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The Wilson Advance
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WOODARD at CONNOR
Pnblishcrs and Proprietors.
J. W. lSCAKTKIt, acinar.
FRIDAT....r.
... AUGUST 20, 1S80
OUR STANDARD BEARERS.
'"' For President :
W. $ Hancock,-
of PennsA'lvania.
For Vice-President :
W. II. Knglilit
of Indiana.
For Gove rnorv
HOMAS J. J ART IS.
of Pitt.
for lieutenant Governor,
t
j'AMESL. ROBINSON;
of Macon .
For Secretary of State,
W. L. SAUNDERS,
'of New Hanover
For Treasurer;
J. M. WORTH,
of Randolph:
For Attorney General,
yTHOMAS S. KEN AN
i of Wilson.-
For Auditor,
W. P. ROBERTS,
of Gates.
Sirperijitendent of Public Instructidir,
JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH,
of Johnson.
Electors for the State at Large,
Jme8 M. Leach, ot Davidson.
Finns II. Busbee, of Wake.
DEfl
OCRATIC Q9UNTY TICKET-
Pon House of COMSfoxS.- R. J. Taylor;
Fow Sherifj: Jesse M. Taylor. .
Fob Reoisteb of Deeds. A. Bryant;
Fob frREASuttER. John Vf. Farrtier.
' '' For Surveyor.' E. R.' Ellis.
!"."ofi Coroner. II' If. Peele,
Etyctifljrf on tfudsday, Novetnberind, 1SS0.
Thei Garfield Conference concedes
to Hancock, the 138 electoral votes of
the South. And 4.7 only from the
whole Worth will- be needed to elect
hum
The qsestion lias been asked, what
Ohio
General, dtring the war, was
quartered temporarily at the Gouse.of
the; widow Ilutchins in the territory of
the enemy, and carried her bedclothiag
with him when he went away?
General GarfleiT does not think
w.ich of Ttioma Jefferson. In a
iepeech in the House of Representm
livei, jho said the "fame of Jefferson is
waning" and that he (Garfield) was in
favor jof a stronger government for this
country.
ou WFcrrio.xAi. issues.
Thi Gurfield Campaign Conference
at New YbrkKlcftfics' ihrs Issues to be
'presented ill thlB Presidential Cam
paign! They breathe the old spirit'of
war and hate which has kept the re
publican party in power since the
surrender. Not one word of peace and
reconciliation escaped trom the Hps of
- Blatnp, Logan Sherman and Harrison.
; The old sectional issues areHd- be re--vivd
VegardJs of every consideraUoii
thaa thai oPthe success -of the fepubli-can-party.-.
Ou tte occasion referred
to, Mf. Blaine said, tin issue to be pre-i
scnted is "whether the men who fought
the. civil war 'shall surrender to the
mea wbo fought for tke Uniow." Mr.
r Loan said it is "whether the loyal
men of this country whb stood' by her
corrstiturion and Bag when the sword
and flamoiwete applied to the t(iaplc,
Qr the rebelvarmy and the ooppe
heada of the north shall have'-the'right
to govern the ccautry." Ur. Sherman
said itis whether the republican par
ty Blkll-resign -to the: solid South
headed by Wade Hampton and "the
Ku indx-KTan atid a little sogm;nt in
the Northem States' calling itself, the
democratic party.' ; And in-(general
Harrisoo'a-opraionr it is "how we-will
defeard-Wa&hragton against ttii ettemy
that oncetJpyostd'it'in arms," - We
are to! hiTfl n mwe Mcoowg as gently
ira a suckfag dore' fronr radical om.
tors, butthe
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UIlIIIf1U.WMHEK0.ISHH
Jrfc'
it'thegpel of jealooay;.lia-VeJ ticD best fnend-intfst admit that ;
renge,. :tW' '4$ not a access.-
and revenge
" THE !! IAVll-lAIi.
The roost carele3 observer of pass
ing events must have bee u often im
pressed of late, with the unquiet, rest
less spirit of the times, jltnovailon
in almost everything seems to be the
order or the dar. CI age has suc
ceeded change in such rapid siicfees
sion, that a sense of the instability of
most valued possessions and privil:
eges, has become painfully acute. We
literally "know not what a day may
bring fcrtlif."
