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1.k -p 1: !6 i si. : News and I'PBSEljFEid PLikRth DATT.-r frtiraw Moitfikv Br im NEWS A OBSERVED CO J.I. IcBCS, Dau) on rtrt ay i fcbree VI tefcl, od year.'. -. 1 ' j Ho same entered wttneat payment, ad M M tumoauia. tr Mai after tbe extaratkm o i J FRIDAY, DECEMRER 28, 11 - A big fire mincinnaU Chrfotmas day destroyed three acres of fictea and dwelling, the total Iobs which is estimated at $300,000. IS". It Tbs .town . 'of ; Msxblehead, Miits;, was almost wiped oal by fire Chris t nu night. Seven acres of but dpigt in its very" heart were burned! rerajfc a pecuniary loaS of ;f 500,000 at leat$. Messes. Uojkin and JUnaerttjooa ''Southern Farm" at Monroe Lj a i&jry neat and attractive paper, promising to do much for the! advancement of southern agriculture and the uppujU&f ingof Boutnern industries'. We! wish it erery success. ;V . ; f : Jj Thx "Salem Academy', is a fitite Jrt aentative of the; admirable institution from which it comesL ".' t is as nea and nice and bright jand intelligent as .the dainty maidenst who .crowd intq the famous i old school, in pursuit of learning.. n:mt'- f'r ' :i Thx conference between th coni-f mittees from the Southern and KiortM ern General Presby terian AfiBembfiea is to beheld in NewfTork at 4 o Uus afternoon, lne object o the conference is to secure, perfecij eo ooeration between the two AfiserJ- buea in lien of union J which cannot be effected at present- The members of the . Northern committee haroi been in session a day or two oonsiderinz matters that will come up at today 5 meeting. : Mo soutnern men were on the ground up to Wednesday night Thx week so far has been a iferiod of disasters!; The burning of the ;pma packet steamer inate Aaamw on , !the M ississippi Monday with a ldsi; b .thirty fire lireswas uckly f oilclt red iy the " burning ; of the cotton-ftden teamer John M. Hanna on the sams riyer with a loss of jtwenty-onft lire and the burning of the steamer iei Erickson in Puget 'Sund by which x aeven persons perished, To ibpse must be added tha great fiye in Mart Elehea,' Mass., sweeping away saren acres of buildings in the heart of the town, and that in Cincinnati which: destroyed senreral acres of factories and dwellings. Seldom baa there been! chronicled a more remarkable aeries of eTents. ; 'm 'i il ;f ' Y-i m H-4 Thx Asheyille OUilzen ;iV A cpnyersation withGenl Glingiian, who naa iust returned from New Xork1 tter a long riflit there in thalntelesti his i electrie light! itents. for it aT3neArHtha.t Dia T T . - eral has patented two BTstems. ith incandescent and-the arc He is con. ' fident from experimelita made with . them thai they 4 are superior, to h systems inow in use.1. His idea jwe believe, is in f the 'main to xtthtf atitute zircon for j the carbon used in the bghts as we hare them at ' present. He finds tha chief difSLculty - in his way in the introduction of jhia system a combination f of exisiizig cqmpaniea to prerent jsuch introdpe tion, and, to show the extent to which this method of warfare is carried, be - mentions this faeli--A! capitalist En gaged the president of on of the existing companies toj make experi ments with materials: ! employed ; by Gen. Clingman. After the president of the company had taken the matter, in , handy! but - before he had made much progress in his experiment, Ihe accidentally learned that! the matter had been patented by Gen. CSingman. He refused to go on, and wrote a let ter, which Gen Clingman . says : was eb own to him'; in : which he stated that he was not at liberty to experj: j ment with Anything that Qingman, , had patented. ; In other , words his combination had determined . to bby co tt the General, and so we haVe again the principle of the trust, that fair flower of. repubUcantatesmaii(; ship,; i'Vhich Iflourfshes aa Jji green baj tree 1 in almoai all branches of business, and fis destined to flourish; mora extensiTeily