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The Wilson ndvahce FRIDAY ijfcCEMuEIt 24, 1SSO Entered In the Post Office, at Wilson X. C, as second class matter. rrrrr oFTHK aiva.n7k up stairs in THKroO! FRONT HUII.mNa, ICOR. NASH Local Department. J03SPHOS DANIELS EDIT3R Cold weather. To-morrow is Chrhtmas day. lJonnie Meyer' ..Combination was in town this week. North Carolina Almanacs for sale at i t!i Post office. Dick Allen selh better buggies than anyone else. Ladies clcakJi at reduced price at L Ileilbroner $ IJro., ais, Simpson & Smith will have their , beer delivered to order. Cranberries just received nt F Stern's. Buy your X mas books at the Post Office. , Turner's North Carolina Almanac at Rowland's. '-If you want to Rave some moiic' buT'vour busbies from Dick Allen. A Christmas draweth near the .. tur key roostetb on a higli fence. Wise turkeys. . Valuable land for sale. For terras apply to A. HI Deans. Hi to J'onr interest to examine Dick Allen's bturgies before buying eUewherc. "i t A valuable three horse farm .to rent :-or lease on env tenn. r ortenns ap ply to A. B. Deuns. - Dick Allen swaps for old buqrrries and allows $10.00 more for them than any other man. Anew lot of Kilk and vol ret -hrneailed drriH trimmings just received at L. Iletl- brnner Urn.', agts. . ' ' Dick Allen has jnst received f.no car loads of husgies which he will sell on time cheaper than ever. A.teeond Rtnok ot N'avy and short sack iiirsjiit received at L, Ileilbroner & Btj.. Kimpon & Smith are 'leading the trade in Wi'son in whiskies, beer, wines, whiskies, fcc. : Read the notice of R. K. B irnes who desire to hire 5) hands t sro with him to fJeorri' to work turpeii tine, lie will pay goo I w.tgen. Wantkd: Fifteen 'thousand pound' of good fuddcr. Will p yy market price. ,by Jno. S.rthy & Rro's , ' Sale and Liv . ery Stabler! Kifrts aro beinoj made to have the telegraph office in the business portion orthe town. Jt would be a great con venience and we hope the effort will prove successful. Nmpson "& Smith have commenced boUlinjT beer and on and after Jaiina y jt 1881 will b able to furnish baer cheaper than any othur dealer in the State. . In this county Tuesday, December 2lt. 1880. of consumption Mrs. White hend. wife of Mr. II. A. Whitehead, aed sixty four years, and thirteen days. -..-. New Finn. t We learn tjiat Si. R. Atkinson & to and Baker Cobb having c msol idated will do business as one finn ,ftr January l9t. The style of1 the new firm will be announced in the next issue of the Advance. - JFe return thanks to ifr.RutTln Ren frow for three nice larj?e turning which weigh ten and a half pounds, each one of them measures 22 inches round. Thev are very nice turnips and we are certain Mr. Renfrow has a preat many more where these came from. V Mpneni ot Cotton. t"p to the present time 15.M7 bales f cotton have been shipped from t his Place. There are 500 more which await shipment These figures are correct as they were furnished bv the yu'fctv oi .nr. farmer. This num ber of bales is much in excess of the number-shipped, last year trp to this time. 1 ' In accordance with a time honored custom the Advance will not appear nextw.ek. For the past yar w3 have labored unceasingly to give our reader mtsresting paper and we feel that we have earned a holiday and we know that our subscribers will readily grant "tou. Jewish all our readers a merry chnstmas. - One night last week while some of e workmen were busy at work in Wiffia 4 Murray's shop they espied a ojK(S ealjog lhe.r g )er 1 bey tr,cd to catch him but he es Tanking that he wonld re- ur li? T1! 1 P aa l tlt, and um l"gh w,,eny wentto work Cd wth a3larSCfat0ne' and osde a s- Bweet Potoes, etcetera, ue & savory mcah Vilon Circuit. 