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JtKW BERNE. N. C, APRIL 17 1 1880.
6 tiered at the Peat office at Nsw Bars. V o
asssooad-elass scatter.
WILMINGTON'S RAILROAD PROS--r
. PECT8.
. The President of the Produce
Exchange of Wilmington in hid an
nual address makes the lollowiug
reference to the building of new
lines of railroad:
i he me arge you to do all in
your power to aid in blinking the
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail-
, road from Fayetteville to your city.
We consider this the most impor
tant enterprise' now within your
reach. They are pushing tha work
rrtuidlv from Greeusboro to Mount
Airy, and when they reach tliat
point we may confidently look for a
connection with the .Nortuwest jo
v the near future. But to reap fcbe
full benefit of that connection we
must have the road built from here
toFayetteviite. The Board of Al
dermen appointed fire commission
era. which appointment was no
nrored by . the Board
of Audit and Finance, by
authority contained in an net of the
last Legislature giving the City of
Wilmington authority to aid tne u
F. & Y. V. R. R. to extend their
road to this city, and
we hope the C. F. & Y
V. R, 11. will send commissioners to
meet our commissioners immediate
ly after their annual meeting, which
takes olace early In May. -
"The next in importance is the
proposed Onslow Railroad, which
could be bnilt very easy if all onr
citizens -would only put their
shoulders to. the wheel and work
together. If the city would take
.'the matter in hand and build the
mad to the Pender line, taking in
MasOnboro and Wrightsville
Bounds, we think Pender and Uns
low would do their part in extend
ing the road to the productive
; counties of the East."
- This latter road is and has been
for a long time, one of much inter
eat to Onslow, the only county east
oftbaW. &W. road that is with
out J5 team navigation 'of any kind
Wilmington would begin the
' work we doubt not in time it would
be extended on through Onslow and
Jones, and. eventually to New
Berne."
; . ; ENGLAND'S GREAT DEBATE.
V.Mr. Gladstone IsdJeataa notifications
- of flls Scheme.
;Zi'.'.V.''ri - Hew York Star. I'
; London, April 13. Gladstone's
. summing up tonight was by all
, . odda-his greatest effort for many
rears.' - It is difficult indeed to re
call a more thorough, brilliant and
; masterly handling of any subject.
: .The manner id which he smashed,
r pulverized ..and nestroyed the
-' ' puerile arguments' of his opponents
r a was magmncenc. - reiore , nis
triumphant blows the whole wordy
, fabric, "reared with such pains by
' s, tnfl pigmies H)f Jthe opposition,
..seemed to crumble ' away to, the
. i veriestatomB.; His voice ' lasted
well, his" manner was animated and
bis arguments, clear and , logical
from;-the beginning to the end of
: . . fbis tremendous Oratorical triumph.
The sneecu of Sir' William liar
court, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
'.V: viU; an agreeable surprise; , We
were prepared lor a tamet half and-'-,-ha'f
acouiescone'etja the: Premier's
" policy, but he delivered a powerful
V address,, -giving . Mr. Gladstone
;' - hearty and undivided support,
CV' ' JOsepfi Arch, the representative
: , ia Parliament of the newly enfran
" fl'iiscd'ajjiieultural' laborer cla&p,
pltnlged bimself tonight in favor of
;- tome rule, Arcnisa man wnowas
supposed to lie " peculiarly suscept-
" ib!a to the' personal, guidance. of
'Chamberlain and the influence of
- the Birmingham caucus. He was
, taken up by the caucus, petted, and
pat forward in every possible way
as a Chamberlain man. At. the
proper time he was to pull Cham
berlain's chestnuts out of the fire.
Chamberlain's supposed power in
the counties of which such threat
ening use has been . made is bnilt
upon his alliance with Arch. , The
critical moment for! which Chamber
lain has been planning at length
arrives": "Arcfi" is called upon to de
cide between Gladstone and Cham
berlain, and places himself at Glad
stone's side, as welcome a recruit
as any the Premier has yet,' re
ceived, i -,
Following Arch, several Scotch
members, who had been oil the
fence, declared themselves for Glad
stone and home rule. The whole
scheme so elaborately prepared to
unite the Scotch delegation In op
position to the Premier is in a fair
way toward collapse. . , - f .
