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THE ADVANCE-
I lul.lnlw.l pv.rr Vrld ir morr,ia at Wi!on.J
K,C. Kiilwcripiion ft t'J.w per
yoar, ti.oo
for mix iiioOLli.
AiiTretimxh Katk. One Sounro. n tim
1.00:30 cent, tor eh iif.oqu nt inriiii by 11
Mouth 411 00. Iib.-inl ditciuut will ) made
for larger adtartltrmetitii and for conuacu lijr the
ConMcirATioxn Coinmnnlration on Inter
esting toiic rfuU nw I'.i-in olicitrd.
All Communication fhould be fiddrenfrd to
Josnpui'H Daniels, Manager.
Ttl WlLliOY AlVANCK.
Wilson. N. C.f
Kotarrd U tU PoiO.Ur
coad cIim milter.
at WiUoa N. C.
.flEETIXff.OF G'03ESS.'
Tiifc first regular Session of th
Toct
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- Jionoav. jioin nouses wtru csiin-u iu
order at noon. The uual resolutions
for Committees of notification to the
Presilo;jt informing him of their or-
ganization were adopted. Mr.. Kei.k
er was elected Speaker and Mr. Ml-
I'HF.khmn, Clerk of the House of ltep
rcnentativc. Messrs IIikcocx, Outii
and He ag av were appointed
to
of
wait
bills
on the President. A .lumber of bills
and resolutions were
and laid.
men presenica
Cil'ITEAU.
' Immense crowds continue to as
semble in the Court House in Wash
Irfgton daily, to witness the trial of the
assassin Guitkau. He appears to be
In mortal dread pf the crowd
gather on- the side walk when
iuuuiil iu iiiuri. ine nioi uryect
fear is wiid to be tlepicted upon his
countenencQ, and his trembling steys
ami cringiiig gait excite the taunts of
the angry enwd. But as soon as he
reaches the court room he regains his
URun! composure. His behavior in
court grows worso every lay. I'oof-ile
are already asking when will the
miserable farce end?
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ATLAKTA KXFOSITJiO.y.
The complete success of the" At-.
laiUa Exposition has long been assured
and the attendance from all parts of
tho country has exceeded the inost
sanguine expectations of its projectors.
The liberality of the rail . road com
panies connecting with Atlanta has
greatly increased the number of visi
tors. This wonderful exhibition of
Southern industries, mineral wealth, f
and Varied natural advantages and; re
Hourees of our highly favored section
posseses attractionsn'iever before pre
sented to our I people, an inspection
ofwhlcli is represented by those who
have been thereto see for themselves,
M well worth the time required all the
expenses incurred in making thvvisit."
Several of our prominent citizens
have availed themselves of . the op
portunity of witnessing this grand ex
hibition and have returned highly
gratified. The anxiety is daily in
creasing to Visit Atlanta before the
exhibition closes and we learn that
vo ral of our citizens contemplate
going on this week and many Others
toter. Ample accommodations are
provided for all, and a pleasant time
promised. Every onu who can, should
go.
STOCKHOLDERS 3JCETIRG.
MHET1NO Or TMli STOCK riOLDKKS OF
THE EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
AGRICULTURAL AND MCCIIANI
- CAl, ASSOCIATION.
Tho Stockholders meeting was call
ed to order by President Battle, at 1 1
a.m., Nov. 20th. lloll called; 77 shares
present, Mss.T. I. Bravell iind C.
L. Killebrew, tellers; Secretary an
nounced a quorum. Secretary re.ul
hi report as follows:
Mr. Presulent, and Stockholder. of
Kastem Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Association:
Your Secre
tary begs leave to congratulatejyou on
the marked success of your First An
nual Fair, and submits the following
report:
The number of entries fonexhibit in
all Departments were 822; number of
premiums awarded -0-".
Kntries and Premiums are divided
as follows among the several Depart
ments: Dep't Entries.'No Prem.' Value Pretn. !
