Th3T Wilson Advance
tX700DARD & CONNOR
T 9 , . rcbli&m and Proprietors.
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FRIDAY.... .... FBHRUAKY 27. lS
, inroaTAci: or iiaujkkvy.
W azteo with our esteemed content
j prry ibe Goldsboro Mejuengtr.
f!bat.for aotnetirae past there has been
'.-) ordialH and unanimity m our
nartv than could be desire. And
while we would 'not ' exaggerate ' the
danger which may result from conflict-
vinj Interosts and personal ambition.
1 e think it world be well to pause
awhile, in ihe pursuit of aims purel
elfish, and luhlress oftraeltea to that
harmony and unity of purpose, bv
which- alone wo can hope to succeed
lit the coming elections both Slate and
& NatlonaL
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f . l ltat atncrenCCS Ol opinion snuum
:-e9x9 bpon questions of State policy
wat - Uf have been expected. An
honest expression of opinion- upon
- questions that directly concern every
- voter and taxpayer Is not to be con
- Y4tnncdA The liberty of apecch and
f the liberty of tlie press are the most
nijbly valued legacies ueqeatneci io
( ot by past generations, hut that liber
y ought never to be useil to impugn
, .tht mot ires of onr friends whose past
Mai and'fidelity have secured - our p
. probation ', and I heir elevation,
v Hasty , judgments are apt to be
rrnnMnn and morn linrm comes from
. acting upon them than from waiting
for all the facta to be presented so
that an intelligent opinion may be
formed. Delays are proverbially dan-
depends upon the subject matter de
layed. If it be something, that do.
4 pends upon the formation of an opin
ion,, subsequent developments "-often
change early impressions. It is always
.safest never to .be hasty to condemn.
Tolerance of differences of opinion up
on matters involving no essential
principles, are indispensable to . the
e ... r.
-ly so with the Democratic party as at
present constituted. For it cannot be
denied that it is composed of discord-
ant alements is to some extent a
conglomerate party, which a common
dauber and a common interest, more
than an agreement jn the fundamental
, principles of the old Democratic partj
has held and still holds together. It
hi evident from its very composition
, thai unanimity of opinion upon all
.matters is not attainable unity of ac
tion only can be hoped for. This we
must seek to obtain by every means in
our power by discouraging and dis
coonteuancing all .divisions and dis
sensions In our ranks from whatever
causa they may . arise whether from
the agitation-of sectional questions, or
- tht advocacy of the claims of particu
lar candidates for office.
Wa are upon the thrcsbhold of most
Important canvass xho reults of
which may shape tke destiny of this
country for generations, if not for all
time to come. The traditions of the
, past and tha unwritteu law of the re
public are about to be ignored by the
- dominant party, whose determination
In rtil nr ruin this eonntrv. lias nerer
- for a moment beon abandoned. The
. Democratic party have a sacred dtfty
to perform which should override all
aetata considerations. United, bar
. nonioos, and with proper loaders, we
hava everj reason to hope for a glori
ous victory".
The National Democratic Com
- . sailice ii is Deitsveu win select incm-
nam as as iuc piace lor .itoiumg me
, axt National Democratic Convention.
The Committee is in session in Wash
ton City and the advantages of St.
.-. Louis, Chicago, Baltimore and per-
... . I I I. .1 J; . t
bsps other Cities Kill be presented for
consideration. The Cincinnattians
kowsver are sanguine of attaining the
coveted honor. Washington Is not
without hope, but the political at mo 8
, phare is detmed to be unhealthy aud
. its chances are not flattering.
Since writing the abovo ve learned
that Cincinnattl has been selected as
r ' Ibe place and the 22nd of June next.
1 "the time for bolding the oext Ration
al Democratic Co nvention. The Re
publican Convention will bo held iu
Cbfcage early fnMsy nex
.Tact. rage top CenUamals eontinues
without abatement, The latest is the
proposal to eel ebr ate tlie battle of
Guilford Court Honse Iiog Moun
tain, Cftvpen's and Yorktown , hare
been or will be celebrated with becom
ing patriotic detuoustrations
hare pea."
"Let us
m w, hvvw i r i rasa
We have received a coby of the ad
dress of Got. Jarvia to the people of
the State, setting forth the proposition
for the purchase of the Western A'orth
Carolina Kail Road and his reason for
calling an extra session of the Legis I
lature. We regret tltat the address 1
9tu ton Into for- oiibHcntion !n lhi
issue of the Advance. We .hall pub-1
lull it in our-next.- The members of j i
lit juffcisUtuie have beau called to j fr all. services, no mt'eaye or travel -gether
ti consider a vary important j h:g expenses will bo allowed, The law
question, about which it is to be hoped , very severe for obstructing in the
they will thoroughly inform thernailves j discharge of their duties --"which bein
at d also ab'iut the wishes of their j on the first Monday in June and end
constituanls, before the meeting'of the j with the month. Any psrson jibovc
extra, session the l"th uf March next.
