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I i The Wilson Advance. ; fefjlA - - Slj All KfV9 vaa, Gl Toii; BEtlSHED Ef EBT fPrDM-BT WOOPAED CONNOR Wilson. J$- G; ,rf0V JUTE-" Adtanc: .$2.00 . i.on-! ,e R. n. W. JUYNKU, I) .s U H0E0X pertinently l-H."-"; ill Oniriioii W4 l,! ueatU V r0t otrw. 1 1) K. K. L- HUN T H U. RTTTlfiEnN DENTIST. KNFIEIJ). N'. C.V jiriHMirr . AMKS W. LAXeASTKU, - - ' - '!'' Attorney - at -Law, J - Oflo e in tli! '..ilit Hoik.'. . .,,i,.,s in tl.p o.r,irr-.(xrrit tl Ifcior .-..nrt of Wilson 'f.un'.v) h-m! wil i'" prompt Hrt-nfimtobn-mvntrust V him in WilMin in.l lj lining cm.m. ( 1 W. HLOUNT, JX. Attorney- at-iw,. PiiMic Sjnarc, rnr ol con" WiUm, N. C, Oct. '70 n.TiLLi:nv. ATTOIi;rlJr-ATLA IV Will piMc'iw in Nifili, E'jgucmnbe ail ' Vil"n cinl ii"4. Sril attcntioM i'-oll t Collections ill uny portion of tin; Stale. ,4-Mll WILSON COLLEGIATE SEMINARY (FOR YOUNG LADIES.) XViKon: r.rvt t.-)piit ini5ool in all. departments fSltoiio oiiusoio'lv- lica I tii v . Bo'rd. per -'-ioo of JO weeks, inclodiii'r fit'd. liltt- mid fiinii-ilieil room $-Vl,00.' Ol lir cti.ire uiodi-1 V Kail S'hi. hi heiie Scptcmhf-r It. For eul;tii' tr iofoi orii ho.-:ii Ire-;, J. It. l'.Ul-;VKR,l'nncip:d. "Wil-ion Collegiate Instituta - Foil ItO I'll SKXKS STRICTLY KOS - SECTARIAN - Fr year the most iiepos-fol school in Eairrn Carol'mrc '1 'In In st. advantages, nd .wct rates, HtHliy .location; Able od .Experienced Ti iiehei.. Fine Library 'id Appiratii. Spacious llitiMing. A ip!rint Piluraliora.1 liome. Aer5 rpne, jxt yrar. M'KT. ' 4" extra. Sfision .extend from first iUTvl.iy in Se)tt ii)bcf to' first Thursday- in "".- Addipss. for ini aUikjue, IlASSEI.L, A. MM IVincipal. jlrH tf v Wilsoo,- N. C. It. I llayley & Co., IMTOUTKUS OF C ROCKERY, GLASAUE. LAMP? I-fc. 27 IIangvi:;; Sri:Kic-r,. H. M, Lanii-u. j RALTIM0UK' V "Tonne P1 Ow ;- anl av yonr . , fjMtKllt. J. T. & Bro. FINK H ATCHES. DIAMONDS JKNVKLRY, SILVER WAKE, Manufacturer of all kinds of Plain (.'old Jewelry, Rings, Ratios. M Thf best $ir, ca-'or. and -..tU okuk vrrjd An.,nea., ...tches at r.k, i,w,-st sTrr SJM.OUS. forks hearr tban ever Your ., licited and ill Ihj prhmprtv aitenited bv" ; J- T. Yt)FN(; uu) "i ire s 1- 1'tTEIBt uti, Va. m aoth 'TO.-tl ORNAMENTAL AVIRE WORKS, 20 North Howa.,1 St v .? 11 ;r r.i 11: r - - Tilorp lciu. ot" h -s : n I.,--. - ' 'a lis, ra r -K vvire-clotK r.-''- cha.r. .cttct.. ic ulUtl'MfMi Ik-dtea,!.; " l I2m ! Lemon Tabourne The Old Reliable Barber May always I f aund at h . s - V , v Wo' rret. where he wUl H n M HSJ? C' cutting 1 - A. Ilarbrev, WILSON, N . . C . AOEXJ FOB THE " .L. . -UCHK1E. thi St,te and ; :? '"'""es sobl iu bend DK NTIST -I - . Bk. i .VI W S X N. W - ! I ii II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t o i ll i mi i it i II ii in I n i iii I i n m y a m n v i cr ii " '" ; :,".: T'- -.- - ' .- ..-' VOL. 10. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Bingham Sclipblj MKBxVNKSVILLE. N. C. ESTABLISHED IN 1703, I hr.w .rro--miii''nt anions: Soiitlwrn Hoarding Schools for boys in numbers -ol area f yarroiwi-.-. The 17:rl Scmimh.. logins July 29th. l-or CJir.iioue, k"'"o full iaiticn!ai A.Mr Mat. It. BINGHAM, Sup t. St. School, ry s RALEIGII. N. C. rho TTtli twrm of ' this School bogins I li ii s-Jay- .St proinb'T 0th, ISS ). ' -'(,' c:H:ilogiif aMre.-- the Hector. v2. ! Hkv.;!HknnkttSMki)KS. UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY i .STAUNTON, VA 'yti Mary ii. llsilcl win, 1'rliK-ipaI J. Tlii Tnst'tutfion continues to increase in pr.-p. i n v from yai- to ye;r. j Ii oll'.