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t.-M - v u """ I - f ' "-T - p1 . j . i ... ' St . j - i J V.-. -. .- V M . .. . r Kb and Observke. Dajlt (except Mokdat) ad WCKXZ.T. j EWa AND OBSERVER Oo. Br THE Mltr. ette "year, br null postpaid, T so - SUogonths, " .160 srt months. M " o So na.ao&ehtertKi without payment, and do pl lent awer the expiration o( time paid for. ' TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 18S8. ; DKHUC A A TI CU 1 8T I C T C 05v S S T 1 6 M . A ooatention of the Democratic i party ihe fourth Congressional 1 5:4-l. I I U!.1 !. T7.1;nh' r.ni My 29h, next, to nominate a cpdi- ; date i ok Congress, a candidate lor ais-f lriCt elector, to elect two delegates to the Najion&l Domocratict Convention? i and fotfother purposes. By order off , the committee, j it E.J. Pabris j, f Chairman executive committee, j (D.sljricfc papers will please copy ) GuvJ Vance's last a: tide in the Ba!- timbrejpSuH, somewhat abridged, ap pears m this Usue. It is probab'yj his et, fo far. J rjlEKepublicam no longer hari n Democratic extravagance; it is exl Irav>nce tbey want, so that th peoples treasure may ba wasted an t the rod of high taxes be prof longed-. I a i :. -. m : Mathew Akxold, wLose name was in everybody's mouth last we6k( if dead.! He was.-a man of rare ability and of high culture and was still ip the fullness of his powers whep death; removed him. Of. late, man notabe characters have-passed awa. I ;' . i , Os Sunday morning there was ja collision on the Pennsylvauii Rail road t Philadelphia, resulting in the injur of a number of persons, anions; thent Charles S. Hill, who, we take if, is Mej. Hill, who served at headquar ters sat Charleston during the war, and who is a nephew of W. W. Cc-f- T oorai, lately deceased. j T tariff billwill probably conic i up tday and will, if reached, occupv the Attention of the House f r a solkJ fortiiight. The war tariff is one f the things we have got behind u , end the sooner the better. The courtry wants the pressure removejd 8o breathe naturally and grow natikaly -i f - ; x jie jBiecuon in i.ouisiana ior a.ae offiopifl: today Uaa been looked fo- warp to with some apprehension by ourrlfnds in that Statf. Warmoth haamaiiaged to seciire same advan tages that are said to make Nichols' eleUoa doubtful. Particularly bjas th(03ition of what are called tie 'Yung Democracy" of; New Orleans an element of Democratic Wtak- iOa the whole, however, we in- terjaia. high hopes; that our friettds wLpi be. able to hold their own aid BotTLl"? initHw HrJit-- of A 'I mm" , . V"HrK the Republicans are seeking tojtTeate the impression on the public miad t&at the Mills bill is a fite tiade tonsure, it is certainly quito as tvbr abe to the manufacturers of jroodslas th present taciifr, and, indeed.j it selma to as to be much more favora ble to jihem. The Democrats ought no to allow the public j to be misled ssto the, nature of the bill. It is:no atsack either on 'the aanufacturng inleresti of this country or on labor. Bt ratiter just the reverse It ijrill pr)ve of advantage to both, -wlile bo 10 ine advantage of the. people Inerally. r f I , !.. I ISouciToa Akoo and Mr. BusLee b!h say they have stopped. To-bo S!re, we are sorry, for jthe subjecf of ttge bank robbery and everything cW ncted with it is of great interest, 4d Vr. Argo and Mr. Busbee areho Try men the people wanted to bSsar from. They have, however, spoken wth candor and plainness, and if iere was any occasion for cnticlpni p. on any side, tbe public now has all te facts before it and can judge' of .tie maU6r. -. , 11 and Obsrvu thinks lr. Biuebee ad exactly right. He fas .snt on by the Governor of the State tf get the fugitives back from their asylum in Canada. They had sought a.City of Refuge and North Carofna Was powerless save under the treaty ; Jith GrUt Britain to arrest thfm. Had the ,he law taken its coufce, tjicre wcrtild have been delay and faf tr the delay was over (jiind 4ie , tud of the law fas reached, the culprits could have beii tfkd cily on the two chare Cjf forgery lor which indictments fad Oaeu found. Mr. Bashes eecued i tpeirreiu.n under an agreemenf to t-y theia on three cases of forgery JitlAut prolonging the agony, fbe Qlv extrmiitablo eff-jnee' tbey cfir k itled, wc lH;.'iert, is forgcrv. 'rtit miey arj o bn tried oii. . I They ouUl not hjtve b n xr.t itod onhe demand of this S.at . fept for' t.lTfnces punishably m tl-. j - ftaie. tbe crime of! getlin" tnoj-'-from thft New York bank on f,j ia !appr is g ef lork ofiWe, andjhe rin e of Seiurg the moncv Irofu ;he ir-min banks are Virginia offenl- K, h ody 'eriaj s they could have $eu uuieLed ior, if extradited, w ere ibe , forgeries -for which th:y aro t c tried.' - Suppo- Mr. Busbee had not mlde he agreement to receive them ajH if ' xtraditfcd, thn what'? The men ;re fa. t'duadsfi-aud doubtless would hhvo feeeu extradited, sooner or laier: .v.