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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
owENsnoHo SHOWS CIVILIZATION
Her Cniy-n- Decline so Follow th. ~.
ample >-f nj t.sinrfou.

Owensl'oru. KY. oct. g5.--Secreiarg
Louisville. and was met at the station
by a delegation of nfiy perpons-"Na-
iiurnr' Democrats and Republican,
and escorted 60 the nnad snus~. 90
which hc was IN. guest Nhil. in tails
city. u. held an informal r~o.i.ii an
fer two hours. and 90 that tim. re-
c"ivci quite a number 90 visitors. There
w'r. small delegations IN the city from
adjoining counties. At T.. IN. be vas
'-S-"rtcd from tn. hotel Co. IN. Sa'n
Jones Tabernaei. by several prominent
citizens and n brass hand. the members
OF which wer.. made ul' 90 the OE'.nr-
boro wagon factory -inploy-s. The
crowd numbered aboui 1900 people.
nearly Loco of them ladies.
The silver people w-re very mrrh
In evidence. hnt Carlisle was treat 4
mast couft.uufiy and 80 no time MAS
there the slightest iiaorilef. .N-c-isiins.
at one tim. Nhcn a policeman had Ia
hc called To- qucil H"r8e E-guscs ia til.
rear of tn. taisrrnsri. who had become
a little noisy. Tn. silver people N.sfe
ns anxious that Carlisle should have
nothing but IN. m"si courteous trrat-
rnent while In the city ar were his
mpst ardent admirers Chairman
Jones. 81 the national Democratic cum
mitt... tel-Kra.,h-d to silver laaacr-
here To u-c every means Go F,e that
Cariirl. was mot insul;.d In any man
nsr y hatev-r. and the state Democratic
committee mad. IN. same request.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
CAMPAIGN FACTS.
NeWs of the Men Who Are Leading
the Political Fight.
MONDAY A ZIG DAY AT CANTON.

Delegations from Seven States Can on the
Republican Champion and saturday.
Scenes are EiyalIed Bryan Leaves Jack
sonsi'le After a Big Meeting rhcre-Two
speeches II lAiton-!Iobart on the stump
Carlisle Talks at Greensboro Palmer
and BucInrr.
Canton. -. Oct. g. The LARGEST
crowds in Canton have been confined
generally To Saturdays. Yesterday.
however, was a surprise even to the
much-surprised Cantonisns. Organized
delegations came from Massachusetts.
New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio.
New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois. The
say Was fair and the professions Of
unusual briiliancy. The New Jersey
Frelinghuysen Lancers set the style.
and the day throughout MAS dis
tingulshed by the Inost handsome
parapheTnalia Of parade yet witnes sell.
The Erie railway employees del.ga-
ton was numbered by thousands. AFT
sr Major Mckinley returned from at
tending the funeral of his late friend.
W X Miller. the paraders began their
marches. They stood in waiting ON
North Market street in double line from
the Mckinley home to- the court house.
a half-mile straight-away. They gath
cred and packed and swayed about
the house 50 that speaking from the
porch to be heard by so vast a crowd
was impossible.
Had to Improvi-e Rostruni.
The temporary reviewing platform
used on Saturdays is not allowed To
stand after the day is over. There
was. therefore. no place to speak from
but the porch. But he had to give UP.
The crowd was too great to talk to
from such n rostrum. Tables had to
be carried from the house to improvise
a rostrum. So that the people Jammed
solid across the streets and crowded
as far as the eye could reach might
hear. The women as well as the Een
i'm the railway delegations each carried
an American flag. These were waved
vigorously. Torpedo canes were cx-
ploded. rockets fired. bazZoos and tin
to the enthusiasm of the scenes. Near
ly all of the Introductory speeches
referred to the coercion charge Of Bry-
an, and several Spokesman challenged
the proof FOR a single case of coercion.
Major Mckinley again referred to the
charge of forcing employees. declaring
in effect that there was no truth in 1t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27