Dep't 'A" 1501
Dep't "B'' 4n
Dep't "C" lit!
45 j $;)7.00
12 ; 3:X)
53 85.75
57 ' 1LK.8U
2t i 4G.50
9 j 1.25
9 ' j 0.75
i
205 I 314.55
Dep't "D" G17
Dep't "F" 57
Dep't "G" 41
Total.
82
Of which amount 5?G,50 for Diplomas
the balance rash and approximate val
ue of silver, etc.
No. of paid shares 157. (Report of;
trial of speed; Glass Ball Shooting and
Tournament was not read).
Mr. B. H. Bunn, Financial Secre
tary reiorted $0,815.71) as receipts
from all sources; Expenditures $5,7a7.
86, leaving 1 ,078.1)3; balance on hand
estimate outstanding indebtedness
$4.50.
It was moved and adopted, That
the President appoint a committee, of I
a to fecommend six members of the
Stockholder for' Err Com., for the
next year. Messrs. M. J. Battle, NI
B Killebrewand .Tesso Brake were
Rpointed after retiring and consult
ing, they reported the following re
port was adopted. The following are
the members of Ex Committee for
Stockholders: Messrs. N. B. Kille
brew, T. P. Braswell, B. II. Bunn, R.
H. Ricks, G. C. Battle and James. H.
Kxum, B. P. Jenkins, Worthy Master
of tlie Edgecombe county Grange re-
iwrtel.the following pcf-jonEx Com.f
fur theurange, ii. i. xvius"-!
rherrv. Hickory Fork Grange; M. A.
i Kngtj M j. Pitt,. Sparta Grange;
1 D. C. Moore, Jno. Nelsory Bethel
' - - "" a n VohW f. L. Rille-
i j)rew jesse Brake and LI F. Cherry,
! Temperance"Hall Grange.
j Mr. G. C. Battle, Chairman Build-
j jnjr Committee reported that he had
let out the contract "to cover the Grand
i .Stand, that the timber was already on
the Fair ground.? and work would eom-
IOCOCC llt'Al t t v.
MovedThat the thanks or tne
! Stockholder was due to the Building
1 Committee.. and n hereby tendered
! for the efficient manner in which they
have discharged' their onerous duty.
(Passed by a rising vote. !
The thanks of Stockholders was in
like manner tendered to Mr. Jno. R.
Green, Supt. of Gates, to Messrs. Pow
ell A Snider, Ticket Sellers.
Akt. 5, Sex:. 2, Of Constitution
changed to rcatl "Stockholders meet
4th Saturday in November, February,
Muv and August, instead of every 4th
Saturday. Adjourned to meet 4th
Sat urdav in February 1SS2.
After adjournment of Stockholder?,
Executive Committee was called - to
i order bv Pres
ident Battle. Boll called,
! i niiorum beinir nresent. i ilr. jno. J
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ii.ti n 1 1 oil t tlio Thair. Jiec-
! tion of 0fflwrs i)eig ia order, Mr. Jno
j. JJattle w as elected by i acclamation
which honor win gracefully, accepted
! by him, James D. Jenkins, sec; a.
v't Hoc: ninl H. K.
' Fo"i:ntain."Treasurer. were re-elected
without onnosition. bv a 'rising vote.
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Com-mitteo of three. Meesrs. Ii. II.
Bunn, A. B Nobles and M. B. Pitt
reCcommend six tversong (the By-laws
- having been changed to six msteaa or
two) for. Vice-President they reported
t he. folio wlner persons, who were de
clared duly elected, viz: Dr. Jno. Mer
cer, J. W. Powell, V. B. Batchelor
Jno. 1). Well, Jno. King and W. C.
Gorham.
Secretary read part of proceedings of
the August meeting pertaining to
special Premium of Capital Prizes of
which ' f()r t,lt; l,f,st au(1 !.lwffest dis-
. . play in Departments A, B, C, F. (Ag
on ne is - rfcutturai stock and Mechanical) after
nome discussion the award m Depart
ment A was-given to Joe. L. Drake,
in Stock iBand C) to President J. J.