Tho cxpcriccce of the past has
taught us many painful lessons has
introduced u& to many keen and bit
ter disappointments. We have seen
the overthrow of touch that we fondly
imagined was as perman ent, a any
thing pertaining to human affairs.
We have seen I the overthrown cf In
stitutions, that were cherished and
upheld by general ion after, generation
of wise and good Trieri of principles
dear to the heart of the patriot and the
philanthropistand of constitutions
and governments which it required the
wisdom' and experience of Statesman,
to construct and perfect, j We have
been compelled to witness the 'destruc
tion of almost everything of the past
around which our affections had en
twined themselves ; and to aecept the
miserable substitutes for them, which
unprincipled adventurers and politi
cal tricksters have imposed upon us.
Years of undisputed sway, with all
the favorable appliances that a resist
less government, administered by the
faithful IlijiV Pridsts of Radicalism,
could give, have affjrded ample time
for the 'hateful seed which has been
scattered broadcast throughout the
J and, to' germinate and" bring fortl
an abundant, crop. And what do we
'see? The standard of morality every -
Where has retrograded the tone of
society has been lowered. Virtue,
integrity and patriotism arc classed
as fossils' of a for mer generatioh.
Thieves and swindlers fill the mosi
honorable and profitable offices crime
stalks abroad through the land "unwhip
ed of justice" vice holds high carnival
,at the Capital of the nation, and fraud
2tid' corruption sits enthroned in the
most exalted places.
Is it not time to askeil whither are
we drifting? What is to check the
flood-tide of Vice, immorality and ir
religion, which threatens to overwhelm
us? Are we to have enacted in this
latter half of the Nineteenth century
tho disgraceful and revolting seen es
Lwhich followed the French Revolution?
They abondoned tlie '"old landmarks"
cut the uiseves loose from the wisdom
of the past' to follow strange teachings
a more expansive morality, a broader
nhiianthroD'v. and a more sublimated
philosophy. Humanity shudders at the!
C0ntempla.li6n of the scenes whioh they
enacted, : in '.lie name' of- "liberty r
equt'Ily and fraternity," iu that age
or reason and progress.
Let anyone ljok on the picture
which the faithful historian of those
times presents, and compare with it
the teachings of the great party, of
so-called "progress and great moral
ideas," which has for the lost fifteen
years dominated this country, and ask
himself if it is not time to return to the
"old landmarks" to the teachings of
Jeffarson.Monroc'and Jackson? Gen
eral W. S. Hancock -has shown by his
Military Orders,, his Sherman letter
and his' letter of acceptance of the
democratic nomin ation for the Presi
dency, that hf thoroughly compre
hends their doctrines, and that if elec
ted he will restore the government to
the Void landmarks," which cur fore
fathers set up, and which a reckless
and unprincipled party has been for
years, industriously .engaged in at
tempting to obliterate.
TII3I CANVASS.
t The joint Canvass between Grvrtrnof
Jnrvis and Judge lnixtoa terminated
at Carthage- Moore county, this week.
In all the discussions we' have noticed
since the memorable one M this place
atSmithfield.Fayett-evHe and Carthage.
Governor Jarvis has maintained the
advantage which he gained over his op
ponent at the Commencement of the
Campaign. The amiable Judge doubt-:
lesr has'bec.omo tired of being worsted
in everyeacounlcr, '-and has come to
the conclusion, that "discretion is the
better p art of valor," or
That he wholrihts anJ runs away
Will lhreto fight ai.othtr day."
At all events the Judgt has with
drawn from the joiint discussion, and
was together with leogb, Young
Co., to address the-people of lioles
ville Wake- Countyf yesterday. The
.Judge is an amiable, hightoncd gentle
man, and we regret to see him occupy
such a false- positicir. e voted for
him for Judge with' pleasure, and we
thinR it was the greatest mistake of
his life; to resigu a position which he
was so well fitted to-adorn.