till, now ! that the rads j hare again purchased themselrea into power, to the stifling of all prirate enterprise and the oppression of the bodj of the people. General Glingman aaya some (. companies which aver that: they do not belong to the combination have . said they will try his system, but wd fear they may be induced to change) their minds under ' the I radical ' in fluences thai are to much encouraged ' by the recent result at the polls. Tike; General, however, has patented the use of zircon in Europe and he thinks in time v it will be adopted in this ; country, fltftis inter eating to j note the progress made in the use of zircon, as sketched; by General Cling jaan; He states thit "twenty years ago he had taken qt j of the Freeman place in Hendersojn p2UBsy one uiousana pounas or zir " conT'jreated much surprise, as the company ihAthet operated for had been able to find only forty poundts in - Europe. . From yac: to year f; late, however, the General lias.been sending zircon to Europe as well as all -over this oduntry, ao that one gen tleman in New Tors told him that be bad got 60;000 pounds of zircon frorb Kendereon . county, most - of ' which had been taken ; out of the old Free man tract the General had originally opened. He is confident his system will eventualfy be adopted. ; And we WW 1 T1 Thxxx is a report said to be well attested; thai Gen. Harrison "has de- lerminei to have one representative Southern jaan in his cabinet,' and hat ilia choice has .Mnarroked down to three persons Itahone, L Goff and Geo. Felix Acnus, of the iBaltimore American. ' Mr. Goff may !be eonsid tred a representative Southern man. jUe ia a ; man of prommeioe in his dwn State. Nor would weeay a word against Gen. Agnus title to; be con sidered 'a representative! man in Maryland, but, aa. the New York iimes asks, in Heaven's name, what ientimant, what principle, what party, faction or clique in the South does William Mahone representf ' If Gen. Harrison wishes a man for his cabinet representative in a true sense Jpf the South: let him choose Hon. 8- F. Phil lip!', late Solicitor of (the Federal Treasu7. He is the peer I in ' all re spects of any man the Pre rid ent elect wll eventually appoint.; i y i Dxctibaa of this year: will long be remembered by those, mo travel on toe Mississippi river. Un tne neels of the burning of the steamer Kate Adams, with the loss of nearly 30 lifer, came the destruction by fire Christmas night near Plaquemine, La.. of the steamer i John Hj Hanna and the loss by fire and water of perhaps 20: lives, for it ia not yet definitely known how many people' were burned and drowned.! The Hanna i was a comparatively j small boat, j of 377 iois, and seldom carried many pas sengers, but it is thought that there were about 75 people, cqunting pas-, segers and crew, on board , of her this i last ! trip! She canted about 2,500 bales of cotton and) a 1 lot of other freight and this being so there could have been little room for the passengers outside of the state-rooms tne small saloon. IThe fire , must have knade frightful headway imust have burned, ijthai is ta ecv, With frightful rapidity. . iThere were edehromen on boardi however; laek- it-- ; . . I ; i : M. db Lxssxrs statea tq the world that a bill ia before the government o authorize the provisional suspen sion! ofl paymenta on the coupons, shares and bonds of the Panama Canal Company,' and that Dendincr its Daa- sage and to assure the prosecution of jthe work three provisional managers have been appointed a to take control jof ihe oompariy, through phom M. de combination : as ; will finsr4 the con .tinnous progress of the if otk until it is eompfeted. The Statement made bj0i ak Iiesseps is Indorsed as cor recl by the provisional managers re ferrjed to.; These are M. de Norman &esS a Senator, and formerly a director in; the Bank of France; Ml Bandelot, jformerly president of . the Chamber of Cpnimerce, and M Hue, former