Battle, (which award was given to
the Association), Department F to
Hackney Bros. '
iMovcd and adopted, That the Sec
ond Annual Fair to be heJd four days
to eommece the 24th of October 1H82,
and that the President and Secretary
be authorized and required to preparo
a Premium List for the samo.
Mr. Geo. C. Battle, of Executive
Committee was appointed Supervisor
of the building on the Fair Ground.
-Adjourned to meet 4th Saturday in
February 18?2. V r
The following awards have bpen
made since we published the premium
list with i exception of one. The
awards were not properly reported to
Secretary. !
Wrn Sessii!rts,cpIored boy 14 years
old. Engine Pair Shoes
Miss Sallie Woodard, 2 pr socks $i 00
Martha Taylor, beeswax f0
Sallie Chambers, toilet set 1 00
Nannie Fryar, wall pocket 1 00
Lawrence Lancaster, wine, (black
grape) 1 00
Jo. L. Brake, Honey (in comb) : oO
M-rs.Minnie lloss.child's waist sil.mug
J. D. Jenkins, Secretary.
WILSON MARKET REPORT.
revised a:t corrected every
TiiriispAv nv
BYNTJM, DANIEL & CO-
Cotton - - - :
liagging - ; -
Bacon, North Carolina -
Hams -
Shoulders and Sides
Western Smoked Sides ;
Shoulders - - ;
Dry Sal tent Sides - j- !
Shoulders - - "'' - ;
lOJlH
H i"l2J
15 (ft 13
(4
11 d, 12
10 ( 11
foC,
20 (Vy 22
20 (rf 40
12 let 20
15 ($ 25
18 (a. 25
30 (a) 03
30 (33
80 id, 100
80 ( 10
Bio ( 200
20
70O (10 00
5(4 6
10c.l2J
12J ( 15
40 (t 5t)
r)0 (k 7")
40 (i 50
75 (J-i 100
75 100
1 l
H (.MU
G (tj, 8
40 Qt 50
liW 150
Bees wax
Butter -
i.
Coffee,. Bio - - -"
larguayre -----"
Peaburry
" Java - - - -"
Moclia - - -
Corn, per bushel
(,'orn meal, per bushel -
Cotton Tie per bunch -
Egg - - . -
Flour per !bl
Hides, (ireeu - -
Dry -
Lard - - -
Molasses ' - - - - - - -
Syrup - - - -
Potatoes jer bushel - -Peanuts,
per bushel -Pea-!,
per bushel- - - -
1 lags, 'per lb - - - -Uiec
- - - - - - -
Tallow per Ii - - - -
Turnips, per bushel - -Wheat,
p,er bushel -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IS81. . j 1SS1.
C'iristmas Goods!
Useful and Beautiful. Presents!
I have the most beautiful line of!
oods suitable
for Christmas presents
ever offered in W iIou, consisting-of
nnting Desks, Work Boxes,
Jew lry Gases, Ccllubid. an
IiarJ Rubber Sets, wallliocketa,
Ladies' f'omhinAtif " f!:tA
run Jiuxes, j5tauQ Minora, As
sorted Extracts, Sweet
Soaps,
Before buying your Christmas gifts
Call and examine the elegant line of
these goods I have in stock,
W, W. HARGRAVE,
"Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Wilson, N. C.
NO T I C E !
Having qualified as executors of
the last will and testament of
George H. Grittin, Sr., deceased,
before the Probate Judge of Wilson
Co., notice is hereby giverr to all per
sons indebted to the estate of said de
ceased to make.. immediate payment,
and to all persons holding claims
against said deceased to present them
for payment oji or before the 10th day
of Dec., 1882, or-this notice will bo
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
E. P. Git iff in, )
F r'a xk A. Ban i e ijs, 1 Ex ecu to rs .