( fcouid baVis bm brought back n 1 f O'jM bae been tried on two ofijkiie Inuicf U)tiiit, tbey aro now to be.tied n. No tnaUtT how the subjec is tiewe l, it wiii appear that Mr. Bujlbee aid what Was proper. fj I But JIrj Argo sajs that fnasnliich s the did not cocce back underithe feuaraptee; of the Extradition treltj, put only .under an agreemtnt flut Ihey were to be considered as Ifero- iectod hv Mm ruarsntee. tht h light as S.dicitor to proceed us lie ruav deem best. That mavllin We thail not discuss that nha.k he question. I .tKIMl,(( AND Tll VIRGINIA. I.KOIS- ; UTcan. r Mr. Lincoln was assassinated -TaBt SttJarday twenty-three years;ago. The aaniversary passed 'anbe kaawnst" to the country. j ho crime O- his taking off is a gre.t stain upon thoipages of Americafa history, and it had; no sympathy in any 'part of the ciuiitry. At the bouth it was partio utarly deplored. It wns deplored, ho fever, in somo tlegreo, unde aiiH Ukcn infoinntion as to a fait. It was understood that Mr. Lincoln was f ivbrablo to such views as we're the bu s of negotiations between Gon. Sliferiuau and Gen. Johnston, and that, bad he not been killed, he would have sustained Gen. Sherman and treated the-Mouth from that standpoint This impression wai based on the fact that it jwas with his consul he Con federate legislature of Virginia was called together after Richmond had f li.lou and while Mr. Lincoln was in that city , From that, the idea arose that Mr. Lincoln would have remitted the Southern Sthtes to the care of iho Confederate legislatures. That is apparently an error. Why did net ihe Virginia leg islature meet as was proposed? Mr. Lincoln ordered otherwise. The mat ter ii not without interest. The call for the legislature to assemble, and thj Governor to return, was made by HOtna half a dozen members of the leg isititure,aloug with sonio eminent citi zehs, with the approbation of Judge Campbell, of Louisiana- who hat! be fore the wr boen on the Supreme Court bt'uch of the United btates, aqid was sanct oued by the general in command who had the assent of Mr. Lincoln. Hut Mr. Lincoln pro posed only that the legislature should exercise as citizens of Virginia what ever influence or power they might possess to detach the the troops of Virginia from the army cf Gen. Lee. He proposed a pacification of Vir ginia by hating the moral force of so many representative Confederates ex erted in demanding that the Virginia troops should leave Lee's wmv and return home. That was all. j Judge Campbell, it seems, put a different construction on the matter and expressed himself to the effect that it was a recogniMon of the Con federate legislature as a lawful body, clothed with the power to perform legislative functions. Immediately Mr. Lincoln telegraphed to the con trary, and put an end to the whole project. He said that that was an entire misconception; 'hat he did not leegnize that these people wire a legisla ure, and: all he proposea wis Uiat a number or rep- rpnnntnfirA r!rtTifA.1irut aVirinl nail on the Virginia troops to leave Lee's j a!al 'ug we might a.ternl . ne fu army, but be added that that was' BO I neral btpt he is equa ly positive tlat TIm,' nrmsr hrl 1rin1H sn. the purpose he had in view had al ready been practically accomplished. We do not quote the exact word?. 7 But this transaction shows that the S.outh was mistaken in what we un derstood wbs Mr. Lincoln's attitude towards the Confederate legislatures. It was while the South was laboring under this error that Mr, Lincoln was assassinated and as a result his death was more deplored than it might otherwise have been. But yet 4Ir. Lincoln's death was. pecutiaily unfortunate for tbe conquered sec tion, ilia disnOBition was kindl he had larc-e BTmoatbies and be bore no msJice towards us. His aim had Been accomplished. His administra 'toa had been one of renown and of great achievement. His carreer bad been a grand success. He could af ford to be lenient and his nature so inclined him. ? Tetk Government has $55,000,000 deposited in the banks. Asherllle Letter. S.'or. of the News and Observer. 1 ASHEVTLLE, April 15. - Pisgah Lodge, No. 32, Knights of Phythiae, was organized here yester day by Grand Chancellor Thomas D. vMeates, of Wilmington, Fred A.Hull :was elected VC. si Th- engineers of the CCOa ril. road have determined to change the 3ins of ths road in .Mitchell countv from its contemplated course by Cranberry to one running down Tn Elver, thence to Erwin, Tenn. ine (,arohna, Knoxville and West era Railroad is now in absolute cer xainty. ine engineers are busy loca ting me route toroueu Havwool county, and stockades are being built for the accommodation of the hun- area convicts allowed by the State. Warden Hicks wao on the line during the past week superintending the lo cation of the camp The Meyer-Thorne Opera Com nan v commences a week's engagement here tomorrow nisrht. Thev bom Hbe presentation of a play called "A Wifo'. n; " . r J w M jut V t VlUli. George W. Tillson, who removed from this city to Washington Terri tory last year, baa returned, and is satisfied of the eunerkvilv' of ihi secton over that. Mr. J. D. K. Slciyut. of r.i.