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The Wilson Advance. F1I5AT ....-MARCH 4, 1SI1 ?OETRY The Modem Meetin' House- Mowdj, Davy, 1iht and Kitcli; thar's no Bjf3; one !ioni-tut at; Thar aint a man a liriu' air. I'd sooner like to M-t-; For Xance an Liddy's gone to aee a 'sick m&i on tlie hill, " And Hiram' gone to git bin jfrUt at Jason Turner mill. I was in town las' Sunday, an my heart '- and UK- agreed To 6to me:tiii' ef you'll wVit I'll tell" j you what I seed. The bells were, tollm' lively on th balmy morniii air, An folks wore in a hurry, like the rushing to a fair. Ths meetV house wa built ot stone, the steeple pinted high, . The winders ihey wen: painted all the olwra ol the skv; Au' runui' up tin: steeple was a great long lightnir.' rod, I kinder thoi ghi the members should haw conscience in God. The blbell sorter hushed itself, an' . the n hi; rung sotne mrre, "'.. An peojdf cum in cariides an' got out at the-dnor; The wiinineii fixed thar dresses like. they incant to make a call, ;. Thar f.ce .-hewed ihey wari.H a thinkin' of thar souls at all' .-.Wall Daty. thar I stood an' thought 'twas wicked I suppose, Some goto church to cloe thar eyes, an' aome to eye the cloae; I overheard old Mius Swell to Miaau Stebbina pay, .'My dm ter Brcky's drtJts want done, she void be here lo-'iay.' ' I stoxl thar h-sittin' like what sort of move t make; Melt that I should ge inside fr . my salva tion's ak; I started inetkly in the hou-e, I knew it wam't no harm.- ' With my ole broad-brim hat In h.tn' an' jeans coal' on my arm. -1 went alon;;, bout half-wsj- up t lie Tclvi t carpet ile. The men an" wiinmiu shut thar gate?, at.' they bcjjiu to smilr; I seed one opt-u . je.t a bit, went in an' pulleil it t, j When llniwn, the banker, liz au skill, 'this ere'' s a rented Our faster up in ! heartu, Dary, mm, hears everything, ne likes tp see his children kneel an lores to hear tn sing. For wbar he lives the angels sing, and christians git thar does; His muic costs him nothing, au He has no rented pews, t Thsr tint no nse o foolin 'long the road down to the grate; Thar is no way o dodgin' when you're got your soul to save. Fine cljurchc, organs., carriages, elothca, 'u-f rented pews, au l'plf," Don't cottnt that dayit lays ' between yer Maker an yersetj. good la IjtQ down tod cryinw. -God Th GrtenfoldOiOst help us r God helna Lhasa wh. K.lrJ . theraselres. VTbtn I mi nta' who! jGreBfiw. Ohio, baa a real gnoaf declares that the timet art bad. and 1 i caBnot b Ut lt doobt about that he is always onlucky, I generally H ror Iocal nnitr. while condact tay to myself, that old goose did not ing rT,Tl ting the other day. it on the eggs till they were all ad- to)d ku hrer lit the gbast was a died, and now pro?idepee is to be T'BtaraUisitor sent to; wart the blamed becaus they won't batch. I P?P, of the sr Pproacb mf the end never bad asy faith in luck at alt. ex- of lbe wor,d- A lh minisUr JOHN PLOUGHMAN'S TALK, OR Plain Advice for Plain People. IT C. H. SrURQEOX. VII ox Seizing oproRTUNiTiE s. I got eut f "hi- rentett pew" an' 9t down n-ar tlis door. Expectin fr .oniu man ter say, thi ere's a rented floor.' A fine-dresM-d stuanirer, he cum in the uieuihcrsdid i't wait, ' But crcry feller jumped at him an' opened vide hi gate. . The parson riz an' rai hi- ban's with cold an' haughty air. An' everybody in the house stood up, an' hrard his prayr. I don't know how" it is with them someliow I always feel I'a doiig God ii'justicc when I get tof) Iroud to kuetl. - Then all sot down an' stared about, then at thu parson's face , : . -' While he put on hi ira an sed, I'Let1 sitig Amazing Grace.'' t An organ buKtt d loose up -at airs the nti I hit was gay, , Hit tickled them ! couldn't sing, an thrm what bed to pay. The muio quit, the pariKin riz th ey. parsed the hats round next. An' when the deekius sot them down the parsoii tuck his text. 11 preachi-d about i hours 'bout the i faith in God to keep; fl'he winimiu folks were noddiu while thar 1 hu.