As a poli-J
it
Judge David Davis, who has recent
ly ancouncee bis intention to support
lloncdck's election gives utterance to
to sentiments, alike honorable to him
self and the distinguished soldier
statesman, he so bigl ly commends. He
says: ''Greatas were the achievements
of Gen. Hancock in War, Ln conduct in
peace, when in command of Louisiana
and Texas, in 1876, was still greater
and justly comuiend? hira1 to -the con
fidence of the cemtrtry.' That was a
time when parsion ruled j in ;he puolic
council?, and. military power was ex
erted to silence civil authority. The
tempUtrori Was strong to sail with the
fashing.; current, for an inflamed
partisan opinion was too ready to
condone excesses and to applaud op
pression. Gen. Hancocks Order No.
40 announced the right of trial by
i
jury, the habeas corpus, tbc fiberiy of
the' press, the freedom of Spaech. the
natural right, of persons, and the right
of property must be respected." These
principles rre' the basis of free govern
meat, and the proclamation', of thein
by Gea Hancock stands out in striking
constrast with the action ot his supe-
f rior, who soon after rebuked and drove
him-from that command for uttering
sentiments worthy of all honor. Thtj
soldier, clothed with j extraordin ary
power, voluntarily uncovered' before
the civil authority, sheathed his sword
testified hi' fidelity to the constitution
and set an example of cbediance to
law, which will pas3 into" history as his
nroudest claim to distinction. The
man who in the midst of that', stormy
period, was cool enough to see his duty
cjearly, and courageous enough to ex
ecute it, firmly ,'anay be well trusted in
L J
crisis, ins letters to uenerai
i'tM : ,!t. i.: , r
W isest of his time, who with the integ
rity of a' patriot end a statesman grasp
of mind n6 sense of expediency could
swerve" from bis hortest convictions'
Honesty is the best policy in.rn'ediaincas
well as in other things.' Ayer's yarsapaiil-
la w a trenuine preparation ot.that unequal
ed spring medicine and blood purilier, d-
ciuedly superior to tho poor imitations
heretofore in the' market. Trial' proves it.
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, Young and old arc pftea atllicted and
detirlitated uh'it life . becomes a burden.
The tliougflit r.eycr occurs, that worm's are
the ciusi.-. ohrmer's Indian ermifuge
v.iil give the relief y(u som'iich need'.
'I'rulli and- Honor, j
Query: What is the best family medicine
in the world to regulate the bowels, purify
the bIoo(lv ro"'r", cosiiveness and biueus
nes?, aM uiife'tion and tune up the whole
pv-tem? 1 ruth and honor cmpeis us to
answer, Hop Bitter?, being pure, perfect
and hannles?. Ed. See .another column.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
O Br;
S- A- L E.
I'desire to annctunce that I:hr.ve for sale
x;heap throe pair of fine Red Jersey" pigs,
w'ich iSvtfuTd lite to serl soon.1
S. B. FARMER, Wilson, ;N. C,'
aujr20 tf.
I) ANDOLPII MACON COLLEGE.
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ASIIELAND, VA I
, Forty-sixth soision begins Sept. lGth.
Ekctiee courss leadiutj to the degrees of B.
S., B. P. A. R., and A . M. Location easy
of access on the. great through' line, (i
miles Morth of Richmond, and noted for
health.
CSyA Business and Commercial Course
will be established next session.
For catalogue address.
Rev. W. W. Bexxet, rrcsidonk.
ag29 At
JTOTICE. .
Ihall sell at public auction at I he court
house door in the county of Wilson ou Mon
day the Cfh day of September nxt. three
r hundred and seventy-five acres of land
lyiiig-rrUArdner's township, Wilson coun
ty for the taxes due on same for the j-ear
1S79 as the property .of the Smith heirs,
amount of taxes due four dollars.
This the 31st day of 'July 18S0.
K. II. Winstead, Sheriff.
by-B. il: Bardin, D. S. :
Aur Gth -4t.
Tlie most popular piano in the South i.
me
Piano
for nearly forty-oiwj years these instruments
have maintained their reputation for dura
bility; clearness and4 sweet m ss of tone.
