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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

AcclprNT.-Patrick Brady was injured
perhaps fatally, by Il premature explosion
nj powder ut the Leiperyllle quarres,
tuesday evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

w.. W. ExTESsION.-Ch Engineer
H., kson Of the W. &.W, has written to par
liz, in New London To the effect that he
will begin the survey of the proposed ex-
tn.ion as soon as the ground is clear Of
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

TUE CoUNTT AssEssMENTs.-Mr JOHN
Aiken, the assessor for The southern dis
tllct Of this city, who placed lls lists at
certain places in the lst, "a, 81, 4th and
lOIh Wards, for examination By voters.
has withdrawn the books until Jan. 18th.
the time specified by law.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

INCREASE N THE VALUE OF PROPERTY.
10 give an idrn Of the increase in the
value of property in this city and vicinity
we tate that in School District No. 20A g,
comprising West Wilmington and very
small portion of the adjoining property,
the assessments for school purposes this
year are one hundred thousand dollars
move than last year. One property alone
WE Increased by the assessor, with the
owners approval, from Sl2,000 to $50, 900.
What neighborhood can beat ii
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

SUNDAY SCHOOL FEsTlvAL.-l.ast Tues
dny,at the Old,swedes Church,n Christmas
festival WAS given the Sunday school
children. The church was decorated with
evcrgreeus, and in front of the chancel
was a table, on one end of which was
Christmas tree with toys, candies and can
dies and on the other end piles Of candy
boxes, each containing some two or three
pounds of swectmeaIs.
Rev. DR.. Frost made some remarks to
the children about the gifts, after which
was short church service by Rows. VIM.
Murphy, W. j. Frost, 4. q. litte.l aud q.
A. Latmcr.
Rev. MIR. Littell then made an address,
showing the care which Was taken Of
children by the church that the church
does not wait for children to get big before
looking after them.
Rev. Mr.. Latimer spoke of the candy
gifts but assured the little ones that Gods
greatest gift was the Bible. The Rev.
Pastor Murphy thin called the Sunday
school roll OF about 1913 girls and boys, who
came forward and received the gifts After
the roll was called, II few whose ralnes
had heen omitted, advanced by request of
the pastor aud after making good their
claim, received the candies while few
who had only been casual attendants, were
returded to their seats and the remaining
boxes of candies ordered to be distributed
among such rs might be found deserving
upon further investigation. The exerc4 Sos
which were lntersperced with singing
closed with benediction
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