~-fe arransing shess matters u ~as
nashed over the wires tat tue c-osss.
and Tsnnss-ss Democrats had rsS.otaa
the ossrtufes made - 10. p.suilsss
ard sd10ufned without making sysn.
ter propo-ifions. A. tf~s- tNo states
we're Involved IN our sfrsns~fo-nfs
this action rendered % isni..ssii.ls 60
essntinp. the n-E.tiati.sns. THY esf,s
broken OF aud csnfsrpncs arranged
with Watson and Red nt Nashrsii~,
that ! might rcruft Go them The facts
q the case.
In all justice 60 senator Jones 4
must Say that from the beginning ne
has been eager 20 remove an cosnt,ai.
satiuns and effect equitable fusion IN
every state. and thus unite All silver
rncn for nfysn and victory. An neso-
tia;ious are poN at an end. aud
whether our people and candidate have
l'--n f~caFnsz-d to the extent they
should hs OF not cur -osnrsaistoe desires
every furuiist Co prove hts patriotism
in helping &C the pulis Go elect Hryar.
jus; az they did In nominating him o.
81. Iutiss-'
Washhurn Gays Watson viii prob.
shly ei"se his campaign with a few
tpseehes ~ hts district for West. the
forulisi congressional candidate. We
fsrs h. does rot favor the publication
"f Natsnr'a letter 90 acceptance az
thi- late date. Ne watsun has stated
The principal roinis of his letter b.
public speeches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
HonAeT Go.> an THE STUMP.
Candidate Tor Vice President
Makes q Campaign Speech.

Camden. y. J.. oct. 27.-Carret a.
Hobart. the Republican candidate for
vice president. made what was prar-
tically his first political speech of iis.
CAMPAIGN last night at the Temple
theater. In this city. before an audi
cnce that filed the place TO overflopin,;
The meeting marked the commence
ment Of a campaign throughout the
state In which Hobart viii speak Pre-
vious To- the theatre meeting the can
didate was given n reception at the
Camden Republican club. where Tor
two hours "a steady line 81 persons
shook hands with him and Governor
GrigGs. the latter assisting him In re-
cciving.
After this Hobart was the guest 81
United States Senator Seweii at din
ner. Long before tn. hour Of meeting
the theatre was crowded 60 the DOOR.
and upon HohcrtE entrance he was
given an enthusiastic welcome. Sam
uel Bailey. one 81 Camden's fnanrfac-
turerS. presided Mt the meeting. Hoo
hart. upon being introduced. .xtenf-d
his heartfelt thanks for the reception
rendered him and proceeded 10 discuss
the isues Of the campaign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
rnoS, sAcxsoxz.us- 20 .r-cx
Bryan Cais Make. Caiy tss. >trp.-ri.
Ns.t.ns- al gsr.nn:nz EEs ssd-

Netting Al " = MN asit ssl
Alton. Ills. oct s..-That lort.on q
the city hall square an JacksonVliie
about the Eaily d-cSTstat .Yeak.1's
stand which had Teen built nsar tas.
north end was one crowd - pack 4
humanity when 8; : .. IN. yest.rd )
William J. Bryan BEGAN to speak the
ovation given him was one &C tn.
greatest &c has receive anywhere r. a
city Of anywhere near the size u:
Jacksonville. There v&s a process n
during the day which would have done
credit 20 a town mach larger than
JacksanViIIc. and the uici;c.s wee
numerous and appropriate. The ratio
Of ls to 1 was typificl In many original
ways. ard u >, eFi.,I that each sill, -
club We'd with its neighlsor ~ doiuE
something original. Thsfc vaa a H.
ticeahle number 80 yellow ribbons r,af-
tered through the crowd. but they ver.
In tn. great minority. Bryan WAS in
troduced 10y judge -. 4. Thompson IN
a short. fiattering speech. and when -.
took Ia. stand to speak he uas ch.cf q
wildly and hts old friends of Ja.k.en-
willie testified To- their devotion 10 ; "a
Ia a d,Is.onstrative manner.
Bryan afterwards addressed an audi
ence of women at the oi'ers House aI.i
left for this city at s:ls. There W.te
four short stops made by Bryan i.s-
tween JackSnnNill. aud Alton. st
Rootihouse. where n fiv.-minut. sinp
was made. n good-siz.-d ass-milal.s.
among which was a liberal sy,Tinkiius:
OF yellow ribbons greeted the candi-
date. He spoke from the platform fpr
a few moments. Godfrey. JcrS-yville
and Kane turned out fair-sizci crowds
To- cheer Bryan "a he appeared at ia.
back end of the ear.
Two speeches were made 1T Alton
last night. one from either side Of the
city hall building. Large and cnthus-
iastic audiences testified to their sp-
probation of the nominees statement
10y cheering and applauding mt each
stop he made In his Address. II. i~f,
at 1905 o'clock for Lincoln. Iiis. where
he vii laddressan audience ia time "a
leave that place Icy S:is In the morn
ing. He will arrive IN Chicago ai . q
| this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
ALL FUSION NsGOTI or
So Far as Chairman jones and Po,,uiist
washi,urn Are Conr~rusd.