man ager of theBeine tribanalj It remains to be seen - whether the. Solution of existing difiicul ties "thus announced ia practicable or not. Certainly M. de Lgsepa,pldck ia - deservlcg of suo- -feTfai a Asheville .! Citizen f announces that it : proposes on January' 1st to full j Associated fFeasdiB i daily; recehed up to the time of going to press : and hopes fery 1 soop'f to improve its j printing facilities so aa to afford -pore space t . selections from its exchanges, Without CTirtaUiDg thatrequir ed by ad vertisementa.; "We note this evidence of prosperity with great pleasure and bfdour able contemporary good -speed in its work for Western North Caro? liha and the democratic party.! ' The material -empire of ita beautiful- re gSpitf ia spproaching surely and with rapidity.' Every true North 'Carolina reioiceain th e fact.-' ' I , k "". BcrniaKGXB has taken a bold step in! determining to contest against the miniaterialj candidate j a vacant seat toie Paris in the Chamber otDepntiea. He has powerful ; support . n the ac cession to his cause oi ij. Gen.' Montana ban $ul other leadiDg French soldiera condemn his action in the premises and ! sircjng vernmeni eSgue la or ganiaihg to oppose him.. He ia evi dently putting his popularity to a se verete,t.I,:j;- , .jv -jlV.! . MA- 6BXXX Christmas maketh a fat kirkyark- is an old Scotch savincr. and itte Christmaswe hayeNast cele-1 br&ted, it appears, I waa green, pretty much-throughout the country, tinges of ; red ;' being: observable here' and thereIt.is to bo hoped th! weather will ptove'a-easonably dry, sb.thai the Bigiay-aa.r -:;).( , : . ( ' ' - -U r--H'iauaociiaTjo ciicsa. r THXy iAT WB SHALL HAVX Tof FIQHT TEX S"- ':;i WHOLX FIXLD BXXT TIKI." " I "r T1m ' 'executive ? ! eommittlej of I . the Natibna! Association of liemocratio Ciubsi which now represents, it ia itftt$& abdut 30 associited local fBlubf ha issued an addresato its bonetitueat bodies.! announcing first that "it is its pleasure to pi able to reporithat there is no faltering from i&e issues of the last campaign,; and bo heiitation as to . entering ! at once apon the contest of 1892 ;that uthe national association was formed and Its members organized too 'late for ihe most effective! campaign work during ' the past ! presidential con ie8fthat;t failed to stem the tide of republican misrepresentition and 4he !iect of enormous sums pf money handled by! the most corrupt and ef ficient paHisan ; organization ever fenowi; lnliiiisi country ? -but that f with WAU our disaavantagea puccees wM' baely "biissed.f .Vj . ft "Tdf win'i next time, it hoiqa wisely, we flail have to fight the! whole field, lrpml Mainel to iCalifriiia as hotly ias Nw ? York, Ne w Jersey, Connieticut and Indiana weyb fought Una year," ana t announces ngnuy that i ihe democratic party proposes same issuea as in the - Dast camrai?n. upon the same principles which were inautriuated in the framework and foundation of our association at Bal timore on Julv 4th last. 1- These principles are those 'of Thomas Jeffersoi; "the great and first preceptor of ' the prinoiplep of democracy in this country, as well as of every true and enlightened dem0- era t who! has lived since ourf birth as a nation, i and tne objects oi tne democratic party as of the associated democratic clubs as stated are still: To preserve the constitution of the United States, the autonomy of the States local self-government and freedom pt elections. 