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HLr Y llViN According to advertisem
public meeting;
Wilcox, FiurtAY,1 Atiglt?t 12, 11.
Local eJii'tiiiiii.
I0SEPHUS DANIELS,
TKkNoTI( i:!-"" local advertise
ment of less than; ten lines in length
will be inserted' on this--page except
in first column. We will not deviate
from this rule for anybody.
Pliarinnccmif ai Association. tied its hither,1 we are confident that
. : , ... iiiisgiorvwui aoiae over our tauer- v: v
.cnt-.pub- . ;The delegation At. the meeting drthe:nacjt;. ... ; ' anciy v,ross aA o., ; . t
' T! .V,,.I il, . .-. r- tlw ( V i ni TV, u rni HI.UH i.o A P1:LT111 111 Tlll-i' fl" x l- ' . 1 - -.f IJ A ..,.1,1 : 4. . . YUr. OT II . I m 1 .
111 11 IV .i VLI V - V- "-"' nv, v.-uwm(ur- l Hcuiiimtuiniu " " i J.O MIC If 1C11A3 Ul tliv; ICIIUUI il l's' , ' .
. . . ii If r - i . -i .4 i .. 1.. rm. Tli . "1 ' ' ' - . ' i .1 i . . . I ! " -14 , - . I
; sioners met mine uiun uouse :ion-city jeswnm.T ;iv" . i proper to sav, we wisn-io project into ; Mr. Editor: . , j-.ugusav orancnes.
dav,-August 8thj to revise the.vtaxTist ! dresses Of welcome .by JohiiS.i .Long. societv-abroiJder aud deeper current of' " , - - i Normal School, at
a.srequireIJiy:iav. -xxaK i U. Cajps! Jsq., and i 11.; leauows- were, ap-; ,MiUCati0nal interest; .to bestow upon Al " ,m7."?"' Li"" " f-yr aua paid pitrtnn
nmn ! irfnirite and Wo4 while the response! ;.itx-. , rwW mMioral sind lihoml nl- or's townlnp, .Niih Cmnty; T. A . Wiidrsrarten iv
t in the place 01 v. u. imiis, aistrict .No. r'v uioii?ii"--"H Jit,i; m. imwiui, ui i ture. We wis! to aoeten in the peo- V , V. . hnd can ccmbine
l, ana several jwrriHfv ves allowcHlto i y nson,-uuu i Me t'J r;atem v4iroina ana iremia ; ' v i. Uvftian in the Priauirv:
j list their tax for the prevent veaf. Jir. n m. 1 1. iTreeu, ine jeauiiij; urug-1 tlWWIrtg.trKit : their . own sehonl H V v uu , . , She is xK dimifted, ;
i - gist of - llmington,- .were able,' euw un(i th:it they can cherblt.with ; pride, ''ma. i os i ieiffui ri'Nvhetever
- (juentaii l to the. pomt. eterday's.; .,,.,1 ...rutlo'it witii . Just praise. We tre,cniject 01 uie m( -enng oneii , maK-i
I CowaTiliy. ;. session was taken :ui chief y with
routine business: ul-Shdi . J
Editor.
While, the southnl !uiU Fast Mali
train on .Sunday v.nigitt wasr' passing
thfOugli Toisnot r'lhi'y . rowardlv
wretch threw a stone thoreat, inflict-.
h)g a.. very painful blow upon the
mouth of Mr. Willie Morris, the en
gineer who -was rupmfcg-vihc, train.
The nean i'rtetra(jr of thi cowanl-
I iV'i. should be -fern ted out, and lie
- . , , sbouid be punis-iuM ti' tm; lull extenf
A large lot of turnipneed of alikjnils ,Cft 1 1 U . "f ? 5
lluta Iiaga turnip seed at Rowland
next Sunday at-
"liitf Aug"-Kt
Town ('reck.
? . t i
Ut JowJauilV:
Pead wi'tchf and ckfjks iru le alive
rH rhtirehwells'; .
N'oM 1H A" M'p A r!?in?r Prohibi
tHMiand t wifk
:1,
We return thanks to thp managers
: tin invitation to attend the dress
hrttrconiDlimtarv to the: As.-ociation of
lnUl. Also to the 'ewbefne Drug
g'sts fora ticket to tliOt excursion to
lAlorelied given k'niplt'.hejitary to
the .Plutfiaaecufcal Association.
. 1 I t . s i -.-w : :
f
le open next Sunday, August. I4th.
Tin? l.Kard of State Canvassers will
meet at HllciglT' Tuesday :Aug. ijth.
Hev. J. H4 (tiiion is 'conducting a
urotrsLctedr ioetiinr 5 ai, KarefofiiTni
chapei. i 1 . r.i ." Jj
. ranch., Hadley A- Karih'dr are ' hav
ing the hack rooms of ''their. stores re
Inodelleil. j , ; ,t ..
Mr. ( ). Ci . Joneft notifies ' the ; public
hat he has lot a note . against 4 S. ; Vf
'lark for 7.". i
The county of Haywood so far is the
r'idy county which gives a prohibition
majority 21. f
Branch,'! ladlt,V t I'ariTier ir3 hav
ing a large m'v airy warehouse Ituilt
nPar theil'. stores.
Mr. i'eter IJynuni of Pitt county,
raised a woter melon which weighed
48 pounds. Who can beat it?
TheXewbern(; District (nrerence
is in session at (rlmnd?s t'hapel,
(ireene County, ln Cloj presiding;
Tanner now proposes to fast ninety-
five -days'. 'Mart proposes Iviit'Ood dls
j)oses. . When will the fWf itll be
dead? : V- ?
tr. J. V." Tilaekwell offl'r. ids Eesi
denee uu the" corner i)f (Ireen and Pine
streets for sale on m-wmnjKxlatihg
terms. :KelV his tidveftsV!tient.
it is astonishing how those lace
trimmings' fire elliugat E: O- Xoe A-C-b'si
Ht'O lporeljalesjust recejvrd:-f
Come and make your selection r? Mi
Mr. S. 11. Farmer has hm'.' h's store
next dor to the Advaxck ottice - re
moilelled. It will be occupied by Mr.