The labor representatives In' Par
liament are now solid for Gladstone
and home rule. Not one stands
out for Chamberlain, Trevelya'n or
Hartington, a fact .full of hopeful
significance if thers is to bu a new
election. The Radical associations,
too, have begun to move into line.
The situation in other respects
improves, and the anti-Home Rulers
are losing gronod hourly. 'The
speech of Samuel Whitbread, Whig
member for Bedford, Lord Harring
ton's intimate associate, has com
pletely broken the solidity of the
Whig phalanx. Disunion and de
moralization prevail in the Hart
ington camp. The wing is split
into sections. Gladstone gains
several votes hitherto regarded as
hopeless, and, the entire combina
tion is losing cohesion.
There are fresh signs that Cham
berlain is weakening. The modifi
cations of the Home Rule bill, an
nounced last night, have brought
about corresponding modifications
of the ex-minister's tactics. He
probably sees thiit the change in
the provision excluding the Irish
members from the Westminster
Parliament improves the prospect
of his own scheme of federation.
Alt alternative schemes are dead
Russian coercion or a satisfactory
scheme of home rnle are.every where
seeu- to be the only choice. The cry
tor Russian coercion is rallying the
Liberals, and they are gathering
shoulder to shoulder to oppose it
TnoMAs Power O'Connor, Al. F
Til K LIME-KILN CXl'L'.
There was a painful silence as
the regular . weekly meeting was
called, to order, and it seemed as if
something was aiiout to happen. It
was noticed that IUder Toots had a
frightened look, while Samuel Shin
Whalebone Howker and Old Man
Davis moved about on their chairs
as if to avoid carpet-ta&ks. By and
by Brother Gardner said:
"Accordiu' to de coustitushun of
dis club, wheneber any member
feels 60 inclined, he kin demand
wpte of de club on de queshun, 'Hev
we or bev we not lost confidence in
our President!' I has now to ip-
form you that Major Exclamation
Harrison, an active member of onr
club, has demanded in writin' dat
such a wote be taken. Dis am de
first time in de history of dis organ
izashun dat such a wote has been
demanded. ' De Seckretary will call
deron."
Amidst the deepest silence the
Secretary proceeded with hia moh
otonous call: and of the 188 mem
bera present, 187 voted that they
had not lost confidence in the Presi
dent. The exception was the Ma
jor, vv lien the result bad been an
nounced, Brother Gardner said:
"My irens,. some explanasbnn
seem3 to be demanded by deso pur
cecdins. Three y'ars ago de Major
began borrow in' my hoe an' spade
an' ax an' wheel barrer. As time
wore on his family borrered sugar
an' butter an7 sour, as confidence
increased, I was axed to lend de
Major my Sunday botes an' plug
hat. and my wife was axed to hand
over her shawl an' breastpin,' when
eber a funeral was to come off. De
odder eavenin''de Major come ober
to borrow my pink undershirt fur
hisself, and -Mrjs.; Gardner's zebra
hose fur his wife, dey hevin bin in
vited to a 'lasses candy levee. ,
felt it a solemn dooty to draw line
somewhaE'sj an' I drawed it dat
night on pndershirt an stockings,
Da Major wen$ away in a huff, an
de call fur dis wote which has jist
bin taken am de result. I obsarve
dat de Major am heah in pusson, and
p'raps he wonld like to state- his
side oi de case."
4,I hasn't got nuflin to- say, 'cept
dat 1 wish l nadn't done it," replied
the Major from his corner.
" Wery well. ' Dis chair has no
feeliu'a , toward yon. . De meetin'
will purceed wid de reglar rowiine
ofbizness." " - -
A communication from Memphis
announced the fact that Sir Arthur
Bascom, an honorary member oi the
club, had passed from earth away.
His death ' was produced by. lead
poisoning, and the said lead was
fired into him by a gentleman in
the suburbs, who found Sir Arthur
trying to unlock bis smoke-house
door.
