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FRIDAY, JIARCII. 17,1 1882.,
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Tv"n0V Friday, Manh 17th, 15&2
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POETHYv
91 T-W9
! I Jt- :t 1 .LI I -TT"
IS IT WORTHWHILE!
13 It wprth whils to jotlt a brother,
Bearing his load on t ho rough road
ofjlife? ! - . :
I it worth while that we Jeer at each
other t: . ;. ; "
In blackness of heart we war to the
, - k&if?
ej4it us all iri our pitiful strife.
God pity
xis all
as. we Jostle ; each
: : ofher: r
Gm pardon lis all for the
triumph
.- V6 feel - !
When . fellow goes down 'neath
; pd on the heather,
Pldrced tothe'i heart. " Words
v- keener than steel,
And I mightier far for woe and
hi
ar
for
- ..weal. . , , ; '.'..
WerJ It; not well, in this brief little
Jonrney " L .
Onlover the Isthmus, down into the
tjdo,: .O' . ;.. -
We give; him a fish instead of a ser-
.p'ent,: :- , j .
Ere folding the hands to be and
. afjide ' '-.'' '
Forever and aye in dust at his elde ?
Lookiat the roses saluting each. other;
I.oqk at the herds all at peace on the
1 plain - L
Mail, Sand man only makes war on his
brother, .
And laughs in his heart at his peril
v a ad pain
Hhsvujtid by the beasta that go down on
r
u it
ain.
vorth while that we battle to
Humble
Some poor fellow down Into the
dut ? ; i
Gd jiity us all I ;Time ou will tum
ble . ' ' . i: ,
Alnfu together, ; like .leaves, in a
gut
lluajbli, indeed, down into the dust.
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LOYE BY POST. y
About a yar ago ft party of gentlo-
uren s v iuj; umtii 11.1 , ni..y:v Hi i )
-.1 , , , ; , Ar A x III kJ!-rt.i-n -4-
cunty,'f a., took a notion thap they
would move out an ent and grow
-. H '- S "
P
to
lxal,tRad had reen tnere out a sao
rt
time before thev formed the rtcquain-!
tancis of a "wiro-walker" whose name
whx Rond. The aoq'nainta-ncQ ripened
into friendship, an 1 Bond w:w t o
!frseir ith his nev-ftund Vrienids
that he xranted them to giv him" a
,(j!eM?2l4 wWeethetr.t. This wais an
ewy thing fr them to do, and they
r-wamTMriJoJ a young lady in the
Oreea I i 11 neighborhood. Now ,
! comes ie romantic part of the story. '
)Nft evening after IMiss Annie Nieli-
oUon ikd1 finished rtiilkinir the tfiws
-aad hadl, rinsed out tha strainer rag
ua. nHrtg ji ny me aoor lacing 10 urjr j
he KWtja letter. This was not an un- j
wsuftl ocj?nrrence but the letter was a ;
- MOat litkoxneetHd . one.. It was from !
i m'i- t , . ; . 1- iL.i
nr i exas inenu . iniormnig nee vuai
tiiP.T' hI fiv-tn hfr awn.v Hinl that her
lever by proxy wanted to know if he
eoald write to her. 8 ho could'nt re
.fussKUch ft modest request and an
swered him ye. , Rond wrote to her
immediately on receiving pernnnsion.
je likei. her ciiirography and the
smack j or j her letter, iietnougnc ne
trould I )ike her better and aked an
exchange of picturers. Again rM.
could n)Ot refuse. ; I le was in a heaven'
of Wiisl at jthp sight of hi fair Venus
and a; 6He? made j a proposal of mar
riage. H!ie had made a precedentand
it wou i no (1 violate it and again
eho could not refuse. " - .