1.. Edwards, who carried oa, business
here last fall. -: i
Mr. T. J. Meachaln, of Hhiclc 'Creek,
ofl'ers his valuable-houfte and 44ft and
firm for sale. Jtead'his advertisement
in another column.
AtlriiKdn.' t UibKtlo .'. hnve nuived
t t ir stock ofgoods to their new store
' A ash and Uoldsboro
nCw store i, we be
st m town.
?ri;4ci Lelcr5: .
A list of letters and poshli cards
whollv written feiiiaining In the PcSt
Oftice August lOthjll: ,
Thomas Atkinsi 4t Joseph Archer,
Wni U, J3rurttley, Mis Maruuiri! Wvis,
Thomas Eva:i, .Mary . Ellis, John
- 1 - r . if;..!!1... I t,.
injrDacW2xti 1 , St sl wtix&i (rt e
h-s Emuta Jovnen Ed. Long,?v.R
It Uak,. .yLttJr, A, tMuora Sntt
( 1'Xal'S, Juo Tdlord, Mis " Caroline
IVacpck, V'm Kicks, Miss Patia A
Smith, If enry -Taylor, Cyrus Whitluy
Jlis .liah'eu Wjulwnfi Janics A, WU
Uahv?Marga!ia Will.yiiife 1- ? i
If the above letter's are not called for
in four weeks they will be sent to the
Dead letter Oftice. '
M C. Daniels I M.
Our C0U611 Biisincs. s I
'Through the courtesy of Mr. W. E.
Farmer the erhcient 'railroad Agent at
this phu-ej, we learn. "that from Septem-
ljerIHSOupIO this tune, lie nas snip
ped from. tlusi plave 2J,o5)4 bales of
cotton. This is i a gootl showing, and is
indeed a brilliant: indication of the
increasing prosperity of our thriving
town. ' J
The Ttaleigh Xi'ir-( )'). rrrr learns
that Col. A. 1. Andrews, )resident of
the Ufest-rn .'. C. Itoad. deposited
Wvth-tlie State Treasurer S-",0,O0li in
six .per" cent, mortgage bonds, being
numbers f to -2i) inclusive, of si,0(o
each. These are so deposited in ac
cordance with "An act to provide for
the sale ftht State's interest in the
Wetern North Carolina Kail road, !
and for other purposes, "ratified .March
2'.), 1H0, at thtl sK-ial session
Iicd.
.-it Yesterday ribout noon Teon, the
infant of P. 11.- and M;Kh(Kles.
The-funeral services will take place at
thf house to-day at 10 O'clock, a. m.
Wp regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Pcnina Drake, wife of Mr. K. F.
DrakCi of consuuiptipa Whuh sad
event o't-ured liist fcunUay "morning
at her reside'nee near Pattleboro, aged
about 'SJ ywrs.- siie was a goou .wo
main a deV oteil wile and her death
reates a wound that tine a'one can
heah t
C ojuuiissjoiicis Icciins.
All the Commissioners were pres
ent at the meeting Monday Aug. 2nd,
and the following proceedings; were en
acted: . ' .
Ordered that school di trict Nos. 1,
2, -i and 4 in Wilson township be. c,on
solidated into one district to be distin
guished as District No. 1. Also or
dered that Geo. - W, Dew, Jas. A.
IMveti and James w. Davis" ley 410
lointed comniittf:emen )if :,said di-
irici.
on the corner o
streets. Their
peve, me larg
The revival which Jias hoe n roing
on at thelNlethodist church ih "Tbisnot
closed Tuesday night.- We learn that
it was jrMluctive of much good. Six
persons joined the church. ,
lW'X rO!:5l JTtJI t, , OWtW; TVT;.nriii. i, v. i
mates that the aggregate water pow
er of tlie State of Nortli Carolina is
about :;")00 (MW hujro power. Ifthis
ftntip lfr'c(i were: nihni.'d in cotton
nnmul'acturhig ii y'uW. he adviuate
to tiTrn I,40,0;)i),(TOii) .spindles. All tlw
(Wt(m loills in tin" Vnitei States con
tain not quite lhwo,ooo.. The .water
iiower of tliis Statfuilone would nian-
uiirttiiethtejCtiDi(rith?- etire crop
Mf tbi. rnun'I tV. TiV iictuai numl e of
lli-; now. running in the State
loes not exceed 10(i,)0., which utilizer
eas than :JTO0apu'fse pf
1l tb:it llowell Nrvsfme anil
Jerry Panic's be: appOijited school
committeemen in- plukce- if Wilson
Parnes and 31. V. Pevle in district No
li) colored. i
W. Ij. Dew was elected school .t'Onj-j
niitteeman,.in place of Elk'n Pell; ,
I'.imvan Stott was elected school com
mitteeman in place of John Scott.
Ordered that: the loiiowmg ases,-
ment bf' tnade for the county : Pooh
and Bridge expenses for 18S1, tovwit:
V.)h cents ctn overy yiou . wort 11 ot prop
erty .and cents on 'every, poll. .
(This act was passed by the Hoard ot
Magi-triites tqgftheWith .$ri Com
missioners.) ! !
Tin. f'nllowiny 'ood and lawful men
werttdrawjt 'according-U law as jurors
for second week of Fall Term Superi
or Court:
Eott Scott, Thomas Stancil. James
T. Keufrow, Spencer li. Dameh J'.'1
Lamm, , W . Farmer, b iii nnuu
Jr. E. II. Penderi (JOldOii V aiton.
Drew liatts (cO!J m i. mphii i
lncaster, W. 11 Taylor, WMx
beans. Martin Jlaper.-,.