-r? swfM-rior ail'vantaR in location; In it hiiihliiiff-s and jrouml.; In iu K n ' .tl Hppoiiiimciit-i and iianiu;y arrauenicnts;' Its f ill -eorps of nps'ii'ii ami experienced teacher-; I:s uirsurpied advautajjes hi nuMC. modern laniiac, linn art.-. T'Hy.si (ia! i;u1;iiip, a:d instiijc'ion in the theory .nl practice of Cookiiig;.The. Miecesful ef fort' made to ocurc health, com fori and hai)ines; Its opposition to extra vagance; Its Jtandaidof solid f.ftholiirshij). i For 'full 'particulars, apply to thft l'rinci flal for Catalogues. ! jy2-2in. ! Peace Institute, -, - f' - - -' j' (l- OU YOUNG ', L'ADjIES.) i RALEIGH. N. C. Ifile Slh An mint Session commences 611 Wednesday. September 1st, 1SS-). I o ins itutit pi in the South oflers snpr ior advantages! foijinst ruction its all branch s,. uualjy taught "in first class schools lor voii)!"- ladies.-! All flhe denartmriits are filled hy experienced i and accomplished teachers, i ! i This is the only institution in the South which has hail duriii-;; the past scholastic ;ear a special department for instruction in the theory and practice of cookery. ! Terms reasonable. I L For circular and. catalogue, address, i Hkv. 11. lJUHWKLL &'fSo.v.. Principals, j j2-:$m ' Kaleih, X. 0. i ATTENTION BOYS! RING'S MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL. 4'IoVlslll ( niinljr, TV . : A ("lass'cil and Mathematical school with an op-.iooal Military Department. Next Session opeh '1m Monday in Au gust Number 'of students la-t PessioW, l '!t, from two State.Vniid over fifty (lif f rent e.oi.oi'us. ltoard.: t nil ion' and uni form fjso.ot) per sos-Toi iof live months, ' Si-lid f.r citali'irue". i ! W'. 'V. 11. I'.kia., IVmcipal. I jri Iin. " ' Greensboro Fon'ialc College, .j ". .'.'. . Greeusbok, iV. C. I The 40th Session wi'.l bein on 2"ith Aucr. llnxwell known Instituiion niters nt- lierior facilities for inental and moral cul- i'ltre. combined with the comfort f a pica-ant, we'd ofderod home. j (diaries vvr : session cf months Ronrd tl-xo.hi'sive of wasldn and light.)? and T;ii- 1 ion in full English course, $73. Ext 1 a Studius moderate. i ! For particulars applv to 1 T, M. JONES, President. OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY -i: ' I , ' ! OXFORD, N. C. 1 ! - - i . i . I ' ! . i In closing -.thej most prosperous session Itnlii'sh FeniiilelScniiiiarv. vhich we havi ev. r had. to resume Sen. Is. ISS) in Ox- Ijord. we assure our friends that wc mean wo more tlian a change of place. Our reasons for removal are these: 1. The citizens of Oxford have provided uildin;s and rouud.- uion ample than iost;'cfcupied by its in llaleigh, and better '.Japted to school purposes.-':., '2. l it. cost of lii imr beins less than in tilt ' .! J ai"!2it, we can cueapeu euuoation. H;t' ears are exiiected to mil to Oxford v the Fall. . " ; Tiie price fr Ixiard. fuel, lights and Wash iir I'i'r nr.iith is 81 !.()(. ' 1)1 For Catalogue, apply to j! F. P. ilOIJGOOD.PHKS. H0-RNER SCHOOL. oxfohd, n. 9. I his School has l-eerc undep its present lraraeinent for the last Iwentv-JNme eai s. U sets up no claim to nre-t-mineuci on! 111 the mental and moral irainmir o Uny.s. it acknowledges no suirt-rior. Thi bofist is justified by the hi;h stamlard the luileut- from this ,chool have maim au.Mi ii the aiious Colkyes and L'niversities of the Country. j We asnre our parrons that no pair.s will Ij' sp.ned ti fuinisK the school with the best Edueatioual' Advanta-res. The next essiou begins the 10th of August. For Catalogue appiv to jvi "J.C. HOUXER. G0LDSB0RO SEMINARY MALE AND FEMALE. Fait session beHos Sfptenibcr Cdi and M ends 1 ec. 24Ui, 1SS3. luitiov. lr.nn. - . to?l ! ' for Calisthenics, 3 i " " Music, - - 15 H :ud in Seminary S'.O Hr month. l'or iiduroiat ion address. 