The LIQUOR QUEsTION.-Judgc Layton,
of Georgetown, has drawn up a petition
To be- presented TO the Legislature 20 regu-
late the sale of whi-ky by the passage of an |
act cmbodying the following principles
First-Of Local Option, so that 1t may |
appeal to the moral sense Of the people.
Second TO make tavern keepers and |
vendors, and the owners Of property IN
which Intoxicating drinks ale sold, respon-
,ihlc in damages for making any per
son drunk-thc damages TO be recoverable
at the suit Of the person made drunk, ui
his wife, or an adnlt child, or guardian,
rhird-TO make debts contracted for
intoxicating drinks unsollectable 10y legal
process
Fourlh-To prohibit the sale Of intoXi
eating drinks ON the days of holding any
general, or special State election, or school
elections.
TurFT.-un Saturday night last, Allen
Springer of Milunwn, stopped ut the hole'
ul William Anthony, ut stanton. After
putting his horse and sleigh in the yard
amt entering the house to warm himself,
tlrre men from the upper end of MIL
Nnek Hundred, al sWvrrg to the names
0l Robert Furgusou and two brothers
named Ford, were seen to take Mr..
Splnget's horse ont of the yard and drive
up the road. Mr., Springer and te 70 gen
urmtn went in pursuit and found the
horse standing by the road eide. TIE
Esrals having carried off valuable robe
and blanket, Mr.. Springer pursued the
hsues, overhauliEg them NJ llocke-siu
near the Pennsylvania line, and found the
missing articles in the posses sion Of the
iast named parties. They returned t.
u luton with the articles, arriving there
Suont one O'Clock, afer a bard drive.
slrps are being taken for the immediate
"'itsl Of the rogues. RepRblicdH.
INTERESTING CmADp's FoRD IrEMs.--
mr. Armstrong, Of ClaymoLt, Delaware
mas purchased of George Drayton, II
oehalf Of the Methodist society, lot o
l"hd az Chadd's Ford containing abou
even acres, for which they pay tW % thous
III dollars Upon it they contemplate
H'ellhs large church of serpebtib
sNne, together with parsonage, etc. GTeu
satisfaction is manifested ut this in tn
ghoolhood, inasmuch as il relieves
i'af Which was entertained by many, thu
t's property might fall Into the hands @
.'e Who cared more for worldly gain tina
LOT the good mo ais or general welfare {
This piece Of ground will no doubt ais
give TO mechanics aud Others, an tXcellel
lpuiluhly for seeming healihiul an
celnl homes on the banks of the Bral
lot of new land rcar the above, col
\" mug eighteen acres, has been sold /
'niy Davis TO Eli Harvey, for $1,000.
me Trains en- the Wilmington and Rea
u Railroad have bccu greatly hedeed Il
wing 10 tie recent snow storm. Oh
""in with Passengers from the north, IN
"ue rom tie south, stood with their pr
nous loads during Thursday night, dri
'P On tue track within a few miles
,oVh other, north and south of this plaC
NY hol'c.ess engine remained here
u,Hy'sM LOUIS, apparently frozen to t
tl'le track.
II me Philadelphia ard Baltimore Cent?
,'en had also their troubles fora day
r"o' nut as their engines " Il suck wal
ION the streams beneath their tack. III
n Ter Democrat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A KIND kEMEMBRANcE.-Miss Belle
Hunter, Of PheniSville, received us a
Christmas present, ainagnilcent silver tea
set, from the members Of one of the Bsp-
list sunday schools of this city, over which
she had presided as Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

PRESENTATION. 80 On New Years eve
the scholars OF Mrs. g., of West Presby-
terrain Church, presented her with the
pictures of the memhers Of her class.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

&. c. l.. S. l. COMPANY. The Chester
C.nnty Live Stock Insurance Company
1. .ye paid 1855 upon eight horses dying
l. nm nn.znOtY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

SCHOOL No. 1.-THE following teachers
have been appointed to the new school
No. IA. Principal, Susan Nelheryi As
slstants, Mary +. Ilaines, Sara j. lie
Carpenter. The school will be opened on
Monday next,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Az ARM BRnEES. A brakeman ly the
name of Charles Murphy, employed on
one Of the freight trains on the W. aud K,
Railroad, while in the act Of compiling a
ear ut Brdsboro' ,on Saturday last, slipped
and fell, one of his arms being caught
between the bumpers, crushing the bones
aud tearing the arm, making a very pain
full wound.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
)'!W ire State journal.
AN INDEPENDENT
lon .niiy ~ swEpaI) q r.

published EVERY SATURDAY ny
CeOASDALE &c CAMERON,
NO. $40 MARKET ST.
uoIuiug the CITY HnIi.)
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

ELEcTIoN.-At Il regular stated meeting
Mount Vernon Degree Lodge /. 0 o. f.,
bed Thursday evening Jan. 2. 1873, the
following named we're elected 10 serve the
ensuing term y. G., John Dill V. G.,
JAS. Eglinton Secretary, VIM. Kitchen
Treasurer, Jerman j. McNullea,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

NEW CASTLE FAIR.-The fair al New
Castle for the benefit of /. Peters Church,
has proven a grand success aud Will con-
Time till to-nfgbt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A NOVEL SUGGESTION - DR.. W. +.
Qninby, writes letter to the Gazette in
Ehich he suggests that this earth never
was u molten mass and is not solid body,
but that II ia really hollow shell of rock,
with water on the outside and oil on the
inside while the vast cavernous abyss il
tilled with gas. The Doctor proposes that
ten inch arlesian well be lined and he
believes the gas could bs obtained in such
quantities as not only to light the city, but
to heat all the houses, and run all the
engines, and do away with all other kinds
of farce.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