The usual accounts were allmved
ahd the board -'adjourned till next
Mondav when; they will revise the
tax lit'and hear any objection; to the
same. -. 1' -" "-. ; l
vvib tfKdfh'r ?ueh WultTonal adan
tage as sljalUucrease, the favorable re
gard enter iained xL'r tHo , school
throughout ;ihl and the adjoining
States, and to do sUcli thortiusfii work
a- to give all parties what they de-niand-tlle:
h'fh5t education for their
girls. In t Hi? wdrk We urge all friends
of buni anity to cooperate.
Whib; the cour?e of instruction in
Eatin. Sralheynatiei. Natural Science.
fjtiHlisii'. iJ n tir tale 4U'-gO!3 the
standard of scholarship! will be pute
as high: In French and English. Lit
erature the cmi.A 1 villhe as exten
sivf'iind tboroiifh. and the standard of
sch()larliiliTfig:lVil-s imyl MTOOI- .Cot-le-es.
tniii'eA 'w!n benfa.le 6h I1 af
ter uRraffi4l Co&sidefatioif. Tf tiniu
latourfIs tt Areair efforrs. it is nt
posed tu arrange, for an exchange, qf
nvnnibitifm niitiers with othfr insti
tutions of hieh rrade of sttholarshii. h
v. Of the thousands of brave and gal
lant survivors ot tli.) war, residing in
our State, there is perhaps not one of
i them who would not gladly avail
himself of an opportunity to meet his
old comrades. Time and again, since
the war, have efforts heen made to
have a reunion of regiments' "but in
every instance it proved only , a par
tial succei The difficulty has been
in securing cheap transportation on
the various lines for small numbers or
st-parafe portions of the command. I
make the following suggestion for the
consideration of the ex-soldiers of the
State: '
I will establish On the W grounds
ery fond tff chttdrel v aif of
teiuhing, so is. peculiarly fitted to
txmh VMii-Or fhIllror- althniitrh Pnm-
petent Mid willrnz to teach the higher
s one wi ' a uiv
ampei inn: iat
alar attention vo
item of teachingj
Home features of tht
Department.
and romrnand
ene?. hihI Ikt
pupils II lovv lir, .-and yield her
ready ohedieuee. .She L a iflember
" . 1 Si-r."- n-aUv bwlieiice. ."She b a iflember of
would ito a creill bcoeht to-anv urhtKiU
nth-lnen annointed Pan(1 O"'' that 'P: w'HiM be
f r r.2 , , Si Plen-antly sitmded with yonf 'I hnpo
at Kaleigh an oflice, in charge
We were pleased to learn that Capt.
Arthur Parties; a former,, resident of
this place,! has 'been appointed to a
position uiider l the District dovenir
ment, at3N'ainoiit, ftC.
Atkinson. Cobb A- Co., received yes
terday tfl.boo worth of those unexcel!-i.
el Zelgler shoes the best ever placed
on the market. Ladie ond rMisses
should call and examine them.
i. ( )ur t'.ianks are due to our friend Col.
I,. L. Polk. Secretary, lor a coiniili-
mentary t iclUothe State Iakh
lir"e'otrimence?OcoTicr-:- lutfi, and
continues uutihthe iitlu -je -Mpep
Won hand- ?J- "J '.' 1
"'infaireS receipt ol Snjlitereiling
letier IFOIU-4ie IMSglvinananiuui
of the t'JoVtd:' TohuUtrsi-- pic-nic, : Wi
must de-line to oulish
1!
ot a
competent gentleman, whcfwHl keep eration withfl VT
durintr the week of the fair a register ! ot onr next WgisratuiV:
utrirested that the views of the ifMM'e'
r 1 l
present betaken respecting the pfoier
course' to be pursued:
Mr. it. c. Dixon propfVtuthat resolu
tions be passed expressing the sen.se of
t"hi. mrttn"-- flit? innKitifn nift-
ing the appro wJ. of the farmers pres-
enK 1 ' ' '1 . .:-';-'"
.Mow Jovner"A"icTc' '.find "'".Toy 'nor
were AimTnnfod bv t!ie lfrisidenr to
draw up and present suitable resolu
tions. ' '
Tf rMJe the
were .-.drawing up the resolutions,
nr ' T.-. . ... T ..'1 1 . ... -..,. h
.ie3serc,i;ii'o, iiauiie , xa.vt vOvK-.
rell and others, made a few very jier
tinent reniarks--that th ; interest of
the farmer's' might as well 'be'attended
to by themselves as by lawyers, doc
tors, ministers and merchants.
The following preamble and resolu"
tions were presented:
Whkukas, it is proper for i the peo
ple in their public- assemblages, to ex
press their views of the conduct of
those in office, and to award to the
! latter their approval or censuro, and
HEUEAf, it appears 10 tne people
that our legislature is mainly com
posed of professional nien whose pyni
oathies are not h common with their
contituents; therefore,
Jt'.'urifctff That we will hnceforth
support no professional man for either
TTouse'of ClieJ LCgiilarcTwh inter
ests dre not fully identificti trith those
of the" agricultural classes:
Jt.'solrati That we cordially recom
mend the farmers throughout the
State to take this matter into consid
eration with rt view-tothc" formation
diced christian, and no ndther of any
denomination, after knowing hen
would object to her influence, over
their children. I atii ft Baptist my
self, but have consiutred il a great
and, if my school wiis lareo notif?h t
jur-my me in euipioving auuirnff iui
whole time, I would fifefor hdt to any
3tr
We return thanks f h" an invitation
to' attend the. (irand Jubilee, at Ox
ford, on Tuesday,-' August 1 "th.
The following is the attractive pro
gramme-sent us by the Committee:..-,
The "(ooil old North State" will b;
sung by i f v young ladiest T f
Salutatory bv it.. W. instdji? Esti.