Il''e regret to be oblige I to differ with
t-be Govomor and hi- c uncil as to
the necessity of convening the Legis
lature at this time, but have no doubt
they have been actuated by an jcarnest
desire to promote what they conceive
to be the best interests of the people
of North Carolina. From the test in
foimation we have len able to get
upon the' subject we fct.ll adhere to the
belief that the State ought to retain
control ot the road until cotnpUtod to
I'irnt Hock The. road will then if
we have been coriectly informed be
worth $3 000.000 to ti e State and the
expense of completing it to that point
wilt-not -exceed 560,0p0. which we
think ihe tax payers of the Slate would
cheerfully bear as : a "matter of State
pride antl for the prospective advtn-tages-to
be derived from establishing
communication with Ihe" great W est
an.l the valley of the Mississippi- We
will give onr views, accompanied by
the arguments 'of ' those.' favoring and
thoKe opposed to the sale of the road,
in our next issued and we shall endeav
or to discuss the nubject with that
fairness and candor which its j impor tance
to the tax payers of "the. State
demand.
Till? M:lI.iTIitr. C4M.FD
ii K.vritA s.i:m.hio..
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Ye are indebted to an .' extra" is-
sned by Ilale'a Weekly Saturday, for
the following :
a rnrx ulamatiox nr the goveknoh
Hy aud with the advice of the Conn
cil of State, I. Thomas J Jarvis, Gov
ernor of North Carolina, in the- exer
cise of the power conferred upon me
by the Coufttitiort. ' do . issue this inv
Proclamation, convening the..' General
Assem'ily in extra session' on Monday,
the fifteenth dny of March, in the year
of our. Lord one thousand eight hun
1ed and . eighty, on which day at
twelve o'clock, mridian, the Senators
and Members of the House of Rep
resentatives of the General Aesembly
of North Carolina, are hereby notified
and requested to meet in their re
spective .Ilftlls in. the Capitol,- in the
I City of Raleigh, for . the purpose of
considering a proposition for the pur
chase of the State's . interest in, and
the completion of Weslern North
Carolina Road, ina le by W. J. lies',
J. N. Tapfan, W. R. Grace and James
I). Fish, of the Ciiy of New York, of
whose financial rcponsibility und per
sonal integrity I have satisfactory as
surances, and for considering sifcb
other propositions as may be made
for the same purpose.
In Witness Whereof, I,. Thomas J.
Jarvis,.. Governor and Coniina!i
de-in-Chief, .have hereunto, set
my hand and caused to be af
fixe d thereto the Great Seal ol
. - ." 'Slate.' '. :: ;
Done at our City of Raleigh
this the twenty first day of Feb
ruary, in the 3-ear of our Ixrd,
one thousand eiglitbundred and
eighty, and in the one hundred
and fifth year ol American In
dependence. ' ,
Thomas J. Jar vis
Governor.
By tUe Governor :
G. L. Duplet, Private Secretary-
4
GBIDIID . MCIIOOI.9.
These schools appear to have given
satisfaction wSerever they have becu
orgauized and conducted by compe
tent teachers, Raleigh and Greens
boro have been especially benefited by
them, not only in the superior educa
tional facilities which they have
afforded but in the auxiliary aid which
they have given to existing institu
tions of learning. It is stated upon
reliable authority that the Peace Ineti
tute, St. Mary's and the BaptUt Fe
male Seminary have all been material
ly benefitted by the excellent ' graded
schools of Raleigh. Tke same result
has followed the adoption of the system
iu Greensboro. And now Charlotte is
anxious for a graded school, which is
ably advocated by the Obstrctr and
Democrat. Why should we not have
one iu Wilson? ,
The Presidential biographer Maj.
Ben Perley 1'oore, It (s said, is en
gaged in writing the life of John Sher
man regardless of tjie prediction of
Cen Duller, that Grant vAM he nomi
nated and elected in whirl. ' -Hut
neither Grant nor fcfeermsu can be
elected t the Democratic parly U true
to itself.
ituia tub crasrs.
A$ some of our .'readers may be in
terested in the compensation allowed
by law to census takers or enumera
tor, we give the following, which -we
presume to be reliable information.