This piano now being 'manufactured by Un
well nown firm are eip1 u'lo anj- madj in
the world. They are sold' as low as any
tirst cJas piano ' and fully '.Warranted for
five years. Send for catalogue and tciius
to
RIDLEY'S PURE DISTILLED
W8TCH HAZEL.
OR. HAMAMELIS VIRGIN IC A.
Equal in qunlitv to anyraade, and otily
half the price. U oz. bottles 25o. Pints 50c.
Ret ieve headtichc, toothache, earache,
sore eyes, nose-bleed, bleeding lungs, pain
ful mviiw, whites, asthmi, reduces twell
ins, piles, etc urea bruise?, scalds,
bums, s-praiue. v.ound-, - lhetimatism, er'
eipela?, 4-'"hlain, varicose veins, neural
ia. ete. ; i
Xatfires uniTerfal-remedv tor internal
d external rise. If your druggist ha noj
citAULEs F. Rislky, vji.;!es;iiebrui
' mlU1 Kcw YorX
ist
1VIIV IIAtOli 8IIOLLD
i:i,i:cri:t.
o a CTnciie p nr
' u 1 Litiig-a uih) 1 I ' ! ai 01 tl,:S couirty,' wno were yry badly
NORFOLK VA .Mv SODA FOUNTAIN is now in anficted with Syp'.iih.- I.. rm-official ca
AGI-VTS f ftn Trv vnr on vhr.-1 S"" ni.nn.-r ord,r a i-l I Will n-sctfnlly pacy, I employe I Capt. C. T. Swift to
E VSTFRV Vmm?AtSl iv 0n,h.iir. th.. pulmcrocAll andeive it atriai-i cure trm, nn, a contract, no eyre, no
tuiwl CAROLINA. vfUl. aUi;US,u UcSiet, f r 23 c uts. P: ; -diatnistcred to tW his Syphil-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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I offer for sale my tbet of land at I 111
Jiardiiion! knowu as the Dr. Joe Drake
place, contkininv 117 icfes, 75 acres clear
ed and iu a fine state of cultivation. On
the premises is a new store house in which
the P; O.j' knotf kpt, a good two story
dwelling aud otbe.r j necessary ut houses.
Terfiii easy, app'y to 1
! 1 F. B. RICKS,
1 ! Hitliardtton, N. C.
a 220 3m. !
Hiijhest Maid id Vienna, Philndetjhia
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
591 Broadway, New York.
Kannfactnrers, Importers & Dealers in
Vclret! Frameg, (Albums, Gra
phoscopei, StereoscojJc8 and
i Yiiws, Eiipraririgs, Chro
j inos, Phptographa.
And Kindred goodj-Celebrilies, Xctrea,
j .. ; etc.," etc:
rtitograpiilc
Majerials..
We are headquarter? for eTeryfhing- in the
wav oi i .'
Stereopticons and I Magic . Lanteau.
' Each style beinr the best of it.- c)xi is
the umrker.- Beautiful Photographic Tcqsi
parenciei of Statuary and Engravings lot
the window. j lis
'! Convex Glass.' Manufacturer; of Veltel
Frames for Miniatures and Convex Glass
Pictures. - J I : ',-" ''.
i ("a'a'.ogufs of Lantern ati'd Slides, wifjj
directions for usin,: sent ou receipt of ten
cents. . i I !'....
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JOTICE IM CRT ANT SALE.
'-; I shall! sell at the residence of the late
Irvin Finch,' in Bailey ".s township, Nash
County, about 12 miles fr.om .the town of
Wilson ou Tuesday.! August lilth lbS(). A
large lotof corn, fdder, bacon, lard, cat
tle, sheep, goats, hogs, horses, mules, fami
ng implement? etd.. ; etc. Come one
Corneal!. Terms cash.
ComaE N. Lkwi
Exr. of Irviii Finch
Aucust, Gth, 'SO. -3t
O T RAYED OR STOLEN.
From my farm in .Gardner's township on
or about the Sth day of Jime, ope ox about
even jears oh.1. trim build, horns of aver
age length, color nearly bine, with a white
streak from the weaihers to the rump, had
on a lar;e bell held bya strap fastened by
a Jarri buckle with popper brads. I will
pay a liberal reward! for "the return of said
ox or any in Formation -which will lead to
his recovery!
i !.' IBUJSYAN SXOTT.