LIGHT NEEDED.-Fur some time past
there has not been lamp lii on French
street from Front to Fourth, causing great
Inconvenience to persons required to pass
that way, The citizens in that section
think that light should he provided, even
if the city is compelled TO put coal oil
lamps In place of gas.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

SOUTHERN UNION ASSOCIATION The
Southern Union Association" an insti-
tuition among the farmers of THE county
Tor the protection of horses, held their an
nuAl election ON December 2Stn, l"72, for
officers for the ensuing year, with the fol-
lowing result
Prcsidcut-Eyan Brown,
Se-rctary-T. l.. J. Baldwin.
reasurpr-lsanc W. Finn.
Directors -rhomns II. Pool, Joseph T.
Chamh ~, James NJ. Rou"y, Aquilla Der
licksou.
PuLIcE BUSINESS - he Chief of Police
reports the following relating to the police
tu.ftttrs f.,t ~, tt,st ,sn.r
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

MILLS SToPPED.-Many OF the mills 10
the II iddle aud northern parts Of Chester
county have been compelled 10 stop for the
past week on account of the ice Those
having turbines or other wheels which ice
does not effect, are reaping n rich harvest
lurlng the cold spell. It's an i'll wind,
&c
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

BUILDINGS. THE following are the
building statistics for the year Just closcd;
Janusry, 10; February, 81; March, l9 (;
April, rs; May, So; June, "a Juiy, "a /;
August, IS September, 55 Octber, "a /;
November, ii December. Il. Total, AIS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

ELRCTIoN.-At meeting of the Meade
Reserves, Company A., held Thursday.
tue following officers We're elected to serve
for the ensuing year James +. Gfeen,
President Chas. a. Ryan, Vice President;
james d, Canning, Secretary !. W. Frank
Bratton, Treasurer,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

To REMovE.-Mr. Chas. X. Ewing, No.
l0ls Market street (below 'FRONT.' ALI
nounces In orr advertisement columns
that he will remove ON or about the 25ih
Of March, to the Southwest corner OF Sec
ond and Shipley streets, where he hopes
to see his old friends and customers. Mr..
Ewing has met with great deal Of sue
cess in his present place on Market street,
and is thankful to the public for their
generous patronage. Heis offering winter
stock very low now to close it out
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

DyIBFNrs. The National Bank of
Wilmington aud Braadywine has declared
a dividend of seven per cent. for the last
siv months, payable On aud after the 10Th
inst.
Tue Bnari Of Directors of the First Ma
tioua bank have just declared semi
annual dividend Of live per cent.
Two MoRE FIRES AT CHESTER. -- A
slfeht fire WAS discovered in the store of
L.G. n r. james, in Chester, Tuesday
night, aud was eXtingusEed before any
considerable damage could result.
4 shed in front OF the foundry of Roach
* Co. caught fire on Wednesday morning
ana was destroyed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A PLEASANT PRAcTlCE.--The West
Chester News says: q" Hugh E.Steele, Esq
of Thorndnle Iron Works, Ntwlin, has
made il practice to give the children Of
his workmen, on Christmas eve, a supper
and to divide among them suitable pres
ents This year there were about seventy
children, of ages ranging from the tod
ding inlant of few months TO the boys
and girls Of fifteen. After due attention
to the well-llled table, the Youngsters were
led into the presence of Christmas tree,
which was fairly breaking down with its
load Mr.Steele,a Kris kingle whose face
was rs full of pleasant smiles as was ever
that Of the fahed reinScar driver, scat
tered the presents about. 1t has been
whispered Us that a certain young lady o.
MIR. SIS family made sacrifice that the
occasion might be merrler one. To her,
us well as to Mr.. Steee, should the chill.
drcn return thanks for the good cheer OF
| Christmas eve"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

ELECTION. 90 National Lodge, No. 39
/. %. %. r., AT st. Georges, Del, on Tuc-
day evening, the 3lst ult., elected the fol
lowing olflc rs for the ensuing term
n. g., VIM. z. Higgins V. g.. James H..
Hudson; Il. s., Z. r. Harris. Trustees -
j. b. Howe, Geo. V. Hastings and VIM,
H. Bentz.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04