On behalf of the Railroad, 'Capt. A.
11. A. WilVmim. , r' ,
Orator ot the day, Hon. A. M. ad-
Address hv W. IT. V. Jenkins, J-.sip,
of the mtnyof all eA-soldiers in the
city, t(gether with such note's of in
fornotion as they desire P be ex
changed wit h each otlicr t iuJi com
mand will have its'o n register, and
tlie -mfeiibe.rs on arrival couia reporr
to the CftictV register their names and
old " commands,- their present resi
;dehPei otc. These, registers will be
open at all time's for the information
Of the publH-f It would be a geiwral
intelligence office for" all the exrsol
diers and the r friends, where cards
could be exc'hangwl, nsessages depos
ited apd delivered ftppointmcnts for
meetings made, &ei Proprammes for
each day will be .publish -.41 and - dis-
mid in these: the announcements;- of
meetings Would be published."
The f'iieap rates on nil pur railroads,
secured esoeeiallv for the fair, the ac
cessibility of this point to all parts of
the State.-added to the fact- that the
erlrwitt'he one grand ' gala occasion
for the thousands who will there as
semble, render it a peculiarly favora
ble opportunity for a grand reunion of
the ex-sokUeWof. our Statet,vwell as
the organization of permanent associa
tions., Bhouid , this suggestion be hon
ored Jy the endorsement of any re
speetatde number of our old comrades,
it will be nay pieasurex to oegm at
once; and eariwstly, - to , perfect stich
plans as may; best afford :,fiiclHtie's fir
making it a succis. ; . All who feel an
interest i n't he matter will write at
once to ?o? TTCS UT .
i .... 14 D' l pi, ireer.i?ary,
ji i t u-u ita4tfghN. Cy
Rcaolced: That the orK-eedings of
this meeting be forwarded to the Ai
vaxck for publication,, with the re
quest that the2Tai'dor6 'tfnil hh-m-1- imd
Manny Jloinr copy the same, , '-.
T. V. TAYLOll, Phks.
W. C.Fiiuvi.uSku , r1 .., ,
Sectional Xevs. .
tK-jf nn mat tuAiMtfa
SavB Mrs. John A. -McUomfld; of
TJaloirh: I had the pleasure or meet
insr Mr.Twittr at Chapel Jlill. Ac
cording to mv judgment, she is a nnnl-
el lady, pruoent, mfMiest,' greeaoiet
reiineiij nun iiiivuiguiti-. -
Mrs. TH itty has . taught twenty
years in the Warrenton FemttltV Col-
m I. -. ! ' '
Dariug the ten years that I have,,
'taught -in WLon mv f rllW! HI
been. instrumental. in bringing rlbOut
ten thousand -dollars a year hi dilr
town i l have expemljMl nefrrly fvery
thing that I have m:de'.in improving
tliC bchool, making Additions to ihy
library' and apparatus,' and paying
good salaries in order to secure good
teachers. . . ,-
The patronage of the private -t'hools
in Kaleigh ha Ifttgely increard sincv
the ostablishmt'nt of their .Centennial
Graded School. - ,
Sol icitincr a continuance of the kind
latronage of my friends and promis
ing to trv to deserve such continuance
I amTrp";'-- . i '
Yhnrs-Very Respectfully, :
Syvrstku Hasskj.i.v
bly located r- tm the-corner of Greene
j.ntwtuw ffhn jtnMaft,ji well
finished and B trl perffCt onler. Ootit
garaen ? euy cuu vaie mm tne
necevsary OuthouseV: TliTs iViilUfthle
prtpernv wtlttiO HUtd Ml gWnHiKrating
t4rnis. Appi& o - k . -, .
WMISalff .,
I offcf for 'sale niy tract 6r timd -hattHl
in; and nearthb town a of lUaep
Creek: insisting of acres cres
lu aud the baLancei-ontlgt Ww to the
Town; IVwellhig :2ix40, i i room?;
sUuatCHlen East tlHilroaH Street, .1
horse farm eletfrttfr anl utnlor cnltiva r
Hon, necessary tehahti hJsi v Xjood
Orclvard, plejity f Rich Shell. Narl.
Terms reasonable: Fjanstther In
fomitt m apply to V- ; f 1 "
. - .U '.' .-; iBlaclfi Crwk
, o'r CONNOR a woodauu.
. .. .. Wilson, ?TY
b3 Tiifc iot isviLLt'
"WoelsJly
. ? I r '.STA14A I t
-
.1 Fbjhi'j ViMi.A J'leasantPiv
Me.
T. I. Hymttn'of Ooldsboro was in
town od Tuesday. v '-;. '. .'
-Tr: Jaiiies Liisroniir left "Welnes
day for the Seven Springs.
KCV? Mr. Hi S. Uronson returned
home yVsiefday ' ' '
Mr. A. Bernstein returned honie
fron Kichmond last night,- ,? . . .
. ( 'pt- Saunders fo'mierly of tht O'
iterrer was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Li pseomb left for Seven Springs
in Wayne county on Wednesday, '
Mr. J. T. Cobb has returned from a
trio to Ashviile and other western
- , - - i
tOW US. - ' . i. . -, : t -: i - i.. ai.:
. - . j , . i m. Jfoney oi mis piace.-1 seuoou ure
Mr. T. A. If ainwright has returned followilr resolutions passed by the' M.
fruin a bn-iiness trio to s-everal north-? T, f tl.ij i.Lu'u,. Kir imtvlii'it.
ern cities. . - -
repmeutiug-Ofsmvilhs piifhty; R J
V MhiU- rJy tln?l)urhani Silver Corn'ei
ii . . -. i ' .-:v'rf-;"r..- -
rngaii account
because .Plain'
Tom's v.tUsr U'lHnu all about it was in
jrp? before the letter wivs received.-
Write again ami write often- ; 7 ' ?
