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The Wilson Advance,
5 FBI DAT
....flC'TOBER 1,1SS'J
wusou
Entered - '"at Um0-
ti t,n matter
at.
" rUi.i AnvAN'cfc TJP ST AIM'S I
FKIV?ARuiI.bS.. OOE. NASH
8 mVsVKKKTS. J ,
Married. - . V
In mi son county on Sept. 23rl by
r T Thnmnson. J- P- Sylvester
Tlwrrte to Miss Elixabeth Czzell, both
of this county, : -
Henry &!'' .
Through the courtesy of Mr. W . E.
Farmer. tbe efficient jailroad agentat
tbUphco. we leaf a that up to yes
. -.il..- mn Knlpanf cjtton had been
lenutv o-v,v .
,.;".,ri f.rot lha denot. it
rrxci ctu j v. . - -
Local Department.; '
?p:ii!:niNli!in EDITOR.
U-iuJi"-"-
mrrna-im " ' ' '
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being
1207 in excess of tha number received
up to same date last year.
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School s'ates all s;zcs and price, at
Rowlaud's drug store. . ;
to KiugV M-iuutala .'ebrati.;,
The U'i'i!.li.-a- coY.ity. cn ven'i'ri
onire-aMur-.-vsll ..ret -H Snow
fad -Accident' '
Last Saturday 'little Bennie. son
i. v ital F.sn . foreman of Mr. AV
Taylor's mil).
arm caught m
A Protracted Meeting. .
Rev. J.:A. Canninggitn, assistel by
Rev. J. T. Bagwell, of Goldsboro is
conducting a series of meetings in the
Methodist church at tU'ia place, which
h.iv been'1 ye fy interesting. Mr. Bag
well is a fine pTeaeherar.d is winning
golden opinions from all who have
heard him.
Malarial Fever. ' " ;
; In ifash county, near Whitakers tiie"
malarial fever is prevalent, and tere
have been several deaths resulting
from it." Within an areaTof four miles
there were four deaths ire four day re
suiting from this fever. The folio win"
are the persons who died: "'-;V,Y'
On September 20th, Mrs. Pickup,
and on the followinz dar. the 21st h'r
nw - -i
, husband. . "
r.
l Whi takers,, had his
the shaftinr a:id torn
w - s
4S
will
ii- l.l tow 1.
will ocu:)'y
Mr. M !f !i.:s're'-.- r
:i;d.'h'f the large-nt :ii'l f'i
Wo iiiirle. l'-rriCH A Co.,
them. . '- .
O. IIi.Mh, n-pti' lioan caiidate
for C')nn-?i in .this .li-.;nct V f i"
t.vrr. a: i ui i lt vrc .learn" a. very biuer
p.,clJ yesterday.
Mr. 15!.:ih )u n delrverin every
.(f above the elbow. It i was ainputa-
I td just below the shouhier and. at list
! accounts, the little sufTorer was doirs
las well 'as. .under-the circumstances.
could be expected.
Wodnesil-tV fvem!i;tn Ihu
..r.i.rfii i. bi ni jixaository i.ciure
V"'"'"" I i
I"
the (Jonpel of St. John
iuUrestlng.
on
vli".c!i are very
15,
VJJll,
of Wilson
a iare
Pitt
Don't forget thit Ff"ry
Kii , will a I ir-,i I lie people
(i,.i,.iu.r r. ii Let there he
crowd to hear . 1
Ti'.p oott matier at (ire?Jivil!c.
Oouiil v lifts absconded and carried
witll him the sfu of two tliOusand
doll.irs which belonged to the past
otiicc depailmeut. ; j.;
iVtt lrarn that the ner' annu-il ses
sion of the Capo Fe'r Freu Will fiap
tist Conference will be held on Thurs
(1.1V before the second Sunday m
Ociober . " ; ;
The Dotiir.iUc Monthly is published
by Wake & Co.. corner iJroadway j and
Fourleenlh street, .New York, at 1. 50
I -tn jc'ir, jnc'u-iive of p utern preiiliuiu
Mpccimeu copies 15 cents.
