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.W. fcASCASTEB, ---J Elftn
W I X X .
THE ADVANCE-
ft pnblfrhod eWy FrWay mornins. nt.' V.'iUon.
K. oT Hnhnernuion 1'iice : 2.'M p r. year, 1,0 J
2dr rtt rtonJhs.
Ar.vBKT)MVO R ATK.. Onn "Square, me 1 m
M Oft: SO cnt far eiu-h giihn:-nt "V?1 l'!J?n
Jf fcyawii muni''--"- - '. ' . " 1 12'' I n i
CrywMrtfATion rcmmnnicattonti on inter
efeting topics add ur I'.em olicii-i1, .
AUCommaalcalttoaMlimdd 'b addrewed to '
TlIK WlI.SO kTVAVCB.
Eaterfd in the l'oit Ofllco
mvond class niattor. .-
at Wilcox X. C. as
BBEAK3KG fiROlND.
. We auk gratified to learn that the
Midland North Carolina Railroad
Company commenced work at Golds
Krm n.t MoiuLiv. Ground was hro-
'ken by Mb." Best, President of the
; Company, with about sixty laborers,
which number is to be increased as
rapidly as they can be obtained. The
. right of way having Leen secured, the
work, it it said 'will be pushed for
ward vigorously. We are gratified
to note this'evidence of good faith on-
; the part of tho Midland Company, and
j hope that they will persevere until
they reach Salisbury. The multipli
: cation of rairronds and railroad facili-
fle, is what we need in North Caro-
lina, and any corporation is to be re
; garded as a benefactor which inver ts
it capital in those enterprises. The
much abused Richmond & Danville
Company have conferred incalculable
benefits upon the pooplo of this State,
by railroads , which they have built
anrharo building, under difficulties
whieV would have deterred a less
energetic and determined Company.
Surmounting every obstacle which
' w been thrown in their way, they
re irressing forward to-day with al
most super-human energy to carry out
, rheir contract with the State in good
ihlth. Let Mu. .Rest and his Coni-
pany do the same, and the people of
Ufo State will forget failures of the
past, and award them a full measure
f praise for all tho'beiiofits they con
fer. Hut ws want no demonstrations
for mere effect and to cover up ulte
rior designs.no paper railroadsprojects
to aid in accomplishing an unjust and
inequitable purposes. Fair play is a
Jewel which cannot be too highly
prized, and we greatly mistake the
temper of the people of this Stato if
they will tolerate any actual or pro-
' meditated injustice to any person or
corporation that acts in good faith.' It
may bo said that they are averse to
.being humbugged, to having expecta
tions created that were never meant
; to bo realized, and that they will not
b Bwil't , to forget any attempt to
practice upon their credulity. The
time has about arrived when they will
no longer
-"Lintt'Q tMhc vrfcmf (Tie olinrnier.
Charm tie uever ko vi.Mly."
5JNG
Tit A IKS.
QriTR a mailia seems to prevail in
different parte of the Country, for
wrecking anl robbing railroad trains.
In' California, Missouri aiul Arkansas,
train robberies have been of such fie
qnont occurrence of lute as to become
quite alarming. An attempt was
made the Other day, by highwaymen
in California, to wreck a train for the
purposo of capturing millionaire
Faiu, whom they exjecteti to hold
as a hostage, until a lieavy ransom
was paid. The robbery of a train re
wtly near Kansas City in Missouri,
by the JaMeh' Brothers, and the
more recent daring and successful
robbing of the Express ".arent and
passengers on the Iron Mountain rail
road in Arkansas, in open daylight by
nn undisguised band of young men,
hovs how popular this method of
raising the wind" is becoming, and
calls for prompt action and severe
punishment on the Jnrt of the civil
authorities. A few instances have oc
curred in North Carolina of train
wrecking, in all of which we believe
the guilty parties have been prompt
ly arrested and punished. Our laws
punish severely and very properly
attempt to - jeopardize the
Hveu of passengers. Occasionally we
hear of a rock being thrown at a train,
or through the window of a passenger
coach, and sometimes of an obstruc
tion Jeing placed upon a railroad
track, but such instances, to
. the credit of our people, are of rare
occurence. j
Certain ambitious representa
tives of the Smith family have been
discussing through the columns of the
Xetct-Obs:rrer, the question, whether
speculating in ""cotton futures," is
gambling? John maintains the af
firmative and Peter the ngative,
and so that wbrld-renownetl and ven
jrable house is dividwl ngainst
itself. Without venturing an opinion
upon this delicate question, which has
divided the laity of more than one
ecclesiastical body, we thing the prac
tice is very mucl to be deprecated.