4 I We are indebted" to .Rev. IV m. h. Cuingglm pastor t'T Wilson -circuit for the first round of his appointments which we publish with pleasure as many of bur snbsdrifiets are interested in them : , Rnckhorn, 4th San. inDec, at:il a m Mt. j5ln, 1st Jutt.- ' 11 a. m" Home's 1st " . " . ' 3 p.'m Barnes X Roads 2 Sun " 11 a. m Willie Lamm's 2 ' " 3 p. in. Bethlehem, ! 3 " 11 a.m. Pleasant Grove, 3 - 3 p. ra. If you wish to make a friend a nice present call at the-. Post Office and buy one of C. C. DariielsV . books. 1 nonnie n)-er, Combination. This troupe was billed fr If ilson Tuesday night but failed to arrive. jrednccday night "Ten Nights in a Bur lloom"' was performed to a large audience. The acting was fair and pleased the greater part of those who attended. La.t night "CarniUe, or the fate of a coquette," by ..Alex. Duraas Jr.. was performed. We go to press too early to make comments. Atrial package of "BLACK-DRAUGHT" free of charge at . For Pah; at Paock"A H-irirrave's. J. 1U C;irter. ; It affords us a. great ?leal ot pleasure to be :vbe to state tint wo were mis taken 1 isr, week when we announced that Rev. J. E. Carter had decided to move to T.irboro to live. The mis take was a false report which was cur rent during:the past week. Mr. Carter is a good citizen and his departure would have created a void not easily filled, . Dead watches and clock, s musical in strmnTits :c, made alive at Chirrchwell's. It Is a real pleasure to walk around tiiee ChrSstmas times and see what ihere is in the differeat s'iorea to to tempt us. In one of our rounds we went into Messrs Moye & Nadal s Drug Store and there; we. found work" boxes for i the Indies, writing desks, fine lamps. Celluloid goods, fine " Toilet Articles, dut glass bottles filled with choice perfumes. Christmas cards, books for the little ones and other tilings too numerous to mention. Call and see tbem. . ' ' Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and you will never be bylioua. , . lVacock & Ilarrave's. A Clirisf.na lrcent. j We have purchased a large lot of nice books" entitled, ''realise on the Horse and his diseases, by Dr. li. J. Kendall.-which we.' propose to give to all our paid-up subscriber" as a Christ mas present. The ;look contains about 100 pajes and is the most valu able treatise on the horse ever pub !iiho l. It iynice'y and neatly printwl and will prove a valuable guile, to every horse owner. All of our ' sub scribers ho py, their accounts be tween now and December 25th will roceive this present. , t The vilsou Stook Store. T!e undersigned gives notice to the citizens of VriIsoa and its vicinity that he has opened in the building known as the "Rountree Drug. Store," on Nash street, and invites every bodv, especially the ladies to call and see him. -lie has in . -store now. a good supply of sctoo.1 books and stationery, blank books, holiday good S; chromos, etc., and expects soon some' choice, standard literature. . R. W. ClIADWICK. ' Beautv, health, and happiucss for ladies in "WINE OFCARDUI." For sale at lVacxk it Ilai rave's. tieo. D. tureen V Co. V" On the .1st day of January 1881 we will open in connection with therllnrd ware business a slock of General" Ver-j cliar.dise. and nrninv thr Ivn ni - - - - j . . . w sj iai i v," n i I the corner of Xah and Tarboro streets under the name and style of f7eo. D. Green & Co.. and will be prepared to furnish a limited number of customers on time. Geo. D. Green, Lat. Williams. Ou Our Table. Our Little puts, published by the Russell Publishing Co., 149 Tremont St. Boston, is the best Jagazine pub lisljeVfor children. It is