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T'lvo car 1 fjf Aiiustus 5ryant. Ksq.,
declining th nomination for Register
of dee Is for AViIon count, appears
in Miofher column. The chairman of
the Executive Committee jof the coun
ty requests the soVaral township com.
tnilt-a t'v.nod him at the court house
: Wilso i on Saturday, (?Jt. 'Olh to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna
tion of Mr. Bryanc.
288.j One car load of fresh bed
steads at W ootten & Stevens.
The best line of hue cigars in town
at Rowland's, come and try the new
brand's. - ; -
v O.i the-23rd. Mr, James Mrsely, and
Mr. W. II. Oldham on the 24th.
Rowland has
just received a lare
lot of splcnUd - perfumery ; wich as
Lubius, Lbndbops &c, also toilet and
tooth pbttdefs. , .
3fanliTiIlc Ilemg. .
i Four prisonera in Na.h eounty jail.
. Dr. T. Ti Ross is quite tick, John N.
Vick and Joseph J. Barnes aro-at the point
ol death.
Mr. John Williford, ag;d 70 years, died
.near hero last Sunday.'
Mrs. Salfie K. Bridger wife of Capt. A.
W Bridgers, did of consumption on the.
23rd, irct., aged 39 ytars She was a mem
ber of tha Missionary Baptist .church, was
an affectionate wife, a devoted mother rind
a kit d neighbor. , o.
Dead watches and clocks, innsicial in
struments e:c, made alive at Churchweil's.
Uultmorc I.IOlli Anniversary.
"'Tha 150th Anniversary of the city
of Jultimore will be celebrated during
the-week "beginnig October 11th,
LThe citizens of Baltimore have arran
ged dn attractive programme to cale
tirate this auniyersiry and it is expc?c
ted that the city '.vlil be crowded. Wq
reiuru'tliunks to Mayor T. C. Xatrobe
for an invitatiuu.
Our friend James W. Jliyes will
accept our thanks for an invit:ition.to
a social hop to be given in the Fern-ile
Actdemy at Toisnot, N. C, Fnduy
night, O. tobcr Hlh.
Jude Fowle spoke in'Tarboro -Wcd-nesiby,
mid in Fartnville B'edncsd iy
Thursday
luuhl. .uid at Sudw Hill
would he "bid to hear
Judi
We
Fowle
.k I
i ere
The Otjldsboro Mrmtenijcr says; the
Central Tree Will Baptist Association
will c mveno with Union Chapel chbroh.
Wayne e!)un1y,')n " Friday belbr.e 'the
second Sabbath : October".
Departed this life on the loth inst.
little Wade Hampton only son .of
Uobtrt G. an 1 Annie E. Privett aged
one year and eleven months.
"Little Wade has gone, to rest
. To reiu with Gfd Siiprerm-ly blest
II e has reached I iir Cm 1 1 Vs happy
siiore j
You can b'uy
lowest priced
Rowlands.
the very
chewing
best or
tobacco
the
at
The W. & W. R. II.
mense liusinesa now,
and passenger truliic.
lailen with oKtow.
isfloing an i in
bot'i in freight
!Vains, heavily
:tre continuallv"
1'iiilht
pas -In
or i-
passing' while the day and
.sen,1'1- !raiie, arc r .'aping a well
ICUKiiioiKte. '
The fare to Kiniv Mountain 'cele
hral'u.ii has been fixed at -such' low
rates as to insure a laree attendance.
Bound trip ticket 1 j cents a mile, bolt
ways, or
roads.
in
all. For sale by all
Colt
!
oi contmues fo corgq
reat .pjajn tities, and it really
pme in io see how few of our
"cnuers ttiive called, according
tions.
nr in
sur-
sub-
to
a'nd setileil their subscrip
The advertisement of Geo. O
ens nia,:iit;u'tnrer and dealer
K
Mies man and
aUverUseoient.
Ste-
all
in Is of bu'idling material app.iars" this
eek.- Mr. Sevens is a reliabiQ: bns-
dca's fairly.