-hmnnvl a,wiil address ihe Youn Men's C'hrisiian Association in the Presby terian church this eve'-in: The Tobacco AWcm-iou here and ve town or Hendereonville, have ap pointed delegates to the Hot Springs v onvennon, tuts week. Another large hotel, it is reported, will soon be erected iu the huburba oi Asueviiie. lhev anv it. i ir ;t tne Lagti!fictut Ponce Florida. do iieon in The street railway question is agi tating tho public miud. A uoetinM)f the friends of tbe proposed gene.al system takes place toiio,row night. Return tickets are unw sold from i Cincinnati to Ashevillo for $14.15 A . large increase of travel from the Ohio alley is looked for. A lady who has traveled tho world over was heard to remark that tho lo cat.on of Asheville is "ihe most beau tiful iu tlie world." Today the weather in perfect - -c.tar, bright, variu, wiru hki s mch as poets in less fdvoied lands cm only dre .m of. r m ' Tfaat'aAl. Sho wns a pretty sales girl ; He asked for a kiss. For he was the accented Of the fair and blushing mias. bhe gave hiai one, and as she dr. w t Her rosy lips away, . ' w here" "he asked, io trembling tones. Anything elee today V" ha Hruinn A,.;. i 1 . . "kiwi n.-mi-s ir.ai tLe Rev. L. P. R0e and Mark Twain are 3 American authors who make t-W.OOO a year apiece by their pens. VI MltTST HAV MABKETS. Vance In l'.altlitwre 3 tin. Senator Vance, after saving that "ono of the' very earliest truisms of political eodnomy which the s'udy of science established was thnt'the main source: of the wealth of nations is comme ce wi b foreign peoples," dis cusses at s6m) length the necessity of "divisicij (,f !alui" and applies tha.. principle tj the labor of the world, and passes -on the question of dis posing of tliH surplus products of the people.. "After it has supplied our own country, one of two things inunt take place: i either u foreign market must be found for our surplus pro ducts or we must cease to make any. If we make more than tve want and can't sell it, this leFsens the value of what we have, and our aggregate wealth is not increased a particle; if wii stop production at the point of homo suppl , then all the labor and capital if iho country bejond tbat limit in uaeufp.ojcd, ucid nairi our wealth ceaea to yrow. Common sense pomjs out that w'n must have a muket for (Air surplus, ami high tariffs tend untnist.-tknbly to prevent thin. They are intended to prevent it, for as ail foieign commerce is sim ply exchange, nations will not buy from us unless they can pay us with their products. V"iih a tariff wall around our ountry they ratjit with us." Af er dwelling on our immense na tional reapiucfa awaiing develop ment aud: offering employment t-. labor, and upon our tkilled opera tives, trie most super or labor pi the world, he eajs: And yet, i,a the face cf all thin, end whilst the couud of our boasting of it is still heard, wo declare in the next breath that we are iinablo to compete with our inferiors, shut out 'heir pro duct a by prohibitory tariil'i?, deny our selves the riches rmd the political friondhhips which ure tho fruits of foreigu'cuuimtrce, and condemn this mighty repository of unborn wealth and human energy to tbe narrow lim its of tho home market! With 'he ore and the ci al uuder his feet, the Pennsylvania iron master declares l:e cannot make u ton of pig iron without a tax of seventy live per cent, on tho product of his nearest rival, who is from three to four thousand mile away be0nd.the sta, So it is with the cottoii spinner, the woolen w aver, the potter, and all the rest. Oft-r "o J reduce the dutv, even slightly, on any one oi nis prraucts, ana no will cr "Murder" loud enough to wake a sleeping 'city, and declare that tie least reduction will destroy him in sta-'Uy aa-1 forever. If h-a would cou sent to die alone it ould not be io me country i large wi.i i..erisn i miQ. lli Wd-tS 110 I0f- eiga trade cf course. The hcue maiket is gcod tnouh fvr . There thk competition ot the fureitner j is forbidden by law; the competition of iiis uoighboif, whenever it 'ets troublesome, is regulated by a rifg of trust which biops production au keeps up pricos as dividends may du- ! mand, and tLore is nnc to uiolebt or make him afraid 'hen by chanco he miscalculates a-.d dnds Limeeif possesped of more gocdi than he can sell at heme, he ships them i-broad : and aaik',t ' " " 1 r 2'- I, r-bj ioieign paupers. If he suffers : any loss; he ' cu,kes it up out of his ; own people, who a oytot .allowed to 1 buy anywhere else, and he goes un ! ''g to j :ro.