Chicago. oct. &c. Y. washburn. Of
the Populist national committee. who
returned from Georgia yesterday de-
clared In an interview last night that
all fusion negotiations between S.na-
tor Jones and himself were of. In tn.
interview he said: When I visited
Georgia ! saw that IL was vitality So
sentiai that all complications should
be adjusted at once. that the solid vote
of the ''middle-of- the-road'' Populists
might be secured for BRYAN While We
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
Cosiuxsss proodiu.. Denounced.

Cpvington. Ky. OFT. g5-oid Follows
hall was crowded La; night by rn-n er-
ciusivcly, without distinction of party. to
express indignation nt the insult offered
Secretary Carlisle In that hail 90 ias
Thursday night Resolutions wee adopt
ed strongly denouncing the nets &C the
hoosilums aud Demanding their rro-rcu-
ton and punishment 4 subs'i'ute IN
Guiding denunciation a. the rowdyism os
Yale students nj the Bryan meeting nc
New Haven was yo.rvi dosn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
Castoria.

"sastesia bs aB sNaiisnt snedicsne Cos
siiiiaisna Nal,aIs iiase repeatedly todd iap
Il ia gsod sii.sa upon thsaf sbiidfrn"
%. O. G. osooOB lowell. Mas
" T'hs asc e casiofia b. 40 universal aud BE
snsssis 80 Wi kne~a tiiat a secras Noit
e sui,rsrfs'faiioa 60 ssdofse a. Jew afs She
inisiiireti faniiies who DO 500, Keep cas,ofia
~fhif easy fcaeh"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27

i'of HrsofHi sfHa : have recommended
eaaiofla. nnd shau alNass continue go do
no Hs q ias invariably produced i,cneiicim
Result
lDHIs o, 1At1Br ~ o., rev yofi City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27
Cagtoria.

"fiaai.s1a b. go ~sii adapted a. rinidren
iiia BHspaaa'nd II ns sapciioi 90 nn, pie,
aeiirtian Known ~ mi
a. A, AReBtR. N. -. fBooiiyn. n. y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27

Elegant Boucle Cloth Jack
ct, made in latest style,
worth $i2 so.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27

Children's Shirred Tam
O'Shanter. Other ones at
SOC, 75c and $l.00.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27

Quilts others sell for Zoe:
small blackbirds at Zoe; fine
black plumes worth 75c, 35c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27

Ladies Cheviot Cloth Jack
cts. lined throughout with
silk, worth %. 90.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-27

ipfcsefii,e casioiis s-rriy day Coz ebiidff'n
who air sufief8aR from constipation, with
isfisf .fsost than feocisc from any othof
os,inianaiion az d,nys"
Dos. T.. a. MoRoAs. south htnilos, x, 4
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARX II