The girts at KeaufWt ttre delighted
with the suftfcathihg Oncol them
letthcwt out of the Img. Bhe says
the MJfeakers' steal up, around your
w aist before fm know, itf and there's
fnighty tigld stpicfz1 getting out of his
reachI--.Fa r'met' & Mechanic. , . , i4 .
The Kojird of Trustees" of the Graded
School are going forward in their
work. They are in c r.eponden d
with se vend gentlemenj eiuleay)ring
toseeurearit'sl class, Hipcriiitendeiit.
The school will le opefhed, and we feel
Assured, that the boa"rd will employ
none but first class teachers. T;'
;.-tf:,;j !.: tw :-' i 1 ii;
Tl.jvlV.t.i Muoliinef ia nnw wlthJ
rlniu-ti frnm luv list.: This is dflfld
through courtesy to ISir. Cox as it is
the only .employment he ha. Ruttni
it understood fiixt those light-running
. t id solidly built New Home and S
John Machines with others, are Am
offered for sale by Wm. A. Karbrey.
In these dull times when ne"rftly- ev
ery one else seems tviv" - yifhing .to
lo Dr. R. W-i" Joyner keeps ny4 His
reputation as a ?ftrst ckv jleptist is
i?fenig and persons fmie almost
uaiiv roiiA ux me wjvtux. '""j'".
net
ti.,.,,i e"iJ..ZZT22- . " ','
The Oxford Terpsiehorean Clnh will
gi ve.rt Rail ijltdghttO- which you are
ill i vv-v
t .- s nr. -""s - . - l,
At MUitppak sunaayij j
Rig August ' it Tt wayscalled at
SVhItc'li"fe1iAdy;.4.erijoy
able 'imttft glia " efO.W&r' very
large l.u'tieii"ecyiOfilfcVIyi For sever
al years the people of that secion have
desired to kuow- lifjivQnany attend
these meetings auU his year, .-e are
iulormexlTfv,Ir. Albert FeUonf tlfey
determined' to keep a count, and ac
cordingly, they stationed the lollow
voung nien at alt Hie roads leading to
"tlio fhurivtt c( adit the people; as they
dnrvv-' up.-' M"a-k l V Felton, Seth
Amerson, Jesse Floor, Wiley Jones,
i o-..ik. and lVib Parnes, Icon.
It was ascertained by actual . count
thht'tbere were "present 14:i-i white
people, and 1742 colored people. -,iiiinir.r.,itor
tell some good
IT IT. V.IIUin'.i"!' V t .
j-okfs. connected. with the counting.
Xtafc Sundayililagraxsne; : f - f
The number for Sept., affords jdeas-
ant, instructive entertaining aim e n
fi'imr runt linf not for Sunday only,
.butJbr every "day in,, the. ,ve.e-k. The
periodical rgKnuin iunj uu
tiiitttit i but i HeVUiriankm I w i fctrictiy
avoided, and all sects, and all classes
of readers will peruse its pages with
pleartkw anprrtrrt.jTh Leading ar
t WW isenfitleo Aierieftn Renefactors,
i T . fiii tt' bv Janres laurenee jmwuoiu, ii.
fo have'him to extract,-, or- rill fh?r thvrt-.,.'.m ' Migrations, with
teeth. After "merit wins success. -frtits ofWiUm R Astor,
.j i ft. ii ..i.;.,, i Wtirm-. P0 lPV'iw 'Stt"ift,'
.nrf 1 1" rewY et;., etc.- The Wallachians,
cnurcncmAooroVfC,; - ttil-. Mauritius, with
till l 1 1 lIllllKUiVU --j 7
The farmers in this section have
about finished their crops and with
tho ovceotion of the hail district is in
cood coiulition and the outlook is very
promising .aiid flattering?. 4 r ?. ':;,;y
A flvintr visit througU' portions o
Nashville, StOney Creek, and Cooper's
towr.sh'is on Saturday and , Sunday
l-it T found th f-rns of botH t'Otn
..iMfl fuittoh looking verV fili ivfhich
well for the farmers in those
n
?"KiKwing that year readers Iraki beVfi
much exercised by the" unwarranted
and uncalled for attack published in a
rifn.y 'ht. "Sfnvberne' i-aiTst ' Rev. tV
Misses "T'tta Ivlniondson and Julia
Perrv of Scotland Neck' are visiting
31 rs.' C. A. Young. J
Sliss Elhe Fentress, -Who' has been
on a visit to Wilson for the past few
weeks, has returned honle,. . ,
: Mr. J . A. Clark has ! gone north
We learn that while absent he will go
to Maine and make itrrangemehts for
procuring ice for next year. f
Mr, E noseniClal left last Thurs
day fof Koek ihridge Alum Springs.
"From theYMiehe will go to Baltimore,
New York? Poston and other markets
to purchase his fall stock of goods';
Mrs4WmY fiiuis.! "Mies-Mamie
and Pauline -imt, sLautme lavis.
and Dell Z-ell Kuffin, escorted by
Messrs. Ed; ' iJarnos, Jr., and Louis
Jordan left for Beaufort on Wednes
day -I r .
Tltreuof (CtfTiifngfriejids, James
ltountroeUhnnes and llillirtms
left Mondav for Horner's schoVil Ox
ford. Masters J a. S. A Ed. Woodard
.iii1 Aliuu-i K irnir h'tt last WC-'ek for
the same school. ,
Messrs.-' .. NikiaTand family; A
W. Udvlanl ;anrt wife mid W. W
1 rarirrave.- arefi absent in : attendance
noon the Pharmaceutical Association
iii iii efon this week at
IliV.ll 1 I il ' v i i . 1 " - - - -
N Wiern Tt.eV will also attend tae
ball gi veuomplimentary to the As
sociation at Morehead by Dr. Blaek-
The Cli iwa Hap. is Female
Institute.