The compensation U enumerators U
two cents for each liviny inhabitant;
tWi, cents for er.ch death reported:
ten cents for each farm ; fifteen cents s
',r each niai.ufactory. This is in full I
the ago of 21 years refusing to furnish
the infoi tnation required by the enu
merator fi;(feits $100 to be recovered
in an action of debt. Odlcers of cor
pyra'.;.iiiH are liable to a penalty not to
cxceei ? 1000 Tor refusing to furnish
the iiifoim-atio:t required. .j
.liATlO.XALIIOMOlYS
The American people do not: "take
much stock' in national holiday's,
The fourth lof July is but .indifferently
observed south of Matoit and Dixon's
line and the 22nd of February
Washington's birth day scarcely 'meets
with' a:ny recognition at all. This is
not as it should be. The anniversary
of our National ludep Jndance and the
birlh day of the Father of his. country
ought ever. to be especially commemo
rated by the 'American people of all jj
sections. j
ro II oMi tit I .c(le(l.
Xo palatial hipiial .:u.'ed' for Hop Bitter-
paliwiit-. ! tmr larj--a!anid talnitrd
pnlfci lo trll what Ilp Hitter will iloor
curr..H tliry t-ll their own story by then
certain 'and ah.iluti' cures at home.
SEW ADVERT! S KM KNTS.
45 Years Before the Public.
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THE GENUINE
Dol'MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitisor Liver Complaint,
bVSrKKIA JtWO tlCC HRADACUK
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
1)AIN in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is ,in the left side;
the patient is rrely able to lie on the
left side ; sometimes the -pain : is felt
under : the shoulder blade, and it fre
quently extends to the top of the shoul
der, and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness ; the bowels in general are ;
costive,' sometimes alternative wiih lax; i
the head is troubled with pain, accom
panied with a dull, heavy sensation in
the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accom
panied with a painful sensation of hav- !
ing left undone something which Sought
to have been done. A slight, dry tough
is sometimes an attendant The datient
complains of vveariness and debility; he i
is easily .startled, his feet , are cold or
burning, and he complains of a prickly
sensation of the skin; his spirits are'
low; and although, he is satisfiedl that
exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up forti
tude enough to try it. In fact, hedis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few of them
existed, yet examination of the -body,
after deathj has shown the lives. to
bave been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, in
cases of Ague and Fever, when taken i
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them a fair trial.
For all bilious derangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE or IWITATIOXS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every kox has a red wax seal on the lid.
with the impression Dr. McLane's Li veh
Pills.
"The genuine McLase's Live Pills bear
the signatures of C. McLa.he and Fleming
fiaos. on the wrapper.
Insist cpon having the genuine Dr. C.
McLank's Livia Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros., of Pittsburgh. Pa., the market being
full of imitations of the name Jrine,
ipelled differently but sane pronunciation.
Big Pay.
A G E N T S
A X T E D
W want a limitpfl nnmbor f actir-, pnrcrii.'
caBvap' tonraere ia :i i.iaiit and profitable
feuMia. Oootl men wtU find yiii a rare chance
To vlLl.3 Money.
Such will r-1-.-vse.mswrr thi advert l.n.ni by
letter. rnrloinr Manip for replv, tatjn- wha
bu.-ines's they hare bee 1 enjrs-ed in. Aoae t b
thos.- .who ntran b.iine nel applr.
teb-iy l.NLEY. HAKVKY CO.. Atlanta.Ua.
OR SALE OR RENT.
A desirable residence wiili four romi.
Iftcn ed in the eteni part ot tlie to-rn or
lon. cntaiuini one acre o! ground.
H'ill sell either for cah or on credit br will
rent for this rear. Applv to
fcb(i-it , j'. s. Woodard.
LQUO! MEAL!! LUMBER!!!
I am now inepared to grind wheat and
eorii wit & as little WMter Sinl u iu short
i ne m C4 be done at any mjlJin Uib-
Ih;nri( in this country. I will cuarantee
,j ciPivnm m gouu nuw ami as mucli
as gootl TOeal and as mmjcu tan le jnade
f Ihe nune brt cl Mru any where vise,
sawid luaJ- fiirt.ial Kt ff,ort Dit4.-e.
tome and trjiue ami be blessed.
. H-ctfullr, U. i. Fixcu.
1 -0- 3iu. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
fjjHE LAST CALL. '
. jThisH to notify all par'ie wli li.iv
not yet p-iid their tixes for hist. yi-4r ihar
I lie iuuit t Jt paid within th nest tweutv
Uv will lwcUi-cteJ hi the end -f 1 1 1 - law.
a'd c ucei ned take d ie notice for tiki
is th'j hut warnio;;. "
j K. II. H'lNTEAD. Sh-ri.T
i- of Wilson oeunty.