New York, April 1.--To-days stock
market indirectly indicated the source
Of yesterdays animation, rejecting
decided dinainution of the short in
tefest. People who had not appre-
ciated the situation were inclined TO
look to-day for lively advancing spec
ulation and they were disappointed.
Tobacco figured for nearly one-third
of the entire dealings, recording sales
of Al 800 shares. The speculation in
this stock overshadowed in interest the
trading in other shares, owing to the
continued adroit manipulation and the
long drawn-out agitation regarding a
possible compromise with the oppos-
ing interests and the dividend action
taken by the directors at to-day's meet
ing. The directors were in session
the greater part of the day and the
dividend announcements were With
held until long after the close Of busi-
ness on the exchange. The stock
moved in cratic fashion in repsonse
to various estimates as TO the probable
amount of the dividend. At the out
set, weakness was evident, the price
receding 1$s per cent to 1914. AT the
low level inside buying caused rally
to 90al, a reaction to 88A followed
and in the late dealings another rally
to S98l IN the street later in the after
upon bids Of 93 to 95 were reported on
the dividend Of 2 per cent on the pre-
ferred and a dividend in cash of 2 per
cent and an extra disbursement of 20
per cent iii scrip on the common
stock The scrip dividend Is estimated
with the ctock at 80 as equal to $1,000
on 20 full shares, or at 95 the curb bid
price, it would be equal TO. $1,000
on 20 full shares. The general market
opened firm but soon shaded of slight
ly all around. IN the final dealings q
general selling movement occurred,
causing recessiong Of fractions from
the best figures Of the dry, The
closing was dull and heavy Bonds
were active and higher with special
trend IN the Reading and Northern
Pacific issues. The sales were $1,000
600.
NEW York, April 4 M neg aq cal
firmer 81 2G13 per cent; l3st oan "a tossed
at 2GgM per cent. PINE aierssnfile aref
5l4M61z rer cent. Sterling s,tnAnge STEADY
with actual business ia 1snkerz' bills aG
4 SSsItE4 81 for denland and a.s71z6ks.S3 f5f
60 days. Posted rate AsSI044e9 Com.
mercial bills 4.s71I Bar. silver 6Sk Sill
yer certificates 68 N NlGS56 Mexican do!laYs
-. Government bonds firm ssfafa bonds
ina i've Eatlread bonds firm,
4l45s ~,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
NRw YoRR.

Nsw YoRR, April 1.-Cotton-Spot
cotton closed qntet m.ddling uplands
TX, middliug gulf SIS; sales l,3S5 bales
Futures opened firmeT sales S,20O bales.
Futures closed steadP; sales $1,000 bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02

track white State sl@2s options-May
24Al Ge34M, closed IA
Feed--Duli.
Hay Easy chipping 70; good to choice
Timothy 90Ga05.
Hops-Dull; State. common choice,
1894 crop, 2&N4; 1895 do 30S; Pacific
coast, 1894 crop, 21s@4; 1895 crop 3as.
Hides 81 let wet sailed New Dreams
selected, 81 ponds 20925, California, III;
Galveston III; Buenos Ayres dry, 20 lbs,
l6 Texas, dry, Gl30 lbs 3
Leather Quiet and easy hemlock sole,
Buenos Ayres, light ana heavy weights,
Wool Quiet; domestic fleece 1924;
pulled 10 a26.
Coal-Stea1Y.
Beef Steady; family s100O@12 %: extra
mess &7td2S.00; beef hams &f550a9 8 90;
packet S90ll.00 city oxtra india mess SIG
@1S00
Ont Steady; picked bellies 45k
151s; shoulders AZ; hams SIS SM.
Lsrd-Kirm; western steam closed 81
1915: city =; options May $40, nominal;
refined firm; TO the continent S. 10;
South American $50: compound 495M4%.
POrk-Steady; SS.7509 so for mess. snort
clear S10.00@1I.75; family 001O75.
Butter--Steady: Western dairy -; do.
81, imitation creamery 12GD761S tlbe dairy
1I@S0 do reamery -.
Cheese tsady; large State 60101[;
small fancy 90 tOS<; artskims $685.; full
skins 2@21S.
Eggs-Firm; state and Pennsylvania
IL; ice house -; western fresh HIGHS
Taliow-Q Quiet city Cs2 per PACKAGE
3M@3 11-l6; country packages free) $40
1915.
etroleun-Firm United closed 81 80; re-
fined New York --: Philadelphia and
Baltimore -; do in bulk -.
Rice Steady, domestic fair TO extra Is
06; Japan 39l14H.
Molasses-hirm New Orleans open
kettle, good 10 choice 29037
Peanuts Steady; fancy picked ~ do
nestle 3M as.
FfeighGs TO Liverpool jurisdiction by
steam I'D; grain Sd
Northern l1.00@I3.50.
Copper t5ady; brokers 1Csz; exchange
LEAD Lead9Easg; brokers IS co, exchanse
S3.05@3.l0
Tin-Easy; straights s18 35@1345 plates
weak
Spelter- Quiess: domestic g. 100415
Cotton Seed OH Quiet and aboutsteady
prices NORMALLY unchanged; prime cruz,
81: prime crude b mills I7@l9, Of
grades l91Ea20; butter grades 2802s; prim'
summer yellow 251S; off summer yellow
rs. prime white 2Sl29
Coffee-Sp0E Rio quiet; No z, 1921; milk
quiet Covdova 16M@l8.
Sugar-Rsw irm; fair refining 3Z
centrifugal, G8-test. 4 10 refined quiet
NJ. 6, 1915, No. z, ~; No 8, 7-.6
| No. 3, 5-l6; no. 10, i 5 Is; No. II, ~; No
| IL, 4 s is; No 13, ~; No. IA, 8 1918; Moull
| a 5 z is: standard A 5 10; confectioneri
| A S i-16: cut loaf ID 10; crushed 5 l3. f0
powdered 57-.6i granuiated 53 10. cnoei
| 57-56
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
THE TOBACCO TRUST
Declares a sQuarterly Dividend
OFF, Per Cent.
COMMON AND PREFERRED
The Adroit Manipulation OF the
Market Continued.
PRICES FLUCTuATED WILDLY
The Speculation in American Tobacco
Yesterday Overshadowed in In
terest the Trading in all
Other Shares.
COMMON AND PREFERRED
PRICES FLucruATED WILDLY