11. V. THUY, A. M., Piincipil. DR. DAVID HUNTER'S SYPHILITICorBLOOD PILLS. I I A Frxvific for Syphilis In all Its forms. nnA evrr. ' r.t-srp of the riiM-v- eradicated from thi syttem. ; H tofnia and Hlxxl and Skin, diseaspa p.iiiy )"Ci'noiTh'H-r c:irfd in twodavs. - Vorfic. by. A. W. Rowland, and all Drnsgists lnc? I x r Ihjs. larirc box Si Sent bv mall. MOTT,'7iTLYtNSkC0..1rolvie'.or?. mU---T - W.ia.ortf, 311. ' ET ILL THED TIIoQdist AT, BE TUT COWRY'S, THY WILSON, FRIDAY JULY JO, JSS0 Caught. Softly falls the "urnim-jr moonlight j On the tranquil ocean tiijes," Jf'here a boat, witlr youth and maiden i ! O'er the Viitcr lightly ri.ks. IIi-h;d hy nature's solemn silence, Whispers he in accents low; "Li t float throuli life.toeth.-r, Tn-uh the tidj bo ebb or ll And slio. answers, breathing tvrislc Like a low breeze through the pines 'Y-, dear, if j-ou'll only let me Hold, as now, the rudder lines." WHY I DIDN'T MARRY. Yon see I was nineteen j-ears old before I thought of such a thins as marrying. 1 was too bashrnl by half. I never used to kiss a girl at huskinns or quilling frolics without feeling as i t some one was pouring hot vyatcr down ray hack ; antl once, when a neighi)or s (laughter sta3'eci at our louse till nine m the evening ( be ieve she did Jit on purpose, too.) and my father insisted . that I should go loine with her, I went out into the barn and cried an hour before I could make up my mind to gu in and assk her j the awful question. The girls used to laugh at rne soma ; but after all they seemed very willing to help me along ; and so, when my nineteenth birthday came, I looked at myself iu the glass, and say3 I : "Josiah, it's no use ; you're darne l goodlooking. and you might have any irirl you wanted. Y'ou ousrht to o a courting:. Suppose von begin to-night?' From' that moment the idsa got into my head and there it stayed. I dressed up and want to church, just as I always did, but I couldn't 'at tend to the minister, nor the sermon. r ' i .. r..lw,l I Sni lUoiLy UllUilS) , UlIU lanici watched me out of the corner of his' ey, tliough he never 6aid a word. Ilej know plaguy well whaV I was thinking of, for he'd been there himself! t Deacon Billings pew was right in front of ours, and he bad just the pret tiest girl for a daughter that ever wore a bonnet. I watched her awhile that day, and concluded I liked the way she managed tilings pretty well. So after supper, thinks 1 : ''ll ro over to tiie old deacon's and see how they're getting along." 1 Father saw me, sprucing up, but he didn't say anything, only gave me a wonderful cunning look. , irhen I got to the deacon's, they were all out in the kitchen but Rachel, ! and she was in the square room-; and ; so after I had talked a spell with the old lady, she asked me iu there anI left us all alone. Ma'am Hillings j knew what was what, I can tell you. j ; Rachel she was silting up by the ; window, singing -Old Hundred." She! did't wlien look very cood-natured ; but!: I came in she brightened up wonderfully, and began to talk about sermon, and the minister and every-, thing else that you can think of. ' i Mr uracious how a woman's tongue can go when it gets started' It Rachel's didn't ache that night I shall Ipse my guess. : , - '. The old deacon brought us in som.3 j apples and butternuts, and a pitcher of cider, and then told - Rachel to covcr up the fire when she went to bed., ' , TIo Vild mnn nlirno Wt3 a- sleCOV - . . ' ' - . M beaded kind of a thing, and in " aboui ten minutes afterwards I heard him j snoring away as if he, was on a wager. Rachel's two little brothers went up! stairs to bed, and one of thenr yelled ou right by the square room door. 