Tim Wilson Advance.
Wiiia. Friday, : Sepie mber'i ), 18-51
Xocal Ifcpart;iicul.
J8SEPHU3 DANIELS,
Editor.
ThurUay-vttoa 1H ceats.
Nice line f ladies dress-- goods at
Yuan ",,il'1'll,s
l
,;l j :-ihs and clocks made alive
fttChui-cliAvll
. -.
II.1r5r.ive kcep-i a full line of .Juind
Jc-rvhiet extracts.
lion's hrogans shoes for C5 cents at.
Yoiiu? .i (iorham's.
nd all orders for job work to the
Adva.NCK Job Ohice.
New goods of all kinds at L. HeU
brpuer &. lo. Agents.
If yoii want a good -bujrgy, buy it
from (Jrilliii tt Murray.- "
ft.
'"; Worsted dress Goods atP Cents j!r
yard atjYoung &. Gotham';..
I.arge stock of dress goods at Li
Hriibro'i.er Rro. Agents.
Just examine those nobby suits at
h, JiiiiJu'oit4'itt iin. Aeils.
l,ooo Worth of boots and shos just
1
re-ived at Young .fc Oeriiani'.-j. j
Fresh; gilt-edge butter, and'; tJte
rue groceries at Joe iMcOrav '-i,
Kemember thuse line Irinunlogs
l 'style t Warren A: Harnes'
W OvercolM which must be sold at
Home pricT t LI HtMlbroner it liru.
Ajrrnts.
A fine assnrtnient of la lies' misses
And ehiltimn'slioes at L Ilcilbroner
A Hro. Agents,
L Heilbronr A-lro. Agents, have
tJ-lading clotiun osta'.)lis!nnent in
Wilson.:
Tobacco, .Snuff, Cigars, Mineral
Wnter, Ture Medicinal Li iiiofs it
Rowland's.
Ariflin t Murray have Just received a
ewr-load if 40 buggies which they will
Hl c! fcip. - i -t
Oriiiin A- Mnrray have just received
2n top bfiggius whic'i they will sell
very 1 iw. j
Hess!:fuil lineof hand and machine
iwadA gents tine shoes at L. Ilsilbroar
A 'ltro. Agents.
Examine L. ITeilbroner & liro.
Agents, clotliing beTore buying else
where. ..
If you war.t an excellent hair
brush, go to llargraves' and get one
of thofe I'enetrators.
A largo asor lir.crd of the Grcd
rear Rubber combs just received at
' I ar graves' i'ri.g Store.
Warren A- Barnes oj Gned a full lino
of Mile's sh'ies yet;?nlay., They arc
th Wttn the market.
Ptro hundred dollars to nny one
who will produce a sewing mavhino
, equal t the 4,Xew Davis."-
' Xext Monday is the day of Atonc
'rrent, and tiip stores of Je-wish citizens
will be closed iu'eons '(lUt'iK'e.
Hlack hish'nens! bl;-k c.vhmorns!
. hlnck cashmeres! all pr'.cr- ; a;;d (n;ali
y nt L. ileilbroner t Dro. Agents.
Thftpr'ottuwt suits of youths, boys
. 4 'children's clothing you. ever saw
Rt L. I le'ilbrouer i ltro. Agents.
L. II. Fulelior is now opening his
fall tock. of go(ds. He keeps a well
assorted stock and sells cheap. .Give
him a call.
The "New Davis" Sewing Machine
will do twenty varieties of work
more than any other machine, all
without basting. V
Hilk and !atin dress trimmings and
fringes, and cords and tassels, all of
th latest novelties, at.L. Ileilbroner
S Rro. Agents.
Atkinson, Cobb v Co., pay the
hifrhest market price for cotton. When
you have any to sell they are the men
to carry it to them if you want to get
Rood prices.
Just received at Hargrave's Drug
Htore a large supply of the American
standard writing" fluid also an,
. asortment of colored ink.s, carmine
violet, blue, green, vc.
To every purchaser of a dollar pack
age of fThedfordV .Liver Itegulator
W. ilargrnve, wilj present an ele
gant map of the United States, which
of itself is worth three: times the
price of the medicine.
Scinififirt American savs: "Owing
apparently to its feed motion the i
''Ihivis'f machine possesses an aston-1
iHhing power of passing over seams
mm oiner irregularities aiui accim
plishes with the greatest ease are-:
markabje wide mnje of work." r
1 .1 - , 4 t .