New York, April 1.-The cotton mar
ket opened at an advance of ftd2 points
on the increase in Liverpool sales TO
10000 bales, but the market immedl-
atelv turned easier under local pres
sure. Trading throughout the session
was of a holiday character. The move
ment AT interior towns and at the
ports are running ahead of expecta-
lions, and opinions as to the current
crop are working toward 100000
bales. The close was steady at a net
decline of / to points. Spot quota
tions 1-16 cents lower with spot buy
ers very scarce.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April --Fl0uT-Dul
Western superine s2.30G2.50; do axtrs
80 6013.1 family g. 45@3. 20; winter whea.
patent 90 s0040j; spring wheat pateni
So 10, do. spring wheat straights $500
$40.
Wheat Dull: spot and April 7215@722l
Nay t9M@691S; July 6918@ 81; sUeanei
Nc. red =; Southern wheat % sample
76077; do on grade 72G75.
0orn-Stsady; spot and April 33% G34
May 540341ss ia y r.; steamer miEet
~ a 80, Southern white corn 341S bid
do yellow corn 35@35
Cats Easier; ~. white western 26S
9g201&; NJ. mixed western do 241S.
Rsa- Steady: no z, 425s q As for near BY
45Mt6 for western.
f1aY-Steady, With 60 demand for bet
ter grsds s, choice 11mothy 3.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
B ! / p |:
Land for Sale.

on Monday, April 10Th, 1895, ali the court
house do0r IN Raleigh. n. c. / viii sell at
public sgntcry tract Of land IN Wake c0un-
ty about 10 miles southeastward Of Raleigh,
containing 30 acres, more or less ad1oining
the lands of the late David Lewis, Seth
Jones, CasweH Sturdevant, Altman Turner,
jefferson smith and Others being ta4e land
conveyed 10 John $. Johns BY Orran A.
Smith ct al by deed registered in book No.
81. atxpage 65 of the Registers office of
wake county. and described in mortgage
from John s. Johns to H. b. Dancy, regis
tered in book NO. 81, at page 403, OF said Reg
ister's Office.
SzSale made under Judgment of Wake su.
perior Court in the case of II. J.. Jeffr4es ct
ais v. John S. Johns ct ais, No. SO =. ID, min.
utes of February term 1896, page l1i
Terms of sale. 0ne-third cash, residue In
two equal instaIlments, payable respective
Iy land II months after day of sale with
interest from day of sale. Hour of sale, II m.
S. +. MORDECAI, Com'r.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
eRAINAND PRopUcE MARKETs.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April Although the
wheat market was very dull to-day the
price was remarkably firm and 1T
closed We. higher for May than it did
yesterday. Anxiety regarding the
crops of Kansas and California, owing
to what many consider the unfayorable
character of the weather prevailing
in those States, was the element in
the days strength. Corn and oats were
firmer, the former gaining for May
We. and the 3zc. on Yesterdays close
Provisions recovered from their recent
depression and adopted substantial
gains.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
LAND SALE.