V Church at this nlocerfOr imhlica
tion. I d( not err in the least wherr I
sav that they express the sentiment f
thV Vinmunity. ' Much indignation
was manifested here oyer the. article,
and 'cVeA-bfedy; without egard 'to
forniey mIIatiohs4,' hHvctrngl co;n
demheo) the attack,, ,.''.rf.-. . v
A tli meeting of the Tnenibers of the
M- li. C'hureh Souths of Goldsboro sta
tinii bo,i An"', nth. iftl. on motion.
J. 11. rowoU was appointed Chairman
mid K; l' - llowell, Secretary. ' .
On lmnKivft committee .on. resolu
tions was appointed . as follows: -Col.
W. A. Allen j J. F. Miller, IF. H.-Itor-
ienf (ieo; T-Jones, and IV. F. Korne-
gav. The cmimite ottered the ioi-
kving )y .tin; ('eTisk)enfion of the
meetings which; on irx?on, was unan
imously adopted:
We, the members of the' M: E.
Church South, of Goldsboro station,
hee assembled, take this , occasion to
say. that we have been deeply morti
fied and our sense of propriety has
been greatly slmcked. the publica
tKih of an article in a certain newspa-
pvr.of recesut date, -rhich we deem
highly libelous, and greatly defama-Wrv-Of
tle elnwaicter of the Kv. . IF.
MYttoheV the estef nred and behaved
PsKUir of the Methodist Episcopal
i :h4r4-h South. : of thi -cityTlfere-
AZlilb: aavri'Hei-BrRO-
ly -o4" tied any- endorseaient at
r y u l o. j t o a . a v. u iyi.e-ri'
mty, toeli1lt)lelm'tothrowjack up
oiv'h editors, of "tfiewpe iaiiasUon
t hliMrtfnpraU ve -and Mlgnn slan
ders, without Tlajrfr. to lirrnl tt!e-fter4-
an act of justice to him, JtoV?$M
s'ch(ins
A Union Meeting was held at Free
Cliaiiol j-hnrcb and over LUOO of- the
best looking people from far aud near
were in attendance airong whom J
number many Of NttsHV fairest (lam-
selsi .''.--
The ApVaxc'i: is a popul.Vr paper in
iio ifnWJnn nf K.'isth as it'in in the
whole county) and it is highly apjin
ciatec by all the reading people oi im
;i wll su I'ther sections. '
J attended the God Templars
pic-nic at -Red Oak to-day and fmiiui a
l.i ro-K rfnwrt In ftttendaiu'e. ' "Di'T'Sant .
Wifl tains 'of Hansom's Bridge, 'delv-'
efoUan arHreisSK'n; prohibition, r cqn
;,iuvnl.lo inno-tk rblrh was hirlilVi.ai-
prmatlJiyrall who wer nfrrtaate
as to heaf ir. too memoers oi wie
iAl,ro fwinA4l o . lhfrf ' tff - tiroees.3ton at
t h ecii urcti ( 1 ijled ;, hp th "TTtisHy ii le
tX)rnet jT.ma; inji large i i umuuiwi
m ,ildtrm in tho yrnvOCf Cr H. V
T!mitinir:' ' A tT)on"r fCTtrer and
.inAiifrti ti ,r 4.vPrvlod-v-f UlOl DPSt that
coiild he produced, ws spread,.,on tf o
Imi lnKfl 11 ill
tHpatetl iu rippuigth& llgUt ftutas-
tictoe w hlca iasiexiuamai-aaieAiaAi 1 1
CflfflWlL
P
Ttil uv iSVi lle ' bit m Cfcrfjftn n
Oatl And fUl edlUoDa, fur JW f
rtctnla-d as lading papr t. Jba HonUx,
aft Wa.aMtaJBllSlifla U ItZ DF tDMO-
fQtaoUna fr u pur p1 oi
loss princiMHi i
..Jb. L.I .. 1 n . 1 1 vifttKtLi fel
r I .ni.ri"" " ' 1 . V" -
votlrih In.tlwionaviui ry mnprn
inf tb
ladtTtda-t
DWtT.Ubfl
v I'd i u.ai f AKiltiM lonao whli W
they belleTrd lh Ktltura oi th Whol
eonntr7o depend, and wt Hsh 4liy fait I
r eapfcia ly ImpoiUnt thai Ui Topl
or Kntu.tay d U BnttU.ara8t!M,
houid oord aUyooRt u l art npo.l ha
papr bna ateadfitatl Jtfynfcatad and d-
caer, and tnlfii firtwW to thth ml u
lanapca. t,tUaA.ipcaI Jrtmd to Ua,
hpment ana jL7roprltv the feoutb on
xbti loftiTaktion ot jicato an, watch t-
thO only anre bl of pfrmiwt trar-
fltillllty Ind BWtHhlal p -
STUtr wfl-VlV I YVM M EKCIAI. la a
larf flrTH i iciY bix c6xm rxrt, r1vin
i
nt'Hic'ii Ii1 ' Rates.
The Petershursr Railroad CouiDany
mve trreatlv reducer! the liire on that
road of late. We notice that "j '
You can g0 from lleanw' to Peters
burg and back, for CO wnte. I
From Stony Creek- to Petersnurg
and back for $1.2").'