-band war asleep. One gal srd to another, "Her you sees, my ;Jbu to-day?" She'd nod her head, an' then say bacic, 'the party hit was gay." One whispered loud enugh behind her fan . fur me to hear, "That bonnet lady Tag's got on is one -sdic hud last year." The parson quit an' then sot down the organ played again; I thought ef that was serving 'Ood, tle tunes they played was thin; I've hearn the bands at cuciibm j9st play . the selfatu-i air ; Theparon. when he music qidr, dinifcd 'etn all with prayer. Xow DavvTef tho angVls seed what I did, I believe ;: Thar warn't a one anong 'era afi. but what laughed in thar leivi; ' for God dou't mile on christians who his bloe.ings will abus; lis aim no use fur organs, ai.' He don't like rented pews. lis rings no bells to tell 'em 'hat the &ab bai'lrs come once mere; The angels have no carridges to drive up to His door. Such christian might as well look tip to God, and swt-ctly suiile An' sav, "'I send my oul. dea!" Lord; I'm nunin' .rtnr a iilii'a " Some men are never awnke when the train starts, but crawl into the sta tion just in time to see that cverybodj is off, and then sleepily say, Dear me, is the train, gone? My '.watch muat have stopped in the night!" They always come into town a day after th fair, and open their wares an hour af ter ihs market is over. They make their bar when the sun has left off shiufng, and cut their cora as soon as th.i One weather is ended ; they cry. Hold hafd !" after the shot has left the gun. and lock the stable doer when the steed is stolen. They are like a cow's tail, always behind; they take time by the heels, and not by the fore lock, if indeed they ever take him at al!. They are of no more worth than an old almanac; their time bas gone lor being ot use ; but, unfortunately, you can hot throw them away aa you would the almanac, for they are like the cross old 'ady who bad an annuity left her. and meant to take out the full valuo of it ; they won't die, thoagb they ure of no use alive. Take-it- easy and Live-long are first cousins they say, and the in re's the pity. I uiey are immortal till tueir work is done, they will not die in a hurry, for tliev have not even begun to work yet Shiftless people generally excuse their laziness by. Paying, "they re only i'.ltlo behind;' but a littlttoo late is much too late, and a miss is ae good as a mile. My neighbor flykss covered up his well after his child was drowned in it; and wns very buiy down at the Old Farm I ringing up buckets ot water kficr every stic k of the house had been burnt ; one of these days he II be for making his will when he can't hold a r : pen, ai'td he'll be trying to repent ol his sitis when his senses are sione. ' Thee slow coaches think Urn, to morrow is better than to-day, and take for their rule n old proverb turned topsy turvy -Never do to- day wlial you can put off till 'o-morruw." Tbey are forever waiting, until their ship cones home, and always dreaming about things looked up by and by While grass grows in their furrows, and the co-s-s get through the gaps in theit hedges. If the birds would! but wait io have salt put on their tails, what eept that I believe good luck will car- "T P"es ins btiier la lbs alleged mps well. w l:. in lied ry a man over a ditch if be jumps well. w?u" WI fcoe propneitat Shipton, bis - IT 1 - BA intelligence and iud?meiit emsni womet of by far the and will put a bit of bacon into his pot if he looks after bis earden and keens c ,,a In lu"mn. and we must join iLi I . . . II Luck Generally comes to those T 'jrenn1'J io behevieg in tke who look after it. and mr notion is g 'e"ioi ineir ghost that it f anft at !.t nnre in a lifetime U lbe opinion of the at everybody's door, but if industry Oretufitld. the gliost is i I - .!. I i does not open it. away it goes. Those lUB' ver rae w appear who have lost the last coach, and let aDpa- There haTC ln accord.ng to every opportunity slip by tbera, turn g'-seeers, all sorts.of undenirable to abusing providenc for setting ev- ShoaU..