Wilson, N. ('., Tec Oth 183.1. tf
PERIODICALS.
1882.
Harper's Magazine,
II.LIX1R A I KD.
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SPECIAL1 AND EXTRA ANNOUNGEMEHT.
The battle has been fought
And the victory won,
The Head Boss9 Determination to As
tDnish the Pnblic with Extraordinary
Bargains,
Having by all appearances overstocked myself with at least
j Ten Thousand Dollara
worth of select and seasonable goods and being determined not to carry any
of the same over until the next Fall season. I have concluded that the same
ttust and Shall he Sold!
! I have therefore marked the prices
lowest ii) the state) i
Down! Down! Down!
to place them within the reach of almost every one. I am now satisfied that
our farmers have only made a little over half a crop, and with the prices now
charged for goods, a great many families would have to deprive themselves
of the actual "'necessaries f life." Such being the state of a Hairs I have con
cluded to give to the public the benefit of my overstock, and sell any of my
goods to correspond with the failure of our crop that is to say at a little
j - Over .JOLalf Piieb. .
I do this in preference of having (that amount of money invested in over-
stock) lay idle on mv shelves until next
PBiGES WILL TELL,
t fhnrofnrp nv to t K nn i c fn pa 1
cUme ith others and vou will be satisfied that I am
CONSISTENT AND IN EARNEST.
My stock is still complete in all details, having received continual addi
tions to the same since the commencement of the Fall season. The large
amount of goods that I have sold since my return from the North, hits in no
wise interferred with the magnificent assortment that can be found at my
I St
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A.IJL
Dry Goods, Clothing. 7?octs, Shoes,
lmr vr
o(hIs. Millmerv, Cloaks, Shawls,
amino
Ml
Valises. Umbrellas, aiu in short anvtlung that can possibly be louua in a
first -class Dry GockIs and Variety Store,
January next at
One-Half Tli8
This is no humbug nor deceptien, for I as ever will protect the interest of
my customers, and if there is any inducement to be ottered, the Head Joss is
the man who has, does, and will offer them in f
B. ALL :oilJETITJ).l
Call early and fivail yourselves of this extraordinary chance jto' get Bargains,
before my stock is too much picked over.
Farmers, when you come to tow n, don't be misled by tricksters who are
ever on the lookout for a chance to fool and dupe yoii, but come straight to the
OLD RELIABLE AND ONLY ORIGINAL "HEAD BOSS" OF GREAT
Bargains.
IN
p. 2 tf.
WILL EXCHANGE MEAL EOR COM,
Oil FLOUR FOR WHEAT.
AT IV STORE.
Dealer in General Merchandise
-"'"fl'ipr THE BEST iH THE RARKET.
gBg3 Cie with EuRmele.l iU-K-nroir. Adapted to
E?ivr,;tSS5!3- 911 reuireiaeuts, ui priced to uit ail punts. .
SWmWf Do'-lc Woo C.. Poicrt W
Manufactured by ISAAC A. SHEP?A3B &. CO., BaHirriorc, &7!d.
FOR
The Fall and Winter of 1881.
SsTWe desir to in
form our friends
1V4t rtlmf tiiJ- - r
jiave purchased
largest and best ASS
)RL.ment Or
in inisseciion, wnicn
we are onermg
OUR WARE
ROOMS are tilled with'
styles of
Parlor Inimitnre,
In Haircloth, Rw Silk and Terry.
OUR STOCK
Is complete, consisting of Cane and
Rat-Tan Rockers, Cane and Wood
Bed-Room Sets,
Bureaus, Sofiis, Tables, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Spring Bed-, Looking Glass
es, Mouldings, Pieture Frame, Wardrobes and Desks, and, iu brief, every
thing usually kept in a first-class Furniture Establishment. Cheap be'd
steads an iuimeiise stock from ?2.0(Vup wards. Window shades.
UNDERTAEIiN Q-!