Winter nor sunrYnor, dry nor wet
weather, hard or good times or any
other caujo seem to have any influ
ence t Vcr Dr. Joyner's constantly in
creasing practice, and he keeps busy
extracting, tilling, and cleaning teeth,
and making new ones. hen you
need the services of a good dentist the
A i) vance recommends Dr. R.
Joyner.
They come from the north, south,
eat and west to Alley's photograph
jrallery i have their pictures made,'
and they always return home satisfied.
We met a gentleman from Nash in
town Wednesday who .bad come to
town to have a picture copied. Jiy
Rood work Alley & Co., are kept pret-
ly neany. consi uiuy uu, ivmi uiwn
.. i . il.-l .. ll..v....'
in still they come. ,
t , ... .
In mwdanee witlvthe Tt
Mayor our bus maw ho uses ere
oed Monday, the day set apart lor
th
ClO:
numiinuion and, nraver m conse
quenceof the death of President (iar-
lrl TK. t 11 . 11 1 1 . ort ! .VI 1U 1,-Mimnr.lll place null- IM ..ii.mi v..-v.-i..v. iKiui, n
Kvi"1 w l'v.Ty, Hunter,
attmri?-heri ,fryicTWOrV J-'Mlk. W". H.Pkxjkr, a sod 1"S vears! land a score of others, the grand me
i rh 3Smn Methohst 1V!ul KPls LMK. PENi.KKhad been a resident of i nagerio and j mu.eum features, the
mrehCf' uUr town only a few months, but ' wonderful Broncho horses; the splen-
Thrrnigh the wurteisy of Mr. W;r-1 during his sUy he had made some 1 did pony eircrus. tiie beautiful leaping
ren we examined the large ami well-
"elected lot of shoes .which Warren
Rarnels hsfe on- hand. While they
keep a vefy largetstock of all kinds of
ry (xxis, they -seem to have made s
"peeialty of srood shoes-. The stock of
this firm is entirely new, all of it hav- j and calmly. He was buried in Ma
WJI leen purchased within thirty days, j plewoud Cemeterv, Montlay evening,
llr. Warren, who is ainId and 'expo-', Rev. H. Ciuinti conducting the fuh
riencetl buyer, knows exactly what j eral 'ceremonies. In this hour of their
yie people want and ha bought .it.-- sad bereavement the fimilv have our
Read their advertisement. J heart fell svhipathies.
I'-ersonui. '' :
o were pk-isM to receive v, call
n- ., . . . .. ,
j u-u irom vant. .v. . .riiL-ers. ; ,
uesoa v lr
of Nashvil!
J IMr. T. C. W'hitakerand wife,
1 Miss Rettie Murw, are on visil
i relatives in this place.
71''.",
; to
j .Messrs. John arid 'Titos. Selby are
- absent i'.uXoi't hern and Western mar-
ket, wMiCf- thay will .hi re has- a lot
of horses ford her tables, in this place.
i
t
1
I'ire t
I'oor House.
- i.i mi-- .-1:111.4.. mv, IK.4,:i.ia- lljil,!. t.l
a nre in's ?;en (useoverHi in a t.neke: ;
near Cie poo.- h us.'. wiiich has ac.h
tmi" been extitmu-h" 1 bv the nfor'mt I
i t!ie matter at their next meeting.
Advert: ied L?t;er.
A list of letters and postal cards
1 11 MWil ICilKV.illil ill Lie 1 J.-l
OHlce Sept. ith, lbSl.
! I'tev. 6 IJ ALton, W II DyrdJlich
1 ard Burst in. (col.) Miss Jtacdiiel
11' iri h' i ..- - 1. . ... - .
Barney It B Barnes, G IT Harper,
Miss Susan Johnston, John Lewis,
lattieMase, W ii Price, J B
lVtLma.., ' Pone oikinner, (col.) Hym
rck To'idinson, Brvant T.om,.;o.i,
EM Webb &j Uro., (c!).
If the aboye letters are not called for
in four weeks thy will be sent to the
Dead Letter Ollice.
1 i M. C. D.yxiki.s I'. M.
Our thanks are due for a compli
mentary ticket to the twefth aniusai
exhibition!' the Boanoke and Tar
Biyer Agricultural Societv Weldon,
X.C, (Jet.