Fehrnary 18 wadset for the time of
culminating' their happinas by the
hly botvd off wedlock. Those who
knew ot, the loA-eiitTair said it waj all
a joke, Ikit Uondl meant business.
lAt .Kri4av evening one week; ago a
strango.i- called at the house where
Miss Nilholson resided. It-waa ; her
Adonl. j H saw the goddess of his
heart's idolatry; he took in the situa
tion aud was pleaded aye fascinated,
. harmcdi I lie left! her with a promise
to call at the appointel time, when
the uv-trrla!re.nuDtials would be cele-
bra ted
ast Thursday evening .he
time and the happy mar
consummated. " .-.
was in o;
- riage waa
Avi VEst belie Episode.
TL?y utood on the oorch at mid
night: ak, Btveetj mine" he sighed
Uily of niy.soul, dewdrops of my hap
pinesM, let the intensity of our affec
toa inteijsify to intenseuess, and let
as live tollove, that loving wo may
1 ive in tl(e ethereal ethereality of a
PRsionlesfi pasrion, puriflwl to angelie
puriaeation.j' ; v
"Rathdrjever, hero mine," she an
swered, djepositing her wealth of goi
. 4r hair upon the; Shoulder of his six
dollar uMtter,'"and our lives so sweet-
ly perhaps, just now, will be joined in
" the suporjlative: certainty .,of conjunc
tive blisslfconjuated in happy wed
look.v j ."
'I3ear Heart of mine," hp rapturous-
ly ex'jlHhhied, pressing her to his. new
satin nUr.lU litl.b ii: rti trr"
"And
his is too,, too!" abruptly
roke in
rhyn in
rthe girl's father, coming
shjs boots, and giving the
r'v"g m,i
Ml two kicks which, lanueo
fi-n out i
fthe street and separation
S thenceaftei-ward fell upon
v-r a DO
l"e ts-daung ilve.
An ArkaitKaKltomance.
Home tirriogo a Miss Wampton, a
.beautiful young lady, and a wealthy
young farmer named Rock ton" -were
married. The young lady would not
have been termed a j4happy bride."
She had never loved Rockton, and
only married him io pleased a wid
owed mother, "I will obey you," said
the girl, "but 1 do iW even like Mr.
Itocktbn.IIe is wea!thy;iut whilo pov
erty aiwavK brlu? misery; yet wealth
does not always bring happiness.
You know-'that I am devoted to Toin
Ronemond, and that he i devoted to
me; but :f you, as ; ny mother, com
mand me, 1 will obey, though the ef
fort cost ' me- my life ;aa well a my
.happiness."
The ceremony was-, performed,
Roemond, who would have been the
girl'H choice, left the "'neighborhood.
Six months afterward Rosemond re
turned and sent Mrs. Rockton a note,
begging an interview. Hhe snowed
the note and her answer of refusal to
her hnsband. He i kissed her as a re
ward of fidelity ilockton was taken
sick with swaiop fever, and when
about to die he said:
You have been , a faithful wife.
Nine women out of ten would have
run away loner ago. I have always
known that you loved Rosemond. I
have sent for hini. I want you to
marry him before? I die so that I can
te the-ceremony .f'
"That would not be legal," answer
ed the wife,, "for J. cannot marry an
other man so long'asyeu are living."
"Well, but I want him here, sol
can see that the ceremony is perform
ed immediately after I am dead."
Rosemond and a preacher was sent
for. They arrived. Rockton gasped
and motioned. The. marriage party
approached the bed. Rockton placed
the hands of the lovers together, gras
ped, and died. The preacher raised
his hand, and the lovers were mar
ried. .Little Rock Gazette. .
Naminsri T!se Baby.
"I think," said: the fond mother,
'that as the baby s last ijame is Brown
it would be betteil to give him some
first name less common than Henry?
There are cloven columns of Henry
Browns in the Directory." .
"Thirteen,, darling," said Mr.
Brown: "I counted them yesterday.
.What we want for the baby is a un-
i uiue nrst name, aname inai win maice
it posfible al way 4 .to to identify him.
Isn't that it, deart;t?",
"Certainly."; '
..' "Well, 1 have prepUred a list froiri
which. we can pick, buppope we
skim over it?
Let's begin with the
twelve tribes of Israel
. ' Are there any
among them that
"I think n -t.V
"How would G:
vou like?"