Samuel Shin moved that the usu
al resolution , of - sympathy for the
family of the bereaved -bo passed
and lorwarded. . . -
Shindig. Wat kins obiected. . If
a member of the club fooled, with
other people's smoke-house, he must
not only take the onsequenees,
but any resolution of sympathy was
a hollow mockery.' ; ...
-"De-cha'r decides datBrudder
Watkins' pint am well taken," said
the President. "While it might be
possible dat de late deceased was
walkin' in bis sleep, or dat be mis
took dat smoke house for an or fan
asylum, de chances am tdat he bad
got tired of chicken an' wanted to
change fur. bacon. We will hang
an emblem of mourmn' on de doah
knob fur ten days, .an let de ,case
rest right dar.'V-', . "V. .'. '. " -
The Chairman of the Committee
on Motive . Power announced that
his committee f had wrestled with
the following rchargesr: , prfeferred
agaifist Cranberry white, an honor
ary member residing at Greenville,
1. Denying the fact that Chris
topher Columbus discovered Amer
2. Practicing as a doctor without
having . received a diploma.
3. Denying that there was a city
named Chicago in the United
States.". 4 ' . . t'r
; 4.' Encouraging the sale of bogus
hair-dyea..: . t-:.- . " : ' ' " .
!: The committee had given the ac
cused every opportunity to disprove
tbe truth of the charges, but he bad
failed to do so. lie therefore stooa
convicted, and the committee would
recommend that his name be erased
from the rolls.
On motion of Lord 'John Wain-
wright,"the recommendation' of the
committee was adopted.
Some time since the Committee
on Evolution were handed the query
"How long before, the colored . race
will be on top!" and were asked! to
investigate and: report, Tnecnaic
man now announced that the query
had been struggled with in the most
desperate manner, but that tbe
committee bad failed to arrive at
satisfactory conclusion. -They
ranged all the way np from fifty to
a million years, and one member
contended that the period bad al
ready arrived. He wonld ask that
they wbe discharged from further
consideration of the snbject.
"De request am granted," replied
the President, fan' uone of de reG
oi you need worry yerselves to solve
de conundrnm. When dar am any
prospect of ' our rnce lioldin' de
white man down, I'll call sp-isiuil
meetin' to announce de lack."
Elder John Harrison offered the
lollowiug resolution:
"Resolved, Dat it am do senti
inents of dis club dat de continued
coinage of silver must depreciate
our nnanshul standing as a na
shun."
"Brudder Harrison," asked tbe
President, "do you know de amount
of silver in circulashunf''
"To, sab."
"Do you know what 'depreciate'
meaner' .
4 'No sab." :
'Has ybu bad any too much sil
ver dis winter!"
"No, sab." 1
".Now you drop down on your
cheer, and doan' let me h'ar from
asifl fur sir weeks. De meetin
8 tan da adjurned fur one week."
f BneUtn'i Arnlea Salve. '
Thk Best Salve in tbe world for
Cut, Bruiaee. SorCB, ' Ulcers, Sai
Rheum. Fever Sores,' Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
eruptions, and poeitively cores piles.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded, .rrlce 25 cents
per box, , For sale by Hancock Bros. It
CARPETB
" 'A v. AND 'ii'.:'.-"- 4-?''y'x-
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
'ftjmOnilEl
INVITK ATTKNTION 'TO THE ATTEACl
IVB PRICES AT WHICH THEIR
TI&B STOCK 18 BEING OFFERED. ; ;.
Axmlnstsrs from ta.OO per yd. onward
WUtMS . from 1.15 per yd. Dp ward
Moqtti ' , . from . l.5 per yd. upward
Velvets " .from. J i.85 per yd. upward
Body Brussels from , .90 par yd. upward
Tapestry ; from ; J0 per rd. apaard
Inraina .- from - -.50 Der yd. upward
ChlKS Blattlnsrs from .10 per yd. upward
Swiss Lace Cmrtaaa
j from $.0 per pair upward
Madras Laee Cnrlains r
from S3 SO oer Balr-nnward
Antlqne aad Freneb bee Cnrtalna ' - ,
irom per pair up wak
rTotUaghaaa Laea Curtains r
from J7B oer oalr onward
Tarcomam' Cnrtalng wHb Haadaonse
Dmi, r, from $9.00 per pair upward
Tapestry CsTerlajrs
from 11.00 per yd. upward
Cretause Ceverlnas .. - .