'jr - j To resist revolutionary change's To oppose tne imposition ox taxes beyond the necessities of government economically administered. ! -4 To J promote "economy in al! branches of the public service. To oppose unnecessary commercial restrictions for the benefit of 'the few) at the expense of the many. .!: To oppose1 class legislation, which! despoils labor and builds tip mof nppolyi -'. I i ' " I u4 And to maintain inviolate the fun damental 'principle of democracy-! "equality before the law." ) j As stated bv the committee. the dtmocratie party will oontinu4 in the! future as in the past, to bppbse the base republican scheme of reducing the surplus of the federal government by extravagant expenditures and by increased taxation upon : the 1 neces saries of life, f We fir ml adhere to the principle that unnecessary taxa tion ia ucjuat taxation; that c is a premium upon extravagant and coT' rupt expenditures; that the United Sutes government should, therefore, raise no more money tnan. is necef - aary for its own economical support; that the juust land constitutional way to reduce ; revenue is by lowenne ; taxes, and that they should be lower ed upon. the necessaries of life rather tnan upon tne luxuries, and, finally, that in the redaction of the revenues to a point where they will meet the needi pf the government economically administered, .American labor.' shall not be exposed to any isjurioui com petition of ; cneap foreign labor, but the democratic party will still con tinue its foremost champion. It has been oof purpose to bring; about the necessary j reduction of the revenues and the! necessary t implication and reform of tlje tariff ' without harm to the business intsrezta of the country and without iijary to any wot king- man, but in la manner by which all Bnoma.pe jpenented and relieved of nnneeessary burdens and no one in jured in any degree : whatever., Thia ws have maintained in the face of the most persistent misrepresentation, and to bring the trntn of these is sues plainly before every! vote r,' ip stated, will be one of the labors of the association during the next! four years. - - li -. " i "T". r No less! an object", the address continues, f will b the overthrdwof the money power: in elections, which has undoubtedly! resulted in defeat ing the will, of the people, and which has grown to be a national diagraeef The two arms of monopoly bribery and intimidation must be struck down. Laws securing the! most ab solute secrecy of the ballot must be enacted r-nd enforced, and the cewf maae caous ana ; punisnea as it de serves, f j : t j! . ? "During the past campaign the re publican managers, political and pe cuniary, stopped at nothing to ac complish their end Sectional preju dices were arouaed to warp the judg ment of the timid; audacious bribery, was resorted to to complete the pur pose of debauching the? people ap that they might wrench the govern ment from the hands of a dead ad ministration and for a time riot in an immense surplus drawn from the toil of honest labor. But the republican t organ zuion lacks tne moral power necessary: to bontin ued success. When reason resumes its sway and another election occurs, the democratic party I wiu again rise pnumpnani, ana tnose who believe in class legislation'ahd corruption of the electoial franchise will again be driven from power. phe party which baa truth npon its nde never fails of j victory when the truth is once made known. . One argument ia worth a dozen fallacies. Onef "or ganization campaigning for the truth and honest government in a four years contest is worth a dozen armed only with; prei:icationsj and money..; : . ' -rut we must lose no time in tre- paration for the future,'', as the ad dress gives warning.- The next struggle for control of the na tional government (will begin noifST 1892, but in the ; congressional knd legislative elections of 1890. " . "Democratic clubs and 1 societies," and democratic individaals aa rell, should therefore "step forward, knd with an active, : earnest, vigilant pol unteer militia oppose . the paid stand ing army of our opponents, inaugu rating immediately the agitation of our gteat principles,' and continuing it 5 in every voting district 1 for Ithe next four years." , S ' f The address is signed by Mr. Rob ert .Qrier Monroe, chairman of ihe committee, i E. Chambers Smith. Esq Nor was one representative of the t n uaroiina clubs at the meet ing called to draft the address.. Polsi biy there were other representatives. FOB BB DIKO CLfRK OB" THE IIOl'IE Mr. BUIW; Haekett, r Wilhcs Cewaef Co', of the News and Observer. 