. Aug. .ith, -tf.
"TTALUAiiLE LAND FOR SALE.
I offer' for sale all inv ren' caslate in this
county and adjoinirgYue town of V.'ilson.
ilarm of -? V acres well timbered and drain-
.ou ra jfoou oruinaryju welling: ana ail nec-
easary oiunouses goou water aim select
fruit trees.
Terms! reasonable,
I
July 30th 'SO-lm-
S. B. Farmer.
TAYLOR'S (0pR
Rncc r.Lir
8 to l'J iI'rno'P'WBr ; LrS Steam Engines from 4 to 40
H6rse Power ; Utica (or Wood A Mann Knfrines from 6 to
o Horsa Power ; Sttionaries ; Adjustable CatOS Utica
Knines, from 12 to 20(1 Hce Power: Improved Qorli
Kngiuus from 15 tolofl fldrs Power; Roile.-vi.all zes; Iron'
Frame Reversible Saw-Mills, four sizes ; Nortn Carolina
Por$able,Corn -Mil; ConMiHS(io'Tes...all sixes, pflaran
teeo. to produce better Meal, with 2a per cent, leks power,
than nntnthrrMiH-Kiime inlhr kwWThe Tatlok Mr(i
Co. or WESXltissTra.Mp.."Wistminster.Ma.,U. a. A-
natV ana Acncultnr u .njrmB :CIinr!rKninnH fr,im
FIRMER &
WAIN WRIGHT
Founders of Brass and Iron, and
ManUfaVfJferssoT
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AGRlCrLTUfiAL IMPLEMENTS,
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I ., at their old stand.
WIL0, NOr.TiI CAROLINA.
Mtnufac
ure' and" keep on" hand" any, and
iu iai C3( atinb. vi i j
IMPLEMENTS
the State fort!lfe Farm, mad of tliefbes
aterial and by skilled workman.
All goods warrau ted'to i;ive sStisf action
or no sale. I !
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Tfewill compare Jprices with aiiy first
clas liouse. The patrouase received at the
hands of the farmersUnd the trade in and
out of the State bears; us' out in this, for
which wo return our sincere thanks and
hope we will merit a continuance of the
same. I I
Esr-wsau . j
rev
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ICE !
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Thii;io ibfrrni t!
an aluiiitl-uir supply
I am pnp:tP'to fur
ie public that I bae
f k-.c on hand which
lish i:f any fjiiantity
on ivasuijab'i
e terms
lea Hou3e Opuh
ort Sunday's from
3 to 11 A. M., and from to 61 P
M
LIL.MONS. EXTRACTS.
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ahvavs n haiid.
J- A. CLARK,
ait.H"l-4i";
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T A IV T L I N O T R U T II
The great cure for
DYSPEPSIA; Sltlt HEADACHE.
. j SOUR STOMACH
and Uie had effects ci'Indigetjon is
Dr. D' Armstadts Ati-DyspeptiC' Drops.
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. Y onderful cures made-all over tl.c uoi r
try as thousands of jctrtiSesites "attest" -Purely
VegitaM? Price Jocent?.'
ipukcell LADD A CO.
n i3-12m 1 Richmond, Va.
tRRw''a vour 6wn IAwb. ' i3 ptitfit Iree.
)DO No rik. iicwler. (if yoa want a busiaMs
jt whit-b ir.nof -ithpr frx raa mk- grat rar
all the time t her work, write for particulars- ta
li.-Hallett & Co.,Tortlan(t;taiie-
iili AUK W JJLl JD U 1111AM T
Manufactured "only
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. MAJIUFACTU&tOHLfiV
A. W. ROWLAND,
WHOLESALE AND KlilL DKALKB IX
Pure Medicines
DRUGS
CHEMICALS)
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TOILET ARTICLES
A large stock of
PAINTS, OILS and
DE STHFFS,
always in stock
LAEV1P GOOD
:Pure MedicinaY-
. WHISKEY,
WIN
GIN,!