' m
kd do'
Oad Jrown?
That would be novel, anyhow."
"But too startling, perhaps."
"Possibly. Thf others are all rath
er com mon. Doles Ivanhoe strike
you? I rather likle Ivanhoe Brown.
Or, if we wanted to give him a mid
dle name we culd call him Ivanhoe
Alcibiades Browrl."
not certain I could
alwavs spell Alei-
biades correctly in
derclothing." " L
marking his un-
"Plutarch, then!?'.
i'Mr Browntthat' outrageous!"
"Outrageous, o ve! Plutarch!-
Why, what do yon mean?" . .
"No child of mine shall ever be
naniedafter the giwd of the infernal
regions!" j '
Mr. Brown explained the blunder
and passed on. j What do you say
then to Galileo? There is not a single
Galileo Brown in the directory."
"Was Galileo an Israelite?"
"No, love, I think not."
I thought from his name perhaps !
he came from Galilee." said Mrs
Brown, thoughtfully. I
Mr. Brown wasj too mnch astonish
ed to try to explain. He resumed the
reading of his list: '
"Pelaliah is a! Scriptural name.
Would voir care ! for Pelaliah? Pelal
iah Brown?"
"I think not," said Mr. Brown.
"It sounds like an impeachnient of
the dear child'? veracity. I don't
think we ought to start him in life
with an insinuation that he will be a
storv-teller." j .
"It might notbe right. Suppose
then we call him Petrarch?"
"Is that a Bible name?"
"No, love, not a Bible name."
"To be sure not ; I was thinking of
St. Peter I think, William, I should
prefer an American name, of some
kind if we could find one.".
"Patrick Henry, for example ?"
"That is Irish'i
"No : vou know Patrick Henry was
an American. He was a celebrated
patriot ; don't yoii remember fV
"Itmav seem Very stupid, but I
alwavs had the idea; somehow, that
there" were twins,ione named Patrick
and the other Henry!"
Mr. Brown concealed his feelings
and turned a newileaf of his list. .
"I have a few Aztec names," said
he, "that belong on this Continent and
that are marked by strong individual
ity. Tegozomoc for instance. He
Avas an Aztec king."
"Was his la-t name Brown?"
"I think not No, I am certain it
wasn't, and there ktas Nezohualcoyoti;
he was a king too."
"Our child could never put such a
name a that on an umbrella handle.',
iT,a id & Brown. "The
king pro'bablv had no umbrella, Slot
ted Tail; howeverj, is a native Ameri
can name, 'which'! .m .,
"I don't know. Spotted Tail Brown
nii?ltrsiiiswer for" ' '
3Irs.vBr )vn suddenly flirted out of
the room with a remark intimating
that she was, going home to her
mv)t Iter's After khe had a good cry,
ir. Brown foldbd uu his list and
agreed to call the ehild Thomas. Our
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A RaiSroad Official Interviewed.
. Not every one so, cheerfully commu
nicates hl3 knowledge and opinions
as recently did E. L. Lowerce, Esq.,
cashier of the Cincinnati Southern!
.....nn7 t OF.w,u vuw w w.
bout n from tpe Ohio. Our represen. j
tativc waited upon Mr. Toworee, and ;
in reply to certain quetions the latter
gcntlemarijobserved: "I was suffer
ing from a very severe attack of rheu
matism in myright'foot; it was in a
terrible condition; the painwa- almost
iirtolerable; our f. family'"'" physician
waited on me without success; I scut
for another well-known M. D.,but even
.the twain conld do nothing? for me; 1
could not get down here to- the oftice
to attend to my duties; in fact I could
not put my foot under me atl all, and
after nine weeks (suffering I began to
erow deoerate. My friend (whom, of
course you -know! for he is known by
everybody), Mr. Stacy Hill, of the
Mount Auburn inclined Plane Rail
road Co., called U see me;1 he spoke
very highly of iSt. Jacobs Oil, and
recommended the remedy to me in
glowing terms. I laughed at the idea
ofusintra nroorietarv medicine, and
set the party recommending it, (Mr.