printed in lftrgS. plain type, and is written almost wholly in words of one syllable, making u especially desirable for the little ones It is printed on sood paper monthly and is furnished at the low price of l.M). The Holiday number is superb. JLlIarpcfs Monthly MotjaziM needs no words of commerdation from us. lhe current number is all that could be desired, both in contributed and origi nal articles and the unsurpassed en gravings. -Old Time Life in a Q iaker l"" 8 an especially tntersting arti . The Charlotte So nth era llo me has improved very much of late. 0Wia,tV Practical Instruction Tor business men . jeontaina more valuable information for business men than any book extant. U contains the most re liable intorma.'ion ou all business ques- snouia be m the hands of ev ery business man. and.- especially of very book-keeper. The book is indis pensable to every man who desires cor rect information in regard lo the de tai s of book-keeping, partnership and outer questions whifetj ariw in busi transaction. Address J. lh Goodwin, Chicago, III. . ' ' The Greensboro Pcdriot is a good paper, and we retret that ' it is to be sold under Mortgage January-Uh, 1831. JTl a. Tried. ...... ... . ..- -: - . On Tuesday. Pecertber ICth., at 7 o'clock, Mr. J. C. Dixon to Jiss Julia Holderness at the residence of J. T, Freeman in Green county Rev. J. P. Simpson officiating. ' ' "Wednesday evening at the residence of the bri.Ie's father. Mr. Wm. Mur ray. Mr. T. C. Whitaker to Miss liettie Murray, Rev. J. A. Cunniggira officiating- ;V A number offvienda were present at the ceremony. The happy couple left on the evening train Wednesday for Trenton, which will be'-4heir future home. We extend best wishes. In Wilson. Wednesday evening, at the residence of Miss S. A. Farmer. Mr. J. T. Ellis of Stamondun. to 3is Olivia l.Jryant, Rev. P, E. Hines of. ficiating. A faw friends were present to witness the cereinony. The Ad vaxce wishes thetn a long life of health and happiness. BLACK-DRAUGHT " makes chill and fever impossible. For tale at Peac.'ck fc Ilargravc's. Iter. J. XI. Ciiiinn. Rev. J, II. Gui.nn will - not be the Pastor of: the Methodist church in Monroe next, year but will go to Wil son, N. C. The' Methodist congrega tion in Monroe will regret very much to tiive up the Pastor who ha3 so ably served them for the past three years, but as it is on account of hi3 health that a change was thought best t hey will yield more cheerfully to the Bish op's decision and hope that the change will be for the best, and that in coming years he will again be sent here. The Methodist .people of Wilson have just cause for self congratulation. They will find the Rev. Mr. Guinr. an able, zealous minister, who will make them a good pastor and their town a good citizen. Monroe' Enquirer. Mr. Gtiinn arrived in Wilson Thurs day mornfner. lie ' will occupy- the pulpit in the Methodist church Sunday, morning and evening. 'WINE OF CARDUI" for Ladles only. Fur ?ale at Peacock & Margrave's. Christmas Fcfttivitic. Wilson will give Christmas a cordial reception. Besides the usual prepa rations always made we are glad to notice that among the festivities of the week the various Sunday schools will make efforts to give the children a pleasant time. To-night (Friday) there will be a Christmas tree at the Missionary Baptist church. The chiirch will be open to all. Interest ing exercises will precede the distribu tion of the presents. Presents will be given to the Sunday school scholars arid afterwards from friend to fiiend. Ail persons nre welcome lo put prcs enjts on the tree for their friends. Persons desiring to .place gifts on the tree should send them to-day