4th, 1 S3 1
Nov. 1st, I'nd, :Jrd and
Our thanks are due t ) II. T. Gray,
Esq., Secretary of the Pearson Me
moiUal Association, for a copy of the
Memorial address, delivered at ital
eig'i, on the life and character ot
lt:ch iiond Mumford Pearson, Chief
Justice of North Carolina, by Judge
It. P. Dick, on th oj-a-;on oVt'i ? uw-
veiling of t've
tUtute, ' erected to iiis
nie nory, in Oakwoxl Cemetery, Jir.ie
8th. I !.,'.
ctv Ad vei-liseiisaiita,
Mr. B. ... Green we d
idver tises for
two tailors, j
A yotuur nuinj with good reference.;
advertises fur a position as clerk.
Head the notice of J. li. Johnson,
who has taken up two stray mule's.
Connor Sc Woadard, Attorneys, pub
lish ah important notice in w-day's
issue. Bead it.
Keal B. Greenwood's new adver
tisement' which appear.? in this issue.
'Mr. 'Greenwood is a li.v-t-elass tailor,
ar;d always (leases liis patrons. ,'
man can do more t!ia:i tuis. We are
phstsed to note the increasing patron
age -Mr. fr;eenvvood is receiving-
tiood work Sv iil leli!
J2eifres";:;
Even a p; or care-worn, weary edit
or, imunM to tne "good things o:"this
lite," is refreshed and cheered by a
.visit to tne elegant store of At.inso:i,
V'obo it Co, Iwnich is fuli of a large
and well selected stock of general
merchandise, which' they are -selling
very low. There is no 'better tirnr L.
AV.il'son thanltlii.-, and customer. are
waive! onoiklv 'bv' polite, attentive
and clever salesmen. We invite ' the
special 'attention of our readers to the
largo' and attractive advertisement in
this; issue which telis of some 'of,.-the
liargaius which eaii - be obtained at
thi store, and if they desire to buy
the best geods at low prices, we a '.
"Vise the-n to: vi-it Atkinson, C jbb el
d'o., before .njaking their purchases,; as
you have only to. Iook to buy.
At tiie resilience of
''Hughes, in Mobile, Ah'v.-j
W . 1 r. Wi H i a! 1 1 son , -Es 1 . ,
Maj. T. J.
Sept. -list.,
of Tarboro,
to Miss Clara S. iiugiies.
At t'ie restdenee of Mr. Win.
ham, in Edgecombe " countv, ,
l ltn., Dr. G. -di. Kilkbrew, "t:
( i 07-
Sept
Mb
Lydilie Cherry, (la-ttghter of the late
V 111. Cherry1. The An vaxc:-: extends
best wishes. , s.
In this covin ty, September 21st, at
the residence of the liride's . mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, : Mr. L. 1). Shel
tun, to MissMart.ha A. Ellis, lElder
Jas, S. Woo lard oiHciating. We con
gratulate them and wish them a" long
life of happiness and prosperity. .
At the residence of Mr. 11,1). Bice,
in Ni,sn (untv Wednesday,' Sep!
; ..cm, r rj.,r(;0 simifh n .f um.
. ....... .., ,.4,4, ... ....
sou's successful merchants, to Miss
Celestia C. Arrinton, Rev. W. - B.
Jllako officiating.. The bridal party
K ached Wilson Wednesday night,
and a reception was tendered them at
tl,ie residence of Mrs. M. E. R uintree
at night at whicn a number ot
: , . . 1 . , -. . x x ... . - ' 11.,
in-
,u 1 V'.i: i,lV"1- f " V-.,1 -v
t(nd congratulations and best wishes
ox -
Died.
W'e sympatize witli Mr. W. P.
Simi)son in 1 the death of his babv
which occurred last Fridav.
AVe regret to learn of the death - of
Re-v.'J
i AirmxcToy, Pastor of thei
Methodist chftrch at Beaufort, which
sad event. took place Monday of this
week of bilious lever. Mi;. Af.uixc
ton's many frleJuN'-iii Wilson v. I'd read
this notice -with unfeigned sorrow and
regret.