Ktacevllill, remember), being a man
J of sound judgment, set me to thinking
the matter over, i The next day, wnen
the physicians called I dismissed them
and sa'id to my self that I would let
nature take it.4 course. That reso
lution lasted just a day. On the follow
ing morning I, in a fit of desperation,
sent a servant for a bottle of t.Jacobs
Oil. 1 applied that wonderful remedy,
and it penetrated me sO that I thought
mv foot was about to fall off, but it did
not; in fact it did jpist the opposite.
The next.morning the pain had entire
ly left my foot, the swelling was reduc
ed, and really the appearance was so
different altogether from the day be
fore that it actually surprised me. I
applisd more of the 3t.' Jacobs Oil, and
that afternoon I walked down here to
the office, and was able to attend to
my duties and go around as well as any
one. I jet me 'say for St. Jacobs Oil that
it beats railroad ti"e, and is always
sure to win. Cincinnati Unyuircr.
Cioue Wila a Handsosae 31an.
A Burlington man recently wedded
a young wife. The lady bcame en
thused over .Will Carletons tale of the
elopement of a ' handsome young
woman with a handsomer man, and,
determined to try the samo thing
herself. She wrote a neat little note,
stating that she bad left home--with a
gentlemaiit whom she had dearly loved
before she had niet her husband, and
that he need not trouble himself to
look for them. Then she callcsd in- her
yqunger brother and went calling
with him, arranging "to return and
hide where she could "witness her lioge
lord's disniav. when he camo to read
of her flights She from her place of
concealment saw him enter, saw him
look air around in surprise at her
absence, and finally saw him discover
the note. He'opened and read it, while
her heart beat high with excitement
in anticipation of the breaking out
she expected to hear. , y
The poor fellow found the cruel
missive tore it up and throw tha frag
ments on the floor; and then, in a
moment'b' time, drew a revolver and
tired point blrtnk at his breast, and fell
without a sign of life to the carpet;
with a terrified scream, the woniafi
was at her husbaivl's side in a moment,
lifting his head, rolling him, shaking
him, turning him and hunting for
blood, all the time shrieking to her
William to speak to' her. William lay
motionless, however, and the neigh
borhood, aroused by , the" shot and
screams, came flocking in to learn of
the excitement, when suddenly, when
a score Or more had gathered the dead
J leaped upfromtheflooraswellasever,
' which the wif? fainted away. She
soon revived, hojvyever, and then it all
came out; the yopnger brother, being
in symyathy with William, had let
him into the scheme, and he had
chosen thnt mode of punishing his
joking wife. She jokes no more, but
her- husband hak compromised on a
pony phieton td keep peace in the
family Burlington Jlaickcya.
Itsoems that Edison's electric light
'.experiments have been tested at the
Government Printing Office in Wash
ington;. and have, proven a great suc
cess. On Friday lastsCventy of them
were used as a substitute for twice
that number of gas lights by composi
tors -at their cases. The beautiful,
steady wbite light gave great satisfac
tion. Each one could be extinguished
or lighted at pleasure, or all could be
extinguished or lighted at once. It
was also noticeable that when the gas
was lighted the temperature of the
room roe several degrees, and when
it was extinguished the room became
several degrees cooler within half an
hour. The expense of the seventy
lights was estimated to be ten cents an
hour. .
THE LAST OF GUITEAU.
"No one need itiiagine," said District
Attorney Corkhill to-night, 'that Gui
teau will hot hang on theSoth of June.
He w i 1 1 . Th can n i vcrsary o f that fate
ful Saturday night will find him under
the dissecting knife.
I hear that .Scoville has desertefl the
eae and will tile no bill of exceptions.
Whether he does or not is a matter of
no moment at nil. The Court in hanc
will gnxnt nonc-xy trial. It has practi
cally 'passed already upon everj- point
that could be presented in nnypossible
bill of exceptions. Every word and
every act of Judge Cox during the trial
Was the result of a conference with ail
his brethren of tho bench. There is
nothing to decided now, and the assas
sin will never appear in a ''court, room
j again. His next appearance irr public
1 will be on the scaffold.