(5 from .25 per yd. upward
Wlaisw Shades made on short notice
;,ri, r materials lrlse. ',
SAMPLES SENT WHEN DESIrlE AND
J-UOJUT ATTENTION Mil) TO ALL
. .i MAIL UEDKH.
-: Carrespoaeleacs laTlted. y
Broadway and 19tb Street,
- NEW YORK. A-
is beautiful, all but her skin ;
arid .nobody . has ever told
her how , easy i( is to put
ueauiyon uiesKin. iieauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm. , ' " . i
- royal mstt a -.Na 1
Absolutely Pure.
' Thla powder never vanes. A marvel of
purity, strength, and wtiolesoineneas. More
eeonomleal than tbe ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In eomnetltlon with the multitude
of low test, abort weight, alum or phosphate
Ka-dera. Sold only lu oans. KoTitBismu
nil Oo los wall-at- N. Y. novl-lvdw
WASTED Agents throughout tbe South
to lutrodnce a new Invention for rui
ning Sewing Machines, eaves tint e, labor and
health. Kare chance. Permanent-business.
Good pay. For full parttculaiaenclotestamp
and addi ess D. A. Gorsuch, Baltimore, Md. 18
A
BIG OFFER
To Introduce
them, we will
Clve Away 1,0 JU geli-Operaling
Washinz Machines. If you want one
send us your name P. O. and express omce
at once. - The National Ca.. '
msrlVlm JljUeySt, N.T.
LADIES WARTs'D-To work for us at
their own homes, $1 o 9 10 per week
can be easily mode; no canvassing; fasci
nating aud steady employment. Partlou
lur and sample of the work sent for
stamp. Address HOME M'F'U CO , P. O. Box
lUIO, llcston, Mats. maTlPlm
K want PALEHMEN vcrj wher-
local and lm v. ling, tu s?ll our goodr.
Will pi'y oo.t Piihuv and all excel Kg.
Write f;r terms at mire, er.d ktate
aaUrywanted. STANDARD SILVER
WARH COM )" V, Boston, Mam. mull Ira .
NERVOUS
DEBILITATED MEN.
Ton are allowed a free trial of th My days of the
nm of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltafo fielt wltn
Klectrlo Swpensory Appliance, for the rpeedy
relief and periruinent euie of A'erwua Dthiiity.lou
of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred trouble!.
Also for man other dlw&ies. Complete refltora
tlon to Health, Vigor and Uanhood guaranteed.
No Hflk Is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet In wolcd
mveivpe mni led free. lv adrtresnlna
- VOLTAIC EE1T CO., Marshall, Mich.
William H. Oliver,
' : AGENT FOB THE
CONTINENTAL
Fire Insurance Comp'y
Of NEW YORE.
One of the oldest and mose BubBtantial
, Insurance Companies in tbe U. S.
Assets, Five Million Dollars
J9Its DeoosHs endor the S ifety repostt
Law amount to near TWO MILLION DOLr
UAKS Only seven Insurance Companies
have cornnlied wilh the Safety DeDosit Law
of New- York; the Continental being the first
ana .largest, roncies written on approveo
risKS on most ravorame xtrms.
WILLIAM H. OLIVEEc
' Srewbern.K, O. t I . jeb26 dtf
ACID, PHOSPHATE,
....... ... .s V .
Whann-s Ammoniated
Super-Phosphate,
Lister Dissolved Bone
. . Phosphate,
- rNavassa Guano,
w;McpI
: GEO. ALLEN & CO.
GEORGE ALLEN S CO.