The smiles of the fickle goddess are
hard to win, as many of our friends,
who have been indulging in this spe
cies of speculation could testify. But
really, are'we not rapidly becoming a
nation of gamblers? What are the
stock operators, grain and provision
speculators, as well as lottery dealers,
bui gamblers? '.'.'.-
as to
changes likely to be maclcrby Presi-
dent Autiiuk, in the present Cabinet,
aiKiaiSDasw im i-.v.. .......
iaf i,n A t this- early day, and
with scanty information jwieji has
been authoritatively furnislied, but
littlean be predicated as to tleu
ture course of the new Preident. Ke-
j longing to the Stalwart Aving or xne
Republican party, which developed
fucli strength at the (.'hiago Conven
tion, it has been feared that Okaxt,
IjOOax, CoxkIjIno and Cameron
wo ild be able to influence hiin to
discard the policy of )ns immediate
predecessors "nd hwwgtirarthe
j "Old Guaxt Regime.", If he per
mit!? himself to be influenced, by . the
general sentiment of tbe country, a
nuhviatecl in the resolutions parsed
bythe (Convention of Governers at
Cleveland recently, public expectation
will.be satisfied; the great Iojjs which
country has sustained .'will soon . cease
to be so keenly felt, and all sections
will heartily co-operate with him in
making his administration successful
and honorable to himself, and a bless
ing to the country.
The resolutions to which we refer,
will be found on the first page of this
pajer;
General. Ohaxt and Kx-President
IIayix atttended the funeral of Pr&si
deht Gaiifiei.i, at Cleveland. Gen
eral GjUANT it is wild appeared to be
absorbed in thought and maintained
a stolid, vacant look during the whole
of tlic ceremonies. He received but
little attention, - and -President
Hayes, stHl less. Neither have pat
ronage or place to bestow now, and
may occasion the . difference which
both must feel.
." Wickehness. rNot a bad heart,
but a diseased liver," is often the
cause of violence of tempe?, vindict
iveness, and sometimes crime; for,
when the spleen is 'affected, the heart
is clogged in its better impulses, for
want of action to earry off the bile.
"I have-used Simmons-' Liver. Regu
lator, not only once but often, and
can confidently assert it has done me
more good 'than any other medicine
for diseased liver made in the world
Jany of my neighbors have used it,
and will say- as much if not more than
I do for its virtues, John J. Alien,
Bibb county, Ga."
IllANilFfiCTURFDflT PRVfTVi'LLE, ALABAMA. -
v e are sole agents in North Caroli
na for the sale-of the Baniel Pratt. Cot
ton Gins, Feeders and Condensers.
The best machines in the .world-for
Ginning Cottton, Gins faster, Gins
Cleaner and wo gunruntee the nia
chines to give. better satisfaction than
any in use. '-We. arc -aso the sole
agents in North Carolina for the mxle
of the SSCI 10 FIELD' -MaconGeorgia,
Hand, Horse, Water and Steam Pow
er Cotton Press strongest and best
adjusted Press in use. If you are in
want of a gin or Press write to us. -WILLIAMSON
& UPCHURCH,
ltaleigh, N. (L
Refers ito Ilaleigh National Bank.