to Miss F. Aniiis Carter at the pastor's resi dence. Monday night in Mafnona Hall the Meihodist sund.nv school will have a supper, which will doubtless be a suc cess. And Tuesday; the annual Christinas festival of St'. Timothy's church-Sunday school will take place. The teachers and children will meet at the rectory nt 4 :30 p. m. The procession will enter the church at o p. m.. and after services in the church they will repair to M anion a Hall where the iiifts will he distributed. All are cordially invited. All of tltese snnday schools are, we believe, in 'a flourishing condition and each ot them; will give a pleasant time to the children and to the older ones too. Wc wish them all a merry, hap py, ple-.isant Christmas. "WINE OF CARDUI " cures irregular, painful, or dillicuit menstruation. For sale at Peacock. & Hargrave's. Personals. , . Miss J7ena Branch, whos a stu dent at Peace Institute, is spencUng Christmas at home. , Mis Lura Wood is visiting relatives in Wilson. . Rev. J. A. Cunniggim gladdened i;s by a call .Wednesday. He is "much beloved by the people of Wilson and will always receive a cordial welcome. Miss Nannie Duncan, the popular and efficient teacher in the primary department in the Institute, is spend ing the Christmas holidays with rela tives in Ashland, Va. Our young triends Herbert and Frank Rountree of Randolph-Aacon are at home spending Xraas. Our young friends' James Rountree James Simms and Frank Graves, of Homers school are at home spending the Xmas holidays. Mi3s Fannie Johnson is in town on a visit, the guest of Mr. A. J. Hines. Miss Bettle Woodard is spending the christma holidays with relatives in Wilson. Mr. Reddick Barnes, who is now liv ing at Tebeauville, Ga:. a native of this county favored us with a Call yes terday. He will return to Georgia in about ten days, Elder P. D. Gojd, who has been ab sent from home several weeks in Ga, returned home Thusday morning, Mr. Lat. Williams is north buying a stock ef goods tor the new firm of Geo. D. Greea & Co. Mr. J. T. Cobb has returned from the north where he has I een purchasing goods for Baker & Cobb. Miss Annie Moss, who has been in attendance at Misses Nash & Kollock's school ta spending christmas holidays at home. . i C. C: Daniels will receive in a day or two the cheapest, nicest and pret tiest books suitable for Christmas j presents ever brought to Wilson. AdrertUed Letter. A lift of letters and postal cards wbollv written remaining in the post office at Wilson. N. C Jlec 22ad. '80 ? Miss Cherry Applewhite. Mrs.. M A' Bishop. Nathan J?ess, II P Bs. At: len David, Delila May, Daniel, Miss Arkey Gardner. Preston Ilorn. Rev Jacob Horn e (2 W A Jones. Mis CallieMatles. Miss Kasiah Powell. Jno W Snncrr.' Jhti ffasser. Charlev Whit ley, Jacoby Watson,? Ben WooUrd. ; If the- above, letters and postal cards are not called for in 30 day they wiJI be sent to the dead letter office. M. C. Daniels. P. M. Itavhrllle Item. Rev. Jere Johnson is in town on a visit to the family of ; hi son-in-law. J. C. Harper, Esq- His field of labor next year will be Waccamtw; Mission. Re.v. J; T. Lyon has been sick sever al days this week. ' Prof. John J. Hud gins; of Peters burg, Va.i ha9 been in "town several weks giving lessons to the brass band. j . The srentlemen who went to Raleizh last week as witnesses in regard ta tlie alleged election frauds made a short stay, as the grand jury in the United States Court was discharged before thev reached the'eity. . .Tlie contested election case, however, is a difficult matter and will 'come --up before the legislature in January, i Ir. James M. Vaughn, of Red Oak, has moved te Warren count', where he will reside