BRANDIES &c ,
of the very best quality on hand a
owest prices, j
W. J
HAS
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES
&
Now offer to his old friends and patron i
his lai ";c stock of
SUGAR,
COFFEE
' FLOUR, .
LAltD; y !
? 13 UTTER,
I MR AT, &?
;' !. .a
All purchased previous ' to the ad vanes
prices, and will be sold cheap
"DPCHI business now befoie the. public
Tbu can i:Mc money faster al!
workYor.tt than s aryfliins eie. Catritai fat
reouired. AVo will start yon. j $12 a lav and
r upwards made at home by the iPd'it; ;us Men,
-wtwieit oqys ana gins cTerwnore to work
for list No- Is :I.c nme. YoiV can dev6t tout
wh-! ; tune to tho work, or onlr your spare mo
rn f-r Is . ' No othf-r biisineVs will pay you nearly as
well.. No one willing: 1 work caft fail to mak
iibrmous py by ensnjfiriK at onco. Costly ontflt
and terms free. A, (trf at opportunity formatting
mofty easily and honorably. ' Xddresa Trne k
Co., Anffiista, Maine. i
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I BEST in THE WORLD T
CHURCH 5t CO.'S "AK1H AND
JIAITiTiEa" DUA5D wllX alio w
tlie difference.
'See that jnr Ttakfnsr Soda la
trlilte and Pi nK. aaahoiild bo ALL
SiniLAB Used ror
rood-. .
Will Utlt
Terry, Ga., Jan.rss. lSSOl In 187.1
there were two prisoners confined in the
to pay hira'oiit of the county trea.Hry, m
ne nay euecica a complete ana radi-v' -;t-..
. "., A.. ''.TT.L-, . . ';'
O' :y i.vistonl County, Oa.
C:iArrANxxA, Ttxx.f Febi 141S70
Gents: We take pleasure in faying that
the S. S. S. is giving good satisfaction. If'e
liave had excellent resntts fromJ ar number
of eass. I: cis as well in primary as in
recondary and tertiary rases, j
Prepared on! uv the .Swift Specific Co ,
A'.Unta, Ga. Sold by A. W. Rowland.
E
OR SALE.
I offer for Pale on reacnableJ terms tli
i lifjuse and lot on the corner of Tarboro and
t ? r-m ctroat. tl.A Z.i ...t.:.l. T
ure i-silic ( KIIIUI t HOW I1VV.
For fiirtJit-r particulars apply to roe..
j:r:
ARMKK."
Impre Bl-Carb Soda in of a,
liZhtfy dlrtr vrblfe eolor. It may
appear whtle. examined br It
L ViTI rAUISUl E l II
j TIIE STAXliAm OF THE WOULD!
by W. T. Blackwell
, ,m m .iw ' ir '
RORlRtEASURET
SWCKETRE
it vi
; Second Door from
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Ilranch, Hadley & Farmer's.
tru imvu just opencu a mil
4 aiMii5iiirin.3, oauueiry.iiugsrv aiift n aTon IlarneU Uri.v
Collars, fto. Full line of PAINTS, 01
sizes, CIJ ine of Carriage M-lerijI, 100 barrels, hest rhtlian Rock Lime Which
we will sell low, Improved Weed Sewin-r Machines. ni"
linn ArrfMMilrnral I m lam Antr. U - .1 .1 1
We are a-efiX? for the celebrated Eclipse Cotton Planter, decide llr
of anv planter m the market. Al the Roland Chilled tcer lMoW t
oe surpassed. Our stock oi Tinware i complete. i
STAVES STOVES; STOVES
m e.ua.u u.e preitiesi due ot Moves
ooK. is our specialty ami is.the haulsomcsl vtrick" in tho iriarJTet
heuld be vfithoii? one.
uur entire stock is new and was
casti. 1 1
'j".fJlose..wl?,'I?Sf !iylhm our
their interest to buy of us.
