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An Imperative Necessity. . . Superior tonns or norm Carolina 1888
nru4 nn.a nlWfatn t' tinliooHliv JUDGES. - ''
hJIllrV Vhft TktipW cleajoW i to District, James E. Shepherd,-of Beaufort,
locality, what spring Cleaning is to Diatrlct, Fred Phmips.of Edgecombe,
Editor & PropV. the neat housekeeper, so is Hood s 31 District, n. g. connor.'of Wilson.
Wilmington. N. C. season. The ooav neeasto oe tnor-, sct, h
OUffhly renovaiea, iue 0100a pun h District. James C. MacRae. Cumberland.
fled and vitalized; the germs of dis- 8th District, W J.Montgomery, of Cabarrus.
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ViiT ' j J it i 1S ,10th District. Aipnonsqc. Avery, of Burke.
N.C., I Rhemu, and all other blood disor-jlltn District, Wm.M.fehipp, of iecklenbur?
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WasniNGTos. D. C. Feb. 27th, Ism.
Ms. Georac D. EtURiDGE. Sccfy,
National life and Maturity Association.
Washington, b. C
Dear Sir In acknowiedjrtnsr receipt of One
Thousand Dollars this day paid me. belnjr full
amount ot Policy In your Company on the life
of my late husband, CoL Ellery C. Ford of this
city, allow me to thank you and the Compaay
for the promptness displayed In the settle
ment, t ol. Ford died on January yist,
and proofs of loss were furnished your compa
ny on February 21. I'nder date of Februnry
24th. 1 received notice that check was awaiting
ray order, and I have this day received the
amount, as stated above, brin In full, with
out discount, although the terms of the lollcy
jrave you ninety clays In which to make pay
ment, fiuch promptness must commend itself
to every one and can but add to the confidence
felt by the public In your institution.
Respectfully.
jri.iA a. foi:i.
Tlu Sun Francisco hotels are now
crowded with tourists, most of whom
iirr returnmcr alter Hpenamc ine
winter in Southern California. This
winter has not been pleasant any
where in California, as the cold has
been almost unprecedented, and
heavy rains have fallen during tuost
of Jrtiniarv. It is a curious fact that
the temperature has averaged high
er iu cent ml than in southern Call
fomia this winter. Los Ansreles
land agents exhibited photographs
of gardens in Oakland and Sacra
meiito with fountains frozen in the
midst of bananas and fan palms and
icicles hanging on orange trees, but
the truth ns that equally severe
freezing took place at Riverside and
Los Angeles, though, of course, it
did uo serious damage to oranges
and lemons. It cut Iown tropical
vegetation, however, and
that neither of the two regions can
claim immunity from frost.
ilia, the most popular and success
ful spring medicine.
MARCH MIRTH.
Uneasy rests the head that wears'
A circular dated Paris, February
17th, ha just been sent to leading
philologists and others interested in
the (mentions of an international
language, which saj: "The Uni
versal Exposition of 18S9 offers us a
most valuable opportunity for the
iloptiou by an international con
gress of a universal language, ena
bling all peoples to correspond with
one another. This congress should
examine and decide whether the
universal lauguage shall be Mr
Schleyers Volapnk, or Volapuk sim
plified in certain particulars, or any
other language. M It is then pro
posed to obtain, on another part of
the same sheet, signatures to a for
mal call, in which thn director of
the KiKtitioii of 1889 is requested to
convoke kuc1i a congress and the
signers arree to do their best either
to be present at the Congress or to
see that their country is represented
thereat. Mr. Charles E. Sprague,
of 1,271 Broadway, New York, has
been requested to receive and for-
waul signatures to the petition from
those who favor the project.
The most important change of
opinion regarding the Government
of Ireland is that of Lord London
derry. He, like Lord Carnarvon,
accompanied his acceptance of the
nrv m w .
omce 01 iceroy 01 ireianu witn a
stipulation that in certain conditions
he should be at liberty to retire
and, like Lord Carnarvon, he has
since become convinced that a pol
icy of conciliation is the only method
of successfully governing Ireland
Recently Lord Londonderry inform
ed Lord Salisbury that he had had
enough of Dublin Castle under a co
ercion policy, ami requested that he
be allowed to resign. Lord Salis
bury, wishing to keep things as they
are until after the Easter holidays at
least, pressed Lord Londonderry to
remain in Dublin, at the same time
promising that Irish local govern
ment would shortly bo brought into
Parliamentary prominence. The ed
ucation of the Conservative party
on the subject of home rule in Ire
land appears to be proceeding more
rapidly than could be conveniently
admitted by the partv leaders.
in style. 1
A good way to get the cents of a
meeting it would seem, is to take
up a penny contribution.