NoTlcE Is her by g,,en that re anA.sA
70 ugt0n NEvigeA n g0wrHuy, ~ 81 b. ht4IHt
No, Ag NJ rk,f stree NiliniuEt p, Pea a6Is
Q HI SD =, the 9th iay q February, -,
istws'u be hJnrs Of { az p,CtI L III. -
''e lrp1se 81 FL eng ttits piretets 70 sSfY2
JoHN A GEifEiN, ers.issai
JASusst l-N y iatsw;j
EToR BENT. -, house. t,5u end lr5n or -
T. my a. 80 81 land. Apply - naous
de- tsSwtf Maryland Avenue
L7Ok SALE -.Tw.niy eovea toas o. rI5ve4
r Hay, VIII several tlis 81 brant oAt SHAW.
hay Is pf1 le article sarrd Wilhoul fAin aud BID
90 Iart would iAr 10 10 The hay q que o. tws
pa -ls. TIE ialu would te iaa'et :" g9.i
t.nHuf. luqpi'e a. -
dec jl-jett THIS OFFICE
Tor SA;B The sulsriiiar heVing made ~
II ti- mind ta Iui, ibe gru, - Boa iuess, Hers -
lVzl, tale lls st.le aid dw-lNus, when Is
4 ed TIN e-ftory br tb horsa val Il e'ota rooiE-
thst has Hlwavs d ne good hnsirefs' .PS hp-
rmatiNu ~ ealing 90 The .ubscr BET, ~ ihu
prem scs, No no f. Eleventh. ct, MilmpR 90
dee VII THOMAS PB .kISs
A CERTAIN PREVPNTt NtNh GU FOR
" ths prevail log Hufse Disease. ~.
Bieiniug, Ftuu4l-li 3 Ca = Negafablo - y
c t.ie Powder, vi tie Cattle LII hea',
d rrOSeu itsd'f 70 Vet3y rssC Wrefs p cd TO he
all that is use ssary to keep hurs7 tfel foin
TAX w the malHds - spesntly frsi0rug III Sc
heuug. ed according % d r lOus, iDcFtass
+. a. NJ Len, Proprietor.
No, lS North Froet street.
deel6-6tdS2te Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

SEWING SCHOOL. The large room under
Trinity Church, Fifth and King stretts, is
open on Saturday afternoons, at two
O'Clock. for holding sewing school.
Children are admitted free aud thoroughly
taught needleWork, on condition vi pane
tnal attendance, good behavior and dill
gent attention.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

EIGHTEEN ToNs.-Eighteen tons of mar
keling, principally poultry, were shipped
from Oxford for Philadelphia. on Friday
before Christmas. This was probably the
heaviest shipment Of the Kind ever made
from that point.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

lOIN MONEl or OUR LIFE -oOInt uNYs
ago, as Young MIR. Perkins, Of Chester
town, agent for Philadelphia wholesale
house, was passing through Browns
woods, above Church llill, Caroline Co
he came up with Two men Who had their
horse and carriage standing across the
road, and as he approached them one Of
tie men advanced towards him aud taking
his horse by the bride rein ordered him to
surrender his poclitt-hook. Having no
arms about him, he resoricd 10 the next
hest means Of protecting himself Giving
his horse sharp cut with his whip, the
animal gave lnnge, passing the man and
running against the horse, knocking him
down. Mr. Perkins then ran his horse To
ChesteitoWn bridge, not knowing what
would come next. 1t seems that he mad
considerable money with him, which must
have brrn known by the would-he robbers.
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NORTH CAROLINA
SIAIK LIVB lASURANCV.
COMP ANY.
RaLETGH. ". g.
Capital. 100000