'Josh Jenkins is a courting our R-icbel ! Josh Jenkins is a courting our Rachel !" I His mother came along aud boxed his ears, and lie changed his tune pret ty quick. I looked at Rachel. Her face was as red as a mahogany table, and her mouth kept a quivering, as if she wanted to laugh and darca t. fcwow : she looked pretty enough to ea ! wm ;t nrt(V ciihlA bv this fhe Wilson Advance Foe try N. C, FRIDAY, JULY 301880 time, and so I hitched 4 my chair tip ! along sido of -her. She didn't say any. thing, but looked down on. the floor and began to play with a string of gold , beads she wore on her neck. ' Letme jjLie them' saya I, slipping my arm over her shoulder. - I "They ain't untied, and you musti't hug me," says she. j Oh, pshaw !" says getting a little nearer ; thai isn't anything. You see I can't talk to you without I rast my arm on something." She laughed as if she would die. 1 'You're a queer fellow," -says she ; 'but if you will put your arm there, I can't help it 5 only you musii't hug me, nor kiss me." I I hadn't been looking ahead quite so far as Jia; but: seeing she spoke about it, I thought I might as well try it. .So I got up a little closer still, ami just as she looked up to speak I kissed her. . . ;j ' j She dodged. away after it was all over, and boxed my cars ; but she didn't strike!, very hard, and after a little while Fltried it again. That lime she took it pretty quietly and afer that I didn't stop t,o count the kisses. I was tnak'tng up for lost timeand worked pretty steady, I. can tell you. ' I've had some ' pretty good times since then, butJ none them ever came up to that evening with Kachei Billings. It makes my. heart beat to think of it even now. llachel got up at Ja9t and leaned ovi r my chair to get an apple. Sciinchow or other her foot slipped and sl came very near failing oyer. I caught, her in my arms; and after I oee : had her there I didn't care about. letting her I Creation I what a feeling that was ! I felt just as I did the day when I took hold of an eel Sam Jones had in a tub an electric eel I believe he caller 1-it. They keep it so as to have the fun of seeing give people shocks. Well, as I was saying, Rachel was in my arms, and I facied I was pretty hear Paradise. I thought what a nice thing it would be if I could have the right to have hr there always. j There was a chap that was almost aivvoys hanging around Rachel. IIi- name was Thomas Wilder.i He and T never had I anything to say to erch other; but I hated him now, just be cause he had been with her so much 1 r So I thought how nice it would be to cut hnn out, I was nineteen .va my father had nobody but rao to leave his nronertv to: and Rachel was a first 1 . 1. role housekeeper, and would most like ly be willing to wait a year or two for me. Even if I hadn't a red cent, and no way to get one, 1 should have done the same thing she was so comonr.dcd pretty. j . "Rachel,'j' says 1, "I've been hunt ins after a Iwife for six months audi haven't seen any: one I like lialf so well as 3 0U. . I came to see Jn to-night on purpose to ask you if you would ... 