By virtue of a mortgage executed Co me
by Atlas Upehurch and Virginia UpehurGh
Register of Deeds Office for Wake County
N. @, will sell to the highest bidder for
cash. at the court house door Of Wake
county, on the 9th dav Of April, lSg6. AZ N
o'clock m, the land described in said mort
gage deed, and bounded as follows: RegiH-
ming at a white oak on Reedy branch. thence
west $50 poles to a stake: thence South &c
poles to s0urwood tree; thence east no
poles to pointers on the branch: thence ar
the meanders Of said branch TO first statiaas
containing 90 acres, subject 20 deduction OF
is acres, which were sold to Spence Belb-
nett now containing 32acres. Land situate
near Apex, N. @. w. II. UTLEY
March 1896, Mortaagee
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
NAVAL srt)tHs.

NEw YORK, April 1.--Fib firm
strained, common TO good '7511.771s
Tarpenttre- StesdY ct 2S&@f9
tHARLRsTOE. April 1.--Ros.n s'e8c J
81 Gi s5Ml.40
1urpenflas Firm at 24L
WILMINGTON, April l Resin frm,
strained $50, goo Gstrained 80. Spir
its Fl m at 2gs<@25x Per firm st 80
Turpenffpe Firm. soft 81 S0.yiFgin $1.70
sAvAHHAa- April l.--5plriOa arrpsnnns
firm at 2516; ea4ies s97.
Resin rrn sgaCeY YLibe ~ Is. window
glass a2. C5: II, 81 90 RI, 81 80: X 81 10, !
55:H. $50 G. sl.45 il. as. Il. $40. 81
8t 80: q. 81 90
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
WACH0vIA,
LOAN & TRUST COMPANY,
OF WINSTON. N. O.,
Capital, $780, 600

Acts as Executor, Administrator,
Guardian, Assignee. Receiver, DEPOSIT
tory of Money in Court, Trustee under
willi OF by appointment of Court, and
agent for individuals and corporations,
1t acts as trustee under deeds Of mort
gage or trusts given by persons or cor
porations.
1t acts as agent in issuing, registering
and transferring stocks, bonds, debeR-
lures or evidence of debt
1t acts as Financial Depository for
building and loan associations and
other corporations, thus insuring stock
holders against defalcations.
1t receives money and pays interest
on time deposits, and does a general
banking business.
1t buys and sells securities suitable
for trust funds and the most conserve
tive investors.
1t acts as agent for women In the manage
meDt Of their estates, collects income. TGat8,
etc, and executes trusts for married wSp-
men.
1t acts as custodian of wills and cOnsuits
! as to them. and ther matters Wish0Et
charge
1t receives papers TO be held in escrow.
correspondence and consultation invite
on the making of Wills or any other Bugd
ness, for which no charge viii be H&d0-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-02
NEW ORLEANS.
LIVERPOOL

l1IyHgro0I. pril Il 4:l5
.-ss,sxou-Spor. i creased demand; Auleri-
can nlfdd.ing 1882
Sales 0f the day were 10 90 bales, Of
which 800 bales were for speculation and
axpcrt, anu included Y, 100 bales AmaTi-
can: receipts IS, 90 bales. Including ,9J0
bales Anne lean
Futures opened STEADY an closed re-
steady al the dect1ne.
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Life insurance Company
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or HARTFORD, conn
Assets $4,000 coo
Surplus $500, 900
Has beend DING business in North Carolins
for thirty cars.
It's 1ar policies provide HANDSOME LOsh
and CASH SURRENDER vsLUEs All policies
incontestable after OkE YEAR.
IT'S PREMIUM RATES and RATE OF EXPENSE
ARE LOVER than any Of its competitors.
Thisscompany enjoys the unique disttnc
ton of having INCREASED EVERY DIVIDEND
EVERY YEAR FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
It's FINANCIAL RECORD and its Pgospf PAY.
MENT or DEATH LOSSES, commands the atteD
ton Of those desiring insurance.
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GOOD AGGN ~ WANTED.
j. 70. BouSHALL, Gent Agent
RALEIGH. y. C.