it to
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AMERICAN FRUIT DliR,
PNEUMATIC
(correct Prinelph's, Correct ly
iiSl, a'nd Radically ,Xvr ' jn
VS7 "l
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AAlhKlCAN DRIER COM A AN V, Chain hcrhu
mvV xviYyPSttTGC-i Nrryman and Fru
ra Zl ' WILfcOJs-, xN..-C, Agent! for Central and Eastern Noi
THE (rAY TOLL COTTON GIN
I shall commence picking cotlon
..v, u ,,.viu;u ine u.u patrons ana pul)HC ye.ierallv every -i
tion afforded by any gin in this section: Having adtTed to the okl
- .".'cawcj mc Vi hiso
o ir ' , , , W:nci Ul'e
vsut, uLuucu auu riguiy oaw8,
Giimliig Thirty Rales of t'otton jwr Day.
I EttaTT use t'le celebrated HaTl 'A'
becnj,ul! ,n thorough repair, I' shall
k '.- .1
vun l leasts uie
WILSON COTTON PRESS
frlm Prn? 'fVadvanta-e of having two awing, prtM boea ,.tt
fiame and usinr onlv one po.ver, an advuU-e of two di,tinct :,).,,. I!
comi.rtn K ? - C'J"T, prta,,C(, hy tU ono '"""l1 i'lf aw,; Parti,
l V ih, S fcrm, Ca" ce!',tai",Jr 'dr cotton pick.-d wi h mt rMay I pur; t
S? mn P n " Un the '" acCf,'",odath.--rm, a any. F.r ..kali'.fg ahall fc
r.i..:. -V .T a r M'"' inw gin
Srn ' h,d -nXt dcUy a-i 1 Ku4r"tee
uraiueu at uiv srifi.
tiitur
Ilavt
ve on haitd "the-largest
ture ever oflered for sale iiv
some of their prices:
Bedsteads from SlflO'Vp;
- Extensibn tables
We are agents for nrd are
, , . ... 4
" i. iKirt Acs7 ' -r-. nt Mn
UW.ER
HE AflSTONESrdmTONE&OiOa.MJTS.
and every InB of .MnilJc'vioik' : at jfficcs- toVuH.ljIljteliasW.;-' t
Chairs, picture frames, and baby earriagesr of forcij" "MT
uon ana price. .
:- Our sfock was pilrchased on
sold at prices to corres'pon with the' stringency o
We cordially invite' the ptitjh'c" to call and examine
it grvesns pleairc to show
.' Cor. Nas
OBACHh
Jfc Co., Durham n
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Blackwells Durham..
Quicker nnd
b.,ts ucHor aat
tion than any raiy of
voHcco ever Oere-1 m tl,'. l.i.. .
it uoes so
e itis thoB'esi
'. -'. -
line o,r Uarchvarc of cvcrTidr;'
ever placed on' tho market. T
ii faai!y
bouzht'direct from the
manufacture fo'
Hue will Call. arid wc wirl trv
and nuVa"
Weaver &
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WlL
i.
a. c.
Evaporator.
fruit vaoratlori,. Tin Kirnt
rrralcaf P0r U.. 0.r
hr. Pa. -
CVwe'r.
rlh Cflrolim
at tie dry gin cn tie 1st day
jof Septcm-
aCcomuiod-i
d i "in house :
aan another lint room: eivin'iiie a to'.ilof
W1U b' Plcc.la ixtj aawgln, or a to.
a capacity ol
Brown co'tdn' gioV atf"
ala0 uie mj lMe Inrei
: - - j imwm Miicimva km uai"
tBK niertni
irtift
la.
win o iler a Taror to c mis j to ni j
sat at iotio ... ii and tij
n i
"it'll coin-.
tie will Lo r
, It. II. Tvoii.
e Dealers
-AND
w .
TiA K'E.R-.S
'aiYd best selected gtocki'of fti
tins marfoi? The follbTrmg ar
' j
Chlimber 'suits fri?n: :$22-00 uf
i)o cents pr foot.
prepared at nlltfnie&
, -
o furniak
! I -'.-Ii':-.'
1 m ' .
the besfc, teVmsai
fVhe
.fit
our stop.
otrr' goods. '
HMO W WE
WOOTTEN & STEVEN S
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ASp-' ring St, WILSON, '-'
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