.PFI'liB A FULL LINE OF
General -Hardware,
Mechanics' , Tools; Builders
" Hardware, v ;
Lime, Cement, Plaster;' Hair,
t Brick, K&lsomine, Paint,
Wnito i Lead, - Oil, , Varnish
' Glass, Putty r ;-
PlowiV Cnltivators,
Cox Cotton Planters. &c., &c
AtyefyiiOwPrieeSa-
Notice
The aWnmfr ELM CITY will take jtnt
Track, THUKUAY, 3 o'clock. P.W. and
pnt In rijila'elphin, 8ATCKDAY, 4 A M.,
- -; Jfw Yotk, . 7- ..
J. WWlLLIAitf. ,
raJUdtf - ' GeneifU Manager.-
A Bargain Offered.
A RTKAM flltCriiAR HAW MILT ,
twentr-flve hore-poef ensluef bniiditign
complete; All as good as new.- In a good
neighborhood for Iocs, on navhzatile WBtrs.
(with steamboat connection, bitusted in
Craven county, lot particulars apply t
Jouknai. Orytcji. -t ma2 dwlm
-J - .. . .
J, B. BROWJS
Barrjer-and - Hair Dresser,-
With t went) -five years experience, and the
Neatest and Best Furnished looo In the
elty. will give as good a shave as can be had
anywhere for TEN CENTS. New sl.op.new
furniture, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Middle street si al door to DetrlclTa. . .
marliMJ . . . . . ' - ..
NEW OWNEUSI : -; -"-
' NEW MANAGEES!
r, TflK KICOMOyi) WI1IO, .
r.o. ml. pnrohaspd tijr stnek '' P'fy. 's
now beluK publuhe I uiin-r the editt rlHl
miitiunjnt of Judfu A. w.r, . WIlu and
I Ahnitr Andurwm. Iw... loth ( whom bve
, heeu 101 a iue years loin.tot' d w.t.. ti a pi ess
-ol lU'S -viaie .
i In polulcs the whig will t Imwr-l,
U'i i Hon will bi- wrd ti niRkthii
journal wllxt itwvlu f riuer j-mrs . -.
The LradliiK le spaprrtn yirjlnlaj
Ajtm.U uiitu-tl In every rruiity ti whom
lib- ml e.iuiini)o;:a a III hi- pawu'.- - - -fcn
i'1'ii !. o ip e- lr.n.H;p.l on upiliraMon.
Ijailv ( a S8r: Vxk'yfl a ye:ir- Short- r
t.meln p.u,xriion. " .. ,
(in) cKincRririi) -
apSdlw '. K Pust- esM Hirg-i
Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
Hvvlrlne of an extcutioa (Hsal an the l(:th
flay f lacemher. 18o, funi ti.e Superior
Court of Oraven county, on Ju 'gmenU
SIK)3aBd 8022, Into ray humls for Collection In
favor or Jan. U- Harrlcon, Adin'r.of . BenJ.
Woiseley, deo'J. nn l Kgainst buff btrtet, J
hive levltdon and will 'ell, for cash, at Pub
lic Outcry, to the hkbesl bied.-r, at the
Court House uoor In the City of Mow Berne,
at 18 o'ekek, M-, on MiUAY. MAY Sd,
ltSU (It being a regmursate day according to
law), tiie following K-al K tata to satisfy ald
Kxecution, 1 1 it: ' - "'
A pertain tract of laud iu Ciaven county,
on north Bide of Neiise river ui tl wthta tie of
BlgHlftcrek; beginning at a point below
Street's Ferry on I-eusd liver and running
thence down the nverto a cypiess on the
lower side of tbe mouth of the lake run;
tbenoe north lowest ldlpolrs -to a ltghtwood
stkt; thencesonthCH wescfW poles to a stake;
thence sout H west 13 poles to the begionirg;
oonlaining 79 acres more or lew; being the
same lamf conveyed by . K. Street ana wire
to BenJ. Worseley by deed bearing date 2Kth
of December, If70, nud sftei wards oonveyed
by BenJ. Worselpy to llntf St-e-t on thelh
of April 1883. riaid land contains a valuable
seine beach,
New Berne, N. C March 23d, VW. -
m. uahn;
ma2lld - fh riff of Craven County,
ALEXANDBB OtDHAM, JAMES BARKES. i .'