Jun. 17i-m.
f'.Mtnbli.lrl ImSO
Arthur ,0. Freeman,
- Dealer wi
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
1441 Main St., Head Market Square,
NORFOLK, iVA.
. Offers his larare prock .it; ha rgnins.
Lailit-s double ae gtlj watches rs low
a $14.00 . - -
(ii-ris' Ptem winding. dnbl case $35.00.
Solid gold sr of jewlry for Mi-wjsf l.OO
Vina srold plated sets for ladies So to 4lo,
Solid A,S..-0 to $13. 1 :
These nrv but. some of I lift ma iv ioducv
nu'iits I am otlerin at my new store.
Wedding and Engagement Ring
always on hand,
enjrravine freo ot ciiarge.
b'jitches and j;velry repaired and war
ranted. : . , . . .
8er.d tour onlers to me nd they trill b
promptly filled. 5 , '
A. C. FREEMAN.
JB LACK CREEK
Bi'ECULation is already rife
Daniel
Pratt
Coil
I IS
W. S. Anderson; Co.
MANUFACTURER OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
CARTS,
And every hind of vehicle for riding.
HARNESS
Made and repaired in the most ap
proved style of workmanships
SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED
Send j-our order to
W. S. ANDERSON & CO.
BLACK CREEK. N- C, v
Valuable MjGZ2X2r sate .
I?y virtue of a 'power, of sale cor
ferred on me as Administrator cu n
tl.f. .y-Jt't
tjwtnmnnt fif K nc ion f
Grumpier, .ii
Catef,x FJiau oner ror sale on .the
premises, on Thursday the 20th dny
of October, 1881, a tract of land con
taining one hundred a"nd fifty res,
more or lessy lying in the township of
Spring Hill, on Black Creek run, in
the county of WHmoh.- Thesnme le
ing the premises lately owned and oc
cupied by Kinchen "Crumpler, de
ceased. Terms of sale cash.
WILEY CRUMI'LEIl
Administrator Cum TestL.Annexo.
SeplG-4t. ' v:,:
A. BRANCH.
V.: J.
FAUilElU
HADLEY
J. F
uneven A CO.,
Grnrnil ommUiuii .Tlercltuntx,
(OFFICE IN GWATHMKY'S BUI LIU NO
NORFOLK, Va.
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BrLiberal advancements made on
consignments with bill of lading in
hand. ; ' i
Sep 16 .- ;
JAMFS W.; LANCASTER,
ntii
-'.'lit rusted
c )iih!it.
hftn in
Hollin's Institute.
BOTETOUT SPRINGS, VA.,
The.Tith annual session closed with
most satisfactory results. Seventy (70)
Diplomas were awarded in Eclectic,
Literary, classical, and scientific courses
of study under most approved stand
ards.. The Department of music num
bered more than one hundred pupils
and made a chaste and impressive ex
hibit on Commencement day. Art
also was conspicuous. The -facilities
here afforded for board, varied and
elevated instruction, the advantages
of locality, climate 'and comfort and
especially the care of health, morals
and manners' of pupils are most invi
ting to thoughtful parent. Eighteen
officers and teachers, seven ot whom
are gentlemen. The 3Sth Session will
open on the 14th of September, 1881.'
For particulars apply to the Superin
tendent. CHAS. L. COCKE, Supt.
JuJy 1 -am i
JR. R, W. JOY NE It,
Knroti I)-ulil,
B-Has
permanently- located
Wilson, N.
C. All opnerat-ion will
oe neatly and carefully performed and
on terms as reasonable as possible.
Neeth extracted without pain. Oltice
Tarboro street next door to-Post office.
Jan 3 12m. j
Wootten & Stevens,
FURNITURE DEALERS AND
We have on hand a large and well
selected stock of Parlor and Chamber
Furniture and are constantly receiving
additions thereto.
We make cheaD bedsteads and mat
tresses a specialty.
.Picture frames, mouldings and pic
luree in great voriety sold cheap.