OFFICERS.
Hon. Kemp r. Battle, President.
T.. II. Cameron. Wee President
w. III. Hicks, Secretary.
DIR. Ii. D. Haywood, Med. Director
Dir. w. i, lsoyster. Asst. Med. Director.
j. h. Bachelor, Attorney.
y. ii. Perry, Supervising Agent.
DIRECTORS:
lion Kempp Battle, Hon Tod u Caldwell, Hon
John w Cunningham, Col n M Holt, Hon WIN
Al Smith, DR. w j Hawkins, Hon John Manning,
Gon w II Cox, Col j Nv Humphrey, q Tate
Murphy, Col VIM II Anderson, John q Williams
Col VIM l. Sanders, X Y AIcAden, col A a Me-
Koy, l j Young, James A Graham, II ii Came
ron, j z McRae, j ID Bachelor, j q Blake, Wall
ter Clark, " UpchurCh, } J Davis, John
Nichols.
FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES
10 Is emphaticaly HOME Company.
Its large capital guarantees strength and safety.
Its rates arc US low as those OF amy hrst-class
company.
1t offers all desirable forms of insurance.
Its funds are invested AT HOMEand virculat-
ed among OUR oWNPFoPLE.
No unnecessary restrictions imposed upon re-
sIdence or travel
Policies N0F-FoRFEITABLE after TWO
years. #HN
Its officers and directors are prominent, and
well-known North Cnr0linlans, whose experience
rs business men, and whose worth and integrity
are alone sufficient guarantees OF the Company's
strength, so'ency and success.
A. W. GgAmAu, Agent, HilIsboro.
III A. LONDON Jr.
March 2sth 10 en-. Gen'I District Agent
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COMMANDMENTS.

This is the season when not only the edu-
cational interest of the people is awakened
but the hopes and anticipations Of the bellies
and the beaux Of the state are roased to the
highest pitch II is the period of the An
nual ComMencments when the various col
leges send forth their new batch Of gradua-
ties cheered in their entry upon the ar ena
Of practical life BY the smile Of beam
ty, and the concentrations Of the learned
and the virtuous. Trinity, Wake David
son each in their turn enjoy their festivals,
and launch upon the ocean Of life. 4 new
set Of aspirants for its honers. or laborcrs
in its duties. Chapel Hill alas il silent,
She is hidden and buried under the mani
Tic Of degradation thrown over her by faitI-
less and yindictive rulers. Shall she hate
no awakening Will not the true sons Of
the State wipe Of her disgracci Weshall
zee.
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ITEMS FROM THE CENSUS RE-
PORT OF 1870,

Tho aggregate population of North Caro-.
lima was l,07l,361 Of which CTS, 40 were
white, S9l.G we're coiorel and l24i In
dams. 1927 were foreign born: the rest
natives Of the U. s. There we're s25 blind
and 6l9 deaf and dumb, and 7Ta insaine
besides 97G idiots. There were l7O6 pau
pers. of which 52s were colored. The
number of persons in prison june list 1870
was 462 1872 whites. and $50 negroes.
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TIE HENDERSON TRIBUNE.

Among numbers whom we met at the
GoldsbOrO Convention who promised us the
pleasure Of an exchange. was our newly
found friend lIarrcll Of the Tribune. We
have looked in vain for that paper until tli.
morning. when il at last made Its appear.
anee. wUincw friend ITarrell lad taken
very full notes Of bis trip. and VIC excused
him. thinking be was writing them up. But
the Tribune shows no results Of such work.
No 'nllusion to the sea beaten shore OF
the baptism Of the boy at the brook OF
any Of the pOetical or funny incidents Of
the trip. Bu! we welcome him neyerthe.
less, and hope he will make bis regular ap-
pearance hereafter.
Thank you, friend TTarell, for your very
flattering discrimination. 10 our favor, OK.
pressed in your last issue.
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ADVERTISEMENT. ]

