and that we will sell Jar bt WW the prices
naked in this market. We sell thene goJds at
WholeMle aad are compelled to kr-p aampte
barrels of all kinds on up and consequently
to ktep from waste retail them at . 'Whole
sale price.: :
100 bbla Sugar, all grades. i j -
bbb of fre-h Ai pies . -il
25 sacks Old Uovt iuaivut J va, 20c. ;
29 sacks Prime Laguayra, 13C. ;
25 sacks Prime Kio ' ! : !',
25 sacks Seedtick Coffee. 1
25 sacks Mixed Laguayra,JayaandRld 8i.
lOOases Brandy Peaches.
800 boxes Cigars at fl 00.' :
Baldwin Apples, one gallon can 23c ' :
100 boxes Winner aud Beauty Totaeeo.
20 eosea Smoking lobdcuo. (
3000 Magnolia Hams. lie. .i ".
avy Beans, riU, Uommy. u
Patapsco, Superlative, and Orange Grove
Flour.
Teas and Coffees at rttatl.
luO cases Snuff.
1000 lbs Snutt.
All other Oroceries.
G.T. STKOIVTACH.
A BIO 6FFEU. To Introduce" them wllj
will give away LWO tseH-Unting Ma
chines. U you want one aen1 us your name
P. O. and express offlce at once, the National
COhSI 1 ley -street, W. Y. U ' j !
WIKK RA1LLNG AJill ORNA
AaVTAL WUUi WUIUk.
DttUt C4a
Mo- 88 North Howaid street, ttttunore. manu
facturers of Wire Bailing for Cemeteries, bal
conies, &., Sieves, Fenders, Cages and Goal
screens, Woven Wire, Iron Bedsteads, Chairs
Hottaoa. e. ; i- '
KING & MACY:
-oojnmAoraas (roa j
House and Sign Painting,,
So. 1 East Davie SMr Law BuUdrnf.;
i We do KalaoMilnwg, Wswrifh Uraialng aa
OtSm torn U7 ttstmf tIWMtV
the last IVIoth
of Clothing.
NOT INVITED.
AND TAILORS.
(VjSacRari,
Retail Druggist,
AND MARKXT STRUTS.)
BUIST'S PRIZE ME1AL i
$1.50
GG
& SONS,
1.LMK, PJuASTER, CEMENT
WANTED
BOOKKEEPER WANTED.
! - i
Wanted a sjood bo ikkeener v h ; ra ha I 'X
perience iu a merchant's ottice. Alust oe mast
of firt-rate chiracter; quick. a3curaV, at ady,
quiet and perfect y sqber. II atotalabstla :nea
maa, so much the better.
Address ' "' I
' B. ' B.," '
i Postoffiee drawer 18, Raleigh. N. C
libadtf. ' 4!
WANTED Men and' Wonfu So start a
new business at their homes; can bo
dune even ings and learned in an hour; any
persons maklna less than 10c to ftOeti aa hour
should send 10c st on-e for a package of sam- .
plea ot goods, and 24 working samplos ('or
ii ulas) to commence on. Address ALBANY
hUPPLY CO.VAlbny,K. Y. ! . r
an21Um. , .'""j! x i i
"YIT ANTED By a youne man 20 years old,
V V ' a situation as wlcsmun in a store. Two
years' experience, and gcod raeommsful
Address tnia office. ij
LADIES WANTED to work for us at their
own homes. 97 t flO per can 1m easily
made; - no canvasitn iaaclnatisg aad steady
employment. Particulars nd sample of tho
work sent for stamp. Address BOMK M'F'Q '
t OP. O. Box 191a, Boston, Mass. v .
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ANT SaLE&IIO everywhere,
v V local and
travelinar, to, sell our goods.
W ill pay aood salary and all expense. Write
for terms at once, and utate salary wasted. Ad
dress STANDARD SILVER WARE COM
PANV, Wanbinrton. 8trot. Boston, Jf aaa.
Ttoo alolvb BtMo.
Jingle, I ingle. Jingle,
U-w merrily we so,
Sliding in the eozy sleigh.
Over toe lonely snow, j , '
Fred, sits close beside me ;
Whispering iu my ear,
Oh, he took so handsome, J.
And he to so very dear. :
May sits In front with Tom,, j
i Both full of fun ad Joke i
She vowasbeU take the rein and drfra.
He vows he'll take a fruoke.
Hvf toney" Fred's new suit, Is,
I wonder if he knows .
- That brown is so becoming,
("Kiy, you're sweet as any rose.")
Hi bat is real "nobb;
t "nobby."
fit to a T,
His gloves
H is cravat is aimply perfect,
ii n siioea ait iney snould be.
Mary and Tom cant h ar me,
I'll waispertery low
rmMyf "Yen, my darling,
"rray wny ao you hmn i
. v . So very weliroda. i .
4 Never so well beot"r t 1 ;
T Wby. it's all thia .la-btug new to it 4
B gbt from it. B. Andrews Co. '
Mocxl. always purchsM your clothing at -
R. B. ANDREWS & CO.'S
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Sprbg Clothing. DaU aud Shoes daily
arriving. NEW GOODS. " LATESr
SIYIVES, lowest mctf. I,
Ii. B ArbKKwsA Co.v1
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