Reoairhiir - neatlv and uromntlv
done, and satisfaciion guarauteetl.
itosewofxl and inelauc burial cases
from the cheapest to the best bronzed
cases. sei17-lv.
4 iWinnMnX?-?
IN tvtn I YAH I til -
W.P!r
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INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS. CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LSVRB
Iiossof appetite, Kauae't.bo-'vel.s costive,
i'tk n intheHfad.g t.i a dull fer. sVioi! in
the back parFTl-fttrj u'rr.ier ths'sbpulder
ble ftiUners after atinr, t? iih a disin
clination t o e x e r t i o n ofjb ci j c r m i n d
XrntAbiliivjf tempe-, Jow" spirits. Loss
'of memory, with a frelin of ;m,ng neg
lected same "dMtjr'," weariness. Rizzineasy
Muttering of tb"Wear't, n'otr before th
eyea, V elloW fcJiln, Heda lie, ifestPss
nes at nigbt."liigbiy coll1.- 1 Unne. -IT
THXSE U3SEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WIU SOON 8E DfVEiOPtD.
TUTTS PILLS " epecilly iMiaptod to
nrh rn,an dose effect tath a change
of feeling m t-m Mtonioh the ufffrrr.
They Inrrrmr the A? iel'ie, and intiw the
txxiy to TnUt on Flrae, thiw tbi vtrn V
neurt'httt.fttvl by th- irTonle Artieeifrhe
IHpiUTrOrniM. Rfn'i.r wim: nre pro
fnc Si ivmt : mrn, t., S.X.
TUTT'S HAIR OYE.
Oka V HTIorViTitrTf-i rhnrer-J t n f;tnfY
Bi-M-K by a r.':ei-- , : u: : t fc J v I:
imihJi & iwtu:! Iii-t:nit- i t-..iiv
hv !rC -." .1 r . . . ,' ..: ':
OfTlce, rurrcy St.: Kev York.
m Dr. TV T1 HAM V1, -f "i alMt! !-f. rotate n4 V
CLEAR THE TRACE FOR
ITH the greatest bargains ever seen in Wilson. I takQ this rneth-
l iiKhnriPN and thamibiieat large, tnai i
have returned to this place to again lead ths market in selling the very cheap
est goods, the greatest bargains, and in fact to again assume the tit.e ot the.
' CHAMPION OF LOW PRICES THE ORIGINAL.
I was fortunate enough to procure the most select variety of goods at the
lawest imaginable price?, and am therefore prepared to wtonishyou with tne
bargains that I am offering. 1 have exceneo an my ionner triimu,
for this season the very largest and best selected stoCtror goocLs and hereby
rVnllo,irru tho oiit!r tr'irlo timi'illil' t with me. I am determined tj carry
theday"a the Original Champion of the low price system established by me
at Wilson. r
A DOM.IR SAVi:iHS A MI.l.St 3H 1 K,
And I am satisfied that even in the small pet-haso of only five dollars
worih of goods at mv place, I can save you the above named dollar ior i am
determined to sell you anv article in my line at least twenty per ceiit cheap
er than the same can be bought for at any other store in town. My aim now
is as it ever was to give to my patrons the benefit ofsbargains that I am ever
receiving. An expeiicnec of nearly twenty years enables nie to know just
WHAT TH l'l nLEC H'ATM,
And where to procure the same at the very lowest prices. My stock of goods
for the fall trade is unususlly large and varied; and embraces .
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, 7JOOTS, SHOES, HATS, and CAPS, LADIES
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, LADIES HATS, Ml LLINERY
FANCY GOODS, EMBROIDERY, HOSIERY, NOTIONS,.