JESSE RUFFIN: The above named
Freedman having taken the advantage of me IN d
matter Of labor. feel In duty bound to warn all
good people against him. have sufficient conf
dence in his disposition and ability TO cheat,
wrong and dehraud. to know that IL he would
wrong poor laboring man like myself be would
not hesitate to wrong those whom he thinks bet
ter able to bear IL. The above Il a wrong for
which paid dearly and hope this notice If his
honor will enable others to steer clear him.
HENDERSON FEREBO. &
June 10Th 1tDd.
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A STATE INSTITUTION.
Safe, Conservative, Energetic.
Wilmington North Carolina
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ITS SUCCESS ENCOJRAGlNG. IT'S STA.
BILIrY AsSURED.
OFFICERS:
DR.. a j DeRosset, President,
John w Atkinson, Vice President.
James II Hill. Secretary,
DR.. ETA Anderson, Medical Director.
DIRECTORS:
j w Atkinson. Genera! Insurance Agent.
4 B Granger, Prcs't Bank Of New Hanover.
Il WI Kerchner, Grocer and Com Merc't.
y NJ Steadman, Of Wright and Stedman.
4 II McKoy Of w A Whitehead Y 20.
Fayetteville.
DR. a j Delsossett. President.
II b Eilers, Commission Merchant,
A A Willard. Of Willard Brothers,
w A Cumming, Of Northrop Il Cumming,
G A Williams, of Williams & Murchison.
Eli Murray. Of u Murray 4 ca.
A J DeRossett, Of DeRossett Il Go.
Ro6't Henning. II Dawson Tcel & Co.
A Sprunt, British Vice. Consul, Of Sprunt
& iIinson.
p Murphy. Attorney at Law.
J d Williams. Of j ID Williams & Co.
JAS q McRae. Atty at law. Fayetteville,
| b Kelly, Merchant, Kenansyille.
j I Pope, Merchant, Lumbsrton.
THIS is strictly
Il HOME LIFE COMPANY
Its Officers and Directors ore rltizcus Of the
sinte, OF high rhracter for business capacity, en-
terprise and probity. IL offers every
SUBSTANTIAL BENEFIT
that Northern Companies do with the great nd.
ditional consideration TINT tbe capital il kept
within the State, and. therefore helps TO build up
and foster Home Institutions.
An0lher important fact to he considered Il, that
the Wilmington Life has thus fir obtained u rery
much larger Interest f,r the money invested ii
home. than any OF the New York Companies re.
ceiye for their Investments, according TO tieil
sworn statements before the Commissioner OF thai
State.
These unqueStionablc facts should commend
this u mpany, above oil others, to our people
Lea II be- born IN mind that millions OF dollars re
ceiyesl for Life premiums have been sent NortI
since tile war, which at once drains the South ant
enriehes the pcthoric capitalists ofthe North. II
there was no other consideration safety, fairnes
ard cheapness being seqnIi- why North Carroll
mans should INSURE At HONS, this were m,r'
than sufficient.
THE WILMINGTON LIFE.
has excellent special features.
Ii places no restriction on Residence or Travel
II makes no extra charge for Female risks, and Ii
Policies are inruntfsisbs aifrr Five Years.
lts business l. inanagesl economically. Its risk
are taken With equal caution II, inyes;m nj
are ni,lc jud:cipilsly. Its motto i.
Z. EcmDmg PrDmqtntss. Fairness =
Agents Wanted in every Comfy nth. state, @Itl
whoin the niost liberal erlnS viii be made.
Apply 10 JAMES u. Bi.t,OkS.
General SupsTyi-lslg A,rsi.
NijfcRiainR. NJ.
Or. c. =. PARISH, Local Agent.
may Il 5m. Hilbb,lb, n L.
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Let the town authorities every where
have every place rigidly policcd, establish
ments thoroughly cleansed. use wbitewash
freely. and apply discnfectants in all places
emitting offensive lors. and with us there
will be no cause Of apprehension. while a
neglect of these may be the cause of much
aggrayatiug sickness.
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A STATE INSTITUTION.
Safe, Conservative, Energetic.
THE
Wilmington North Carolina
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IT'S SUCCESS ENCOURAGING. IT'S STA.
BILIry AsSURER.

OFFICERS:
DR.. A ] DeRosset, President,
John w Atkinson, Vice. President.
James II Hill. Secretary.
Dir. X " Anderson, Medical Director.