Late l"roprietor C!ape fear Clour and Pearl Oldest, and mort experienced Truck.
f . V Hon.inyaiUla, Wilmington, N.C. Farmer m North Carolina. -
I LTIlArVr X ;BATmEHv
I I Oouoral Ooxumlsaiioii. Meroliantai,
I J - Rs. ST Sooth Street, BALTIMORE, Md. ,
I w J ' We solicit Consignments of North Carolina Track Products, . ,
'. Tbe Handling of North Carolina Fish a Bpeelalty,
AND INSTJRB HIGHEST HlBEETFUiOEII '
Mention HiIk pnp'T
Quick Bales
;Grab Orchard IVater
ICipmilne Crab Orchard Salts in sealed packajrea
I bnaa uavnaau water CO., pron'ra
Spring andlSii
-mzem
Our Spring Stock of-Nobby Sack and Cutaway Suit8 is now nearly .
complete. . - ... . ' ' .- - v
Plaid Suits, Straight Cuts, are the" style, of which we hare tv large -
variety. Boys, Youths aiid Children's Buits. Boy's Sailor Suit. $1.75 to 1
$4.00. Men's Blue Flannel Suits at low prices. . t .
Our Blue Suits at $10.00 we guarantee Fast Color. " ' -We
have a larger stock of Straw flats than ver before. - - ' i
Men's and Boy's 50c. Straw Ilats a specialty, aa good as yon have been " '
paying $1.00 for. ; . j - ; ; -; " " .
50 doz. 5c. Hats. Men's Mackinaw, Manilla ".and TCrash Straws in one X
hundred different styles. . ' ' ; , ' " ; . . . . .. -Our
stock of Suninier Underwear is very oompiete.' Gauze Shirts, -25c
up. Also Balbriggan and Sriinmor Merino.' Bathing Suits at $1 00. -
Wa havo a nice line of Stacy Adams & Co. High and Low Shoe8,4Tie best '
in ' the' market. " . -J" ' " ; V" '..-''";:, ';;.,';: .
Agents for Jas; Meana $3.00 Shoes. . ..' i ' " . i ' .
Celluloid and Linen Collars and Cuffs.. , . ' V - - -1
We are now receiving our Spring and Summer': Neck Wear, H.DoseM'::
Handkerchiefs, etc ' ; ; -' :o -: ;. . - "
We bought drummer's samples of Suspenders, Silk Handkerchiefs, Neck "-
Wear, Purses, H. Hose and Shirts," in which we offer bargains. , . - J
The Celebrated PJ5ARL SHIRTS nd our Boss Colored Shirts are the
beet in the market. -;'- .': ; . . . - J - .
Boy's and Men's Byoicle Shirts, - ' '. Y J,
Straw Mattings, Trunks, Valises, and Shawl Straps .
Wre are agents for Rogers, Peet 35 Co.'s Full Line of Samples.
.':f3P Be sure and see na when in need of anything in our line, - 'V ,
apSdwtfi
FOB VALUE RECEIVED. I
Iac"'M MOST GO 0D8 for; ' LITHE ;M0NEY than any other
Dry Goods Store in the city. ; t v v ; . ; . ' v ; v " -"; i
I keepa Full Line of Dry Goods and Clotfling; Bwte!f Shoes
Hats. CaDS, and a fine assorted Stock of Qfints'nrifl TVUno v,Zu
ing uooas. 5 Anese t-iooas were Dough t -on a Jlat Market,-where theV
wanted money worse .than goods, so ' I bought 'EXTREMELY LOW for
uaou, auu luwiM Rivuig my inenas tne oenentot tnese bargains.' r : ' v '
CALL A2TD BE CONVINCED. , V - - : . fi ; ;
Next door to Suier's Furniture Storet fojr;U.;.i ; jj dwtf v-
SAVEinoiiEii BspuinoiiYoun rMtio
a h the III CKEYK II AM) PJC IIT1 LIZ RTl
w if. ,',,u.i.-iit. .i i. w u
11.1.. ....... .