He was an excellent voting
; man, ana travt
i
promise ot nine a use-
:' fulness. He
was a son of Prof, Arring-
ton, of Toisnot, ho taught sclnxil in
Wilson several years ago, and was
. R tavoral;, v kmnvn J .ln(l ,ikca
homfor hi, lna!ur exCellent trait,, of!
ehameter.
warm inends by his upright, lionest.
life, wlio-sorrOweil at his death, lie
leaves a vifef a little daughter and
relatives and friends to mourn their
io.s. 1 ie was a niemner 01 tne .ietno-
i dist Church, and - Ke ..died
ti , 1 it 1 r" h "1 U,;V-e; Win- r m oruei iroai the ti ve difierei.t schc!.S er, aluvs clever, courteous aad p
t.-ndeut. I; e have heard it jested ; taeir quaiiucatioi: bei ;g tint they ! lite, inlorined us that be had the
tnt the c.m.r.iss.o.iers n iv; Uin laad j .-hail have obtained during the Vciont'i j lar-est stock he has ever broutrht to
I posteu so as 10 Keep hunters ot the j previous to .their ; appointment, the UVilon, and that he was sidling all
pre.ni.-o.,, ana We thii.K it would be i mghe -t average in scnolarsnip and i'm-inner of ladii' "-oo'is n Tna-v?!H4-
weL lor tne -of:n.nis.-i4;.iers t consider i
Tip S;i:oc;.
!
r -
Mir;
x .n- i.ii-iiije.
1 no r.umbe: of nunils
died this j
- . - .1 - . ,. .1 .1 f : . - 1
-Six po-dtion-
of
lienor have been 1
exeate;: in iii'j .senooi, 10 oe nni'.i. iv
boys whose eligibility nuiv
igibihty niay Mititle:chea:)It was oar pie;
1 them thereto. The positions
V- r"?,,,u " lu,e
are as follows: Chief naUrr first mon
itor, second monitor,
"l,rh . fth n.onit ;r. 'lhese, nr;uen) vo,lths, audchildren, whicH i
positiouaretl.-eJ.ihHl e v;h month, ; lUI a ,,Vrt .ftf,o t-e. v- weil
ne U-i ).h,;er, who 1, a gera! of- i.,t,uck ,-ith lne..Cl.e ipnes- ofth Hot if. 1
n." noli o 11 .! 1 .
liii. I T i I I'll I . I . . ' W 1'- i
1 from thr two hiirJust gut ' :
" - ,
! Hi
jt.a:ixieati:ii:ia:i that he shall !
montli pre-
vious to lus :-in lipt-neo thr.
hl'-jle-t ;
average i;i .sclioiarnhii and
d'.'j'Ori-;
meat. The live ulnn'tor- :tv
uepurtment in tiieu- respective schools
These position-are to be i.jld in 1 igl
honor, and the boy.-; are encouraged to
strive for them.
A very beau it'l l and costly gold
medai 1.5 bemg uesgned f.r thesenool
t -j be worn bv -lie Chief J.c ;r -a, an
en. ?g:i of Iua position. The duty o.
the-e oflieers :s cfreily nionitorial: .
They are to see that the ranks are well
kept, ia niaiening Irohi the schooi
rowin to the play grounds, and in re
turning to rooms; to act as ka lers in
ea!i-t!ienie and gynmatiL' exercises,
and on public oeciisionsto act as mar
sintis. ;
IVr the following scliolastic month
the following. bovs Jiave been appoin
ted: Charles E. Ilaskitt, for Chief Of
ficer: Edgar (Jay, 1st .Monitor; Sam.
JCestbrook, i'nd Monitor; ;Jrd Monitor"
to be yppoir.ted; .Charlie Wo tten,
4th Monitor; Kenneth Weaver, 5th
Monitor. - w
TZac Uoeky r:ioirJ Fair.
It was our pleasure to attend the bar
becue given oy tiie Executive Com
m it tee of the lair, winch is to be-'held
at Koeky Mouui, Oct, 1'stli inclu
sive, it heing tiie occasion of tne reg
ular meeting of the Executive Com
mittee. We are glad to note that work
is rapidly progressing on the fair
grounds. Floral Hall :s hearing com
pletion, and work will begin at once
on the. Grand Stand and Judge's! stand.
EwiVthirg is wi rk n j smoothly
.enough, and ihe fair bios fair to be a
great success' Tiie teiugs necessary
tor its being the success its friends de-.-ire
it to be is for the fir riers aiul
others throughout-Nash, Viison and
Iv.Igecombe comities to send anything
they mily. have to put on exhibition.