WIT AND HU&1QR.
For The "law Wcio Smiles.
UKB A. TREE.
"Mis Kate, why are you like atreeT'
"Because
because-i-1'm board," she
spoke. .
Oh, mi
because you'ro woo'd "
said
he.
"Why are
you like atrea ?"
she said,
asked so
"1 have
a heart ?" he
low
Her answer made the young man red:
"Because you're "sappy, don't vou
know."
"Whv are
you like a tree azain ?"
He scratched his
head this time audd
thunk,
And gave it up. "I'll tell you then,"j
Siie laughed, "becauue you both get
trunk." . i
"Once more,"
she asked,
"why are
you now - ; J
A tree? M He couldn't quite perceive;
"Trees lejave sometimes and make a
bough,
And you, can also bow and leave."
Whitehall 7Kme.
One of our poWceman who had been
laid up With a sore hand remarked that t
while Jiie had a felon a. finger he
couldn'tjlay aflnger on a felon. i
"Ef de roosters-should crowl now,f
said a colored preacher, "ebbery time
a lie Is tiltl, as dey did at Peter, you
couldn't! hear yourself talk, sah,"
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"W,hdoes a dojikej- eat thistles?'?
asked an Austin teacher of one of the
largest tioyz in-tha claw. t'B2cau30
he is a jlonkey, I -reckon," wa tlie
prompt reply. ' t
A geptleman on Court Avenue
went hpme night before last so bet
cloudedjthat he was amazed at
match going out when he turned
faucet at the wash baaiu. 1
thH
! " 1
The njian who stood in front of hi
glass for two hours, getting the right
color onj-his . mustache, said lie was
just "dyeing to see his girl." . f
An Irshman having a small picture
room, sjeveral persons desired to set?
it at th same time. Faith, gentle
men, ''if you all go in, it will not
hold you."
"I neverargy agin' a success," said
Artemus Ward. "When I see a rat
tlesnaiX head sticking' out of a hole
I bear dffto the left. and say to "my
self, 'that hole belongs to that snaix"'
From anexteii3ive use of St. Jacobs
Oil iji the editor.s family, we are able
to spealf. confidently of its great wort !i
in numerous ailments and fully recom
mend it as an article most desirable to
have on hand in the medicine chest.
Stamford (Coim.) Herald.
A correspondent once asked Hor
ace Greeley, if guano was good to puW
on potatoes. To which he replfed,
that itmiglitl)e to one whbse taste
was depraved by whiskey and tobac1
co, but for himsell he would prefer
gravy and butter.
'I've been to see Mrs. Tittletattle,"
said Mrjs. Telltale, "and tha way she
ran on about you was perfectly scan
dalous.'! So she's been talking., about
me, has she? asked Mrs. Brown, quiet
ly. ' Yej, indeed she has,' replied Mrs.
Tolltale with emphasis. What a
good time you two must have had,
said Mrs. ; Brown, with a sweet
sniile. j .
A New York firm sent a lot of bills
West for collection. One of them
came bijick with a memorandum on it;
that thej debtor was dead. Sometime
afterwards the same bill got into
another! lot that was forwarded to the
same place, and upon the list that
came back again, the name was markt
ed 'still dead."
Hauralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soransss of iho Chest, Scut,
Quinsy, Sora Throat, Sn-cflings end
Sprains, Burns and Scalds,
ivu-,., -
Tooth. Bar and Itecdachc, Frosted reet
and Ecrc, end an other rams
end Ashes.
To Prorviratfon on enrfh cauals Pt. Jacobs Ou, cs
.n Exteni iiemer. :
A trial entoil& but ijie campa.ra.ti
cin haTe cheap, ftn.if.TiatiTe pnwf of iuciaisis. '
ZJC sunernip w un jciu
Direction to new tancuages. - '-
SOLD Bli ALL EEUMISTS AJTD DIL4.LCE3 HTV
MEBICRTE.