-' Such were the ghosts that erything against tbsm : "If I were a lQTen ng at innocent people, and i ..i j . hatter," says one, -men would be bbru crocaery ; tue ghosts that without heads." -If I went to the sea came na 8looa bY PPlt n tb dead of n'ght without havin th d.. U - " - V SSI for wnier," quoth another, 1 should to knock at the door or; say what breakfast ther would take home to their families ! but while things move as fast as the' do, the youngsters at homo will h ive to fill their mouths with empty1 Fpoous. f Never, mind." say they, "there are better times . csming. wait a little louder." Their . birds are all in the bush, and rare fat ones they are. according to their account ; -and so they had need to be. for they have had none-in hand yet, and wife und '.chil dren '-are half starved. -Something will turnup, Ihey say; why don't the, sta pids go and turn it up themselves? Time and tide wait for no man. and yet these fellows loiter about as if they had a freehold of time, a lease of their lives. -nd rabbi, warren of opportu nities. They will find out their mistake when want finds them out. and that will not be long with some' in our vil Inge, for they ure already a long way on the road to Needhsm. Tbey who would not plough roust not expect to eat ; they who waste the spring will have a lean aulumu. They would act strikejnheu the iron was hot. and they will soon find the cold iron Tirj hard. "He that will not when he may. When he will he shall have uav." . . i Time is not tied to a post, like t horse. to manger; it passes like tb wind, and he who w uld grind his corn by it must et the mill-sails. lie J bat gapes till he be fed, will gape till be be dead. Nothing is to be got without paius except poverty and dirt. In the old days thay said "Jack gets on, by his stupidity i" Jack would find it :very different nowadays, I think ; but never in old tiroes, or any other times, wnld Jack iret on by foolishly letting j resent chances slip by him ; fir harea never run iHo tn monih- of fleepioj Tvr lie !h-t hath time. a-.' h.ij for le't' A woman always knows when she is pretty. Ian't it strange that she never knows when she it the other thing? We can all pa, up with a g'Khl deal of simpering nonsense from a pretty girl. j hut. a homely damsel must, deport her- -elf with stiglii.;acd decorum or she nwkr- fu rvelf rHioilotn. Perha s in tine. tiTe c-ne .t J'. -,..r.;. t.... . . .n tti I i i in . ...i- fir ... -iki win nave ii so, (repeats himself of time. There's no i and it lUnds au inexorable law. finsl it dried up." Evcy wind is foul CJ lor a crazy ship. Neither the wise nor lue wanieu ; and the ghosts that the wealthy can help him who has wouia raiue chains ana thumped on long refused to help himself. e floor overhead merely in order to most sentsid ,uak themselves disagreeable. The manner sends his compliments to his Greenfield ghost is, local feminine frien Js, and now that harvest is over, estimation, more wicked than any of and the hops all Dicked. accerdinsr to ber predecessorsfor ahe is a ftmale - ..... . . . i . promise, he intends giving them a bit S"osl- lt ,s nr Joaihsome habit to of noetrv. iust to show that he istrvino nPy young mm in the midnight the polished brushes. John asked the 8 'eets to kiss tuem and then to .van- miniater to lend him one of the poets. U,V ortea stxiS