S.'-cretary Jenkins kindly furnished
us with the "following proceedings ol
the meeting of the? . Executive Com
mitte, witit the rei'uest that we pub
lidi: Executive Co'iimittee met at 11
o'clock :'J m. Letter read by Secre
tary from lion. Ketnp P. Battle con
senting t deliver tiie annual address,
Oct. -7. BuiKiing Con s. ui I tte rep-ortet 1
they were nrog'e-sing as rapidly as
possible and hope io be ready in time
for the fair.' -.-It
was resolved to irsue one fn e
ticket to eaci-jjof the paid upstoek; tiie
owner to insert such a name
he
wisho:'. '!TiAt upon tiiis ticket- the 1
owner !;c a!l; vt d to' his horse or S
vehicle, j
tjie tick;
anv imm
rid, lie be allowed to- retain.
1 1 !lW!u day to day. Tnat
'). .use of mis' ticicet uiiall
wrk a- ioribi't:'.there.f.
M"esrs. J. Thorpe, B. II. Bunn
and A. W. Arringtou, appointed a
i 'omnrittee t procure a l.iand of music
during live Fair.' Mr. W. H. Grifhn,
ai)pointe LSapei'intent of i'orage. r'tcc
J. :B." A'vucclin, declined. Jno. R.
' rreen, ( hite -Keeper, vice W. 15. Jor
dan, declined. Mr. Hi ll. Bunn, Fi
nance Committee. Tvlessrs. II. W.
Dnpree, Jno. li. (Jrcen and J. P.
Daughtrey, Ccynndttee t rent Out
restaurant staiis. F. J. Thorjie, A.
W. Arringten and Jacob Battle, Com
mittee of arrangements to assist visit
ors durihg-the- Fair. ;
'Jvvooutive'iComm'ittoo adjournod to
meet on' the Fair grounds at 10 o'clock
Saturday Oct. 2V 1.81. The Chief-Mar.-haii
anl Assistant requested to
be present for consultation.
.-3
l Paper finys o1
Jo lip1:'
(From lao Fit-tcinirjh '
Uyi:i.eh of-Aff. Otli. 1S1.)
The attendance
night was a tp t e.
esiiniute -our 0 1 1 i
at Ca
nip's sliow last
umomnl to t!hA lugh
us h.ave placed r.'-
-on.' the builder of tne great New York
Hippodro'.m, t.'ie founder of the New
Yor: Aquarium aud'the orisrinator o
the largest -amusement enterprises ev -
er inaugurated in tin:: country. Hie
performances were s. highly appreci
ated, and the excitement and enthusi
asm so great, tha
at after packing ' four- i
eople on comfovfabie!
j teen -thousand pe
seals, unner tne largest tents ever
erected in this city, the door.-, were,
clo.-e.l before eight o'clock in the face
of thousands of people who were una-
I ble to gain vidmission for want of
j room.
! As to the rare novel features and
; quality of the entertainment, nothing I
better was ever seen here, while- the
'i four circus anil hippodrome rings, pre
cisely a- advertised, were all there,
and in them given' the iinest spectacu
lar pageants, the mo.-t bviiliant ei'
formances, the most daring feats, the
inost.exciting hippoilrome races, the
most charming gymnastic and acro
batic performances ever before pre-
sentei to a I'ut.-dmrgh audience. Ine
! leat 01 tne "ureal ana omy i-.ii.iai.'
winy is 'actually - hurled nearly two
hundred feet through tiie air, perform
ing two revolutions before aiightinu",
is ansoiuteiy asnovci as it is a-tamnu-
al
inr, noihing we have ever yet seen in
print being aide .to convey an ' 'ade-
! qnate idea of, the thrilling act, which
in one mu.-t actually see 10 uiuleistand.
01
S.
(;
ir
So ot the daring dive of the bwiatitul
eraliline, the e.ui-ite K-er; and in-!
mtabie equttnan rendition:
of the)
1 eimminijr Katie and i-aiima Stke5, the.j
horse Mettle, the famous Zulu warYi -
ors and their great skill in throwing
the assegais, formidable impleme nts
li- wlviph tiie Prince I m fierinl nf
France was slain, the thrilling Indian
chase for a wife, in which the celebra -
ted Maud Oswald and a whole tribe
of Indian, appear, are' all, ami much
i : 1 . , . i i , ir-
IllOre UOlue.-S, ailiOiI! ll.e lOUJUU liO
el attractions of the magniticent show
upon wnicn Mr. t ou p uiay wen ii:Ke
his reputation.--
A Haul ltessifre.