in future, i Miss Ida William?, of Fremont, was in town last week b it left for home on Sunday, and somebod' is sad in con sequence of her departure. . Dr. T. T. Ross and lady leave ns Friday to ."spend' the Christmas holi days with Capt. Troy in Goldsboro. Mr9. R. B. Griffin is very ill at her residence in our town. i Misses Carrie and Biddie King, of Pitt county, visited "Nashville last week. Several young ladies arc ex pected in town about christmas.. It takes upwards of twenty dollars a month' to keep the prisoners warm in our jail. Mr. P. V. Renfrow will move ' from here to Rocky Mount in a" short 'timx Nashville has a daily mail to Rocky Mount, a Iri-weekl' to Louisburg, and a semi-weekly o Stanhope. ' Four colored tramps passed through town on Monday, saying - they were from Duplin county, and on their way to Raleigh. Our ever vigilant sheriff interviewed them and then let them pass on though not satisfied that they wore all right. OIJR CASTAl.JA LBTTtiZt. Castalia. N. C. Dac. 22nd. 1880. Editoiis Advance I have a good number of marriages to report this week. From the number you will think that the prediction that this would be a marrying winter i verifi"d. ! ' - On Tuesdays by the Rev. Mr. New ell, Mr. E. S- Green lo Miss' Josie Stokes, all of Franklin county.. On Tuesday at the residence of the bndes' fdther. N. W. Cooper Ksq.f Mr. Komp P. Leonard to Miss Nannie hooper. Rev. G. M. Duke officiating'.. On Wednesday in Wentworth, N. C. Mr. W. B. Coppedge of Cedar Hock; to Mies Eusjenia Radcliff. Also on Wed- ncsday at the residence of J. B. II. Boddie. Esq., Mr. Frank Boddie to ilissCleo Boddie Rdv, J.. T. Lyon ofliciaiing, and on the same day Mr. Willis Ward was united in Marriage to Miss Rosa Ricks daughter of Mr Wm. Ricks. Rev. J. T; Lyon performing the ceremony. ' '. , - "' " "' We tender our best wishes to all these happy couple3. . It becomes our painful duty to chronicle the death of Mtss' Martha Privett. aged about 17 years. She was living with Mr. J. J. Pierce at the time of her death. Her death was caused by the explosion of a lamp. Every effort was tcrade to extinguish the names but -all in vain. I am equally grieved to announce the deatu of Wille Sturdivaht who died cf -.typhoid fever on the 20th ins., aged 2 years, lou said in your last issu that Mr. Jo. Evans was dead. It is a mistake, and should have been Mr. Jo Edwards an aged and respectable cit izen who died Fon the -24th, aged C5 years, I i Mr. R. N. it irrisoi Illlson are on a visit and family of in to relatives Castalia. Miss Martha Taylor ofC istalia is on a visit to relatives near IFilson. J. A. llarrison-f the N. C Univer sity is at home againi Miss Pattie Harrison, who has been attending school at Goldsboro has re turned home. ' h 'v . Il'ith many good wishes, a merry chr istmas and a happy new, year to the Advanxe I close my year's cor respondence. i 1 Nex year I will do better. 'r ! Plaix Tom. n4KUF;r it c pout. REVISED DCORRKCTE0BrYXCM.IXIEJ. CO. Wiu5on S)U Dec 24 1880. -COTTON Middling....... .......... II GRAIN;. Wheat per bus none 6' Pea . . L..;. BACON. N C. itim per lb.... N C Siles and shoulders. 15 91 Bulk meat t-ides ............... 'sljoulder........ Beeswax.. J . 11 1 ttTm 71 2 -25 to 40 25 EpS ooooo o k)o . 20 l Ik1C " GrJCH BOOOO OOOOOOM ilry w'n ito Lard i.: 11 Peanuts, 80 to Uu Potatoes S weet .. .... ..L. ... 