throws herself upon and he gave him the works of George yunS me who are on their way to Herbert, very eood. no doubt, but v,3,t young ladies, and; so terrifies rather uacled. like HarkaWav wood : i"em mat tuey nee to their homes o sMIl there's a. good deal in the qneei loarding-houses. leaving the unhappy old verses, and every now and then one yunS ,a(lle to wtch 1 front door comes upon elustera of .he sweetest b1 " vain expectation Conduct such nuts, but some of them are rather hard a.s,ll ' lo the degree revolting to i avapv waii KNii,i.s . . to crack. The following verse i.- J vujjui up young woman somewhat near the subject now it. nd we caB andeistaud why the Green band, and la plain enoutb in reason fie,d ho8t " firni,y 'efed by ooe- ! though, begging the poet's pardon. ,lft1' of Greenfield to belong to the sa- John can't see a rhyme in it ; however as it is by th great Herbert, it roust be good, and will do well enough to orna ment John's talk, like a flower stuck in a button hole of his Sundav coat. , . " 1 1- i j . i . . , . earnvu uuriug me .last lLct thy mind still b bent, still plotting Ohio is a State inhabited where, And when, and how thy buainess may be j done. Slackue breads worms: but the tra-ekr, fU, V. T I. & . .... .. iiwiijNin votaeiiiDea, uu sroetuou. Acting and stirring spirits live alone: Write on the others. Here lie guch a one.' fsct of ber JurieS her life. This theo ry if based principally ttpon the per sonal appearance of the ghost, who is described aa being re jy tall, verf tiin. and trbolly onab'e to cast a shadow when one of ber edgesis presented to the light. This snay all be true, but it bo no means proves that the ghost is a Naw-England schroUeachar. It might wi'.h equal force be quoted to prove that she was formerly a Boston poet or an eminent female pli'osopher. The ghost of a New-England woman of soy kind would never be guilty of kissing Acw York 'Times. LET US SMILE. surt A Breker't Reman ce. tanic host. Among the young men of the town the ghost is, as a rule, greatly dreaded. It must be remembered that Gn cn fuld is au Ohio town, and as we hav lour years. exclusively by men of the loftiest piirciple. fie clearest intellect, and the mst hf ink ing modesty. Were a female ghost of not unattractive appearance to infest 'a- Ntw York or New.Kuglaud village m w tivicutiy kis oeiatcu young men. it is probable that ninety-nine of every hiudrod local young men would walk the streets of that town all niht and b -tray not the slightest fear of the -host. In Ohio, as has hn irt . A New York journal gets off thi followiug good one : li was a very touching incident. lola,,y HeTeiit variety of yaung men H'e heard a Southern editor tellin it e)X1,f; le joung men or Greenfield on an elevated train vestcrJav. and he Tlin len eeRHons, declare that there J ' i ! !. . . was in a 2 eat liurrv to cet home and T MV "w'B"v' w iowi man a put it in h;s paper and make a i affida- ff rale host wuo Iwlessly kisses per vit that it was true. The scene of the romance opens in a palatial mausioi in New York. A lady sits in a par lor .filled with the most costly Inxu ries. Diamonds as bir as filberts j sons to wnoni she is a total etraBrer. Thoe who have seen the Greenfield ghost are numberless, and their testi mony as to her conduct is unvarying. Uu the night of the 12th of January, V I w am ftaT it .i ter in her ears. Lace costing thirt T 8 Mf-.pw'"'. essistant pastor dollars per yard almost hid the color j recenU; aeveloped variety ot Bap- of her dress from sight. A clock cost- l: ws met bJ the ghost at 9 :30 o chick. He asserts that she approach ed him from behind with noishss steps, threw her arms around him and kissed him before he could call for help. ;,IIe l istantly broke loose andj flsd to his home, where he