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Fro
jT A Full AssortmMit r.f AGitTCrLTrn
n iiand anu lorsale at UUUK. UOITOH TKICi-eJ.
aCAa.r.ai - - - . - -
N0HCE.
The. undersigned, R. P.- Wllllsms, has
duly qualltied as Administrator of the eataie
of John P. 'Ihorpe, decessed, and hereby .
aires notice that he requires all persons hav- .
Ing claims s gainst tbe fcslate of tne said John
y Thorpe to present them to the said Ad
ministrator, duly authentic ted. for payment
on or before the i5th day of March, 1M7, or
else this notice will be pleaded In bar of re-
oo very. --
, ergons inueuur to
the Estate must pay
without delay.
R. P. WILLIAMS.
- Aduilms'rator.
' mar21 dtr
Better than Real Esta!:
Ibei'Hie ve-y few 1 uvea tm ntabetler than
real esl ue, but we know of one that la, and
ihutone 1 pOlliT In . 4 i1
, THS FIDELITY MUXTJAO
UF- ASSGC'N OF PHILADELPHIA.
' Th.V iol ry can be boogbt at the rata -of ,
ratw fortomot). -
It needs no cultivation or repairs, and th
ycariy tax on ltv levied trl-annually, la not as
nim-basthetax oa real es ate of ilka value.
Upon the death of the owner, tba polloy
dots not require appraisers, administrators -and
lawyers to diminish thb valub but la
rAiu in KULb ahd at oiccB without expense .
to the beneficiary named therein. -
- Tbepaymentof each policy Is gn a ran teed
b nearly f IU.iAO.OOO aaeessable Insurance with ' -a
reserve Indemnity of SvUX'.UoO, and cash as
eU of nearly $50,1X10.; ......
Tbe Association owns Its own balldlng ,--and
rents enough offloea to have Its rent free - .
Its expenses are limited to flied annual dues, .
' Inoorporated. December, 1878. Borne Office, .
(11 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa. .
(Send name and address for treatise on plan.
' - - . . . D.R. aUDTBTTB. -Manager
Rouihesstern Department,
. No. 22s r'ayetteville street, Raleigh, ti. C. -
; 4 W. B. BOYD, sl..-
' T,A. RKttn. " 1 '
- of Oreen, Foy Co., Bankers, Trustees ,
Jobl Kwsby, Fwrmer, , s J - .
The following are Vbe names of some of the
Jvties who have examined our . plana and
axen pojiuiea wiut uh
Gen'l R. Hansom,
;Pr. Chas. lrafTy, it. ,
W. (i Urinson.
Alex. Miller - - -8.
W. Ipock. -" ,
Is. U Lne, - . -ParahO
Davis. '
lleaeklah Davis, ,
. novl8 dwtf ,-
Thoa. uanieia,
B.O.Oredle,
Geo. Green, St:
W. B Ine, -
-A P. Davis, -Daniel
l)visK
' Drury Dixon.
and Prompt Retvras.
aplSdaSm .
BMM
- DYSPEPSIA,
SICK HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION,
A RemnilT (or sll Diseaaes nf the Liver. Kid.
A poBttlVtfl
curs for - lavsnensla.' Slrk llaadjirhe. IJ
ConatlpaUoa. jjoM,onsutwotspaoiiluli.!
0 and ota. . Na arenuina aalta anld In hulk. II
ion
at 10 and K.'.cti.
WMOWjr JONBB. Maitatw lllll, Vjjl
Howard; & jones;.
:: ;v.'.:'' ' : Opposite Episcopal Church.
will' eive to in v i vr. ' . wik
KCrvcwi v,.rrm-,.i, .1 .
.... " T,.' . it.v. w.iien.
--B- .
baiinuction guarantet (t.
j. a TzniTTY.
at. Craven' street. Rtw B.m. N.T.
At IHPLF.M
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