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PurbUunt to an .orl-r of fi
CVnirl of Wiri.)ii on;itv. i!al n t!ic 'ittli
flay of January, HJU). I h.l!l k-11 t 'h
(Hint hou-s f ,r iii U'ils i;, on Atondtv
tt day of M;i!c!i IS ). tli-- nn-l 1 t in
! lit tfkn'ti ,,f U'!!i Ivmii- ri, r i t
iuljiiii.!gt!ie' h.i i,f Jo!i:i K. iriar.l,i
A Brili and inilie Danirl. belonging t. i
the chil.lnfu of a. II. Faiwn r. ! ct a-. (!.
. wriii, p)ij casli. oalaiicc in eq'iai insiai
iniMitH. nip, t wo ami '. Iiie jf8rs wiih in-ju-rrt
frni bitc at 8 per ivnt. Titl? re
jiteived uiitil purdiji-e in ney i" f-JIy paitl.'
I ! I II. G. Cox SOU, C'oiiiiusi uer.
I f-b G4t
CUBATIKEj
A medicinal com
pnimij.of fcnown value
conitiiiiinc lit out- prep
aration ihe curative
poivers for the evila
which -protiuc? all die-i-.-.cs
cl .i!i f I'!ood tb
.!, tlifi Xlidiie-.iti.
1 litfir. ia actio:i and
itiorcugU in its tfT-ct.
lt! unexcelled for the
curp of all itlootl Ziiu
ce suck as Sfre
ilia, iStmorm. Holla,
Tetter, Stilt liheuut.
It lie 11 mat im. Jffer
ettrlal foltoMing,
also ('o)imtipntlon,
IH:Vli, 1 " l -gent
ion, 'Sour Stout
rich, lletention of
I fine, etc.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
FOR IT.
THEBSOWS CEEi'iEALCG.
For Blood DifatM.
CURAT1NS,
For Liver Ccwpialiits.
GURATifi
J
I'oc Ki.'yiey DUaaso.
CURATiK-E,
i For Klionnjatiam.
CURATIHEk
Tor Scrofula Iiaei3s.
CURAT1HE,
Tor trrtiplai. 1 ilnpltJ,
j iitioicr.e;, eic.
BALTIMORE, Md.
EtGIIT YEES SUCCESS.
TllE LARGEST IN THE STATE.
Printing' s Binding
;''.'!'!'' , .AN" I)
Blank Book Mannfaclnriug'
We jix'funi our ilaTTts to friinds and
patrons v1k have ht're!.ofir: f.tvnred u
wiili tli V ot dcr--, mid we take pleasure in
avitj?lto tliein we am
T t E H V R E P A R E D
Kor ;o'fl v.ork :i'irl prompt execution of
orders! I nan yrr hi 'uve. while our pt icc
ii; as low lii't elaso work can he done
anywhere.
PKINTING AM BlKDINO of any k'md
from a! vii itig eard to the larjfiM hand hill.
L E G A-L . 15 LANK S .
A complete :isoi tinent of L"d .lIi;ikV
of ilw I Fatet f i ms always on hand and
ninrle-lj postpaid t 1.00 ptr hundred, erd
for cat:itoHP. If ynu wi.-di anyihing in this
line write up; it will pay yon.
j : Ke-pcci hilly, .
Edwanls Broughton, &. Co.
i ' 1 -PriNTEKS .ANI UlNDEUS.
j 11ALEIG11, X. C.
WATT . PLOWS,
WARRANTED THE BEST IN USE.
Farmers j Look to Your Interest.
We caution you in buying cast itiirs f-,r
onr Plws to carefully sec that .each aud
every piece has this our
tnireon.: TJo?n Cnttnjs are on th markot mad
of poor metal and filling badly. All srenuini oni
harjiliore ' tridp-m-irk all witlioat nr ('oiintr-
fcit. Consult vour own interts and lake only
(tie genuine. You will find them the nwt dura
ble, and cheapest rori ca.n bur, Tak no O'ner
I H'ATT & CALL.. Iiicnmond, Va
Sold by C. Barnes, Wilson, N. C.
no2I-tf-
A. WRENN & SON
MANl'FACTUHF.i: OK
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. HAR
NESS. SADDLES
& BRIDLES,
DF F.VF.ltV A'AltlKTA
Deal I largelv in fanii,Jf'aoii, Cart
IFheel? 'Jt. Axles, horse Hlanket.
Collar,1 Ilame?, .H'hips Ac &c.
iy I
Caniaye & Ilarncs? Material of all Wis
sold a low a? aur johinjr house ia the
United States.
Xos. 14, 16, 24 & 2.
U don St.
NORFOLK VA.