3 t ; a Bcrnxit Co.; N. O , pec. 23 r The people of Burke county are in fafor oflMrl Richard N. Hacfcett, ht Wilkes cocntyi for Reading Clerk of tne. House oi Representatives. Mr. Hackeit is a deserving youncr lawyer Trojan for the democratic party and did lots of good in this county. Mr, liackett is highly efficient and will execute the! duties of ' the office if tuuciiuu luurvuguiy well. )t U UOpO he will be elected to the place Respectfully . m p 1: I A. Votes. Turf, Field and Farm says the fastest of thelHambletonian-Star stallions, Startle, is dead. ( He was a bay,! was foaled in 1867, obtained a record of 2 3G as a three-year-old, and was then sold'ito Bobert Bonnsr foir $20,000. He neve again started for a purse, but he trotted the- old Fleetwood track in 2 19, a perform ance .equal to 217 on the present f track, and he went to the half mile pole. in 1 04, a 290 gait. The trouble witn Startle was an ulcer in the mouth, caused by a bad tooth. . When pain! had racked cif nervous (system, and he began to grow weak f rem lack of nburiehment, Mj:. Bonner tried to keep him alive oij cjw's lnilk, but this effort, like all btherp, failed, and the grand stallion laterally starved to death. - He was buried on the farm at town. ' ' I '; . ! - ' Habitual Conatipation And kidney and liver ills, depending on a weak or inactrre condition of the kid neys, lirer, 6r bowels, are snooeetf ul' j and permanently cured only by the tire of the gentle yet effective laxative and and diarectic by rap qf Fig. Its advan tages are evident; it is easUy taken, pleasing to the taste,! acceptable to the stomach, harmless to the most delicate system, and truly beneficial in effect. Jno. t S. Pescud. Sola Agent, i Ealeish. a. Ur - -I: is reported that General :Hy- polite has defeated Qeneral Jegitime's army at urebaiais, Uayti, and capt ured that town. " ; -F J -4-- ADVICX TO MOTHERS. ; Xn. Winglow Soothini? Rrrnn (hniiM ti.n be used when children are cutting teeth. It re lieves the little sufferer at once. It produces nat oral, quiet sleep by reltevtng the children from pain, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button. It is verv oleasant to tutii ; mAM tile child, softens the gums, allars all palus, re lieves wind, regulates the bowels and fs the best snows remedy lor diarrhtBa. whether Ksinr fram teething or other, causes, t TwentyAve cents a ui-ue. f - I -A case has occurred in New York of evading the Eogsh law ; against marrying the deceased wife V sister Lawrence -Olyphanj, the well-known Writer, died yesterday at Tickenham, in England. 4 Btrl flow mt BH ft-ena th Liver Is KascstUal tm Gmm Hcaltku Whea this is obstructed tt results In , BILIOUSNESS,- which, if aeelected. soen leads to serious diseases. Simmon' Urar Kegulstor exerts a most felicitous influence over erery kind of biliousness. It re sUre the Uvcr to pmnr working order, regu lates Ibe secretion of bile ana nuts thM 1iwtiT organs In such condition that they can do their oesf won. . a.ner taaiug uus mediciQc no one o?T was affected lor several years with bflloos- wiu say. i am ouious." s aesaand disordered liver, which- resulted hi severe attack of Jaundice I had coo medical attendance, and tried the favorite prescription of One of tne most renowned physicians of Ixui- vtiie, kt., out to no purpose; whereupon I induced te try btnunons Uer Begnlator. I was benhnted by its use and tt ultimately t restored sne'tethe full enjoyment of health. A. B. baut- utr. lucnmono. a.y, Unsrnlshed trem all frauds and imitations by our axamine to see tnat yon get tne gename, ais- H.ad X Trad-91 ark on front of Wrao tea a -maa-flsrs on rront of wrapper, ana on u,KMiMiaiiDa eiKnarare oi 4, B.Zetnn i lSu7CilSlCS, i ! , . , - t'l - . i - ! ' Opposite Poetoffioe, r ffl Choice Selection