Bead
his
The smoking men.er of
td.ders UU thanks i, Mr. p.
iin lor s-iiiie of his fra
nrm
Mi.e
R, Mar-
tti.i.j, ;.. n ... ... - . -?,''
--tvi. in i 4ur iMti iriii, a... I l,
an In Hirpassed. Thev are made
herein It iU.., x '
" " a uonie enter
prise we give them our s'.ronge puff.
nd Annnaf Pip nfiu
The Set
dustml Association for colored peo.d,
w.o;,;..v.d Tuesday. Col: L. L. pt'ik
- -c-uuor oi the rf UKi
:m. uei.yereu the annual address
r i air is said lo be a suce
cry particular.
In-
e
'ess in ev'
--Our former townsman
iiacivnev.orKockv I
e re nja,i tl k;.trn
I liocky Mount
r.' Hackney, R
o .aiiwuvfce the success cf
Jan.
If you
brandies
Rowland ft drug store and you will find
them. f
want pure Medicinal
or liquors of any kind
wines
go to
Death ofJIrn. A. W. lirid&f. 1
AVe are catled upon to record anoth
er Uatkr- death wbicfc will opteit the
deepest fonntafnsf-tt lrart ind
pcatter, the briniest waters of grief,
whereever her goodnesi of biart shone
forth in acts of kindness, arid which
will be remembered now as gem j in
the qrown of hei ttsefainess
In Nashville; on the 25th of Septem
Sef," irrs. A. wTRridge'is after a long
Rnd 3ering 'llnMsi passejj calmly
awayand "t-hteredupon that rest,
which retnaineth for tne j eople of
God." those who had traced th lino
of the heet'ni fiush upon her p dlid face,
andjlienerl to the f&nrrdstake able
cough, knew that the insatiate rnes
aengefwith the poison ou atd ; uer
ring tread of consatrption, was creep
ing upon her viaU, and were in a
measure prepared for tbtf trvijig ordeal
when the .final summon? came. But
he.'whose tici?rt-gtrings Iialh been so
sorely torn asunder, finds the shock
overpowering, arid in the blacknCss of
his starless bereavement, his night
seems that it will have" no , morrow.
Despite the gloom of the present, we
can point him to the christian's hope of
a reunion in glory; bat to the little
ones, whose mother's heart is deaf and
dumb to all their cries and wants, we
can' offer no'condolence, for sympathy
stands mnte before a woe like theirs,
and we can Only leave them to Him
who "lempereth the winds to tile shorn
lambs," and ask for thera His blessing
and protection,!
ME
f . I f ' ( r t :
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4ist rec0lv6d
TO"
"-We have
&i'"?jDfO;, S
stock of-
alaTge
READY, MAJ)iE CLOTHINa
Consisting of Meiis',:BjoysiVaiHl You&s' Suits
to wiiicli vtfe call SPECIAL Art KTl-. t I V I Tlie larft incrtasC fa out baiirieis In
THIS LINE ENABLES US TO 11 , FHOJt FIIlST-iiANDS
and id retail them at a smjiU auv'anfle on xrholsalc rrric(?s. '
o o
Our slock df
3D
Go to Rowland's fo: blank books and
envelopes. - ? .
IXev. Sir, lriiuroc.
This eminent and scholarly divine
preached his lastiermon in tha Baptist
church in this place on Sunday, and it
was generally conceded to be one of
the best and most instructive he ever
delivered. Blessings brighten as tbv
take their flight, and in parting with
Mr. l'ri m rose, who goes to Oxford to
take charge of the Presbyterian church
there, our community, irrespective of
dauomination, entertains a higher
conception than ever before of his
abilities as a preacher, and feels that
a bright and shining light has bsetf
withdrawn from the pulpit here. The
kindest wishes of the commuuity will
attend him in his new field of labor,
and trust that his ways may be ways
of pleasantness and all, his paths be
full of peace.
Mr. T. J
mi iiasi bopn
i elected mavor
We congratulate
always r.Ipneoo
, r ' v .1
a Wilson-
II- . IT
. ... iiinri. lifl.l nt- e
!now,l' .w; "ave
t ;rr'.' "e''',ui,t '. irc-
Z &,;lttrW1M'A
.nl,,r,o,t;:,1'"-"ent:in
their rret.r " ' ,B aml examine
m oiutK CI
"(Willi
11. .1. .