4 1y
K$TAHL!SIIKI). 1").k
7 "a riinn mn
IN EYEHf YAB1 ETY"
m. PINE & WALNUT LUllTELS;
GEORGE 0. STEVEKS,
No. 49 Light Street,-
iend for Prices.
A
litMlU.N liOlSi
King's Mountain High School.
Kixo's 51orxTAix, Cleveland Co., N. C
.Next e5ion opens 1st ilonday iu Jui-j
j nary. and ciitiniics 6 lod uiui'th",
for 24 weeks. Wider area of pationare than l
1 t.f
Wjlitary and Business Departments.
plajn praciicul Omiouih Preparar
11
western orin caruiua.
A
ory
f Scwooi. iion liealthful.
j Tuition, uniform and board, including
j fire and 1 inhts, frotii tQ lo jr ik.s-
i ior. of i citrtuli-.
i Send for circular lo .
( w. T. U. HKLI
'j a2-liu.
A.JL, Pr.utltu'.
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MEDICINE FORTHES
BL00D,UVR&K!DNEY
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1879
FALL TRADE
1879
J. J. THOMAS,
GKOCER
i t'-'-"l '
1 51
COMMISSION MEUOIIANT
AND
pnTTO V Q'1?T T ,'f? li !
J J JL 1 VJ LA UliUJJtJLl
New Store Na 6 Wilmington St..
RALEIGH, N. C.
The
;iu and stouagk of Cotton;
A SPECIALTY.
In at or ud ai 1 1 viuir.
oO.OOv) Yards -Uaziii?.; (whole and hslf
roIN-
1;0:)U Yards Fine Dundee Racing, for
iint sheets.
Hiindh'S .V t Arror Tics.
oi)0 IJuiHUe SiIieed Tit-s, (all Arrow
r.u.iklc-.)
")Ul) lutid F.nin? Taiiic. '
!ANo full 'stock of Mestt,"Ma'l, Com,
Flour, Mobsf.-. u;ar, Coflee, S?lr, Set &c.
all of whieh I oUr upoiv a l"w termsf-as
thei run be had anywhere.
rersoiial cars j;iven totlie sale of ColtMit
and upon any coiton stored - with nis for
IiirJht pr4ee I-will nmk liberal ea-h -advances,
low rate of interest: and 'iaal:
cIimjcs for htori!-:!'. ( "oi!-i:;iiin'jits and
correr-pondenr-e lieired. 1 will li jjlatl.t
h.iT inv fritne. and cu'toiners' call at my
Hice to ee whe.i iheV rone to t;i igh.
" J. J. THOM AS,
"). - Oflici No, 6 Wihoinjiton St.
Oot ion Flat form. Mcivee Sjuare t Hapti-f
Grove, ltalcij;h, N. C.
arsajafilia
la a compornd of the virtiu-s of sarsaparil
la. sriliinia, tnaudrakc, y-llow dork, with
the iodide of potash and iron, pll powerful
hloud-niakinjr, lilood-eleStising.jand life-sustaining
eleujmits. It is'tha ptucitt, .safest,
and most effectual alterative inedieine
known or available to the public "The sci
cnee of medicine and chemistry have never
produced so valuable a remedy, nor one so
potent to cure ail diseases resulting from
impure blood. It cures Scrofula and
all scrofulous diseases,. Krysipelas,
Rose, or St. Anthony's Fire, I'iniples
and Face-grubs, Pustules! ISIotches,
Boils, rumors, Tetter,! Humors,
Salt Rheum, Scald-head, Ring-worm,
Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism Mercurial
Disease, Neuralgia, Female Weak
nesses and.' Irregularities,1 Jaundice,
Alieeilons of tl-e Liver,
Krnafiation, ad ieo-r;4l
yspeHia,
ie:)illty.
py its ;searchii2 and 'tlcanins"qua!ilie!l
it it.unjes out the foul corruptions' which
eoiitaiuinnte the bU;oJ ami cause derange
ment and decay. It .stimulates
the vital functions, promotes
tnd enlivens
euerjrv and
strength, restores and preserves health, and
mlr.scs new lile jiuU vior tuvoniuMit tiio
wLoic system. No snifi-rcr from any dis
ease which arises froia jjiijiiirity of tha
biood need ilespnir who will Igive Avtli's
JsAKsAi'AKii.i.A a lair trial. j
It is folly ( "experiment withjlie liumer
ott tow-priced mix'ures, of -i-l:iiii 'materials,
iinil without medicinal virtue, offered as
bkMnl-puri tiers, while discae bwomes ic.uro
riniily seated. A vek's Sai;s.vi'. iti li.a is a
medicine of ,. such .concentrajled enraiivo'
power, that it is by far the M-st, cheapest,
;iul most rniiable blood-purirler known.