of Also a -Varied Stock of TOILET, ARTICUES, 1; PERFUMERIES,' &o.f Ad. s TheL Best -Brands of Imported 1 vDomeatio ; and i Cigars and Che winsr Tobaeco W e nave just put in a handsome and complete Hot Soda Apparatus and can furnish our patrons and the public gen erally with an inviroratinz cup of Chocolate, Coffee, Ginger. Beef and Cel ' ery, not ijemonaae, cxc. US A VISIT. LEE, JOHNSON & 00. JOB LOT men, boys and children We ,ve just bouirht a tempting lot of cloth ing at lets than manufacturers prices ana ior Bfoi rasa. 1 M ' i Which will enable us to give our 'cus tomers real oar gains in that line. Call and make your selections : for Christmas.; ; r. .4 , i. V; PjFllCES LOW i DOWN ; Mi Rubber 5 TJnderwear, Shoes, Hats, etc. . WHITING BROS. Stamoo & Devereux, LEE. JOHNSON I CO. vhouuu ifiD BiTarXi ' i f i : i - " fit ' . - ' i 1l . HOLIDAYuOODS OPPOSITE FOSTOFFIC15 ; 11 GLOTH ING ..- ". :t ' ! 1 - t ; ; i 1 1 Goods, ! Oi rfl l A OH economical people, wno: lrom experience hare learned that PEARLINEw used as directed on each 1 , package, saves ttmej labor, rubbing, wear and tear. jYotir Clothes, are worn out more, by washing' than weiring. It is to yodr advantage to try Pearline. 5 1 : ' 1tfu"tfctqred only by JAMBS PTLB. Kew VoriL- t FOR TQE BLANK G -5AU50 ti 1 SCHOOL and And all the Popular MISCELLANEOUS ! 9 -OTJB LATtBT First Steps in TX. CI History, by If rs. C. r. Bpenoer, School History ef North Carolifta, by J W.i Moore, Wall Maps of North Carolina, y Collier CJobb, Send to us for every thing you want in aMLiiai.uirii v. . i ' INHERED wxLLi-Aliwrs & ooi, Booksellers and publishers, Raleigh N. O. r. .w i ii i- EraxKB GiHaBnxix, I ' JOHH B. ' NXATHXXT. 1 Hardw re, Stoves i arid Great Closing i:4-OF t closed out at and below cost by Jan. SO. The entire stock of Stoves and HouWnrniahincGcnls f J. Rmwrtir must bal t f.fSS 'J&3lJIs' OAKUM WO 1 I In Cutlerv. Edse ' Tools. Builder' Hardwarei Iron. Steel Naila. Horn I and Mule Shoes, PaJnta, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Puity. j Largest and most Complete! stock ef LAMPS in the city. Cooking Stoves, Heating Rtovea, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, 1 tow wuw, agaw iron ware, Ain-ware, oc " l , . s -; j lixe OBreech-Loainff Griinsi Muaale-loading Onns Bines. Pistes, and Sporting Goods of ail klnds.1 Wood and Willow-ware of every description and House-Pnrnabing Gooda cenerallT.' au uooda sold positively at and below JTOH.IV 1)1 !LL I ltU05 I CELEBRATED -trv.,- .:if - 1 ENSILAGE AND "I Istraw h I ' i. I CUTTERS COTTON CoU'g ITajaaerlesslCBni LEATHER BELTING. l Established lto "I faleih, TJ. C. PATENT CJLSASU.L J WARRANTED A - vi..t r" i iwiiib " i w Mi. nrw m WARRANTED- 'YfAERAKTED' k CJLCAMBRai SVICS- SjLaawaiuui 'KFimitu WARRANT LNTXDA.YrAliRaNTEriVAY2 16JL6AMBRIU BR.I i Represented by T 1 . - i V STOP 1. 'j. THE I v ;!.. HOTEL FLORENCE. t 1 i ! 8 (One Square Below Poetoffire). " .- 1 "f ' I I.' Raleigh, TJ. C. 1 f . HOMELIKE AND j COMFORTABLE. J s . aff a . a ak - Ton will be pleased. Jfi Cooke, : f - -Mr , ; i .i I r 1 AJ G. SBAUlERj 1 SechaQScalr DraIiCsmaQ. j hiALiCifiH, no i : -;' ' - f Allow your Qo'thing, Paint, ! or; Woodwork washed inthe old! rubbing, twisting, wrecking way. Join that laree arm v of sensible. . . w . ... . - YEAR. OF ALL ICirJDS. BOOKS. J PUBUCATIONS - i - 65 cent. i 83 cents. $480. ! our line and we will try tb fill your orders 1 1 Horisefarmshiiig Goods. 1-, a c . - a 1889. - i i r i -ill New York Cost. 1 f i j I ! ;:i . - r -. TRUSTEE. RIGHT " & CO., ttOUlli I BEND CHILLED 1 FLOWj MTS. CO. .WARRANTED- rrr dbsj" 1 WARRaKTED: kCAEAMeRaistaaii av" fM X Extra. K i VZAITJTJLNTCD CjLCAMBXlUstFi Vfia&taorc LCAmMBRLL ITaXS, Bikimot i A. A. TMOMPSOI:, 1 j .1 T r;;r Raiaaes, N. C i Kaieigii Marble Uon al? and 419 FayettevtUe St., RALEIGH, N.! CX. . FATa-rrayrxxa; h. a . ; .. i .4anufaotnrer of all kinds of Ifonnjaent, anil TnmWmua fn Iff arKljM A, tlwm. wotk. uurDing jTona, ocepa, jsina, ecc an aeaoriptions Kept on nana end evnt any address upon apj dioaiion, - j Chao. A. Ooodwin OT1UE. 1 me regular annual meetinir or tne I stockholder, of the Citiaens' National I I Dank of Raleigh', orth Carolina will be I held at their; banking house in this edty I on the second Tuesday in January. 