-It is a real pleasure io visit the store I
t f r.:1li!!,r...i;.i-A- It
4r,,,,J.,,rt cj,Uv ,.r o-,. wi.
aim see the j
Of every tie-,
irii!iiens
sri lit wltieFi thev
Mrt K"Hng so.
asure one dav
this weektomakeatourofuisoeetion
.1
Z I. . a . I . . . 1 . . -
ir It'll-. I il U 1 d "III I N WW
and all
manner (a iry goods u nu-ii men wear. !
W e .lancol v a-ualiy at the st ick of ;
ladi"-' gooil.-, and t aw a great ouanti-:
f- .mil V:lril'V lllit Vlllill lUit iininirn
vfrv 1 111 rf :-:il:i rlV i 11 Io t lie 1 ivif. r,f 1 1 5
ly low jnnees. Jiat we ca moi partic
ularize. Sr.fneeitto f-ay that 'every r
thing needeil in their linecan be found
at II dIbroners. Bead their new ad
vertisement and give them a call.
NASHVILLE.
.1 IKrwr Killed In) the Joth,-jn thh
Place Sunday.
Mk. Editor:
On SuiKlay morning 'last our, little
town was thrown into a fever of ex
citement by the announcement that
t ie jailor, Samuel S. Sorsby, had shot
and killed Spencer II. Harper, a pris
oner in our jail. It seems that when
the jailor went in to feed the prisoners
Ilaipcr attacked him with bottles and
other' utensils m the room, and that
Sorsby tired on him with a single bar
rel pistol, a 42 calibre Derringer, the
ball striking the left cheek and rang
ing through the base of the brain. Har
per fell and died immediately without
a struggle.
A jury of inquest was called by Maj.
L. M. Conyers, special Coroner, which,
after a very thorough examination ol
witnesses rendered -a verdict of justifi
able homicide. No warrant was is
sued for Sorsby and he has been about
to .vn as usual..
Harper wa ; serving a six months
term for living with a colored woman
and had the reputation of being a bad
man. He laid given the jailor some
trouble before and for several days
had .shown' symptoms .of insanity, but
it was thought to have been assumed,
and not real.
B. II. Bann and Jacob Battle ap
peared before the jury as counsel for
Sorsby. '
Harper was a white man, and had a
room to himself, the other prisoners
being colored.
G.
NEW A I) VEBTISEMENTS.
w V r 1 M 5 LJ uctive boy to lean
t H - Bs-;:iic 55N3iies.'.
Aj.ply at ThisOfficp.
A ANTED! v
A situation as clerk in a Dry Goods
or jrroeery st)ie, by a young man of
rive -years ex perienee in the business.
Best of reference given if desired.
Address
F. B. It.
HILLIABDSroN,
.Scn10tf j Nadi countv, N. C.
VV
A NTED TWO T A I J.ORS.
1 desire to employ two Tailors one
a coat-maker, and the other a pants
maker. Good w ages, and good posi
tion. Applv to .
i JJ." GREENWOOD,
Merchant Tailor,
Sept .0 tf WILSON, N. C.
Taken up Islray,
I have taken up at my residence
near Black Creek, two dark bay mare
mules. The owner can get them by
proving property and paying costs and
oamaies'.
J. B. JOHNSON,
BLACK CREEK, N. C.
HI
I&iporlatil IKilicc!
I shall rent, at tiie Court House
door, in Wilson, on Tuesday the 20th
dav of October, for the year 1KS2, the
lands belonging to the minor heirs of
WILLIE SIMMS, deceased.
TF.KMS:
Note with two approved suretier, for
' th rent and .stipulations containel in
the contract, to wit: 1,000 new rails to
each horse farm, ditches to be cleaned
out and the farm left in good condition
nt the end of tiie year. ' .
S. E. : SIMMS, Guardian,
.Vd-lt By Connor A Woodard, Attys.
FOR SALF. ','
I will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the-Court House in Wilson
on. Monday the 7th., 'day of Novem-
her- lssl. the house and lot situated on ;
Tarboro street adjoining the lots of M.
Rountrec and others, belonging to the
estate of Mrs. S. E. Blount, deceased.
1 II. G. CONNOR,
Executor.