A bay view dog fancier calls his
latest acquisition ''.Needles," the
animal has so many fine points. '
rcc frcs.
While some. ladies desire only the
latest novelties in ribbons, there
are others who prefer those of
moire antique pattern.
We sometimes exercise with all our
might '
In order to create an appetite
The appetite created, down we sit
And do our utmost to get rid of it.
liOHton Courier.
'What is your idea of a true gen
tleman. Jack?' "A true gentleman
i a m
showed I &l ways laughs at tne jOKe 01 a story
til ill UVtClNIVS IIV JlcaiU It 'Ctwir.
Jloftton Courier.
'Why. Bobby." said his mother,
very much shocked, "where in the
world did von hearthat expression?"
'I heard pa say it when he was put
ting up the stove." explained on-
by. iv. i . ,Sun.
Ditreft After Eating.
This result of indigestion will
no longer be experienced if Simmons
Liver Kesrulator is taken after each
meal. It is such a good digester,
and so mild and pleasant in its ef
fect that it is used by many, after a
hearty meal, to insure trood diges
tion. The Regulator does not
nauseate or irritate the stomach,
hut corrects acidity, dispels foul
a t .. a -a.
eases, ana vs irritation, aim assists
the stomach in its digestion.
jMig -- m m t'
The Importance of purifying the blood can
not be orerestlmated, for without pure blood
yon cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hood'a
DarMilIar Sarsaparilla, It strengthens
r cCUIIar and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while it eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hood's Sarsaparilla pecul- -TV Ifcnlf
lar curative powers. No V . I LOCI I
other medicine has such a record of wonderful
cures. If you have made rp f oux mind to
buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be t lduced to
take any other instead. It is a Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by C L. Hood St Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
dec lftlyr dwnrm ' m w s2dp
Wasiunuton, D. C. Feb. 2Ld. lsS.
Dear Sir. Th management of tlie National
Ure and Maturny Aoclailon of thisilty Is.
to my personal knowledge, in the hands of as
irood business men as thtre are lu any city in
the country, men whoso names - with those
who know theui. are the synonym of intejnlty,
business capacity and Intelligence, and you
would allow their names to do mus ueaun-j underlying fnct is that the river.
vision of the uvanasrement ol thn ouslness. Any
company with, which t hey connect their names
is worthy of conndence and patronage, and
this tact aloue would convince uie of the sound
ness ot the, NaUonal Lite and Maturity even If
4 had not cXhcr tacts to juaUfy my conhdeiicp
la It. Very truly yours.
W. P. CANADA Y.
VCKSAUXKS. Kt., August 1SST.
Mr. W. II. Gibson represents as Specla Asent
the National Life and Maturity Association of
Washington. 1). C I am acquainted with the
directory of this Association- They are fren
tlemen of the, highest commercial standing.
Mr. Gibson and his company are entitled to
the fullest measure of conndenee and consider
ation. Very respectfully,
JO. C. S, BLACKBURN.
CovtxoTox. Ky., June 30. IjS7.
Dear Sin I know several of the Directors of
th Narional Life and Maturity AsAxlatlon
ivrsonallv. and the others 1 know by reputa
tion. nd"l take pleasure In saylnsr that they
are gentlemen or integrity, business capacity,
and good nnandal standing.
Very truly yours,
. - J. G. CARLISLE.
ASD
E WHAT 8EXAT0E VANCX SAYS:
U. S. SKNATX, ' '
Washington, IK C, March ISss.
Dear sin An Intimate personal acquain
tance with sercrul members of the Board of
Directors of the NaUonal life and Maturity
Association of Washinson. D. C. together
ivith a knowletw by reputation of the high
business standing and character of the re
maining memhernct the Board, enable me to
tliiit-iny bt:iccss enterprise managed by
t-.'3 will conducted with integrity, intei
t " cro ar. 1 t'U-! n---vi sagacity. In; mv opinion
"j r" ' - r y ' i 11 w lx-it c r t n ? 1 1 : .1 totheccn-
lU-v. ....... ...
The ofliiMal report that the num
ber of persous drowned in the Yel
I T 1 f . .
iow liiver inundations was more
than 100,000, besides 1,800,000 made
homeless and destitute, establishes
the appalling extent of this horror.