18M j at 10 o'clock , m. . j ua, . a ku w . , , .... j'i.:is:;.. - J...A----'Cashier.! Out Sale - . r.- ; 1 i KIJSG Pli-Amsd. J NORTH CAROLINA Homo i Insurance CbM op-RAiuEiaff, n. a 1 i i v Has been inauriac nrocertv in Artk l Carolina, far eighteen years. With agents w neariy every wvn in tne estate aooee sible to railroads aad east of the moun- rwr H. sH HOME solicits the patronage of property owners In the State, onTeriak them safe indem nity for losses at rates aa low as those of any company working in North Carolina. ciasses;of imim lASlBEb: Dwellings in town and: eonntrr. mer. can tile risks,) khtnxhea, achoola, court- bouaea, society lodges, private barns and stables, farm-produce and live stock cot- fi , ton sins. i it Insure in the North Carolina Home Insurance Company. ; - WS. PanrnoBa. i. -. UHaa Roor. Preaidentl ;!! -i 8eoy and Trtaa. W. G. UrCTtracH, ; v, P. Cowrxr, " VVice-President J H rL Adiuiter. OjBe in -Briggt Building, Koi 23 FayettevillejUtreei Telephone No. 44 V BAIiEIGn. n. a, Solicits and is i empov ered to execute TRUSTS OF ALI4 KTJ5D-V i TO V AJf AOS PKOPEHTT AS i . . crellt f&K 1 0vt ner 5 To buy and sell property, ' COLLECTREPiTS JJO0K AFTER TAZS, BDY AND SELL SECCRITIES: " To issue negotiable 'certificates against . Bjooda on storage upon which money can be obtained at the) Lowest Ruling Bate and to do all, basiaees usnally done by Trust Oompanieai. : v - ; . a M. HAWKINS, President. .ia-'AXAU!hWUr, ViOe-JPresident. Ir.M. WIIjSON,' Cashier. GBATEFTJlr COMJ ORTING. PPI! t f! t 1 Qlii 11 11SDSEWS & CO I TTT A D 0 TT A RTT?.T?S I r Al AJXLXf U XL XL JLU AtU M fflce No. ! If , telephone No. 79, East jtiarun Exreec,t -auisi muiaing. ixara, west uargett street. near lee t actory, xele- nhone No. 103. Anthracitel. White ' and red a&he. broken, egse kmdinat, for grates and stoves.- - ' Bittimlnons.Tennessee, Wert Vir ginia Splint and Pocahontas. . The West Virginia Splint the best and chee pest coal in the market, a trial of the same is Oily aaxy to prore the f act. ' .p For smithing purposes, the best we can buy. "The Mountain Brook Smithing OoeJ."!; -i; it-' ::! J I ' : . -1-': long or cut and split to order. lUnininatinK en, from a Quart to a bar-" reL f rom liso fire teet to the highest grade;' delivered from oar wagon at your door, v Leave your orders tor winter fuel. Better now than later. Money saved is: money made. "A word to the wise," : milM Andrews & Co. CHRISTMAS 1888 EVEKY0THI1VG : -: - 1 . ! Iu the line of Table Supplies, "ap-" - r . 1 propriftta to the setstin,in full supply, - : . j ) "'I - " of ihe beat quality, as npual) and at luwcsk prices, i c ' -. 4 Customers! had best send in. their c i t 1- I : Li! 1 : ' : 5 : ' - orders for Christmas supplies aa : soon aa convenient," I and avoid the rush of Chrisimaa Svew ; . LWe will, as umal, receive a limited ' quantity of Fine Ojltexs the day be- ; ' fore Christmas, and would be pleased. to receive orders for themn advance Turkeys, either in the feather, or nicely dressed to oder, at a day 'a notice. E. J. HARDIN. 0500Rovarr1I Wa will ttavtbeabove reward for anv caaa af it roapwn, ica aeaoseae, ma- direetkms are soictlv ero piled with. They are Srt77Tfto' jereL f11 ,T at, TSSSSJSX Pills, tie. For sale bv aU dm.-eist. Beware of eouDterfelU aad Imltatiom. Thare-Silseiao- MaciaoQ BiituQ, ia. Foe sale tr Jv 1' ajuaiBOB a ue. 'Uraixua. Jfavauniuf a, wiia turn luck. i to figfit thia enure neid and upon tne Assignees and peceivers RaWgb,If,q., 17th Dev, 1858. 1 i - - I II -1 '
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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