-per Iu this .vhj vo! nave itii.ta to tecuie Uk trade of foreign nations. It is uii done at the instance and for the bene fit of the protected classes. By it they control the home market; if : prices tend downward they buoy ihem up by combina ions; if the sup ply is getting too large, they thut down their mil s and turn their opera tives injo the streets. Having con trol of iie engine, they move for ward, : backward, orstaxid still, as suits their pockets' Meanwhile consumers aro at, their mercy,and the farmers-worst of all.Thei: market prices are fixed abroa i by the ; competition of the whole world; their purchases are male in the restricted home ma ket. If they ! want woolen cloth they send their wheat to Liverpool and "sell it for, say one dollar -per bushel; there the c'otn ' they need could be boughlat twenty -five cents a yard-one bushel tf wheat riaying for four vards. Rut 'a tanff of seventy-five per cent prevents ! thep from doing thai ; ao they bring the dollar back, and from a Massa chusetts tnau 'hey buy with it two ya-s of the same cloth. The frirmir 1 hasjlosg two jards of cloth, and the public u-ealth is '.hat much less. Tbe ; maiufacturer has made that much, j not,' by fair and voluntary exchange, butjj by an unjust and unconsti- ! tutionallaw. ot all the sophist v of jail the taltnt which ill gotten wealth can hire to pervirfc human reason can make anything else out of y uh a transaction. The farmer can not' at will shut down his operations an discharge his laborers his pro ductions are perishable and will not keejp over indefinitely; therefore he is obliged to sell his surplus at any prie he can get, or lose it altogether., Therefore it js that vear after ier Bevjen-eighths of the exports of "this country are agricultural productp. Thi farmer suppo.ts the manufactur ers! maintains our foreign trade and exchanges ana does his ful share in bearing the public expenditure he-sidj-; ahd all this h does wii h the moBi. necessary couditioa of political ecqmrniy reveised in their jpl-.c4-tiot to him being foretd to st-ii n, tti, el eipcs. nnuket and to buy n: the dearest. mall as our foreign trade is, thero would bo universal distress and finan cial ruin without it. It, furnishes the exchange which pave for whatever we arej obliged to buy abroad, keeps our precious met a s at home and main tains the credit of ur country. It could be made double its presm-n vol unM in a brief tihie if we would ont lecpslate a litlo in tho in tores t of lb is hole country and not in thai. ..i' i cl-tKii. ; Wo Laie twit e tho in;)uiution of Great U.itain. tn t:oa the mate rial, resources and thirty times the terr tory, yet she has double the for eign trade that Lave. Ours has been protected to dtivb. It, has been fitted with a Chinese shoe, and can only grow by distortion. . jtn the satiie waj- our mt-rchant ma rine has perihed. We undertook to protect; it; we not only imposed heavy duties pn the material of which thips ari built- but wo excluded foieign ships fioni ail iulfcii;ij and coastwise tiajue, anf) tried to exclude it from tlie opfen sea also by refusing regl&Lration and the American flag to any ehip in whol pr in part made abroad, thouj;h owned' entirely ly American ci i zens. But Here wo failed.' Our once m.'guil'cent merchant n a rine 1- down quietly !o die. It wis not e.-en permitted to die in pea; e. last hours are dihtmbed bj t je o :.oc f the quacks who broiifln it low "In their anxiety 1 1 divert nt tenti;u frem theit" ma'practict, tl -y loudly aceufe their adverparic- cf tae authorship f the calbiui'j.. Thev siy th;it but for them the j'OYeri,ui-nt- would have given the shpownet s twoj dollars from tho treasuiy for every one they lost through tariff and navi-i paticn d, ai.d they "1;. id rot died!'' Two doctors atwml a sick man's bed side; one bids tho other stand back and ii'Ssume entire control of thacafe, "I will bleed him and give him calo mel,"' he sajs. "It will kill him if you do," says the other. "I know what I am doing," tu-- the one in contro'; "I will treat him on the horn" s;, httm. I waf t, t othing to do with the theories i f your Euro pean dootois." So ho bleeds aud puv-'CH, whilst ti n p;iti-nt gradually sinkH, and a-i hn gusping breath changes into iho dt-dth-rtttle the self -conl.deiit d-icior tnins with iudigsj ti'.m to tho oilier, whoso advice he bad scoined, and upbraids him: "You vaotehtd nnirdeier! When.jou saw th s man sinking why didn't you give him brandy to sustain him under my tieattuerit ? If you l.a-1 done jj-iir duty h- would not haye died from the loss. of blood :" Weil, fsupposo that is true. If the jovrrnm'-n' had mudo good tti eir losses iiud suppoi tcnl tin iu from, the- tn-asury, no doubt, tliov would bettliw no v and ilour shing. And what f tho people who pay thei-e taxes for j nv.ite purpi sck ! Oh '. It doesn't mat er about them I If maii uf ttturers ure MJiortu 1 hy taxa iom, indirect and cm nking, v. by not sup port tim shipowner openly uud boldly by bountien? If tLe irKt, is riht, thorn is, indeed, no reaou fornfiis- ! in ' the U'ler. Z. B. Vaxci.' A.V U K 1 11 . O i d KK. Ml;. Wlll-li, i !S-hi; i i S,,yp iiim)it tiwi.