50 l ICC MMIt 00l 0 Corn incal SO mm lit II -We Have READY Consisting to .which wc call SPECIAL THIS LINE ENABLES US TO BUY FUOM FIRST HAJIDS: and to retail them at si larger than ever, consisting of Black and all fashionable shades of 'Cashmore'i. ' Blwk f- Alpacas and other stylish oodsi rith a beautiful line of Silk and Velvet brpcaHtA drew v TT"! m m r rrc i m ft i r-Y i r wrK rtt v- A A4II aananinl ali.iit(it Don't Forget that wo keep for sale tho best LA.DIES, MISSES AND CHILDUENS SHGEa': : f For Met One CALICOES, BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED PpMESTIG. at the lowest cash prices. Please call and examine beforp purchasing clsewhero M. T. MOYE. E.M. NADAL. MOYE & NADAL. Wolesale and Retail Druggists, ' Tat boro Street, WILSON, N. C. Keep a full stock of drug, medicines, chemicals, patent ra-dicines, stationery, perfumery, toilet articles, oiU, etc. .. Uigars.-Chemng and Smoking Tobacco and pure Liquor ... ; for Medical r Purposes Al GARDEN SEED. We have associated with u "James W. Lucas, a practical and- experienced pre set iption elerk; and wo can safely promise security to patrons in the dispensation of. medicines. I MOYE &' NADAL. od. U-2m .- . . ' L7J.AYEBER, TARBORO ST., WILSON, N. C, Next Door to Rountree, Barnes A CoM I and dealers In all kinds of - Ciiars, Toliacco, &c. I sm prepared to furnUh at shori notice all kinds of . F a. n o y OslIc os. Families and parties supplied at reason able rau-g. Bread and all goU promptly delivered at the residence of purchascri. nov.O-tj. NOUTH CAROLINA, Wilson count'. Superior Court. Bettie Adams, riaintiff - vs. ' ' Milton Adams, Defendant.? This action is instituted by the plsintiff to dissolve the bmls of matrimony now existing between herself and the defend att, on the gnmnd f the adulleryof said defendant, and. he is hereby required to appear and answer or demur to her corn plaint at the next t-im of WiUon Superior Court, to be bolden at the eourt' notice in WiLion, in the State aforesaid, on the 2id Monday in March, I&jI. or he plaint iff will apply to the court for the relief de manded in her complaint. Thj9epl.20ih4). J ' MURUAY A WOODAIJD. Attorneys for riaintiff. X A YTQ WANTED. A Boy y I J X O 1 or 15 years of tge wanted to learn tin prioting business. Ooe Uiat has worked at the bnsiness for about ft year preferred. 1 , Apply to . R. B. Evans. Book & Job Printer. Wilson, C. 1 . . Froitsaiia Fancy Groceries OS! eilbroner'"! just received b MADE of Mens', Boys' and Youths' Suits -'t -: ATTENTION. The large a small advance on wholesale pricts. Oup tloclcbf Or O : ! ... - the least money in Wilson. A Large Assortment. Fifty urn L' HEILBRONER & BRO. ; AgtcilV.: A. J. HINES. J. C, IIADLET, New Store! iKES'.-M ALI CORNER BARNES Have In stock and are recetvinz daily a Boots. Shoes. Notions, Hardware. Crockery, wood and , willow-ware Bagging and Ties and in fact everything NEEDED BY which they are DETERMINED TO SELL Call to see them and von New Store! Corner of Yah n fvinb-, m rci -JYb.- WIZjSOjST, 1ST. Gi . . i i . .." nave just openeu ana are rcrtjirmg rcrj j ua ui.iuw "kt best scleted stock of goods ever brought tothis in arktUcTlitTi f Keep a iuu line oi BOOTS. SHUES, UKUUiMI, G-ROGEBi and ic fact everything usaany Kept w ,JVr fc., BOOTS AND SHOES A SPrciAUFg fall trade was over which enables tnem wucv u., Laree Lot of Salt Just Recoivod.-- to gee thein before Call N 7- tr tf' 3 f ; :1 ".wTj.,, f., ,' . increaso in our , butinm ,h:. .LCJ O 3D S " 1 ' . ('.. ! if- 1 I M . t u hKff.-.i' . 4f 1 . I 17 I UlIUlLLfS "i ; . 'j.-H.'..IJt ti ' 'U..,'.tuX.r,i . f ' r - 1 I ,tf oil wa I Hi TABBOaO irJ fuB lln 6f tirt QlOtK ; - t V' ) 0- tl . -;a THE "FARMEfi r. . WILL UK CONVINCED. .m.r U . . .f til i .... . m New'GOodfl! ! w w f i m and Tarboro St 'i 3Si - ' ? - , ,t iw 5.1 -'iH -, mU th liLASS, WUOU ana WUlUUIiUU-" -'Si- i .i 1 . fit . - purchasing ewner,, - ri sTt 4 - 1 4 M.I'' v . 9tM so r i
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