A.VQGEIJEK. Sc. CO.,
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
, ENFIELD, K. C.
Practice ia the Counties of HljfMt, EJre-
combe unci w arrcn nn in the Snurnue undi
W A Mil
tTson.
' Atlantic Foundry,
206 Water Street. Norfolk v,
Manqfacturer of Every Description of
CastiDgs, Iroji and Brass,
,Xt short Notice and Baltimore prices.
No Extra Charg for Patterns ou
Hand . of which I have quite
an Extensive Variety.
Sgrlfytett Cash frite paid for MetaU.
March 10 1 yoir. tf
To tlio CUizsaef WilsB and
Ad jaceiil Towns.
: We, the undiirsigtted,
Tour attfiition U '
Leg leave to call
Tho Eichmoad IriEoof Paint & Cement
Would be glnd to cat-respond with vou on
the Hubjeci of your wu interest, We will
warrant a tijjlit Ko-jfin everr i-.wtm d
win -nd you the Heat cf TcKUmoniau
app!i .atiou, Respttctf$l)r('
un
r.L Kcn r.Kos.
MaichlCSra
(Jyldnboro, N. C.
To the Justices of
h Peace of Wilson
, County: I
Yu are hereby notified to meet in the
tlie Court House ifi the town of Wil
son on tlie fourth? Monday in i May
18S2, todetermin( Whether the In
ferior Court of WBson County shall be
discontinue'd.
By order of the Board.
:.' A. O. liROOKS.
Chairman of the Board of Justices
the Peace of 'ibou County.
of
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Having been appointed Receiver of
the lte firm of Fafmer ob Wainwright,
all persons indebted to them are here
by notified to come forward and inakc
payment, and tose holding climv
against the sme iyvill present the-n
properly authenticated for adjust
ment. I
I J. A. TYNES.
Nov. 11th, 13S1. I:.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE, '
HAVING qualified as Administra
tor upon the estate of PENNIE
EVANS, I hereby ; give notice to all
porsons indebted, ;to make immediate
payment; to thdso holding claims
against tlie estate to present them
duly authenticate! on or before Feb
ruary Gth, or this notice will be
relied on to bar recoverv.
SOIjOMON LAMM
Connor Sc Woodard, Attvs. Adrar.
Feb G tf. ..'.
Fxecutorjs wYoticc.
Having qualified as executor of
the last will .and testament of
JACOB RENTFROW, deceased,
before the Probate Judge of Wilson
CJo., notice is hereby given to all per
sons indebted to the estate of said de
ceased to iHake iihmcdiatc payment,
and to all -persons holding claims
against said deceased to present them
for payment on or! before the Oth day
of Feb., 18S3, or tliis notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. '
PERRY RENTFROW,
Connor & Woodard, Aty. Ex'r.
J.JOXICK. " I . .. , - j -
BY VIRTUE OF -A DECK EE OFTIIK
Supeiior Court of Nash. Count aypriyed by
tlie lion. John A. Gilmer ii motion liettie
Whitley, infant by her Guardian B II. Bnnn.
The underxigned will i wil before tlie Court
IltxiHe Joor in. the town of N'aidiville, on
Monday, April 3rd. 1X82. One tract ofland
in Nsh County-, Noilh Carolina aHjinin
the land of HenrrA WhitJev and others
containing one hundred and fourtoen (114) ;
acres, more or le. Subject to die Dower of j
Mm. Jolly IJ. Wliiilev, which has been jh-J
pitrned by nulls SB id bound TerniH: One
Third cash lialaice;' at eiglit iooi)ths with
interest frtm da if nale at 8 per cent
Title relHined till 'iirchae n-.oney L paid.
IS II. BUNN, Guardian and Cooimiwioner,
Mch S4t. i
Y0 TIC E
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
the Superior Court of Wilson County,
made on the Lth day of rebruarj-
1882, and duly approved by the Hon.