Ui course it is the density of the
ruiuini.iou muutr uiai maKes such a
catastrophe possible.- The general
for
a great part of its course, does not
flow through a -alIey, properly so-
called, and hence quits its channel
when circumstances favor. During
its late wandering it entirely left its
customary course to the Gulf of
Pechill and struck off a long distance
southerly for the valley of theTsng
Tse. Then have been previous
great and disastrous bursts, through
the accumulation of deposited sedi
ment raising the river bed. One
broke through the left bank in 1854;
another broke through the right
bank in 1869. : It has been suggested
that a telegraphic service would be
of use In notifying the authoritiesof
rains in the upland districts; but
however much they might learn,
they could still hardly tell where to
put their precautionary embank
ments. The people themselves might
thereby be warned to get away, but
in the late instance some of them
might only have travelled from safe
ty to destruction, so capricious was
the action of the riTev and so vast
Its change of course. ;
Salvation Oil, the greatest enreo"
earth for pain, as an anodvne ha
no equal in the market. 1 1 13 ith"
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Manly Visor. 'Wca'fcncM or Lo9 of Memory per
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SOUCITORS.
1st District, John DT." Blount, of PerqufTnans.
2nd Distnct, ueo. ii. white, (coi.) or iiaiirax.
3rd District, D. Worthington, of Martin.
4th District. T. 31. Arsro. of Wake.
5th District, Isaac R. strayhorn. of Durham.
6th District, 0. 11. Allen, of Duplin.
7th District, Frank McNeill, of Richmond..
9th District, Thos. Settle, Jr., of Rockingham.
10th District, vv . n. Bower, or caiuweu.
11th Districf, Frank Osborne, of Mecklenbui-g.
12th District. James M. Moody - of Buncombe.
T1MK OF HOLDING COUBTS FIRST JUDICIAL
MSTEICT. ,
SpitrNG Judge Montgomery.;
Fall Judge MacRae.
Beaufort tFeb. tsih. May 2Sth, Nov. 30th.
Currit uck March of h, Sept. 3d. -camden
March 12th. Sept. 10th.
I Pasquotank-r..Iarctt- 19th. June 11th, Sept.
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A RadicM Cut f ai Nsrroris Jcbmt7, Orrani
at i n j rru : i T-a s
tsriect and fall Manly Ktrcnti. ana iron3,i.oatn.
. ao i nose who Bucsr iTora tae n-ny c.-cr.'Tj u
"rocchi Abont b-r Indiscrotioiulr-snro.Gvar-.LrEia
roar name with etntomon t or 7ocr troobio, end sccars
r.tii.nRg rF-. hju';is.-w7t a J uc3.'a A'ar2paier-.pe.
many dArw.ly
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15th.
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Cleanses' the Nasal
Catarrh
rassages. Allays
I'atn and Inflam-
ni Alton, Heals the
Sores. Restores the
Senses of Taste and
smeU.
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TRY TOE CUBE.HAV-FEVER
A particle Is applied Into each nostril and is
agreeaDie. rriw 50 cents at druggists: by
mall, registered, CO cents. ELY BROTHERS.
s oreenwich St., New York,
apl 9 lyeod cLtw
Hisses Burr & James,
YyLLL HEOtaS THEIR SCHOOL FOR
girls and little boys, on TUESDAY, Oct. 4.
The coarse of instruction, as heretofore, will
be thorough and systematic.
Special attention given to Reading, Writing
Music and Physical culture.'
Mrs. M. 8. Cushlnir will hav rhanrn nr tii
Musical Department.
n ours tor Kindergarten pupUs from 9X to 11
Forfurther particulars see rrinclpals
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
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REPAIR SHOP.
p A RITES IN WAXT O P ANY .KIND OF
Vehicle or want any Reoalrinsr tnthntr
eld reniclcs, will find It to their interest to
c. ii. solthit::land & ro. .
Perquimans March 36th, Sept. 24th
Chowan April 2d. Oct, 1st. r
Gates April 9th, Oct. 8th.
Hertford April 15th, June 18th, Oct.
Washington April 23d. Oct. 22d-Tj-rrell
April 30th.- Oct. 20th. r
Dare May 7th. Nov. 5th. ;
Hyde May 15th, Nov. 12th.
Pamlico May 21st, Nov. 19th. -!
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
!Sfring Judge Graves. '
' Fall .Judge Montgomery.
Halifax t Jan. 9th. ; i.l arch 5th. -May lh,
Nov. 12T1L j
Northampton UanJ 23d. Apriigd, oct, ist.
Bertie Feb. eth. April 20th, Oct. 29th.
Craven tFeb. 13th, May 28th, Nov. 26th.
Warren March 19th, Sept, lTtlL
Edgecombe AprtMfith, Oct. 15th.
' THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Spring Judge Avery. ;'
Fall Judge Graves,
Pitt 'Jan. Pih, 3Iarch 19th, tJuhe 11th, Sept
17tn.