Sep. 1(5 4t.
the
: eorner of Tarbor- aiid lee ,-treets n
j thctoWn of Vibon. Tne lot is a de -
LiraMeone,- cood garden, and goCil
! Weu of water on the premises. Ternw;
reas.or.able.
! Sen 1U tf. J. F: FARMER,
(OCKCADE
1881
M1RCLC W0KKS
SveamprO
Street, Petersburg, Va.
GRAVE STONES
! of every ' cUcfipiioh, made to order,
ranszin'jr in price from up.- Designs
' tellt by mail postage paid -with stamps j
. fir return When Girders are !
j received they are filled and forward-
' ei. If the w ork is not satisfactory
.;. nrr'chaH"? are re nested to return
-j 1 ' 'MY EXPENSE-
' . .. . . , .
- i n-.. t. -..nnn-.-fl mi!!. 1 I.' W-jI'K IS fiJium
l . ,f . ",,rn .oondcnt3 sol'.cUed from all parts
: t,f tl.e emuitry. . .
t j : . . . . 1 . ..i.t. ...1. -1 1 -fTi.-n . i
Mv house an'l lot situated on
f 6AL-- COAL! GOAL?
For ". ?nine- of p-r trnm
frl-nl
th - sale of o.r V""'' . liat,JoiiiJ Al) ortlrrs ru
'rusted !o him will li iv e rotnp t.-nn-n. !t
wiiti m fn it Ut added.
; . . "
JunSOm.
NOTICE!
Having nunlifiett Adiiunistratrix
of Sophia Dean s,x d.ec'easwl.'. notice , is
hercbv triven to all iersons indebtel
to Uie decea-etl,, to .make immediate
Pavment. !md nil iu.r(.ns' li.ivimr
clai'.ns against the tleeesised are re-
quired to present them for collection
before the 10th day of September 1SH2,
or this notice wilflo pleaded in bar of
recovery. v
S. A.TAYLOR,
Administratrix.
Sep 1G 4t. ' . '
DOUBLE TWIN SPRING BED.
48 Besssmor Steel Springs, for $5 00.
TERRITORY FOB SALE.
The best .Springs ever made. AVe arc
i lit ((tnis for Oipsi-pxcolleiit sprinr ft Wil.
son. Tilt, Wnyni'. Jjhncon, irmiu md 1,'ravru
We will y.-ll Urrilory for rlllier coui-ty. exWm
WiUon, AcMrii.
J. G. RAWLES & RRO.,
July lS-Jlm Wilson, N. C.
M. T. YDlno.
J. E. X. Gonii.vM.
Young & 6roriinin,
DKALF.U IX
cii:.i:iCAi. .tiuuc'ii .mim,
TARBORO STREET,
WILSON, X. C.
NOTICE!
All persons indebted to the lute Col.
David Williams aro requested to mnke
payment. Those holding Claims
against deceased are requested to pre
sent them to the undersigned duly au
thenticated; otherwise this notice' will
be pleaded in bar of recoverv.
W. F. Green, )
Jesse Mercer, y Ex'rs. Named
II. C. Moss, )
ttepJ :Jni
L
C. B. Avcock,
Of 'A'iivne.
V. A. Daniels,
Of Wilson.
AYCCCK & DANIELS,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
GOLDSUOUO, N. C.
lWill practice; in the Court of
Wilson, Wayne, Lenoir and Greene.
COLLECTIONS A 'SPECIALTY.
"Mr. Avcock will be at Fremont ev
cry Saturday. 1
FAllMEIl & .WAINWRIGHT
Founders of Brass and Iron, and
Manufacturers of
AGRICCLTUML IMPLli.llEXTS,
at their old stand
WILfiOM, NORTH CAROLIXA
Manufacture and keep on hand any, and
tuff larg'ifci eiocK oi
IMPLEMENTS
fn the SUlte for the. Farm, mada cf th
best material itnd by skilled workmen
All goods warranted to give salidiiction
orno sale. I
We will compare prices with any flrt
class liott. I he petronagw received at the
Iiandft of the farmers itrrd the trade in and
out of the State bear? u. out in thin, foi
which wo return our sincere thank ami
!io, vu will merit a centiuuanCe of tlx
'"jinie.
FARMER & WA1NWRIGIIT,
Wilson, X. C.
Ap,23-Iy.
Wm. A. BARBRET
DEALER IN
SEWING 91 AHI ES
NEEDLES, OlLSfCi
Tarboro Street.
WILSON, N. C.