was at once, put to bed and a physician summoned, Who alter ward said the nervous shock which the ii'atient had sustained nticht easilv ing $18,000 strikes the hour of fon p.m. At this moment her hnsbanri rushed into the house, pale. baraard suspenders broken, hat burged up, anc. his boots all mud. "Have you have you caught the epizooiy.' she gasps os she starts ui.. "Oh wife! wo arc busied ruined- gone up smashed flat as a shingle !' he moaned in reply. "How?" O'd Nickelpinclrsays he has often seen men buck the tiger, but for his part he would rather buck w he a; cakss. A negro teamster in Nashville de-- claresthat he must eive ud driving mules or withdraw from the church the two positions being incompatible. In the year 1900 February will have but iwen'yeight days, a'tliough a !eaj 3ear. lhts phenomenon occurs onci only in two huiulred years, and alway in the odd 100. There is a woman in Jcrsy so eco noraical thai the other night, while he husband was abed, she turned an made over his last pair of pantalooiu for one of the children. Will you take 'era on the ball shell?" asked the agreeable oyste opener. "No," said the - stranger, re gardless of expense, "whole shell 1 1 nothing." I I Be aconsfield ascribes alibis great nesa to woman. Adsm laid all bi troubles to the same sou tec. Adan we are ashamed of you ! Beacoas field, yoT are t gentleman. Providnco Lei pa a man who help himself." except when be be-ps hirx sell to some one else's property. The- be has to depend mainly on his leg. A Montana Indian, who was re cently ctnzicted of murder, expreste bis opinion of the lawyer who defends him with delicous frankness "Lawye too much talk ; heap fool." John G. Saxe. the witty pee'., tbu advises: -In goiag to parties, ju mind what you're at, beware of von m bead ond take care of your : bat, le. you find that a favchte ronof yet; mother, has the ache in the one an a brick in the other. It was in the Theatre. The tw gentlemen were from the country. A rer the curtain fell on the first act, on of them, who had been reading th' programme, said in an excited man ner: "It's an infernal swindle, just go1 up to take inl strangers." "What a i swindle?" ''Here it says the next ac is two years later. I wonder if the; think We are going to stay here, at $ a day for two years, just to see this ihingout." Tbey went out and sav the ticket man about 'it. , TALEOTT ft S0f3 Shockoe Machine WORKS, RICHMOND, VA.. Msnufacturers of Portable and Stattonan Enymes and Boiler. Saw Mills, Cm and 'W.lieat Willi, Shafting. Haiurrrs and Pulleys Turbine Water Wln-env. 'fobacoo Factory Macliinery, Wnwiht Iro;i Tork. Brasa anil Iron Casting, Machinery of every descilp tion. GIXXIXG 4- TIlREStliXG MAVII1XES A SPECIALTY. Repairing Tromp',- and Carefully Dons Talbott's Patent Spark Arrester. 'Sle laTrnilon of lbe Age. It does not destroy the draft. It does not interfere with ceauingth tubes. It will aot choke up and requires no cleaning. It requires no direct dampers to be open ed when raising steam daiiiners being oh jectionable, as they may be kft open and sillow the sparks to escape. , It reou'irc no water to exiing;uih spark which, by condensation, destroys the drafi. BeMdes. when water is uwd, if neglected. he efficiency is destroyed by evaporation f the water, and the boiler i kept in a ill by condition. It is Minple aud durable and can be rcltev ipon. It can he attaclHHl to any .Imiler. No planter should bn without one o hem. . Insurance' companies will insur ;iua and barns wht-rc the Talbott Enghir. ud Spark Arresters arw ued at aamc rat is charged for water or horse power. Seud for illustrated circulars an' rice list. Bianch Hon ye: Gohlshoro, X. C J. A Iaiiser, General Manager. T. A. Grainjre x)cal Mauaei . nol4-12u FARMER k WAIN W RIG 11 Founders of