" 'i n una r- .
Atkins, i, n.:: "" " M
ill be a la le cot? 8treet3' This
trill be reaJv fifr !, ''-S tore
f lerprlsfag flr.n and we S J a en
elcom. them to our towa. -l3j 10
Par. twn ., . rth . "ng the
t j were etaa
Vannba, been . ll f Kes- Mr.
'l7 and ef.J' f a '"S lnost al-
- biased i;l7:; J " tu.8 ?ase of
-at the sormer' anJ we trust
- a
lr prayers
l .
wd
on
,alllU! Dastnr
Min.si Mouaiaiu Celebration.
Thr Kings Mountain Celebration
will he'll n at, Kings Mountain, in this
State, October oih and continue four
days. The ceremonies .agreed- tip.m
by the upmmittce will prove very in-
teroRtmg- ami a larie atten-.iauce is
expected from Tennessee, Virginia,
nrth and South Carolina.
The first day, Tuesday, 0;tober 5th,
shall be jrivan to a reunion of th ;
Slates of 'Tennessee. Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina, together
with such others as may choose to be
officially represented ou thi occasion :
tiiat jjldrcsses of greeting shall be
delivered by orators from these States
selected by the Centrnl Executive
Committee, or hereafter designated by
the Executives of tne tatate .themselves:'
Wednesday the Cth of OctDber, shall
be set aside for an illustration ol the
plan of battle, under the direction of
Gen. "Hunt U. S. A. The Gotn
iuiUae on Troops are charged with the
necessary arrangements.
Thursday, the 7th the dedication of
the . Monument witll the Centennial
Oration, by Maicr Jo:n W. Daniel, of
Virginia. .
Friday, the 8th. to be set ssiJe r.s a
Field Day for th Military, wifh a
Competitive Drill for a Centennial
prize, .to be designated and awarded
by the Executive Committee; the'
rules to govern said'drill to bo made
and published and judges to bo ap
pointed by the Committee on Troops,''
. . ... : -
xeroiiui..
A. liranch. Esq , has returned from
a business trip. . ,
ilirs. Smallwood, of Newberne is vis
ituii relatives in this place.
The 'Misses Deans, ' of this county,
'..uve been on a visit this week to their
brother Mr. Allison Deans.
Mr. Henry A. FooteJ editor of the
Warrenton Gazette has . been in town
this week.
F. A. -Wood a rd, Esq.,' was absent
Tuesday in Goldsboro on professional
nus.incss. .
. Mr. M. Moye has been absent the
past week at the bedside of a sick
brother near Farmville.
11. G. Connor, Esq., who has been
absent in Springfield, III., on profes
sional business has returned home.
Mr. E. A. Oldham, of Wilmington',
who was a former student at the .-"Wilson1
Collegiate Institute is on a visit
to relatives in this place.
Mr. E. M. Nadaf wss called to Ral
eigh Saturday by. a telegram announc
ing the death of his brother-in-law, Mr.
Theo. Fentress.
liev. J. T. Bagwell, pastor of th?
Methodist church at Goldsboro is in
towu Wtc guest of Rev. J. A. Cunuic2-
Mr.' Ashtcn 8cott, of Enfield, has
located in Wilson, an ! taken a posi
tion in th ? store of his- brother W II.
G. Seott oa Tarboro streets
Capt. Juo. A. Harrison, of
couuly, and his two daughters, Misses
lieltie and Pattie, were on a visit - to
Wilson lhisjv eek. I
If you have not done so already go
at once and see that pretty hue of
letter. paper, evelopes, paper, in boxes,
cards with envelopes to suit all of the
very latest styles, at Rowland's.
Idiii-alio2ial Journal.