0 iiiau tut, That was a trcmendou-i story, for I'd never thought of such a thing till she fell into my arms; but I had read .1 i . - . . . ? . . . . , somewhere that "All is fair m love ana war," and ko I thought it would n'-t do any harm to coax her up a little, My gracious ! how she colored up the minute I spoke! She got up and looked straightat me for a spell and then said : - , Bless we, Mr. Jenkins! I thought you knew all the time that I was en- gaged to Tom Wilder. Where have j you been all your life? Why. I'm go- j ing to ue inarueu next aumu) aim should havd been this, only Tom has ' cut his foot with au axe and can't ; walk. TP'S I hope to gracious he'll be a cripp -ii1 i.,e i;rv r sai II. 111 IH3 tl.V. Tiie next thing I knew. I was com- j jng through ,our garden gate. . 1 i -Father uatn t gone 10 ueu ; j oe- ' licve he knew I shouiacome nonie wan a Hca-in my ear. irhea I came in, be ! observed . . I ,' ; ..':. I -jpsian. wucn you wav fo'.ks another Sunday me, and l'll tell yon than Deacon llil'ings." ni"ht, Come to , il(,or ..i,' U16 Ml place L: I turned rW around, just as mad r- re ' j voters, and one for fractions over last preceding gubernatorial election Gaul darn it, father, I won't - be fif,y Dem-cratie votes cast at the last ; the jlasi's of his township rote, instead laughed at Iky: anybody! I've made a j preceding Gubernatorial election m J of the vote for members of the Gen tarnl fool ot myself; but if ever I get j the respective counties. And if suth cral Assembly. Each , township may caught in such a scrape again you Jeleale shall be unable to attend Jsend as many delegates a it may see may take my neaa ior a looi-ouu . 1 w keep away from women ancriuis see if i don't r I I kept my word. I board where there nrt a manr aa twenty women ; but always when I pass their bonnets and ishawis in Uie euuy. 1 turn my uea ij 1. - . . - - . m t j riht the other way. aud--keep ir .there! . 1 : Rachf I Billings cured rse ! GOD'S", Ad"tRITU'S. ITe publish to-day tho followins rules, and the supplement thereto, adopted by the Central Executive Coro. miu.ee, lor the organzatio:t or the irjit re. shll call to" order all County Democratic party of North Carolina. lrnTenlious, and hold I Ik? chat rm an -e coinipend thcin to the attentive slitp thereof until the Convention shall consideration of our readers : j : elect its chairman ' - - ' , Rooms of Central Ex. Com. f - The' Executive Committees of the Dem. I'Anry or Xoirrn Carols a. $ Senatorial. Congressional and Judicial llALKioif, ;-N.C; July 2. 1680. Dtstricts respectively shall, at the call In pursuance of authority vestcjl in ! of heir respective chairmen, meet at! this Committee, tho following rules SOmC titne arxl place in their rcspec ate this day adopted for the rsjak-za-! tiVe districts designated in said call, lion of the Democratic party of North ; And it shall be Iheir duty to appoint Carolina. . cocxty OKOAXizATioTi. ( con veiitions in their ; respective di3 1. The unit of county orgnnizalion J trials, and the cliriirmen of said re shall be the township, hi- each town-' spective coinmittec3 shall immediately shit there sha i be an Jjxecutive Com. inittee to const-f of five active Dqmo- " crats, who .shall be elected by 1 the' Tv".' . . i connnittco meettnos. r 2. The several township executive ! committees slial! convene at the niect ings of tiie several county conventions, or at any oilier tune and place that a '. msjotity of them may -lect, and shall elect a County Executive Comni ttee to consist of not lesj than five mem- 'jers, onef whom shall be designate 1 ! ns chairman, who shall preside at all of-said committee ineo't.ino;s. J ! . i - 3. In case there shnll be a failure oti the part of any township to elect its Executive ComniittCG for the period of thirty days, the Count- Executive Com mittee shall, appoint said committee from the Democratic voters of said township. 