We keep constantly on hand a large lot of Rosewood and Jetalic burial
cases, caskets, and burial robes. We are agents for one of the best marble
yards in the country, and can furnish at short notice any style of TOMB
STONES, or Monuments at prices to suit the times.
We return thanks for the liberal patronage which has been extended to us
during the past, a and solicit a continuance of the same, promising
to spare no efforts to uit all w ho trade with us.
Woottcii A: Steyens.
Wilson, 3ST. O-
NOTICE. All persons indebted to us are Tefjnetcd to come fonrnrd
and settle their a?counts.
JL "
The enemy is routed
And the job w as neatly done.
Tlie44BOS:-s" is here ini erson,
And he spoils the others' fun,
For his system of LOW PRICES .
Makes -them hang their headi and run!
(which have already been the very
Fall.
and examine mv
prices, compare tho
I I'll
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Hat
ips. Ladies and Gents Furnish-
YIank1ets, Carpets, Oil-Llotns, irunks,
all of which I oiler until tho first of
Actnal Price.
"LD HARDWARE STORE,"
HES:
ofxl Grtte,
ablo Auto-
ifrible Ga-
r.r;:::-. Ins. fr.iv Pk-cc. PfvXIe Slu.-rt
Ccrtrs. Ilot-y Si.u Covcm. I:iui.inated Flit
Door. Xi:-ktl Knot. Nhk'tl I'anK. ct.
. tutiua!cl tu Material, in l-"ir.::.h, and in
operation.
O-
and patron in Wilson and the adjoin-
witn the greatest care and judgment the
1 - l KMTllU'J ever kept by any firm
as low as it can behold anywhere.
a great variety of the very latest
OF
Wood Seat Rockers and Oflice Chairs,
Seat Dining and Childrens' Chairs and
MOM w
IfSrIIAVIXG just returned from the North, where I purchased i urtr
well-selected stm-k of Gools fr the Christmas Holidavs, I desire to inf
my friends that I can sell this line of goods at wholesale or retail ju chnn
they can be bought elsewhere in the State. I have alsoa well-sele te,i .t!l.i
monicas, and the completest stock of Novelties, in the shape of t.v
..j fM win i tLUnidra. " 1 ever
iitri-v vi rui in hud
I do this simply to inform the people that Santa Claus has ma le mv str
headquarters. Everything you want can be supplied Also a full nnp 1
Candies, Cakes, Crackers, Nuts, Itaisins, Malaga (Jrapes, Apple Gran,
Figs, and everj'thing else you want. And don't you forget it. - '
T- T McCjiAW
t - Wilson, N. C.
Dec. 2-tf.
QOAL-.COAL! COAL!
For lb roiiTenirnce cf onr Wiloa : friend
we hao pjHiir.lrl Mr A. Vi . Rowland lrut lo
th4 sale of our Coal at Miut. All rdnrx ru
t iii.tfri to Utm s ill have pronip attention, at
nmc prior, we t-l ii io Portsmea Ik and Norlulk
wiib ih freigUt addttl.
Mc RLAIR k CC
Pwrwnlk- V
JanSCia.
FOR SALE.
The house and lot on Spring Streot
adjoining "the lots of W. J. Harriss,
Calvin Barnes and John Barnes.
House has. 4 roojus and necessary out
buildings. Apply to
G. W. BLOUNT, Att'y.
Wilson, N.C., Oct. 18th, 1881. tf.
For Sale:
A Buggy Shop with a trado of from
four to six thousand dollars per year in
the town of Black Creek. A gooil
opening in a cowl locality. One doz
en new buggies on hand wiich will be
sold cheap. Apply at once to ;
W. S. ANDEBSON,
V Black Creek, N. C.
Nov 25, tf. '
State of North Carolina, Na-h Com
ty, In the Superior Court, before th
Probate Judge.
Neverspn II. Bone, Plaintiff,
J. J. Q. Vick and Ann
Eliza Vick, his wife, Notice
Richard Bone, Wm. to
J. Poland, Elizabeth the
Poland, Jnci. W. Brant ' ; Defendant
ley, and Mary B Brant Richard
ley, his wife; John T. Bone.