We hive received the prospectus of
the North Carolina Educational Jour
nal which Rev. J. F. Heitraan, of
Chapel Hill,' proposes to publish as
soon as a sufficient number of sub
scribers shall be pledged to justify
him in beginning its publication. The
North Carolina State teachers asso
ciation at its annual meeting held dur
ing the session of the iVormal School
at the University, had under consider
at ion the publication of a journal which
should be a medium of communication
and a vehicle of information for teach
ers and others engaged in the work of
education. The plan of Mr. Ileitman's
paper has been approved by a com
mittee appointed. The journal will be
au eight page folio, , issued monthly, at
Sd.OOner vear. and every teacher in
the State should become a subscri
bcr.
Our Stiiie I'air.
j W e return thanks for an invitation
to the next State Fair and to let our
readers know the preparations made
we quote the following from Capt
Denson's latter of the 21st :
We have the powor to enclose
complimentary ticket for our State
Fair, Oct. 18th to 23rd next. It is
gratifying tu report tbat oar prospects
for a ruir, valuable to the substantia
interests of N. C, and successful m
every point of view were,rfever so;bright
as at present. With abundant ciops
and-increased prosperit r, and m good
spirits, the people manifest by their
prompt entrees and our large corres
pondence, that our nex, Fair and the
Twentieth will surpass anything in the
history of the society- The displays
of stock and the variety ot machinery
will be unusually fine. The Trades
procession will be a great feattne on
'ednesxlay, and the trial of speed
throughout the week are on an exten
sive scale."
And She "lid lVcnt."
During one of 'those beautiful moon
lit nights last week, a young couple
arm in arm, and souls most sweetly
linked in fetters of twin-born delight
were strolling on the rail-road, .''lull
ed by the dreams, where transport
flows," while their thoughts, in love
bued ringlets, most beautifully inter
twining, were flitting by on golden
winglets, and dispensing from that
glittering plumage the rosiest tints
that mortals ever see. The moon the
a,me mild orb which smiled on Ma
turing Bertram, and "lent her soften,
ed light to rapture and to love" was
just emerging from the fat. off deeps
of the ethereal ocean, and fresh and
pure and dewey from that cerulean
bnth like Aphrodite when risipg
from the waves was then climbing
upon a feathery-cliff of the first cloud-
islet in the sky ; and, in shaking the
spray troru her wnite lovirness. was
drenching the world wth the glimmer
ing mist of a silver rain of noiseless
trickling light. This " flood of glory
fell with entrancing power upon hearts
already mellowed in the witchery of
feeling, and as might have been expect
ed, the rosiest tides of bliss flowed out.
Our fair friend talked beautifully of
the hopes and dreams whieh were then
fringing the horoscope of her life with
the tapestry Jof enchantment, and
which made it seem the opening portal
ti scenes of bliss supernal But he
was moody and silent, and she seeing
that his thoughts were on meditation
bent" turned up her eyes to his in
look ot sweet entreaty eyes, over
which a jetty arch had drawn1 a glori
ous crescent, just commingling.just di
viding, in ( darkling lines across
parian brow, while deep within its
lash-girt shores, and o'erhung witli the
mist of soft desires, the soul's bright
sparkling waves were gleaming in ebb-
inc8 "full of witchery. She asked him
if he was thinking of that love -lit
realm, to which their pilgrim hearts
were stretching where the hopes and
dream3, now so boautifully budding
would blossom i out and bloom with
fragrance, and be reddened with the
ripened fruit of the love-tended orchard
of marriage? ISO, said he. 1 was just
wontiering why yon didn t go Id Dr
Joyner the skillful dentist . on Tar
boro street, and get him to work. upon
vour teeth. He is a good workman
understands his business and he wil
remedy the only defect my darling
possesses. This done, your rosy-lipptd
mouth will be a glorious nest of sweet
pursuasioti, to which kisses those
blessed and tran3prting nurslings of
affection will flock by the hundred in
one eternal invasion. And whereup
on sbef ,did went," and the next morn
ing, bright and early, she was at the
dental office, where a most satisractoty
job Was accomplished. ,
JlAKIiETKEPOIIT.
is target thaii ever, consisting' of 'Black arid all faliion able dialt?s of Cashtacreas J filack
Alpacas, and. other stylish ood$ wiUa beautiful . line cf pilk and eivet. btoCadffa. areai
trimmmyts io mtuch to winch vrc call erpectal attenttcn,
l)0n't Forget fil0.t: :Vo"'kftdp; -fol salo tliO h&t
li ABIES, MISSES AND ! CHILDltENS SHOES
Foi tbo least money iii Wilsbii
iOzn f a rsra
finJl A it
OtflfH'UULB
i
A Larg&jAssortment
ll1
iiiii
Whlclriiiiist 166 60ld rgaidless of cost.