1 4. Tlio members of the township committees shall elect to .1113 vacancy occuring in said committees. j - j 5. The County Executive Commit tees shall call all necessary County Conventions by givincj 1 C' at least ten davs notice by public advertisement in three public places in each township, at the court house door, and- in any Democratic, newspaper that, may be published in said county, requesting all Democrats of the county to meet in Convention in their respective .town ships, on a common day therein j sta ted, which said day shall not be less than three days before the meeting of the County Convention for lhaj. pur pose of elect ing their delegates to the County Covention; that thereupon the said Convention so held shallj elect their delegates to represent the town ships in the County Conventions, frora the voter? of the respective townships, which delegates, or such of them as shall attend, shall vote the full Demo cratic strength of their respective townships, on questions that niay jcome before the said County Convention. That in case no Convention shall be held in any township in pursuance of aid niTl or nr pWtiftn shall be made -- " 3 1 t!ie Township Executive Committee shall appoint such delegates. jj G. Each township shall be entitled to cast, in the Connty Convention, ore vote tor every one'burnire' Democrat ic votes,' and one vote for fractions over fin y Democratic votes Clt by that towns'nip at the last preceding .election for members of the General Assembly. ' . Provided,- 71iat every township shall . . . .' i-. be entitled to cast at least one vole ' Anai ior Uie 1 ' P'-'t'" u'v j;tmoGrauc oters 01 tiie several town- Executive Comtuittees shall forthwith ships, ai d the said cotUtnittee sS clcc-jcall conventions of their respective ted shall elect one of its number as j counties in conformity to snid rppoint chairrnati, who shall preside at allsaid j mclit, for the purposes of sending del augnratmg this fystem the Pjt-seni j iRt, lditoIal- rl,le9 afe thi d,y aJopt County Executive Committee 1 shall i , ' o CI!rit,1f..1, 1n tUn , , . in oiti e until their ucce--iors i f system j and i shall exercise all" the functions per- i tainin": to said office under this svstcm ,i I . . . . of organization. j .T,1C chairman of township) com mitlees shall preside at au lowtMsiup conventions ; in his absence any oth- . mculber of said committcej may nrpsiile. t roi'NTT f'ONVKNTioN. The several County Conventions , - r - Sliall.ue onilllCtl .IO ClfCl w uici ic x j sieotive Senaloriai, Judicial and. Con- I gre-ssiocal Conventions, o:ie delegate I sneotive Senaloriai. Judicial and' Con- i for every one hundred Democratic sucb convenlions he shall be authonz ed to ap;oint his own alternate, in writing, approved by the chairman of ! his County Cmv'entton or by thc;chir j In-n of hi8 CoUnl- Executive ! Corn- I : .1 mittee, and none but delegate or al I teruates so provided for or appointed I shall be entitled to &eau iu said Con- NUMBER 27 Tcntio;i. Provided taat every connty shall have at laait on rote in each of said Conventions. . . ' The chairman, of in alwence any member of the County Exrcutive Com tho tune and place for the holding of ,.,' ir, nolllv l 10 cnairman or tho t ifToiont Pountv Execniivo rnniroittcfvi'rr s-ii.i appointment; and the said - County 1 ' . ' rrftt.p?