Frmii Jarratt's to Petersburg and
back for? 1.95. '
From .Beltield to IWrshrg md
From Pleasant Hill to i-ttefsmirg-i
'mil b-.wU- for Sa.-'2."? I
From Garvdburg toretersbiurt-ana
back for tLCOi ' .
r rom o vuioii to i-etersovi 115,4 1 ! L
back for $3)0 .-
' . . . . . . j . . Si. t I ' ...
com ruevr a mionvm, u i m
, btgbeat literary ebaradlat tZHA.- tT t
Kanenu lniereai: inn ana bocu
repoita, aeoinpieta nh f .13a lt.i
newa, and -wea-wrttien dltprla 1 1 on cnir
rantioolca. It la weVfkah ob-4tf tlie
In
nawaia
- aar wa b fcvika oitrbMnj ajtrli9Wf nt 1 1 h
the aaftftr Fa wbicb Mvj nivfetUti'rti'eft,P
paavia, V iilah aoborttoTa-ouBi aet I wo
; u L.I1111.MAM llibn th rrlMnf rim
ftibaorlp ton tarma tpoai a ja f rar) ait Kor
OLreiajia am yaiuwu ikkiii vr-
this coan try. and from as run ku nr a r
epoclaUy InUreaHBK to ktuiKkl-
.Aii f hair hnmi I n Mhr Htkta.
M:
I. FXSItlOXAni.K BAHI1KI1.
t.vkihjro st.j wneoitj x.c.
I I.altair ri aava lot
sh(polidisrtlt ,iatr6njofe, of.jWiose
who'wlsh g(KHl w-ofk . dfne. Satfsfac-
CallT, 10 pv anaa m ; ttb tMraday adition ;
5'2 par annnm. WMII, un premium,
' II . .Wraklr.wUWPJtpUwni
HparlmanoapleaMutt eeoS at,pllca Ion.
Llbarm 00 rinlaanatO eutnd BftcUI
ny <cfmQniX ant ty
rtstarad l tr, pWtoffle crdr or exprev-
prepaid. Addta,, .., , ..in-, ... 1
COMMERCIAL nBMfilM dMPMV, i
I)niVlLT.K.- t r: KENTUCKY.
- TAMES W. LANOASTEil d
5i. if
-.iT
ymx hi niu vmiii iiuii.. Ji.
Prnctie8 la ll tdo cotnta fpcrpV flic
Interior court ol Wilsou pi.uat) aul will
wive prompt attention to Imi-'Iih'Ss iifrnstcu
To liim in Wilson ami adjoining countM-f .
- r
v I
.-: af' -
lilMylQ l ' - f r.ht.i..t...- i-
-rrrr ttt-i ramr rr -aif"
; c,Jv. -1 "
. ? ft '
- s
(I
J V---- "vy -w - ;
all. well nlcased vitn
tlKvirieur?;of th-! 4yif$FL-The-
lugt-crowd of young hidles pre
of fr'Am oil uertMai? T the county
were looking vefu ami fair, and
many a voting iaau tfent home feeling
greatly relieved of a terrtbhecase of the:
heart disease. I We ophie thtt Plain
Tom was one of those young mn
thus relieved.-) Ki. ' . ..
The farmers in the Ied Oak section
na .v thriffv: wide-awttke. energetic
1 . a.-.- . - j
Tia.niA Mnr Mrft vtv nrouu OI
their cnps. , ...
Miss Ida Wilhnrrs?r vryacious lit
tle beaut v of Fremimtf istm a visit to
relativ.es'in hville ,. . -,
Miss.I.ula Gill is on avrsrt to friends
in Warrenton,'
Tlte vounsf in th'rs w-tioO rontem-
pktte lwwingt4t pic-Btc to -come ojiai
an early date;? , -fif
6 r;,
nit -Mitt Vrij 1 -k ' ' -I .
tl X,fiF ! k a'.-.
'at r
?'b
f " j aa
. ! " !.-( "--
I to--?y.-
. i,j ;? ?;;
NO' MOKK
rt.U .iOKK.V . ,
WllAiilhi;
.o ',;
V w ;
TF. . A. . ..
Affcf.sro'fluiiig.crvei
in ornpflinrYntB. WO 1 f i V8 ' Tf 3 rf fife I tc -
xviier bijcouiiiii.'-o v-- -I.----- - -- ,
rfteftal for htmxtia cfset cled ,C;orn f iieiriciivtasy
'vr,r' tATiWrH tvlralebouc; vita advimtaar ; ,;".
-i -' 't
A
-' ' -m-""'. -a-x-V
REWARD :OE fflVJa uujjiiAca
U4 i- -
3.
:
-. v
SiVthSii clrS H slenomim with ten illustndions Mauriti,
frSofvojSmero
j hut it eri?lyrtfcW l?,r "iii? ! f. i llJ;3tTl v A. Vc" rvfi
, . a . " " 1 Kuragemeutoetll.to;trr4t? ift pur
Promts eafidoe cf fhfe excel- 0
lent Institution' of learning we extract., "Sllucr, hv thoW-caaiwiigu tfn
'..' -'.i;-- w?oit
roainiuonfR? ,1,,!u' t
thei eenrMe'aeeranee inf idm as
christian cwtleJiTaiaiArai minister,
fin,tv3 take rrmirreln during
1
l.- x 11 . . 1 , 4- .1 i-i ii. ,
TT II ! I'lOi.-lieVCi iJ.VHHai;. -. .
Danieir "In suming tlfev managenMit of
thiti'iie-honofea.if)irtution, temier
I ed bv the boarcf of ! Tfftees, we are
! sensible of the magnitude of our work.