PRICELIST.
NEW HOME ei"o
ST. JOHN,
-woo
it 111 1 r,
IIEMING TON
so m
DAUNTLESS
1-K. I )
AMK Hb AX
WHEELE1C& WILSON,
if in 1
..... 30 (X)
30 00
..... 30 00
. .,. 30 0O
30 00
SINUEIt (Latest Improved)
VICTOR,
.. .414
30 00
28 P0
Any other Ulieup a can be hjiiglit
in ihu State. If you want .1 Machine Iaw
offer. nic the Ca.-h. I will deliver, luutnict
:ail keep up warrant.
The above prices are for covered,
drop-leaf and two drawers, including
tucker, Johdston Ituftler, hemmersf &c
New -Firm j styles I New Trices.
.!
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VTXtll l1 111 (XMU XiJWil A.
Gokhboro St., WDson. Tf. C.
t.1Il..far of C.frriare?. R'K'2',
Cart?, Wgifis. Harness, and all kinds of
j r,?svViiStoi
j ve'bavenowon uk
d rt the low portT flnrw,-
Uar.damce and elet:i iock o
at j work. .
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(
cose. i:4j-.irii-o r.eaiiy juo.
prcarptty atieEi.-l 13
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vi. t. dIackVeIl & CO.
Ourtiam, N.C.
Mini iImiii tt Pity ml tuls 9 h
DURHAM
TOBACCO i
ackwelt's " 111
18 TIIE FINEST, PUREST, IIFJT,VNI MOST r I KOP.M UK AM) F S J.Jx
' TOBACCO. liVKH ITT rptlXTllhMKKVT-. '
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V M2TTJ"FOTXJIHlIS OP
Durham Long
Thfse (io(Ml Yfi offer under
M
They are the finest and Purest Goods upon the market
I'hey arc frtle fMn Uru ,)r Clu-uielv tlf Vn kin i
They consist ofthelinest Tob:uv Vand puret riee o- ,e)
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Wc respeotfull)' anhodnCG to dn'r cnstoirdTS and the public
in general that we have now .-on hand anc of tiie larp:eyt btock
of Clothing, Ury OoottSy lioats, Shots, A'c.
1 . . . . ' V ' ; '' - "' : '- '
: Otir Stock Of C-loililif h second to i.ont In tfic nnukct aid
consists of
Mens, Boys, Yoxatiis Sun c Oiiiiciron
G LOTHINB.
OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS
Of all Kinds ant? Price to suit Everybody
: 0t1r stock is lafgb and .more Complete than ever, togethef:
with full line of silk and satin trinirnings, liuttons and fringes.
Special attention has been paid to that line, an 1 ..respectfully in
vite the ladits to call and exaniine -wir stock before? -; purchasing"',
elsewhere. . ..
CLOAK r3, D0L3lAi AND SHAWLS.
We hate the largest stock in
bottom prices.
BOOTS
AND
A t till line of : the tve!l known Hess .-SIipok;- men.?, boys and
7ouh. Erefy paif warranted. Also ii f i ill line of Ladies and
Children? Baltimore? City Made. -
';' i HATS AND; :G&;S:y-:
- '"' . ' . -
Tlic nebbiest styles, : . i
Don't you forget, we afe Sole AgenU f'ir tie-' wily Pearl
SMrt and the celbfated Cofaline Cort - b(;:iele. price $1.
Great inducements
tomer, as We will
Respectfully.
L HEILBRONER & BRO Aff'ts.
Our claim for merit in based
uprtn tr&rt that a chemical
ntdfsU rt)tte9 Utat th tobacco
trt"6vn In bu"f section 13 better
adapted tomalec nt.OOll.PFRi,
satisfactory smofco Uin .VNY
OTHER tobacco grown In the
world; arid being ftt-ar.ted la
the HEART of this line tobacco
section, WK have the PICK of
the offerings, i The public, aJV. y
prcciiuo mis; licnce our soira
KXCEKD the jprotluct cf KlXi
the leading tr.uT.ictorirt eom
blr'od. '- tjrZ'jr.fl -'ocma'a viuesi it
bfan the tradencrh qr ike i?vi
au l!,o!n
r madtf.
r.-i..iw'.-t1"'-'' .'
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ai 1 oiler them t rock-
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SHOES,
oflered
to
cash
CUS-'
not be nndersold.
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Cut and Durham Cigarettes
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