John A. Gilmer.1 Judire, in a certain
NOTICE
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Ietition pending in said Court, filed i A Truthful account of the Abe4W
b'v MARY K. CREWS, in her own i tionary War with the Secesh lbebel
bebalfanl BESS I EC. JOHNSON, an j unioin (Shaktwperian Style, 5 acts, IS
infant, offering by her guardian, the scenes 64 pages.) ' . ' r
said MARY K. CREWS, I shall stll
at tlie Court House door in Wilson,
i ens
Monday the Jrd day of April lfehi tliat , m rd stanton- Jiyses Grant, Win iffB Wm&wlimfP Rf
portion of the lot in the town of jl-:,she'rmat Ik-njanun Butler, Parson! l&ABBiySWiy
I o" Tarboro Street, adjoinimr N 7AfccI.r Horace Greeley, James Fisk, i : EflUa&3atiil BEaH Xi
A, Mprriss JohTi D. ells, ihc;Jr Ft,frerson Davis Robert Tombs, j fctf f H H ft l 6n2Ar
Daniel and others, beginning at N . A. Iexander Stephens, Pierre Beaurel V U ISm . iZfl
, .uui rir criri v 'j"""" eard. Stonewall Jackson. Robert B. f T nr. leadwo sctiejsts or to-
; runHing witn saui Ftreei i ieei, men i i iiinr,hrnv ifarhai Til- ty. rretb.iiajo.tju-recM b
1 at right angle with said street 142 feet VZxi fS'i jYr "m" 'Zf' J"'"""
i " , 1 u,5" . V CV 1 1 ratt, John Wilkes Booth, Harold. : JbU " wirj k
line annul ieer. -wien wi juiu ii. m in - j- - i uoriinm hi wr Bpvpi,i,imi KT
COmer, then Wltn jonn l).;. Inmnv; Privr. nrt Tir V'trv
line, thence with; Morriss line 10 feet,
cirnerinfir tFTence with said Jorriss'
line 44 feet to the beginning, exclusive j
of the building.
Also that portion of.
fsaid lot lvinir immediately back
o
fj the store owned by Moye A Nndal,
lbeing21 feet wide by about -100 feetMnated; Booth Bui leted; MrsSur-
o"cer. hor more particular ieicriDiion
! jjee the plot on file iii the office of the;
: .w t- T .
$1200 cash; balance on credit ofnine
months interest from date at per
I cent. Title retained until purdue !
paid. f
11. G. CON NUK commissioner.
Feb.fT-tf.
E L. HUNTER, D. D.S
OFI'JCE AT ' k ' '
KNFmLD, n. c.
2-10-6U1.
!VI
ANSION HOrSE-
XORKOLK. YA.
M.S. JAMES, Proprietress, n
ENLARGED, .Remodeled, Refur
nished, Centrally Ijoiated, Good Ar
comtmKlations, Rates Reasouable.2'Slf
BOWELL A ROBINSON,
I FASHIO.VAULi: BAllHKna.
TAlinOKO ST., WILSON, X. C.
Having opened a first-class Barbor-
shop solicits the patromge of those
who wish good work done. Satisfac
tion Guaranteed.
jJulylS-ly
For Sale:
A Buggy Shop with a trade of from
four to six thousand dollars per vearin
tha town of Black Creek. A good '
eu new busreies on hand which will Le
sold. cheap.
iheap.-Apply at once to
Apply
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W.S. ANDEIWOX,
Black Creek, N. O.
Nov 25, tf.
notice, r'rjr
In consequenco of the death of Goo.
H. Gritfin.it heeomes necessary to set
tle the bushnss of the firm of Griffin A
Murray1. All persons indebted to said
firm will please call at thoir placo of
buaiueijs and settle at once.
' ; WM. MURRAY, i
Surviving partner of Griffin & Mux
rav. - . . '-- '
bee. 9tf,
S W Seldiier.
L I Q.O UR DE A L E
No. 21 Roanoke Square,
i NORFOLK, VA.
n
Orders promptly attended to and
MchlO- Satisfaction Guarauteed.