Bran and Iron, tnd Minufaoturert ef AGUCf LTTI11L IMPLCnETfTS, at their old stand WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA. danufaefnre and keep on hand anyaac' he largest stock of MP9LEMENTS the Stat for the Farm, made of the ba ft tei aud by skilled Woi kuisn. . All goods warrau ted to give satiaf actios r no sale. ; W will compare prices with any flrsi las house. The patronage received at the lands of the farmers and the trade in an ut of the State bear us out in rhia, fo; vhich w return our sinc-re thanks an lopewcwill merit a continuance of th. tue. FARMER fc WAIN WRIGHT. Wilson, N. C. vP,2-ry. iroi CONDENSED tlME. Carolina Sail fioa3 TRAINS GO'NO TEST. .i,.. have proved fatal. Two nights later and at about the s.itne hour, Mr. Ed -I invested 75.000 in the Crooked ward PuUeri one of the" nio-t respected River Railroad at 9S and it h, A. J011"? mei of the town, was kissed in Clined to4! Jav Gould", haa hnn rhi and consolidated it ! Wo must leav i his palace and all these luxuries and, works of art and take two fourth-story rooms over in Brooklyn. iront oi r.squire Lewey s house, and left insensible on the pavement. He ays that the ghost sprang on him sud denly und kissed him three successive times. As he had never before under gone the operation af being kissed, he She lausiied merrilv and loner. IIn " - O I rr- , . i the sadden news crazed hpr? ii. 8.une"eacutev.. not only: because of thought it baJ ; hut be She left the room for then returned with a pillow-case con taining $200,000 in greenbacks. Let the Crooked River Railroad crook away !" she laughed as she emp tied the money at his feet. You have e was green.- i outraSe to his raodestj. but because a moment and feared thathil1 hte w8 in danger. tie has since wholly recovered from the shock, but he never goes out at nuh'. without tyieg up his mouth with a Urge "comforter," and keeping ' a sharp lookout lor suaden gnosis. On the night of February 3, Mr. Tbonas given uia this ruot.ev during the last , " 1 fife years, a few thousand dollars t a Pf W iUon' wbose Vriiy of character and freedom from all knowledge of language have induced the Adminia- tirae, to bay little articles of toilet. I had saved it up to get me a pair of stockings for Sunday, but I cheerfully band it over to my good husband to set him ou his pins again. Take it. sty darling, and if you can get a whaek at Jay Gould bite him hard and I'll back you with the $50,000 I had laid away to send to the heathen on christ mas ti tration to offer him bo less than three foreign consulates, but who preferred to earn the proud distinction of being the only Ohioan wha ever refused an office, was waylaid by the ghost, kissed within sight of Mrs. Wilson's windows, and afterward brought home by the neighbors, who found him lying iu the They embraced. All was joy and nOW nd utterinS incoherent moana. petce .....i uui. mi iun oi iue ne- vastation caused by the Greenfield ghost, and so far as is known there is but one young man in the town who Is not in terror; of his life. The young man in question is a notorious plumber, and though he has repeatedly met the ghost, she has never once offered to kiss him. The popular theory Is that the ghost wa originally a New-England ahool te xer and that she is now wreaking on niiankicd her vengeance for their neg- jQ R. E. L. H U N T E R. SURGEON DENTIST. ENFIELD, N. C., Has resumed practice at Enfield audi re pectfully solicits a continuance of his, irm t practice. oct'Sl.v iu worth frftp dars Stin!on 4 Co.. Horilnnd. Miii" j i "i ill illCt Address 11 Ilallelt ft Co (SftaTi a week in your own lov n. V v . outfit free (onliid, Maine. ii'y WEEK. Slij.iVliiy at hrm easily mad w Cotly Outflt free. Addn Tre 4 Co. Auru"ta. Main-. ! 