CALICOES, ; BLEACHED -AND UNBLEACHED DOMESTICS
i . , . ' - ' at tKe lowest jCasii prices '
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
L., HEILBPONER BROl'Agts.
Wootteri & Stevens,
FURNITURE DEALERS AND
' Wilsok, N. C. . V i
- . . . , : - M
We have on hand a lareianl well w
IvJc td stock of P.-wlor Aid Ohairtber Furni
ture and are constantly receiving . additions
thereto. ' ': 4 ; - . I
We make diea'p bctlstei Js dnd mattfesse
a Specialty. . - , - -
Picture frames moldings ind pictures In
great variety sold cheap. i . j -
Itcpairing neatly and prtfmptiy done,
and satiictvin guaranteed, i , ''v .
Rosewood and meUUlc burial cases trprn
the cheapest to the Irest bronzed eases.
sep 17'ly - ' ' - j
HtejMm lafid a large rtottftf RKADY MAI)K Cl.Of iflNO, KOCfr 3HOE8,' IUTS
K CAV9; CROCKERY ASttGkASSWA RE. '
Goods careftflly selected by a Cbmptttnt buyer. A larj stock, .of, u. knide eC
GIlOCEltlES; RAGGING, TIES, &C,
I i ..(:', . ' '! . -
( if tott w'atft uaigalns cfismlne otfr stock before pdrcJJsitfg.
1VT O
T I C E
a.ft
: The tax books for the year ie$0 are nofw
in my haniTs for. collection, and tax payers
aro requested to call : at ray office -in the
court boiwe and Settle their taxes is' soon
as convenient. - . r 4 --
f . K.- H. WlxsTEAix, Sheriff ,
ep22.-4t ; - Wilson county. ,
OJumliumcr Sauce s jnat the thing
for fresh meat &c. at Rowland's.
rbtMeA .(p ConflKCTEPur msrf, Dri. Co.
VVlLSOM N. C. Oit. 1, 1333.
COTTONH-Middliiia;.. ...... 10 3-?
GRAIN. TThreat per bits , l.uo
Corn
roTicE.
be
at
at
N'
Oq Monday, Sept. 13th. I will
prepared to .gin and packr cotton
short notice at my steata ,niill
TjHDmpsoEfs X roads in Tayfoc's town
ship. Fartics senaMg their coxton 19
ray gin may expoct to be dealt with
honestly and promptly;
seplO fta ' Jcnts H. TifOATF'sotf.
. " W r fjOPFOiTTfi BRlGGS HOTEL, ' ,
:- DEALERS lN-i ' ":'.' ; l: -
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
&:pi. ljth -itrfi
Moss Sa JBvigan.
NEW FIRM! New Store! NEW GOODS f
" . , . . i v . '-",. 4
We are receiving daily at otir store on the (JofntTr of N&ih
and Tarboro Streets, ft-full aud well assorted stoek erf gdntrmJ
lridrcKnidisen sticli . 4 : ' ' ' J
STAPLE-D1L? aooi)&. UllOCERlns. i ' "
'CtltititfEnY. T1XV!ARE. WOOD AND VilLfjOW VfJttli.
. 0" At f - XJl' . IUTS. tiAPS, BOOTS AND SliOES.
READY-M ADfi CLOTEtlNG, CARPETS
N
O T I E
To Our HbscriberJ.