- bo 'iotl Iumi pliildri"ii ar.miiiiK teeth. It rp liVyfs tlm Hit if sulti-if r at, once, il jnxiuewt Liatu- aniVii.e nixie olirulmwiikes t bright a3 a but. ' t-'i'." li '3 Vi-r pli-i;.i,tnt. to t.vfte; sootiu-i tits I c!::id. .illei h lle cuius, allnys all pain, rt'il?7es I w.ia. MJxJiaiet l!-uuel ml li tl tnsl anwi r- ine juii ijea, v i Mrs. Maitha Patteisuu, Andrew JohufcouV. daughter, has never seen tho White IIousq sinc-ii she left it, the day cfter Gt-n. Grunt's iau-ura- tiou airies eierv Unbound For The Nervous The Debilitated The Aged. ORES Nirvoui Prostratioa.Ntrvoas Head chc.Nenraleia, NervousWeaknesa .Stomach and Liver Dissues. and a1 affections of th Kidneys. A NERVE TONIC. 0oaK W. Bor-rox. STsrromi. Omor., fcysr- valoablo remedy that PainsV Ceubt Comfockd curta m. jt i. a Taluable remedy. Lon may i UTa Let any oae write to tun for adTica." AN ALTERATIVE. Aloszo Abbott. WnronoR, Vt., sy- 1 "1T" ? J1"' CLKttj roMpo'rxB ssTefl my iL ,y tro"bl nl to n internal humor. ?h 5? 1 "f1 OUTP'd "h an eniion from noad to hw .- Th erai.tiou ) i,,i,Uy healinjr, ana 1 am Hve huiuired v r cent, better mvery way.1 A LAXATIVE. a. C. Beas. Wnm River Jrm-rros, Vt . my- ' I er two year jt 1 have Urn a irreat auOerer rrori kidmv and liver troul. Ion. attended wiih drs. I-lia and contiiatinn. Urfora 1 Wan to take (XtESTt'OMPot SD it aePlnedan though mmrythuit ailed tux. Sow I can oAu.y alia ma. A DIURETIC. F t I1E Aj,BOTT. Siorx "rrr. Iotra, aayi: ' rive I'iwen Celf.by Componn ami it haa done inio more iriml for kkUiHTs and laint , lac than -r njedidue I have pver taken. Iiundrcl of UJnionial8 have ten received from lron who hav uee.1 thia remedy with reirktile benefit. Send tor circular.' Pri SI.OO. Sold by Dr-grista. WELLS.RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors ' BURLINGTON, VT. UIVIPHREYS' WJ3 ra. II71.PHSEYS' EOOS Cloth Sc Cold Binding Hi l ift mah 8tn aaaratlag, a iii ki) ints. r. p. n. ., mm. r. T Of pRINeil'AL Noa. I rnrcrs. nnnn. Inllnjnmatinns .55 Uiirina, Wcmq lier. Mcimiv.hc . ,3,j 'r In. nM-. r TrriliiriK .f It, Inula' .1 Uihrrlifn. ..i i t,:Mr.n r AduitH m Colic ... .15 K ii t!i tnolrra .Ilfi-i:m. .mhii eimghn, l oi.i. I'r ,m-liius lturnlla. ..o;lii.i,n, t 11EOPATHIC nyapepain, liilioun Si..macb.. illprraed or I'nlnful IVriodi Wlilies. too rrofu 1'nnod. :rtuit. Couch, lliilicult llrt-athinir...! alt Itheiim, Krysipeln-. Fruimona.. Itbruiiialiuiti, IChetininlic Pairm rrvrr and Agar. ft.ii;. Malaria'.'.'.'.'. PHea. H'inJ , r lllplmc ( nlarrti. intlnrnza, 1 'U1 in t'ha Head lliHiiin ( .11.I1, Violrnt I oil. ha .-neral Itrliliiiy.Pbraical Weakneai Uldnev lliiea.t. . .3.1 :tt n .so f"Oii ItVhilitv 1.H t rinarv inkiieifl, V(.,T,nK llen.- nf ihn Mi nn, Pliimion . "i SPECIFICS. (Wild l llruti-nl" itm.iI .i.llaij wTTSelpS ANOTHER LOT Kocoived tLis Week. ALL STYLES, ALL WJICES. FllOM 1 OUR LEADER. I We offer the Finest Line of CARRIAGES !'; EVtR B' OUGHT TO THE CITY POST UCY UNTIL YOU EE i . THEM. TJIOS II. BPJGGS & SONS BP.IGGS5 TJILDLU, RAI.ltJi N. O. sassasBBBssai r I THE MANHATTAN life imm emm NEW YORK. This Company was organized for life insurance exclusively, in tho jear 1850 It ban no connection with any other rju'sinexs. Its public siatemtnts give insprers a full knowledge of the character of its business, tho nature of its a?seta, and its progress from year to- year. Over ne-thira of a century; of successful business has placed it iu every respect among the leading Jife cornpsuicH; its ttmserva tive maoagemeiit couimcndH it to the corilideijce of insurers as one of the strongest and best. Itssmall death rute shows great caie in the selection of its insurers. Its rate of expense of conducting the business nas been very low. ; It -c)5hibit8 a largf-r percentage of surplusl, as computed by tho New York insurance department, than any othej: Company in this State, show ing th peicurity and prosperity of tho Company, and making certain tbo payment of; claims which must occur iu future years. Attention is particularly called to the following facts regarding this Company:; Its solid, nmple organi zation.i Its nge. The (Meat publicity and openness of its affairs. The small death irate. The small roto of ex pense. I Tho excellent character of its invHstmenttf, Its "trenyth ompared with tfce amount of i" obligations. PETER M. WILSON, Raleigh, (Ciciieral Ajjenl For North CarcJimi. I cb-.14dtf. GO .TO BREWSTER'S I : : -I And et tho lowest prices on 1 HARDWARE, Stoves and Houte Furnishing Goods, Tinware, "Wood and Wr How ware. Taiiiti Oils, Varnish, ilass and hilty. Baildibrb, Hardwaro and Pointers' Supplies a Specialy. Best VVhifo Iind - in tie Cit-, . Cook ; Sieves Sold oa Ey In- 8'alnienta at Cash ;. ' Prices. KO. HUMBUG! Will sell goods in all lines louer than 'can be bought elsewhere. Come and See ! .Tin Rooting, Plurubirg, Steam and Ctan rinie, TU,. ijtuk Brasn Rnd (Joppv Work done in all its branehoi;. Gunrt, Lock-3, Trunk-', Ac . See., Re paired at Short Noticr. REMEMBER Brews'.er's Cheap Ha d ware House, Holleman Building. C O A L. Threr ficndrfil and Fifttcn Tons 1 v ; I Arrive- a few days since, eecond ship ment cf that excellent Red Afh LORBERRY COAL Fof jtratee. Superior to any other anthracite coal. Two hundred ' tons Tennessee Soft, and one hundred W. Va. Splint. wm: FIFTY CORDS DRY PINE. And :t wo hundred tet heart. Cut any ! length desired, or sold long. The bePt; illuminating oils, delivcre frumipiir patent oil tank wa;on. Nil-waste to iiurchasers. ii. :s.lri!i. t; :' " DUV the best T I .sel J Low for Cas 11 Tho (.'. toni-.)a k Au gint ior e'.or tr iQ 1 i K h plauiR. Tl ' iSl-sr: Aur We estimate 6 cimpfti'te oui fits. ;; Ixirf portatol" n stationary en or i r i M a . SAW mill'; colru'fl mills, ritnieif ai - :m i I I a Ll JJLltt 1 " Write foi pricee. ow it term deeired and ive reife. ences to ! iht MaBttfttturii!? Compaif, !l Cham ier burg" Pa U Or J. E. TAYLOR, j Parke wood, Moore Co., N. C. (Illustrated Catalogue sent free if you mention you saw it in this paper.) feb23 d&w8m. Bo I . p ----- gALK OF VAI.CAHLE CITY PEOrKETT. L'rdrr and br tlrtiM" of a dfor cf w.ka , , pri..r l uurt, nialrat rehniary Term, imk, in the , ea-tp J. M. hush vs. vartiia Maann. adm'x et j i, tin- uiideriripd will expose Ui piitilic mle at the tou.-t liousr door in thclty of KalPlch ou MONDAY. Al'KlI. SWl, 1,. at li oVIiK-k M., tat valushlv lioime and lot In the .'ity of KalpiKh, btlunnliiK to the esute of the , late William s. Mason, situate on Kdrntou street bet een Wllinlnetuii and Blount streets, fronting ahoi.t 'is fret on Kdrrton street, and running 1 bacV wnyeef, whh ail alley 10 feet wide JlJVi niii'i:to!i street. -ie. '1 1 e twelllr.j house is one of the most deslraffe j In tl e city, brim sns of tl'.s beat Imilt houses iii , the Slate, with sewersfn coiinertion. The sale; j will le wilMout HI51BVI eiceia that II will be sulijeei to cotiflrrtialloii by th court. Terms oj sale : One-half cash and a credit ofsU nmnUjsas to the issldue ilh Interest at sit per cent. C. M. BUSRKR, 8. K. MOKDKC'AI, Commissioners. M irrh ls, i'hjitds. I A5I) F()BSAI.K.-On Wednesday, April 26th, AJ i'w,i uiveoiin fiouse uoor in naiein, n t:.. 1 l:l sell at il puhl nd, sil ubll ntrry to the highest hlddf, a trai t nf la uat In LKtle Kirer to' n-hln Wl;e count, bounded on til north br Hip li.n.t.' of-K. M. Hsrliam and others ; on the east by the lands of Mrs. T. A ntradler and others; on the 8oir.li by the lands of W. If. Underwood and oth ers, ami on the West, by I lie lands of T. Scarbor ough and others. Said tract of land heinn known "''" irunj nuiiiaw, ami contalnlnir s county. sale, cash. Hour of sale. I m BETTIK N. YOUNG Itattte & Mordecai, Attornys. martd-. Mortgagee. pitOPOSALS FOR TOBACCO, .larck 1 24, l""t8. Sealed proposals, ndorred 'Proposals for Tobacco." will be re ceivd, from manufacturers or regular dealers only, at the Itureau of ProviB iors and Clothing, Navy Department, WufchinKton. jj. f.( untll , t 0'cix.ij a m April l'i.S, and opened immediately th-re.ifter u the preserve of biddcro, for th supply, on or before Novemter 1, lt-W. j.t tho Nav . Yard, New Yoik, ot one hundred aDd rifty thousand (150, 010) poune'e of Navy tobacco. Tie bids decided by Int. Bidders are refwrred to thu Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Navy Department. Washington, D. C"., for specitications, forms of offer, and all information relative to the article re quired. Tho proposals must be made in duplicate on the proper blank forms and filled out a.i indicated by the blank. The Department reserves the right to re ject any proposal not considered advan tageous to the Government. JAMES fULTON, , I'mmatter Otntral. U. S. Navu. o Ed w. J. Hardin, Grocer, Offers at all times a complete and carefully Selected Stock Of all seasonable eubstantials and luxu ries of the PROVISION TRADE Meats, F'wh, Fine Batter, Fine Teas, 1 ffef, &c, &c. " annel Goods of the, most approved brands, including he Peaches, Pears, Apricots and Chernee of the "Ootlon Gate Company " , of ban Jon. BEST CASHED VEGETABLES, Corn, Toin&toe-s, Asparagus. Succotash &c. Sec. PHESERYES Jellies, Saucea, Olives. Flavoring Ex tracts, aria everything elae in the way of TABLE SUPPLIES For special announcements from day to day, see the local col ums of this paper. E.J. HARDIN. A Convenient Place TO STOP: IViOSELE Y'S 10 Favm-i tviLi.K St.. KaI ( u;h. ( onveuiout ftr lawjers, tuoaise it's nuar tn? oupitol; convenini't t;u-.i-e rou an joiuiorkiuit wun good lire n your rKuia; cotvonient for e tiBvi all th (1 lcacns