- to ' rpcn.tivn DUtrit Conventions. STATK OOXVKXTIOXS. The St'atc ConvcHtion liall 1- be composed of dele; a ea appoiuted bv the several county conventions.- Each county shall be entitled to elect- one delegate for every three hundred Ictn- ocratic votes, &nrt one delegate for fractions over one hundred votes cast M - 1 . thejn at the last preceding Guberna torial election. . In case any deie'rate shall fail to .attend, he may, by . wrij- iivg Vigned by hihtsbl f and attested by tht. Chairman of his County Executive ' Committee, or the- Chaiman of his County Convention, appoint his own alternate ; and none but delegates or alternates so appointed or provided, ah all bc.entitled to seats in said Con vention, provided always., that such jtion, V as may be present nt ,any :ic Convention shall be al- Iowe l to cast the whole vote to which their1 township or county mnv be en titled. "' 2. In all conventions thus provided for by this system after a vote has been cast, there shall be no cbarjge In such vote until the final result of the ballot s'lall be annouueed by the chair man of said convention. Tbat aM "Committees " shall have the power lo fill any vacancy occurring in their respective bodies. That for the purpose, of more tltor otigh organ iza ion, the several county committees are requested to place tfesniselics in frequent communication with this committee. By order of Ihc committee. OcTAVii-s Coke, Chairman. J. J. Litcufoi'.d, Secretary. : THE SUPFI.KMEXT. ' We. pub'.ih herewith a 'supplement to Uie, plan of organization adopted by the Central Executive Committee! on r . . I ... -Ir1,. . .... . I the 2nd in. st. This supplement con sists of certain .amendtneats to-the ..!.... .... . - ' ' origiua.i plan suggested to ttie com mille?. - Five thou?anl copies . of the original plan ajid ' supplement have jljeen printed and are now ready for t xue uuppujiiiuiH. ruaui I t...ri....: 'ti. 1 . .1.. as fol'ows : .' Rooms or Centisal Ex. Com. 1 Dhmoc i:tic "'Party ok N. (J.. . Kam-wij. N. r.:, July 12. H0. ..N.p. t the In obedience party sentiment from various paru of the State, ex- -:-DreiVcl to thi committee . tile fullo- V A I i i '-V. W V w ' A V OrganTzition adopted on the 2,1 day of j jV Tw-so ' U'-ri . .-! ' . ,'r, . -,' li That scctton, 1 of County Organ - T ' . " . ' - ; izaUon be atnentlcd by adding thereto i . , ' - j CoraifiiUeCs shall be 'elected at ; uie loiKjwni wont) ; i ink oil" iwn- meetings pf the Democratic voters. (called by the County Execulivo Com- j for tLat pll'rp.e. j. That Democrats of gool standing 1 alone fchall vote iu said . meeting : and : that said tnecttn shall oe callea as ..,,.,.' - : - roii ai iratucauiBaner jjuuiicaiiuii ; these rules. ; " ' " j these rules : 2. That 1 section G be amended by ; making the vote for Governor in the - r fiu ; 3-That in cases where consist of more than one wanror prc- - cinc each of said wards or nrecihets .shall be entitled to tend fbWtM in - n ! county conventions, and shall cast its proportionaU part of its township's j vote; based .upon the U&t preceding The Wilson Advance now One Square 3 Montht, Oue Square 6 llontha, ... Oue Square 1 J Month, 1M Liberal dedtictiont tnJ frUrtr TiTiii-,Ient Adrertlsetnentt iawrtci il Tm Onta per line. i - -I Totej for Gorcrnor m aaid towtttLlp. 