Physicians know its composition, and pre
scribe it. It has been widely used for forty
years, auvl has won the unqualified confi
dence of millions whom it has benefited.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer ic Co.,
I'rartlcal anil Analytical Clieuiintu,
Loweit, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL UUUGUlaTS EVLKTW'llEUE.
A
lH)f)K FOR KVF.liY NOKT1I CAR
UI.IXA SCIIOUL :
More'g School History of. -Worth. Caro
1 mri. -. j
Adimteil bv the lxiiril it,,'r i r
j . - -j - - ? ......... , 4 vj 1 ,1 en
; 'if ill I he; I'nMie tfch'm.U of the t:ite
and approved by iiitt-.y f rnr kble-t tencli
n s lntrol-ictory price 70cts : cloth $1.00
eitd fur 'circulars. Ac.
ALFItfcl) WILLIAMS A Co.,
rub'.t.-lier 4c, lUleiih, X. C
til
j .101111 iirr;c, 1 j
' Vi,!,.c,,,,,t.v' "irior Court.
Cvri V . Wtdls IMaintifl'
r-rt,ha Well. f)ef.M.,ar,t, Suit fof divorce.
Tlie defendant almvc i namcil is lien hr
noiificd that : the plaintiff aforesaid ha iu"
iitjited in the Soieiii.r V4m t,( U'JUon
county, ihe Hlxve eniiiL-ij neij.n, f,.f tl(.
pnrjrts of obtaining a ilivoice from ihe
honlds of tuatuuiotij, ami' that lie will hj.
ply f.r such relief at the n-xt; term of a id
court to be held at the court houc in Wil
son mn I he 2nd iloudjy in March A. 1).
150. and aid dcfeticii t isrlrerf by recjuired
to appear and answer -or tleinur to ilM: ii;oiu
plaipt of aid plaintiff duiin said term of
said court. j
fiy.n. Y. U'njji, Pbinfiff.
. 'ondari & Muiraj, Atttriir
jttJO-tf. '
1SSO.
Wlio JSl.a.! Lc Prciiflcnt?
! Who s'Lail be
Governor?
Take your County Paper, and then kuh
scrilK fr I
.'THE OLD RELIABLE,"
SAMUEL A. ASHE.
i Editor and Owner.
IailVi icr annum,
Seini-jrerkly. per annum,
il eekty, pr aiii.. ';,
2.UO
Pot matte n allow eI a lilieral coniini-iM
1011
all new ubf:tibere th-y may c-btain for
i .oc utk-errrr, i j
fi.
m J
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The Raleigh Observer
NEW A D VEETISEM EN 7'S.
K. JP. Biiylcy & Co.,
-I.MrOUTKliS OF
i x n rt k b p v
II. M. Lamb.-:. lULilMOliK.
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'Go.Kboro bti, WiI.-on. N. C.
(;
Ma nu fact urcr of.j '. f'aiTHis4.' Hnirs,
Cait, AVanons. llarnc?, and all kind of
tidinir vehicles. '. . - .
yiiii h . x.'ill 1 wolii-ni lowe. v.ihre flnre;
Wr h;tvo uo-.v oil laniJ n. nit.e aiul select l6k rii
work. . ' I
Our prices am . Ioa.v sis lH kwe-t.
lie fur :iYi"I i-:ll On us lieforo tnv'.n.
:uf:icln ii'iiiiti'il in every -cai-e.
lJepairinp i;e:tly ,tuU 1
jirmuptlv aurndi-d lo
nnU ' ' :''-.!:
TAYLOR, PpgR
BOSS ciyr.t
Prtbl.r'l Aarictiltural Kneinta ;CiipperKnsin' frr.m
S to Id llr Powor; lry Stem Kngme Irom 4 lo C
ilorta F'r.r ; Uti.- 'r WfKcl Jt Mann 'Knine frfrr t'lO
4 llone 1'ower ; 'Station riei : Adjiirtehio ('nt-OiT I'tira
Knjfirn fnmi 12 U Hur I'ower; Iinpnml (I'orliit.
F.ri'i'ie; ffnm l to K IIor Power; ri;hT.al! d.ie-: Irt.fl
9'rjuiiQ Kevre hits Sxv-M:lU. f.nr ni7.a : Nnrth Cfttntina
PiTWble ("om MiH ; Ofttti-Mill SUnt. all atxoii. fuar&n
ted to produf" bi'!ir Ml. Jth So pur rrrit. ju.a pitr,
t)inay hr iitl..nmin i hr r"Wf.-Tn Tat i.dk i'ru.