TRIMMINGS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, TAiLE and OIL
CLOTHS, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, Ac,
In short anything usupally fOnnd in a first class .Variety Store, , and each
branch is complete in all its details. To give you an idea of what you can
expect please note a few of my prices:
Oalicoe
AlpaciiN
w wo ted
llleaclalaar
.4lniHc llnfl
Spun Cotton '
Counlrrpiinrn
Linen Towel
ll'hlte T'tM
Cient Wliilr Shirt
entM I'iidrhirt.t
GentN Irarevw
5- ivr yunl
I'ront 13c i
from lOc np
r om 5c up
00c per ISiiiick
SOc pljoyM lliitm
lYwma5e,,SIen - Slat-
10c It piece
from 5Sc up
front !20c ;
from 90c up1"'1 Glove
In short I will merely sav that no matter at what price you are offered any
goods at any tther store, come to the ORIGINAL CHAMPION and get the
same goods twenty per cent. less. I am in earnest and will do just what I
tell you. I therefore advise all in want of goods to avail tiiemselvos Of my
offer and standing challenge.
Come and satisfy Yourselves
That I mean io maintain my title of the old and only original champion of
low prices -
ill t ie I
Sept 2tf
y7"E have pnrehased for this
V which m variety of styles
elsewhere. Our stock of
GJUOTHIJSIQ-
Jh complete. Don't buy until you have examined our stock and low prices
in tne line of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large and varied stock of men's, ladies, misses, boys, yout!is,and childrens.
ZEIGrLER SHOES
Hats and Caps, Men's Fur, Saxony T
hats from ?1.2 to $1.50, New Styles.
jx.ui.vmcu uuiauiiuneu smns colored and lancv. The
I) I A M O N D S II I 11 T,
TRUCKS VALISES AND SA: ;i i'LS,
At price which defy competition.
Staple pry Goods.
bunef DRFsIs? r7S'i?fl 1 UiatJS Ulra,te, r "ne of prints cannot
o fcurpnssea. iiti5f5 LrU( lower than ever before.
8IIKETIXG8, BLEACIIIXGS, PLAIDS, C VSSIMFRF cottov mrc
ND FANCY GOOmoirlfl1
A full line of
aRoci
BAG G IN G AND iT I E S.
We will H you a good bedstead rint? matfras? for $5,
We pay the highest cash prices for cotton
and all kinds of Country Produce.
".Yon enn find anything you want at our store -t extremely low prices.
ATKINSON, COBB & CO.,
0 PPsite cKrt House Square, Come-Xash and Goldsboro Streets,
" "Vilsoxi 1ST-O-
I AH HERE- AGAIN.
.adir. Ho8
.len'j Iluir-IfoMf
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Sr n pair
Oc n puir
t pwpe
r r a pxper
4 tor 13i
tlnlk-rcliiefi
Mile k. tulle UU Scarf 5c u ptrce
23c n piece
SOc u pircw
from' Oc np
Irom 30c up
49 ccnll
.i-e, i.iie shoe
,JcntM SLioes
Hop
lids
season an immense stock of goods'
and low prices cannot be duplicated
A. SPECIALTY.
Cool and Boys. Splendid line of stiff
Young Men's fancv hats
RIE8
Edwards,
mlj OiUlUa
Are now opening a nice lino of Dry
Ji 0 O T S A
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E. C. Burt's of S'ew York and T. M-!os !t Sons of Phi : special
ty in Lindies', G nts' ami Children's. 'e h uidle the-
QUAKFli CITY; Sir, I !
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Laundried and unlaundried, and sella good shirt for one dollar. Cotn
ana nee inem. uiee line oi
'fe.-'GL'Q.THIN.Q1;'"'. T
A large assortment of Dress Trimmings, Silk Surahs, Satin, Plata ft'lk,
Brocaded Silk of the latest I'atter.is, Ties, Laces in great quantities. Span
ish and Russian
SILK AND BEADED FRINGES.
Nobby Hat a Specialty. Call and examine. No trouble to "snow g;VoJi.'
Our tfttx-k is entirely new, having been purchased in the ;.
L A S T T II 1 H T Y D A Y S.
Call and sec Us before purchasing eliewhere anil
And Oblige ' .