,wi t-K ; i tit rkfi is1 h iston its ; dis-
tinguislietl prcskk'ntsy its accomplish
ed instructors, and its extent e ie-u
Wiristian'
bartu-.
ular nttVortijy artifteK -ttMrP. Kob
ert O'Beiitv inclul "tferjMgl.iiy m
treH'nrrflTi Ortf oftheTI orhl;
there are short stories and sketchss by
M. V. 'Penison and. other popular
Utfam 'ixnt nme hnirable essays
bv W.-CJ' Proctor: Marcus Dods,1 1.D.,
r. neemv, ei
iefntnrt.nl c.-rtrizMvfedv ! Whrf -' fnis
ft conpited Durham wtff tsfve' fivd
tfttrfehea tot white Teoplearfl foWfoV
eofyrod lieople. " Durham. JFtant.1 '
A correspondent i, of -. tlie i Atlanta
(hittitidlon ha th' curious idea that
the farther north you go tho jnorg cot
ton you can raise to'fh'e; ifcre, and! cites
oi a bale raisea w iriiut -u;xr . . iimstratea. i ne mpu-iuwi..
f ltc Allowing Statelorida: S6Ufh" i dant, and c6htain?. a vasi amount of
(5.rVorfna4SoiftHroto mformathmand .clitertaimncnf, . The
ginia' ot tSUfcfg 8 line from the illustrations are numerous, and well
Gt-MtOffle; Ohfcy -fVverv Albftm; ' cj ute. A iugl copy, is siiltl for
'YetVntse'e-5SJ Kentucky 51 .- His the j ol-, ceats, annual yubscHpjiort, Vf'
d ry is tjrattWheaf;of the-Southern Vilx, 'Address Frank Leslie's Pul-kititudecAusT's-vegetation
to un toi i nsbiug House, V, : and "" Park
. wewl and leaf, aut thaO wWit; iC " ced-J ' l'r,cer-. Ne;w. Vork.-
U ii ic"ohr climate.' ' 1
EducaiioMnli'
.
AViUSOX 'Coi ".LrKtiiAT; iJilm'Ti:,'
' AVilsdnf K; C.f Atig: ft ASM!:..
To Tin: Pi olig: ;
It affords me pleasure to be able to
inform mv f'teud tinH my prospects
for a 'food s&hool were never better
tii-.i,i "thnv are fir the coming sessions
In addition to the thoroughly com
petent and satisfactory teachers w hom
I enipUMfcd.'Uwt jearfM'rcf. M. M-.
ii...., vi ni-ifl.V.. M. rsadal.
aiYcOIi A wi W im J-lift V e
. ii... ,i-.i (Ta4iurv iie.4 -WM-Fn m ary
tour iwnihV .ordinkrj ttr iff corset, t -" " '
tSn-lMixi? "More'pirfbfe ihan whalorjone; aTid fo firapt9 - itself
mWC readily to thfi rifdt'fe'ments uftbe lrxry. Tffis WirflcA itTrfifcTi
w' Ij'J i i.i' ; ., ii
--j to
llrlt?i V is "O BllcCfcOr OY puiu, iil-uk .in liiuiuiv. vvia"V
V. Wt we take rcWlnurin'
fh-O. llobev mxt Jo tirena
WheJy'c tlrit.'t'T iris I ferried; fsrnd able
irmm fii nniLnimons Judgment Cfj
. . . ivni i.i.. . . - ? - . . i
i . -T : im.ur u:,.K khoMntcr fftT TIT rri luntt' 1 TS. TwlllVr iVU VHuu
eti mstrucioi, aim t-..ri..-. v i iuinsn iiac ; " r,: , a,i- d;ctiii.fwr
tatfOSithImtiW iinrpw- a hs a , AVh hQhJ0UtMg looa,1; fand rt difhcult to ? ,JS5d-
ttcTk-,?ast ia its responsibilititnand va- aljue eutertahrthe oWnattat Wacher. JC?
ried in ife-reuurieicntf.nd mrt: thej tiarrminbtef lat.xigttt.to die age, or fine learing and ap
least eniharrassiiWit is oiir elfHon-: eommoii rights qUzen- j ance, a MethCKt and rmriand ,hlgh
trast with the-wisdotn and experience. SSffMl free lectior-vrW i ret from Ji "!a
. m i : vf Am imnvnnTP urn Pi'f mui?. i ci i ii-4 aa. vcr r-m KTTTrprw i. u tu miT w iui iiv ,v-.-- . . . . j
ir. Deetn, eta., erc. i rtepoi-iirj y-trfr:rriX ? .1,. 4fvt.-,.t" .' vni' :ii--rtia-! ,.hi mtiil. -aTtd-trfnik? torn
and several . of twem Are i)eamnu" .....Jwm to koow how ; hrf. t!,Pvnlv havfe Ufc her aerv ices.-" r. - : . ' :. 1 "
well SglfmrU privneifrtl- i .. Mrs. V. U IViulleton, of Warren
piccttviald- togetlver'."' Stftar frowdis-" i htif,f-aTid that-"iAiV W 1 tow, write me, August 1L: . '
heartening, thd Wottt B(tr whdoiri5f j jrfoweis ejqcuisahlei" ' CUf j "Mrs.S. 1. Twitty has been niy
those, that went befxwshsUlt'tinnrlate c, Ar."Xlwfc. ivtleryrreIirA -' friend und -laborer for several years,
1 . I t K.it- . . 1. s ,1 i..-,l.n.s ill j ... . 1. : .. 1- t hi t. chi Lui: . il. . iMl-
we mav labor ''imore" abuialantiy thUat; frtlrr the ehristtas - geotlejiiatt, and p,.rior the State asa go(l .dW?)- (
thev ai'l." and secure yet larger results, i ..hte'tonucnt ntnl e(fll;"!r' I narian and faithful teacher hive 1-1
ilf, iiKlceil, the hand of the .Lord liutltfL . . . ; " '.x''' : - : - '
uhT!
HnsrriaA, Mrn- K. U. Twitty, T-J sf8flftfernrrcrrJtee trfOllCy Wlil.WcfLlfloa A i .
renton;N.-C. ifwl to 111- .cu-i-r .T-CT T J" . : :;, t -
; ficafians of Mrs. Twitrylf? 'H;VH " i,7U X . ,
i fnuii VHrrlnTnt. ' . i i . . a -i,.t ;
every- tironwm, wrinn, n..n. .... , --,-s- 1
i let - ffiirtinfK j S . m . 1 3 ' . -
.4 rs?. il -.i iyi.w;w. - ' ' " b , .-i.i. p i.. j -
-.j -fijr rTW'Tr bZCtiv iairlLiX
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