Vo. or VVesxminsikb, Mu.'WMtiQK;r. klcL.U.li, A.
I shall u-e only first clas matei ial nr re
pairing pnrpeso, nd do-my woik and -ef'i
jjmds at .
B 0 1 T O M F I a V R E S.-.
and trust the tif'Ic will appreciate mv i f
fi'i;M o erv Um iii wi.tli best oihU at
'lAiwrST l'liicus. I '
. 4 Kesi-ectfully. . !
. .1. (rHI ITCIIWKLL.
delD-.Tm- Watchniakcr and .JttweW.
PIANOS & ORGANS
FBOM FACTORY TO PURCHASER.
EVERY fiSAH HIS OWN AQEHT
L'nilden rf Cntsa' Grand Introduction
Salt continued uutil Nor. i, i SSo. Only ta.1 of
tha kind ever nucostfully earned out in Aijitricn.
5,OOU superb iu.trument at factory rates for
Intsodaetion in'd Advertisement. New
flan n( selling:: tfs AfMtl I !?Q Coa&iulscil Isxtn-
'!?; square iirands, (217. OIO.A.1S, 9 pt,
iifi '3 stops, $71; 13 stops,, Mirror Top Cats, $5A.
liew, hnndsoinc, durablo. 6 ynars guaraiitee. IS
lays test trial. Purcharr cnoice from itn lead
iig maker and J400 ttifertnt ityUi. Join thi
giMiitlr clolr of ?,oc purclfarers and secure
an Instrument at wbolwsle rates. Sp ial
term 11 to Music Ttacktrt, ChurcMes,and l'attori.
AdrirKS fur Introduction Sale circulars,
LUDDES A BATES, SaTaunah, Ga.
A. W,lOWLAND,
WHOLKPALK ASM RKl'AIL DKALKIt IM
! 1 ' I -
Pure Medicines
DRUGS, " I- i h , ; '
a hemic a
TO J LET ARTICLES.
l.( 1!
INE TOOTH lJTiUFHL'S.
I ; ilAlK lUUjbllES:
, SOAPS. 1 i
. PKHFHM KllY.
COSMKT1CS.
ANbTOILKTPOWDKRS.
LASVlSj GOODS
cf every J description.
K E H OSEX T I) IL OX L V 20 CENT
. PER GALLON'.
Also a fine assort tnent of
ST ATI! ONER Y.
PENS, INK, c if.
' rre-ciii!'if)ns carefully compounded at
11 lionr day or ni;ht. -
Gartners deirin- to utaWe their own frr-jlizer-
will p!ea- tali and et out of tny
new pamphlets. r injO-lita
iNKW
COAL Y AUD
j Tns nnflor-i;n-(! tnl ! p'.nnre in fuLrttsitii lb
i . ..v. iii-i.uiej nine r- h;i:k!i mi rJj
(OAL LUSINKSS.
..v . '.- jr.rr jar. f.i: iji!,n. j fj Rt-ide- of
lo iji fr i.vijssnjLF. lkjt iif.s.
v- n. cm iw-iiir lavinr m'lb'ir Wit, trr' ..j,y.
x k -UJll'-iK W. TATI-nr: At t'O.
oeX4i'a
No.l , Cypress Sh j ngl es
For Sale by 1 - "
3 ; ;
W. F. PARKER,
' J!fi0.i, N. C.
j in 2,1 -Ct. V ; f -
Manure! j Manure!!
Just Arrive 1 at ; I
R0UNTREE, BARNES & CO S.,
several car k.adj of tin- c, lebrated
Stoiio Aciil riiospliato
. which we are Ml!in; tUily on terui to anit
fcl lJICJK. j .
- au 23 -t ' . ' "' I ' - ' ' j '
!.-'"' .!'!' ' .''"' ' - j" '
j QITTlXiJ IIPI.L-ONTIIE WAR PATH
Sitiinlj Kull Ilurhata Stiiking Twbaeeo f
Ihe 14Kt and 'defies the S mVL'Thl brand
and ail other -rad of Plug an 1 Twist tor
Safety K. II. POGLK.
ep-oj-ly. Mauiit-tuit, Luiham, X.C.
SZT. '2. '
VKnTISEMKNis.
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v,:rU- '. "p--.
At.t.x
N- fr.-.
Ti
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vr;il ei.-,r,v:r f'V,
4i is-.
J"-"n firm ftlZ v
m. ,:,, ,1 of ; J i 4 r ......
.Ua!l. MuiL Ul. n'.i3lr ttfH
Ii!b( . .
r- Ull.ir ;
pOPPUp OXYGEN,"
." t
.ii'.il fnt
$10,000 " -e i ON LITE 4 PRO
krty).