Bone, Defendants. J
This is a special proceeding institu
ted on the oth day of September 18.sl,
for the sale of certain real estate for
partition among the eotenants. .... The
defendant, Richard Bono, is hereby,
notified to appear and answer ,or de
mur to the complaint (which has been
duly tiled) on or before Jiu.uary 20th,
1882, otherwise the' relief prayed . for
in said complaint will be granted.
BENJ. H. SORSBY,
Clerk Sup. Court.
Nov. ISth. 1881.1 Ct. :
V. A., "Woodard, Admin
istrator of -Nelson" Eat
man:' rs. " ; .
Jarman Eatman, John
Eat man, Ginsey Eatman
Wilman Eatman, Rln)dy
Howard,, wife3 of 1 eai
Howard, , Smithy Eat
man, Richard Eat man,
Haywood Eatman and
Eliza Eatmam
1 Superior
Court
Wil-son
County:
Petition to
sell real es
tate for as
sets. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Tu the Sheriff of Wilson County, Greet
ing: You are hereby commanded to sum
mon Haywood Eatman and Smithy
Eatman if they be found within-your
county to appear at the ofhee 'of the
Clerk of the, Superior Court for the
county of Wilson within twenty days
after the service of this summons on
them, and answer the petition filed irn
the oftiee of the Clerk of the Superior
Court ofWilson county, and let them
take notice if they fail to answer the
said petition within that time, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court Tor
the relief demanded in the petition.
Hereof fail not, and of this sum--mons
make tine return. Given under
der my" hand and seal of said Court
this 8th day of November 1KS1.
II. C. MCSS, Clerk, Wilson, Co.
Nov 2oth,Gt.
House For Sale:
I offer my house, with seven good
rooms, in the town of Black Creek for
sale. The lot is a large one, contain
ing two and one-third acres. One
acre in strawberries which give a good
yield. Will be sold cheap! My rea
hon for selling is that I am going to
move. .. - - -' ' .
Address,
W. S. ANDERSON,
' Black Creek, N.C.
Nov. 25, tf.
"I 3 .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. !
.VOTIVE.
Wilson Lodge, No 1094.,
Knights of Honor.
Officers will be elected at .the next
regular meeting, on Thursdav night,
December 1.1th. Will also give an
oyster suppr. All memlKTs are re
quested to attend.
A. B. DEANH, Reporter.
FOR CHRISrMAS!
Elegant Toilet Sets, Beautiful Co
logne and Extract Bottles, Brushes,
Combs, Iaiiips, Paper, Envelopes,
Writing Desks, Work poxes of Supe
rior Quality, Gift Ifobks. : Christm
and New Year Cards, , Perfumery and
Toilet Articles, at our drug storej Tar
boro street, Wilson, N. 0. Call and
examine before you purchase else
where. '
JO YE & NAD AL.
t m &
rm
cheap a
tvk of
House JFor Iteitt.
I will rent my residence on T.irborr
street', opposite the P. O., for'the ..,.
suing year on reasonable terms. Uoin.
contains 8 comfortable rooms, with i;
fire places. There is alio good j-antrv'
kitchen, barn, stables, smoke hmV
large garden and a good well of water
on the yard. Everything convenient
MRS. E. P-CiKlFFIK.
I)oc. 9-2t. '
. ;totice.
By virtue of a decree of the Supi-H-or
Court of Wilson countv, roiKlcretJ
Nov. IJOth, ISsi; I will sell on the
premises on Monday, the 2nd day r,f
January 18S2, the following land: oim
tract of la nil iu Wilson county, Crs
Itoails township, adjoining the land
of Samuel Ferrell, Pinion Xeu somp,
Jacob Rentfrow andN'ocl FerrcIlMi'.
tainingonc hundred and Ibrtv ncrw
more or less. Terms: One bundrt'd
dollars cash, balance on a credit of ton
months with eight per cent interest
from date.