4.; In cases where Township Ex te utive ComiMittees, or County Ececu-' live. Coreniittees hate tint jeu Ibcen appoiutcd order a foirarr fyatctai the said committees shall continue U tbflce for the terra lor which they elected wi;h as full ower, as were ao Itthej were elected under lhis; system L, hut shall in all other rcspecta coafom to this system av far as practicable' 5. In cases where all the Township Executive ComratUoes are requested to meet for the purpose of electing Counly Executive Committees, said meetings shall be deemed to have q.iorutn vhrn a majoti'y of snclt town ihips shall bo represented in said toeet b". . - 1 " In cases where county conventions r havejnet and sent their dcleiatea to lIlO lliffi lent Con VOllI if.n t'ii ani.-l irlsl. - j - - n v t M W elates willed urder their a-t'ul ap- poinirneni, oui win cast in Uietr re spective conventions only the vwtes prescribed by "-the plan of organixatioa adopted 'July 2d, 18S0. Uy order of the committee, OCTAVIIS Cokjc, J. J. Lvrvn Kiiui', Chairman. ! Secretary. An I n Trrrlo4 III t! ' " ' A few days since, a well dressed couplo in the prime of life, stripped at a hotel in n neighboring town, and sending for a Just ice of I bo peaco. In- - formed that functionary that ther . - : r J. . wishr.d n he married. The Justice said. All right," an d inured their natnes. Al'ier being told, ii struck him that ho had perfonncd t he saro service for the lady some years before. Upon i.iquirirg if such Wits not th case, the lady saidth.it sin Ual been married previously. -Have jrdu ft bill from your former husband r" asked Mr Justice. Yes." fch replied. -I have a bilL" This being (satisfactory, the eertiDO 'ny was performed, ar.J the ccupla were declared maa and wife., jAa thejr were about departing, the Justice who had never seen a "bill ot divorce," end having a strong desiro to behold the document, thtioght this an excellent op portunity to'satisfy his curiosity, . lie therefore said to toe Idy i - , , 'Haveyou the bill with your' 4 Oh yea," sbo replied.. Have you any objections to elloir-. ing mo too see the bilirV eitd oar friend, . . ' "None whatever," she replied; ttep pisg to the door, and calling toa Jilo boy Borne three or four ysare ef ago she taid. ' j . j . ; j "Here, Hill, come h ;rq quick, heie i a gentleman that wUhcs to ace jou." The gentl etnaii wilted. f -I. "11 by f rm. Timnrr rmm Abanduni-U. ; I r. Tanner, wlien. asked to detail his differences with his wife, said. -They were very many. She had a full, very full habit and appetite anrl I was. always abstemious. She would cat fat pork and cabbage or beans three times a day, and anyone knowe' it is impossible for a man to live peace, .bly witli a woman who oats ork and cabbnge three time j. a day. She bad a habit of g irging herielf alid was always sick and'"', billions. I? would mildiy retpuflstratc wtili her and hint Mie could ex-.iect n thin ' ' nl i , . , , ;. , , j that in fct. it serve! her njrht for j eating so mi c'i. 'lhcn we would hare s7 '. - - e. t- . . i Irinu 1,1 II 1 rut BiimAllinii I tm..!..i 1 . . . . , , , j t Z A a cyclone had struck the house! I tell you, cibcu. no man can lire with a woman wha eats pork and cabbage three limps a day. I couldn't Stand it and had to leave.- She had Tier : own, , ' - ' ... - J - worses auu carriages ani u ot money. for shej was a doctor and had I - . w . ebod practide. I never ctc her to stirvc htrseif. I onlr (l t!,t un . . ' 7T7" i wtuht be better for hat health to j eat less, and alo fr the peace of tM tieighborhoo-!. Take an oU man's ftd - ..." 1 - vice and never marry a womio whq indulge! in pork and cabbage morning noon and ntght. A dime novel reader who went West to exterminate a fewr Indians written home for a new crop of two reasons Grt- he hasn't X- tor Luougq money to buy .a po.tAl crrd j ecpqd ue isueaa, , - i