Sep so.
Cor.
Til
ed by Robii.
gear, all ne
good wboat aid , -.:'
VIf, will seli qv ciibli or
Reason for soiling: I have not tho time ; from' my businesf
to attend to it. .
Distance from Wilson, f 1- 2 miles-
For t.eriiis. prie, :c., . afiply-.to
? T w -. i:
Aug "f, ly 1 - '
Manufactured by 83 A AO A.SHEPPARD & CO., Baltimore, IWd.
' ' K1 by 1. GHEKX &, CO., VUon, K. C.
ALFRED ; WILLI AMti.
ALF R ED WILL JAM S '
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PttMisIicrs, Icoksel Sers aiul H.:.
,':,: '.RALEIGH, N. C,
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ALL North Carolina Schools, whether Public or Private, can obtain SkhttA
Books, Ac, at Raleigh at prices as low as akk oi- kkiu-d ry any :,-okths
DKALKIiS.
We have the largest stock in the Slate and fill all orders prom ptlt.
CoMn.KTi: Catalogue 'Sext; ox ArrLiCATiox.-a.
ADDRESS '.
Alfred W i Ilia in & Jo.,
BOOKSELLERS,
July 153m
"HONEST COOLS AT
QUE
Merchant Tailor,
Is receiving his usual large, and well-selected ' J
PALL AND WLMLR STOCK
To which hei
Cleaning awli;
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BRO
VSN'S
A TRU" TONIC
A PERFECT STRENGTHOCR. A SURE Rr,VjVErT:
IRO:r BITTERS are l.-.r
a certain anj cflicicnt t?iit is'.
Jlrr.j, lifaiU efAppetitf,Loei. cf ttrcnyL'tjjac'; cf Liwr?j,ctG. . lnricl'.es the LIcmkI,
strcngJisni.tue musclcsuul f i ves new life to ilia nerves. They act like si charm
on the digestive organs, rcmorinj all dgrpcptlc eymptcnnx, sucli as 1'astinj Vie Food,
EdtuUj, Ileal in tie Cioizch,II'.ar:!,um,c(x TIic only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken teeth rr fjive headacliCrf Sold I t
n.l dra-i?.ti Wri f r t'- ! c T2 pp. cf useful and ,ciaucnr rcad
ovtr... iincVU C :::::.1!CAT CO., Baltimore, ?IcL
Be Oat an Iron Bitters aie m""--1 .r7?-r-rr Cts -r-rit C iici VwcroeaedltS tsnocw ir.
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Goods, Notions, Hosiery, F1;muK
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jV. -D S F I? V. S;
Tarboro & Nab Streets, Wilson, N. C
Mm
ii Contentnoa Cieek, lornier.y ovrn
. i in f:nm! or.ler wiih ne'.v ruruiii
-:i the llvnlev Water Saving Vhlr;
;iU vaw mill and Cotton Gby,
oxcliaiige for a good filrm
, - Ni' Vi
WTI SO v. rc. C.
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THE BEST IN THE MET.
, tUEAtfcK& FEATURES:
!' Wo Wwl ; poors, Taicnt Wood raC
A' -stlMc sihnoi".- Intorfiangof.le Anf-
r-ic Sh.'If. rnil:r.fj Ioo.r, i winging TtrettV
F'at. .',v:V-::irr ' fyi.e-Ff.nn. I?ev'-ft-i?;Jo ,
(:-.fT..!!e.r:' Csrren, liiufatcftted I;ita .
1X--.7S. ?.:;ktl rnolffi, KirktA Tnclfi, fto.
Ulquakj l.i llcX,, la n:.:,Ji, Jtiul in
r-er-tloii.
axi) STATIONERS.
MODERATE PRICES
If
O-D
' tion . Jeiisurcis' taken and Fits Guaranteed .
promptly done. ' M' .
.woM
Wilson, N. C.
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.co;i.icadttl fjr r.li diseases requirltig'
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