A. G. BROOKS, Aduanhirator,
Connor k Vv'oudard, Att'ys.
Dec. 2-tf. , V -V - :
AT
J. G. EAWLE8 & BH0I
Ha ving just returned from the nor h
with a very Iesirable and beautiful
stock of goods for the ,
13 221 IS IKH.ID1YS,
We invite all those who admire tli
beautiful to call and examine(nir-t(K-k.
We have taken special care in select
ingVjur goods making it a point 'to
buy those, things which are sui.st:i:iti;tl '
and useful, as well as ornaMientid. '
We have but feV trashy tys. Our
stock consists of Silver Cups, ('astop,
(Joblets,. Butter-dishes, .Cake-banket,
Berry-dishes, Vases, in large variety,
Toilet Sets, Flower Stand-, t'aiulic
Sticks; Coiogiie Battles, S?n )ke Sets
Paper Weights, Ac.
We' also have a large stwk ofSilv-r
and (iold Watc!i -s Jewelry, a Urijp
assortment, wliicii we will "sell cli Mp.
Call tuiii see us.'
J, G. RAWLES .V imo.,
AViN ni. N. (-
Dec. 2-tf.j
For Sale.
That -valuable farm known'" as the
West brook place, immediately on tli
..Wilmington & Weldon.Railnlad, aii'l
the county roswlJeading from. WiNou
to Barefoot's Mill, "one milf by rail-,
road and two miles by cfjtinty rond
from Wilson. The farm has cleared
4 orie-hora farms with njtaLl tenant
houses, for each and lsas a!s. the fniit
-Orchard of C. W. ..West brock, with
pencil trees -of earliest and Il'wt arie
ties in full bearing and -find-rnto- con
dition. There are also a lrgc iu:m-,
ber of other fruit trees 'si: eh as app!t
plum, ever-bearing mvlberry,.Vo.
The farm is i o situated as" to' admit
f easy division into 4 parts if d -ired
ly pun'hj:sers. The f. uit farm wi.'hft
one-borsfe crop will le sold fcvpara'tvly
if desired. The whole tract ci.ntai'
two hundred and fnrty-ilve acre". T!"
educational and religious advaii'afc"
to be enjoyed ought to be inducim-:!
to purchasers. The Gra 1 J ' PuMIc
School in Wilsoiris in successful '.j
rat ion offering free tuition-to all witli'-"
in the! Wilson School district.
Examination solicited, and far fur
ther information enquire of ,
i G. W.BLOUNT, "
Wilson, N.C. "
Oct. 12th,
fSTRev. C. W. Westbrook wllUfak
pleasure in giving any infniitioa
relative to the fruit farm.
(Oct. Htl. G. W. Tr "
n o f fcC
I offer for rent my entire prk.nii
in the town of Wilson, (o!itaiiiirrj?:v"
en acres of land, situated on ea.t ori
of Vance and Pender street, lot in
high nUte of cultivation, well ft: 1
choice fruit trees. House has mx era
modious rooms with pantry and -bsta
rofun, v.dth nil necfisnry oi.t hw .
and u gofxl weii of water; contigt-t11
to excellent sciicxds, Normal, Grarfea
and others. Thosedesiring to clu'
their children or engage in b.inf""
will find this a rare opportunity to ri
or lease. Further particular? "Vr'nfC"
cssary as no one will invest w itnoo
seeing for themselves. All neAL
new w- premises were -in original vt
est seven years ago.
It. W. EDMUNDSO-
Oct. 21st, '81.4t.J
NO ICE.
Having been appointed Itecetvcr of
the late firm of Farmer & AVainw
all persrms imlebteil totliem ttrelVg
by notified to come forward and -,Jia
payment, and thos holding Vj ..u"
against the same will present ' ' .
properly authenticated, for1 adji
meut. .
J. A. TYk--
Nov. 11th, 15l.-tf. '