To-dav we send to
Miss Aqnie Thomas, formerly of
. which were sown mid I Wil60a now of Pitt, spent a few
and tears,. will eriaiaVrt jdays iQ town this week, en-route to
a cioricius harvpr AWUa,Q. .wuere ner latuer is uow cn-
gaged in business.
nearly every
subscriber to the Advance a state -
mart rt' l5c O nt'Clll n t W O llvf two
reasous for doina this 1st, we desire Uorn m0&l
all of our subscribers to know how
much they owe us, and 2nd, we desire
them all to settle their indebtedness
now while money is most plentiful.
Most of those who owe us are farmers
and now, as they are selling their cot
ton, they generally pay up the debts
thej have contracted during the year.
We hope lo receive remittances of the
amounts' due from all of our subscrib
ers oat of the county, and we shall
expect all of oar subscribers who are
j rrear enough to call at our office and
Nash r nav what they owe dtrrinz ,the next
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two months. Janusfy 1st,- 18a 1. we r
shall open new bookk. and we shall I
place no name on it who docs wot set- 1
tie tip for this years subicripion. Woj
need the money due as on Ssubscrip-!
tion and we expect atlioi our snoscri
bers to be prompt in paying their ac
counts ; J .
Oats .... .........
Peas .. 1 -
15ACOX. p- Hams pef
N C S'des and shoulders ......v. ..
Bulk niear sides..
'shoulders
Beeswax..-.
Butter -....J.
Chicken'...
Ejnrs,.j....v.
II.ue?i Green
"dry
Lard...
Peanuts,
Potatoes Sweet
tliicaJ
Tallow...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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121 to 15
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11
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80 to 1.3 ?
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in
I offer for sale my tract df land n iin
liardston krori us the Dr. Joe lrake
place, contffmmg lit acres, 7S acres clear
ed and in a fine State of culuTation. On
h nremises is a n-w store ltouse in whieh
the P. O., Is now kept, a goovt fvtotory j
d well! n ao d other nece&sary at nouses
Terms ey, apply tfr ii RicKs
ilil!iard-tMJ, N. C,
tg'S) Sta.
II. H0D6ES
HODGES & HODGES,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
liat and Gapn
......AND .
Ladies Trimmed GfccfJs)
4SC03HISRCEST.
. i . NORFOLK,
J. 1IARRISS
j-H'boksale & Retnil Dealer i
GR0CER1E S&
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of every style' and quality iClanketf, an(l 1 1 wlFfthd in fact
eterytfnngta v found in & yt ell arranged tore. v ; ' "
propdr wetefall sele3tf dvitlt care, and bouhti for catb wldca tcablt
os. to offer to customers the (very west bargain. - 1 " i
TMrrmbiie ara inritcd to tall and exkroih tMt tockl Vi u H
l.- Very Respectfully . -Ij : : r
DAK EH & CO B B
SelI-tt
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INSURANCE
Old North State Fire; :
COMPANY OF WARUENTON, .N. , C4
Has beu ija Siicce'sful crperatiarj foY iilgbt Yesrw
' ;t ;.'iT!i)roogh1y.IleIiMe lfor9e'Ctnpatrf
3. DAVf. PresiJtnt
f. II. ARMATf Ag't.
i Headquarters for Barcains Z
Now offer to bis oW (riwU faOAat. - i . f ... -A- hA ,
t eooihthig of
his kxrsv stock of
COFFEE.
' FLOUH.
LARD,
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BUTTrX
VA.
sep24-tl
MEAT. Ac
All p irc!iMd prerlow to th airing
pric, sndwill be soM chtap .
GRAND FALL OPENING
Bum,
-Th
OTlJ$Ss 4TJ?. cajxits; . siiQbiiSt coops. -
IvtTJTJd&f.TS, t?mmed iu th . laUrt tt jlea at prices tttat wflS Atontdi yoa.
HOiimEESTiKE NOTICE.
FCf XTf Eirf U the ri' ace to set B ARO A I.V. .AH f his roM miht fof
risir nl t nrire far t!o n vJ!,- mi In not U tuflwraoMl. . jAjid a farth
er eIdeijrec aks jou not to belir hint, or ill jmi le ou papr, but U call ami
tttr TAiirUt Vr.fl Tiu. m miittdv .. J ' r J
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