of the Benson: convf nint tn h;ie every ihuijc at hand for Reasonable Rates. (louvenicnt for everybody who want. n quiet quiet place,to rest It's a convenient place for we make i-verbody feel us if at home. You will lv satii-tiMl tit. IVIOSE LEY'S, W F VKTT KVILI.K iT A. G. BAUER, .V 1 CJ II I T ! C T AND 3IochauicaI Draiiglitsiaan, HAl.tKJH, N. a TO ADVERTISERS A list 0U.000 newspapers divided into Mates and Sections will tie sent 011 applicittiou K1!K. To tlrnse who want their advt-rtlsiuu to pay, we can offer do better medium fur thorough aud ef fective work than the various sections of our 8K LtCI LOCAL LUT. KO, P. ROWELLdiCO., Newspaper AdvertUlng Bureau. Spruce street, "ew XorW. j fV aer s, more or. less. . ale made under powers con terrd upon me ty a mortgage from C. J. t rudup, recorded In book Jo. ; , bage s, 0f the office of the Remoter of Deeds of Wnke countv Tr-. o r- r cd EC r. z c I ! 5r VBA . 5 rt- I FRESD GARDEN SEEDS. IF YOU V AST - Voffetablc Garden PI ANT LANDRETirS OR ELY'S -RELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS V -i-ftOLDitJY LEE.JOHNSON&CO. Druggists g Seedsmen OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, i I - . RALEIGH, N. 0. Peed dealers supplied at 1 hiladelphia. wholesale price. Orders by mail promptly fll'e 1. I LEE, J0Hi50iN & DbUOOISTS ANt Rkkdsmkn. -N UKTH tjAltuLlNA " Home Insjiranee Co., Or RALEIGH, N. O. i ' j OrtaiilMd. In isc. HM been iruiuiing property in Horth Carolina for .igbuen years. With agents in nearly svsry town in the Suta accui ible to railroadi atod ast of the moun tains. THE HOME, Solicits the prtronage of proper ty owners in the State, offering them safe indem nity for losses at rates as low a those of j woring in nortb Carolina, CLASSES OF PKOPEETTIISCIM : i Dwelling in town and cantile risks, churches, achooU, court houses, society lodge., private barnaand stables, farm produce and lire jtock. cot ton gins. i j Insure in the North Carolina Hore insurance Company. ' W.8. Iimbose, Chs. Root President. Rm.Viit.. ! Wvr?- Upchcbch,, p. Cowpkh Vice-freaident. Xdjuster J Office in Brim' Buildirt, No. 89 p, etteril.p nt. THephonc N . Leaders in Low Prices. M.T. NORMS &BE0 -- !fi OFFER TO THE ' Trade and Farmers A large and selected stock of I I Groceries arid Farmers Applies and the highest of Standard FERTILIZERS Sold in the State. j P0C0M0KE GUANO Pi TAPS OO GUUIO. LAZARETTO ACID PHOSPHATE AND GERMAN KAINIT. AJuo tba King of the cotton field, THE STONEWALL COTTON PLOW At manufacturer' Prices. 100 i bushels choice Seed (Dats; s 'I Call or write, for prices. ; M. T. Norris diBro. FOR SIXTY DAYS! SCHOOL WORK OUR Great Specialty. With the finest line of papers, Cards aud Envelopes r. .. .... si j-ve. miruuuceu into tula state, and a large assortment of fresh tvn fir.! J class presses, Ao., we are we 11 J prepared for j SCHOOL PRINTING, And solicit patronage f or ) . Invitations, ,? Program mee, Circulars, r Catalog ut 8, f Sr.ttJ in your orders at once. f J"Remember we have the largest sna most complete Printing and Binding tab!iahmnt in North Carolina. i EDWARDS & MOUGHTOil,. Printers and Binders, Raleigh, N. 0. JjOTICK. The American Detective and Busiifess Association, of Chicago, III., for the de tection of crimes and criminals of all Jia-: tures, and the collection of debts, arede sirous of securing a live man io evry town and city in the United 8tates to act as their agent. To such a man a golden opportunity is open to make a good liv ing in his own town. This Association was established in 1880. and it ha rmn iu wie snort space or eignt years to be one of the leading detective Associa tions of America. ' This is tbe only Association of the kind- in America that does not charge for membership. For further particulars address John T. Jams, General South ern A Kent. 109 Main St.. Norfolk-. V 8. A. ' " aprSfll-a i KAXT-ROilia yf -Stern N.BTtAKoLlNAB.f.' ; Sept , iter. Rm4 an. i WW l 34 a in L 2 '-f l m 1 . 2 H ' " . T t : - I'llsn. Satesill, Arr Lev TKpl S8 6 m 4 15 SIS 3M 1-M M 11 MOM M-ranfon. " Marii.u.s , . lloillio ROPb, - AalMliln, - I'vX ttpiljea l'aii t MURPHY BA50E. IWlll a Uiarlraioo, A nr. NoCU No 1 IHpifl i 90 11 40 a -r 10 " 131- pi 5 Jar rot t a M ilTi tilr rxeeut Winri T L Tatu.r, u r A, WfinM-ilnn.D n Vt A Wlnlmrn. AaheTlUA,!) & ) J" IJICUMOND A DAN?VILLB R. R. i Sept. 40i, 1887. -! DOWH I a BAD O I : ArrlTtt. ; 8 so m. s 10 p. m. Elc-Mond, ts p. m. is a . t m " 50 - rnTili, 10 K a. m.i o?' 0 4 144 (irmiibn. D M " sann n. 11 W ' i2S7m Baiisib-nr. 6 4 iiodh 11 pm .28 ' Carloii. sis am esp m A rvlva M m 10 150 p m OrtilK, 9 ao p m '7 ao a m 1 19 p m 4 3-a in lurl)Uii, Si " 3 so a m 117 pm 7 30 " ' Arr.ve. 435 " 11 46 " nairija. 8 60 - 100 a at ,J. Leave. ol1ihoro. ao a 1a n m ; IxTe "Ar-au. Btfe-jiCH. UOHpmlOOOamQreeAsboro. 1 10 a ni? 12 : 2,L. LAVI- r A, W.al.iiTBl DC. a ii-n lihA. KB?th. S W A TURK, AM t Genl ass. Airt, IHgh. . S C. 