J W', aiI3..',,"
cheapest 'bo WSTori;--:
1 :'V - ,wwf'"' ?a,el,n.l .u ft'
ery 1 pai i nu ni ot ; l.iteriiur... Alnv-t riv"
e- awav M-.Uo -,. Gen,rH J ,S !
t'ln-and hct'o,, W. unKt, j .
m;etils to liikchibs aud ..
' -'' a V- . 11 i - Sevt F
U:!l r. J
f Y irk
fnVo PK ,k Terlblo remedy
trouS ctup!waf. htrk ltZ.dXl
Qn and tminy.ftiit by rnsi tre m(e2SVe
I M
Oontajninj; all the ' cijudt-i i cUn mid
all Ihe public t tiiiiii.i sTaSnu-i r,H
uiii mi:: J ai ua y sl. ;!, fo-iw,
"Hucli n work lias Is eu rdilr tin
1 kleeuitTfl .cieat n to 4he
law v r anl o!l,et s cdled on t.,
i fl..oo
dcd. '-
racliii'.iij
'linini!1!-
the law, and sue H a heaW'v r. e.J
knutfiuli-
ion. i. .i
,ei;.
I ; - W. X. II.Sm.ti
We ccrdial'-y concur in ilis u
oe fn-
male.) .4
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viiu. x-
Edwa.nt'V Rri.-rjclrton A i'.. lTd-J
k.
h. X.c.
Jan .;iiii-:?n
1'l.Tl Vi IKS 1U HOAI (
I Ot-Tiri-: ok t tkimnti-ni-k
ri.Tli;si;fi;'.. ..ov.-10Lii
0.
gClJKDUl.lv OK THAI
To fAijit i w ry.t r xovi.jjpi:
;oif; Mil nh
Xe.vr York' Expjrs .
Leave rrieihtmr d.ulv at it; p. ,V,
Arrive at n eld. n atj... t jo p. k'
Soul I" -pir. le. lVf I'shiu
A i'ii. i . M(t'i at J'tA.il
f'rritil uHh p;-eiif ;aeli n
tuclinl. lei.yi " lc. Ici'shnj-j "daily.
'Xc.pl 1 1 ; ; v , :''. 1 M i!.
AllllC at fc;i!.kii at ... .:.;.(
j : ,ui(; Ntfjn;;.
New Yuik e.Xiit-v
I H ..I.I.,,, -J If 1 .
Auivr r, ;ci-l.i.i:; .h a::........ ::.; V
.Soul heni Ev.ic.-;nc U etlx
ii;lliy. t ; " - ri ' .'i , x
Arm" M IVh r-h'M" .it ..... ... .ii k X
Kie'lJlId,' .Willi .;t-e'i.11;i- I ii. ( :
flati'lied, leae .-ld'o d:nly, ei
cept miimI.iv, nt t . r. M .
Air .- at Peteil-.r tt I'll i.V.r.'-H.:
! irs'-cl:is, 'ci,Tl e 'dl Von ilii ?
hrtwceu VV.g,iij.ti!i aid 'IVj l.it;!in
and Bleeping car on ifij I rn I tiaj'n;.
S eeping n hr:U e.tn " hu I. ad l:r il.''
fiom Kieliijiouu ti Hail iiiiore, Nochaipo
.f a. .. .--.-''",' '
I
i'Mirouii. ticket .lif to all Eaerit"ttd
Soiii Umi points a Mil J-H'.'s.tce.; kwlvt
lhroi;-h.
V, Ji liiinf.V.
, .li-.drlirr ' f :!
i-inii y.t
J. O. I1A WI,
Eawls & Willi?
tins,
Ta1:LOUi S'fHf'.KT.
WILSON, 0ETH CAROLIJfA-,
e have just rccci
i
larre assortment of
GEffrS FURNiSHING GOODS
j ! ALSO ..
i K filiP :ltwTnvll ,tHpeteii wlock of
JEWMUtV,
Watciies,
CL
PLATi i) ."V.
j STATIONERY,
Call ar d hoc ih at QUiJ
T.PrT
ntorc ami rve wilt t-uM
Of to
give ::t;.-i'':tiua in n
. -
ouaitiy.
C ARRIA G E FA Clip V
! "at RLfiCK CREEK N. C
i
Tlie ,jnrter.irn?d i pnf J f
faeftife Carria-rf, U.Sr ' ; ' ma'.ei
kimUof fehkk" of the v
al and 'guarantee i-aiLia'"1 -enflomers.
1IU price are rt-a- g s
he kill Mil either f. CASH or cu
may.uUtLe pureh.ser. y. r;
tucJi I3. -tf. .' . - :