'The Nat "on. i probably On mist abb, high-iuiiidcd. and ii'iiprejui'iced jnirn- the Uniou."-Pall Mall Gizette (Lot don " Ueprcents the bst sec ion of A" er oan polnica and iociefy." Lnndou Dail Lews. Spt. is. ss No. 41 . 42. ally 34 bra ! p M, ioWboro : lu luam' VrriTBat Ualeigb: 13 25pmi Vrrire at Tur)iara- 4 i4tpi: HiiistKjro: S 2"jm : OreenhlKirnt 7 40pm r. - fi '. VC: S 3 -pm-A.rr Salem NW.Ve. lOsOpni: 1 1 00 am . 'v ro"i- : i j.ipm : II 21 -t " .Siilubur. : 10 JCpin 10 25 ' ,Cliarlo.ie : 12 27am- 1 2S ho.Mtt a m a in a ra O-'air. 11 ij ' V io ' ' n ' . . . - . - . o. -uounccu at olohlsboro will ritiiiu on . v n ., f nl A. A X. C. It. R' a rt:ius...ry with W-stcrn N'orth ( arolm?. awroati. at Air J.iue Junction with Alt i.me iur an points hoiuh and South-west ISO, 42. Connects at Air Line Junction with A AiC A L It U. frall and south-west. af'Ch:irlott A It It, for all points south and bouth-east. TRA1 VS GOING EAST. " Date, Stpt. 2;. No. ' I .NV 41 . So I9f)" I?:uly j laily : pi Sun (r,M: TUTT'S POLLS INDORSED BY PHY8IC1AIIX, CLERGYMEN, ADD THE AFFLICTED EYEBYWHEEL THE GREATEST UEDICAL TB1UDPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Iioaaof appetit4,iroawa,brwel eoatiTe, i Frn in tnBm7,iidt a all aenaation In tbe back part, Kaia under the ahouldee bhvle. fnJunesa "after mating, with a diain clinatlon to exertion of "body or mind, IrntbtlriT of temper. Loir apint. Lo of memory, with a feeling of faarin pes lecte d torn e du t y , Vearineaa, D hulnMa, I inttering of t? Tfecrt, DotVbgfore the eyea, Yellow Bain, U ed ache. Hetla neas at niSbtTniahl oolored Xfrln: u tstox wiurnres ulx ittezzszd. SER10U3 OtSCASIS WU SOON K DtVELOrtO. TUTT1 TTLLM r mmpAmXty 4artS Drh e ;amm mamm aw ta Meki aeltaa of te lla aa t4i aatealia thm umWmrrr. Tbir arMMOW Slr4Ha, (MeMwIlM bo4y lu Tfc mm llwk tkoa Ik trttrm wtmmrti hfS. mxi by th-irTMSr ArUmmon the I Orwmmm. BiflarMaeU re rrrv 4ucl. rrter rata. iM M array a4 IB. V. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. Oa at Uiiaor WirnariH rhmnfHI InaOtaar uo by a IneW arplk-aituti of tkla Dtk. It ipn a oaloral rolur, acta Inataataaen ly. TTti:-t..Kr -tii f i rrw. n rcn4 ( fl. Office, 35 Murray 8U, New York. Cr. TITTS i(t 1L mf ! li I I wain im tj CmM BiiiIH tB ba bM raU aa ihHiiIIh, i'.iv i;u.arioM r : 4 i r a rwiiftiirv : '6 2UM: B 39PM ' llirh IV i ' 7.50AM: 7 Mvi: ' Satrm NV S fx. A M . iiivr- Vrr Orepimtfor, ' 9 mam- t nit' Iwava flrwns orr 9 5.1AM' Vit. HiIllor I :'-it.SsAM: : Vrr Inrti uu 12 2lvr ; Arr. I.'alciirl . r.-iVMf ' : Lfare K.ik'i-tt ' : .4f)PM: r0tr: Arr.Gol(Jal. : s.OoFM: toiuOAail n.srPM S 00AM : No. 47. yonnccts at Charlotte will trains on A A i; A L Kailroad from tle ouili and south-weat at Kafiabuiy with Western X C Railroad, at Greensboro with It 4 D R R. for all points north, ea.t sni went, at Gold-boro wiih W & VV R R, and AANCR R. No. 4-. Connects at Oiarlotte with C C A and A 4 U A li R K, from all point south, south-eat and went, at Greensboro with 1U U K K, to ail poinU nortli, east and west, SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE. Run both ways witli trains Noa. 43 and 47. between New York and Atlanta tU Richmond, Greensboro and Charlotte, and on Train Noa. 42 ami 45 between Wah iactnn and Augusta, Ga. Tlir.Mtgh tickets on sal at Greensboro, Raleigh, Goidsbnro. gaKsbnrj and Char lotte, and at all prindpa' pnnU smith, rfHith-weat, west, north and east. For em igrant rates to points in Arkansas and Tex as, address A. POPE, Gen. Passengar Agejit, TB UT g TART LINO Tbs jreat enre for DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE. SOUR STOMACH f - - ' and the bad effects ef Indigestion is Dr. D'Amstaita Ati-Jjrp3ptLi Drops .tTonderf ul cures made all orer tlie coi r try as thousands of certificates attest - -Purely Veritable Price 75cents. a PURCELL, LADD A CO. ,K1C-Iim Richmond, Vs.: ni:w ADTi:rrrLsEiiK?m n . . . r iunwin, va at. FXa, 1171,1 QBANOE OF 8CUKDULE1 On smd aft sr HONDA Y, Nottabar lltV trains will run as lolkrwa: LEAVE PORMMOUTU DAILY. 