Franklin-Jan. 23d, April 16th, Nov. 15th.
Wilson :Feb. 6th, June 4th, Oct. 19th.
Vance Feb. 20th, May 2lst, Aug. lth. Oct.
15th. '
3lartln 3tarch 5th, Sept, 3d, JDeo 3d.
Gi"eene April 2d, Oct. 1st. .
Nash April 30th, Nov, 19th.
FOrRTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Shi pp.
Fall Judge Avery. :
Wake-rJan. 9th. tFeb. 27th. 3larch 26th,
tAprli23d, July Pth, SAug. 27th, Sept. 24th,
root. 22d.
Wa3-no Jan. 23d. March 12th, April 16th,
Sept. 10th, Oct. 15. !
Harnett i-eo. rn, Aug. 6th, Nov. 26tn.
Johnson Feb, 13th, Aug. 13th, Nov. 22d.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.'
SrRiNG Judge Menlmon.
Fall .Tudge Shlpp. i
Durham Jan. 16th, March 26th,r June 4th,
Oct. 15th. !
Gran1lle,Ian. 30th. April 23d. Sept. 10th.
Nov. 26th.
Chatham Feb. 13th, May 7th, Oct, 1st.
Guilford Feb. 20th. Jklay 28th. Ausr. 27th.
Doc. 10th. !
Alamance March 5th, May 21sf, Sept. 24th.
Orange March 19th, Aug. 6th, Nov. 5th.
Caswell April 9th, Aug. 13th, Nov. 12th.
Person April 16th, Aug. 26th, Nov. 19th.
8IXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Shepherd. I
Fall Judge Merrimon. .
Pender Jan. 19th, May 7th, Sept, 10th.
New Hanover tJan. 23d. tAprll 16th. tsept.
24th.
Lenoir Feb. 6th. Aug. 20th, Nov. 12th.
Duplin Feb. 13th, Sept, 3rd, Nov. 26th.
SamDSon tFeb. 27th. Anrll noth . Oet
oec iota. j
Carteret March 19th, Oct. 22d.
jones Maren ajtn, oct. atn.
Onslow April 2d, Nov. 5th.
SKVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Phillips.
Fall Judge Shepherd.
Columbus Jan. 16th, April 2d. July 3d. fNov.
26th. . i .
Anaon Jan. 9th. tAprll 30th. Sept. 3d,
tNov. 26th.
Cumberland .Ian. 23d. tMay 7th. July 23d
tNov. 12th.
Robeson Jan. :J0th. May 21st. Aur -wii. Oct.
st. r
Richmond Feb. 13tlu June 4th. Seut 17th.
Dec 3rd. - . f
Bladen March 19th, Oct, 22l. '
Brunswiok April 9rh, Sept. 10th. ?
Moore April I6fh. Aug. 13th, Oct, 22d.
KIGUTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT."
Spring Judge Connor.
Fall Judge Phillips. 1
Cabarrus Uan. 30th, April 30th. Oct. 29th.
iredeU Feb. eth. May. sist. Auz.-sth. Nov.
5th. 1
Rowan Feb. 20th. May 7th. Aftjr. 20th. Nov.
9th.
Davidson March 5th. June 4th. Sent, 2d.
Dec, 3d. v i
Randolph March 19th; Sopt, 17th.
Montgomery April 2d, Oct. 1st,
Stanly April 9th, Oct, 15th.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Clark.
Fall Judge Connor.
Rockingham Jan. 23d, July 23d, Nov. 5th.
Forsyth Feb. 6th, May 21st, Oct. 22d.
Yadkin Feb. 20th, Sept, 24th.
Wilkes March 5th, April 30th, Sept. 10th.
Alleghany March 19th, Sept, 3d.
Davie April 2d, Oct. 8th, . -Stokes
April 16th. Aug. 6th, Nov. 12th.
Surrj' April 23d,Aug. 20th. Nov. 19tli.
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. !
Spring Judge Gilmer. i
Fall Judge Clark. -
Henderson Feb, 13th, July 16th. -
Burke March 5th, Aug. 6th.
Caldwell March 19th, sept. 3d.
Ashe March 26th, May 28th,1 Aug. 20th.
Watauga April 9th, June 4th, Aug.-27th.
MltcheU April 16th, Sept. 10th.
Yancey April 30th. Sept. 24th.
McDowell May ltth, Oct. 8th.
..ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Spring Judge Boykln.
Fall Judge Gilmer.
Catawba Jan. 16th, July 16th.
Alexander Jan. 30th, July 30th.' "
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