'AFK FKAtt A VaOKLV V aLI.KV ft u . ooNDxxaao aRkiOLx wo. so. TRAINS MO TIN c NORTH. T,li(t efft-;t 8.00 a.m. IHiesiljiy, March 20 ik-s ; Fusseiiter aud . rei'glit ml AccomodHt.il. Iht BennpttSTUle, I 11 a ta 1 30 d m -IIIUJIMIUI, I g LeTe Mt'n. 1 ArriTa Fyettevt!hi, 1 1 s a m Lew, FyettTllle, f 11 4.) p.m ArrtT.atfcaBfor-, lapm Arrie Ureuaboro, s ao LeaTerjreensboro. I :i m 333 4 15 a l in a ip 2 ?5 p ui 3 m p m "3" AJrtva Ararat s 3 uo p m j Fa.(er and Mall Ho. 1-dlimer at Panford FaAsengc-r and Mail i. li-dluner at ("rniiial TKAIN8 MOf ISO SOUTH. ' i-wii.r aud Freight aAn tave Ararat Mail Accouxltiu 4 00 p m Arrive Greensboro, Ltno Greasboro, Arrive Haufurd tt ae Santnrd, Arrive Fayrttevlll lave Fayettv Ul, iArrive Max ton, iLeave MaUm. f 9 00 " 10 05 am 1 30 p Bl 2 u ' 4 IS -4 30 - M 7 soaifi 1 (Kpra 3 10 p ao 6 so a in e ' 9 4 Arrive BenaetUvlIle, 00 Panr...rt M.il fr.. o nounoon ACTOBYBANIG,1T AND AVX I TRAIN M0iVU;o NOKTH. ;lave MUlboro, swam : Arrive Greensboro, j g 30 ! TBALN MOYLKQ SOUTH. LeaveGreeabc.ro, f uspm 4 co p m 40 5 os Tp n, Ban - ..v w uut-VIU, I 8 JQ i w E. Kylx. J. W. Far, ' ' ti n r. ... 1 ! Gren'l Pass. Agt. vzeu 1 oupt. AUD ft&ASOHZS, ' Condensed Schedule. trains ooora BOLTH. Dated March No 27 No'lJt Dally Old No 4. 1 10 a u tar i. 1st, 1837. Lve Weldon, Ar' Rocky Mt, An Tarboro, Lve Tarboro, Arr WUaou, Lve Wilaon, Arr Belma Arr FayettevlUe, I ve Goldaboro, Lve Magnolia, Lve Bureaw. Dally Old Ho 43 2 IS p bi S ' 11 80 a m 4 IB p m 1430 8 3Q . 430 e 7D . Dally Old O30 b 38 p 111 6 b J, in d 07 ni 7 10 I3 30 613 ' 13 TOO Arr Wilmington 7 60 I SB TRA1K8 eOtKG NORTH. Noea No 7 Note I4y Dally jW ... TOn , W(IN.? Old No 47 OldNott Lve BuV1-wS'"u' "Tpm ?" Lve Magnolia, 12 ft a in 10 3 9 80 10 42 11 AH Ait I'-kllaK. 106 11 36 Lve Fayettevllle, Arr Belma, Arr Wilson, Lve Wilson, Arr KockyMt, rr Tarboro, 1 ve Tarboro, 8 03 ro 47 ri sa 12 p in 100 460 11 so am 1 85 p m 12 61 a m in, Arr Weldon, 410 "Daily except Bun day. no. F. Dikxnk, i Gen'l Sup't. J. R. KXKLY, Sup't. Trans. T. M. E-TFJtaoN.Urn'l Paaa. Ayt, MALBIOHAAUUtlTA AIB-LINE B. B. j To talteegect 9 an 8 m'.y April 1. 18W. I Oal i No 1 Passenger A Hall No 2 Passenger i Ar Lv Ar Lv t fcaleteb tary Apex N"W MiU Merry Oaki Moncnre Ostood Sanford Lemon Springs Cameron SWInder Manly Botlthern Fines Aberdeen, Elieyser lolfuian 1 Hamlt T 00' poo a n 8 35 7 49 1 rt 7 (4) 26 11 44: 18 8 33: : r-j 7 261 p 10 7 49) 8 031 P 27 P" 09 16 60 P 30 P 04 P 40 P 22 8 181 8 34 8 S. 6 61 SO ( 89 6 40 6 23 6 06 4 42 4 36 4 22 4 0 3 43 3 SO 9 10 9 36, 8 isl 9 3f 9 61 9 6. 10 08 10 28 10 OP 10 2S p 06 1 41 1 M 1 22 10 34 10 47 11 44 10 34 1 41 ir e ri afl H 06 11 12 15 1 46 m wst fl r .N01 TtKK Mail and s. hi press I Ar I Lv E : p bi I 8 3 Moocure 9 20 1 p m Rttefcoro aaBT No Mall and Fipress. Ar 1 L 351 am am a to WM. 8MITH. i Bapertatenderu JOHN C. WMDER.i1 wiwrai Maaatyr. RALEIGH & QSTON RAILROAD, Jo take eflect at list) a in, 8undajr, Oct 2nd, imi KOKTH SOUTB Nol Mall it i; '. !T4t!(S 5 , Mail Ar , at I: Li a nil 9 301 paletch Joha hob Street Mill Hruok h Nenso FVreatvJle rjWake TduiiKsville Kraukllnton jklttrell Hrudenoo tranite ftdddleburg 1 ah son fildgeway Wafren Plains JMSeon yattthan ttttlctca li urn nut Midway IWeldon iKpn 49 4 y 6 38 87 28 J MI 18 1. S 11 J 36 9 36 9 43 4'.'i a WJt O KT 10 10.10 11 10 14 10 IS! 10 .4 10 251 S OS'S ga 10 40 10 41 5 44 10 69 11 uol 8 43 1 M 6 07 4 67 4 4 4C S 25 fi as 4 67 4 44 4 40 11 19 11 201 11 30H1 31 11 38 11 11 4 111 46 11 53 It 64 U IM 12 06 1 31 8S 4 21 4 10 3 07 3 44 3 M 3 21 3 00 1 St 4 20 r 15 12 16 4 OH " 12 28 m a la 44 3 fir a 43 3 30 21 l i 6 Vi 36 1 0d 1 ic 1 so r 04 1 13 P Rl 3 Utl p m iLOpISBlTRQ RAILKOAi)" ; TATffKS wast' Nol AST No a. Ar Lv, 9 00 a ni I Ar I I, 11J8I am a m Ltoulsbura Krir.kll.iln j 46 am iot WM fcMlTII a. ten . . . --j, uco. 1 miirfr. -ai; 01J CAROLINA K JL " To Uke effect 12 m., Sunday, Jane sth. list No. 60 gain- west, Sally except Sunday ' i: Arrive lea Goldiboro, p if Ji LaGrange, 10 64 M Kinston, c . 10 19 aJ New Berne. t a aa VJa klorehead City, P S43 m uauy except sunuaj. : ru pm 4 M 3 37 6 44 0 s 14 GoldMboro, 1 at-range, KiUBUm, Ke Berne, kiorehead t ltr 83 T 48 34 M ILL. teadeai 1- AperiAi pALMETTO R. f. CO. On and after Fridjkj. Deft. 16th. 887, Trains will ruD as follows: UAILT ifceir iimir Piger aud hMtJliL (iiivg tMXith. 1 Leave Hamlet INia teaas No 1 f Arrive Cktvatf, . 0-, Oottij itg aonii. f Leave Caerart. ft Nol I I 1 Arriv UBufit niVIDEND NOI E.-A semi-annual addend of $ per cent on th capital ; twk of thee RaUigh & Gaston RaUroad company haa ben Declared this day payable on and afte- April 1st, 1888.1 Th transfer books will be closed from data, uctii the 8d proximo. W. V. VASSt At., Xiwurar, ; 1 I - it X .A 1 ! i
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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