1 L'KPT SUNDAYS. V Bail train atw m10 f FIT ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH DAILyI TTcrirraittfh.Ma S w.vat a tiUtlUAlSi nan train at ......... OpB Ul ... i Acciinmotlatiou Train. AcoonnolaUoo Trala leavas daily1 m -' cent Saturday. Mad train eonneeta at Waldn Mail Trains o the tTilnilntn a it-m . and Raleigh and Gaton Railroads. - " -iiiii on jiniMinj-; Tfeanesday And:Fvf i-iniikim, wun sraaiMerirv Erass ton, Plyinoiuh and Landing on Rtaoswa rcr and Chowan rier. . Frei-ht rcciive.1 da'lr, eieept Sondara froiu S a in to 4 p m. ! E. G.GO!0. , Superintendent of rransportati.u. Tickets "soM at of'ee,' under AttswitSa Hotel, Norloik, Va. by W, T. Walks' A2.nt. ' , . lKTKi.snr'i;o IiiLTioAr Co.. Office' ok SiTiitNTK!pEiffTv pETtitsnrKG. Va.. March 31. '80 CHKDULK OF TKAINM. 1 TO TAKE EFFECT MAECII Stt. GOtN't: sni-rfT Vew York Express " ' lavc I'eti rsburjrdallj.at... 1.07 P. It. Vrrivc at Weldonat .3.o P. tf Mmh-r., express leave Petersburg w fIlrP. rn. at VTeldon at.,.M.j.of A. It r reight with passenger Coach att ached, leave Petersburg daily, -xcept Stmdar, at, io:JO a.m.- ArriTa at rTeldou at ... , , ,, ..TMr sTt GOING NORTH. New York esrest . liCave Weldon at .....Lit 2 An ire Petersburr dally at; S.20 p sj Southern ExpreulesTe Weldoo duilj; at :M Atf Arrive at Petersburg at.....wiM..ld A U Jfrebzht, with pasaeugvr Coach at (ached, leave We Woo daily, ex cept Sunday, at ; tAO p. if. vrr .f at Peursbors at UA9 r.n. Flrst-claa aoacbas will rwa saraae jetwan Wllicingtoa) and Wasalaaasi and sleeping cars on nlglti and Oay train a, Sleeping car berth can had far (MC3 .'roni Riclinfond to Balthnore. Na eaang (cars. - i Through tickets sold to all Eaatarm aal Southern points and bamge eeka4 hrough. jrT. J.CROT7N. . Diapaicber ol Traiaa. li.M bCLLY. Jt,a,1,aa4as ' 1 1 -jf '.-."" " . ( iTraia V MU ZTcZLKZZ21L tleaoe. aa4 tot sat t- rZSX ! panaiu ornea. the drain ftaa. Areraloa Bow a proaoaoead ecrlbed tatb.M t Beryatioa eaablaa oa to MalUMlv i wui .iv.utw.Mim 1 1 -i JlT ... r. r H ba bouo in r.ori dm. erJZ7jSf BoaiaU to iu value. aol it la Dw mar .rt.jbitaa iaiai mm Wall aovwi 4J D fM CSMMsl Ov SNaSTSSBfi inisenr to w maor.aod upon whom quacka mvaa W put np io neat boi w a mucLti.) I (luting orrr thrne wm Tior la Beauta, f 1liMW.t4rt w4 l wra for f am lima mf Ufm. mm Nwever aire. Hold, tim I. v HARRIS REMEDY CO. MTTL Market sad 8th f Is. ST. LOUIA. Ma L.4 ea.i.li rSras- U ataai arv a it tiiai Toaiatars. mmy . atKrfioa ml mj,. -- ,,, m Vim. ' J -' - 1 i i rV h i, aia. . ? Pwiwmtm M 4i 1 A . M tmr t.. a ta a aa a GETTHE BUTT If yn Imtmmd dajr tm gmt WEBSTER'S UII ABRIDGED. "do rr nox7.w THE KEW EDITIOIT Oswtaiaa wrar 110,000 'iTartsv Faaa,SOOO 4600 HEW TTOBDH and Heaalajs, ZlioCrTapliieal Diotic2ax7 of over 0700 Unnczu , Ha SOOO Baerarlasa. arl them tiMa aa naay aa aa otW WeTrr. JT ' QT TZZS aTTAJtZIAZSU E'Tf aeaoai and isBilly saoald aara M V f fbr eoaaUat rrfaraae. , Ja mba MafMat atrtharity af lh A. Sato mf Wtbttmrt Im aw fO Haas saa O aofaorSHa43l4eUaarW.( ) alaaoaS aatherityla ta..l TT. Um MMSMting f worm. J ' ofthar DirtlooaTT baa bn booxht to . a aJa. Lb- A. . a w B J4 my ataMsjaaspfJ tta acaooia. eooarf M(i ot tha eeoatrjr an fcaaao. M3 ehaaUls irraala, J 1 PrW if ataaa aaara I irtioap tfcaafcairbaaa fiooo4 tm mworo V"tk XT thaa ICCg irke Swats D IT WOT TX3 R ATTDAllDf ruNUha4tTtaC.atOAla.SrrrHcSal AU-j Waaater's latiaaal Flatarfal 104S ras 0ttST.
The Wilson Advance (Wilson, N.C.)
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March 4, 1881, edition 1
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