JAKE?
N UP ASTRAY.
SEVERAL MONTHS AGO ON MY
farm near Wilson, I. took np astray
three heifers, each about two years
old; One of them was a white aud
black siiotted, and another a light-red
heifer, both having the name jnark
crop off the right ear in the shape of a
half-moon.. There was was no mark
on' -tiie left ear. The third was a
deep-red heifer, and was marked with
a split s in the left ear, aud a staplo
fork in the right. The owner can ob
tain these heifers by proving property
and paying the costs.
Febr.tf :. -: W. T. FARMER.
- THE, UNpiltSIONEI), have form
ed a co-partnership for the practice of
medicine in the town of Wilson and
adjoining country. Returning thanks
to their patrons for their liberal pat
ronage; they solicit a continuance of
the same..' .Office on, Nash Street op
posite tho Court House latelv occupied
by Jasj S. Woodard, Esq., where one, I
or both, may be always found when
not professionally' engaged
t C. C. PEACOCK, M. D.,
" W. S.ANDERSON, M. D.
Jan821y.
R. W. JOY N E
Sarj.fou lentUt,
i
e"Has permanently , located , !n
Wilsoh, N. C. All op pc rat ion will
oe hcatiy and carefully performed and
Oil terms as reasoiiuble its m)rtsible
Teeth' extracted without paiu. Ofllco
Tarboro street next door to Post offlco
Jan 3 12m.
Sr. Im'i Srsit Eistrisil .' !
TUB TEAGEDY OF
OR TUB .
Rltenfull of JrfTe'rtntn DbtIh.
Prixci pal 8cexb8 : .
White House Troubles; Bull
JVUII .
Panic; Richmond Calico Ball; Pom
wv and PriMv: Andersonvjile Ifnr
r0rs; Richmond Burning; Lincoln As
rtt strantried:
1MVIS JveCOnstrUCtOd.
Grant's Jubilee Speech. and -Orand-
j .f M'? ituu;
1 OilCC ' . , i
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PlICE. " CTH. (Send PoKtaee Stamp? iV
Dr. C. W. Selden. Publisher,
! m Lexington Ave., New York City
m
PkixcipalChahactei: V&lffi&XZ
House For Sale! v
I offer my hous, with seven gocxt
roonif, In the town of Black Creek feu
ale. The lot U a largo one, eoutal r
Iok two and oue-thlrd acres. Or.s
acre In strawberries which give a g6o4
yield. Will be sold' eheapl My n-'
ou furs oiling la that I am gottxji iv
move. , . : .
Addres, " ' ' ' : -.
W. H. A N DERS'ON,
' ' ; Black Croek, N..
Nov. 23, tf.
PETERSiJURO, VA, -He-DLstiller,
Refiner and Wholuxr
Liquor Dealer.
89 Sycamore Street,
Keeps constantly on hand a full rtoc V
oi liquors. Wines, Ac. Myor's roal;
ile byLTH" WhUktv
Elicited .kl-.'.
satisfliction guarantocd.
t'eh 10-3m. . K. MYERS,
- TA.LBPTT & S053 ..
Shockoe (Vlachine
"WORKS,
- HICILMOND, VA.
lai)trfsctiu,-rf PurtnUle mid Utlouaey
"Kii sties iinU Boilftv, Haw. Mill,"' Orn sa!.
Wbat llilW, Slmftitig, Ibuic-rs and PalU
Turbiim Water' Why Is. Tobacco' Fmclur
MucliMicry, Wronlit hod W'ork. UriLs aii1
Irou Cwliui, Mutf.iucry of vwtj deojlj -t!on.
.
OINNISO 4- THRESFILVO if A CHINKS
A al'ISC L LIT.
Cepairiiig Promptly nd Carefully Doiio.
. ' - ; ' . :
Talbott's Patect Spark .Arrerter.
The ItavrulleB nflhe A;e..
It do not dttfby tho draft.
- It doc iiot interera' with .- anlivjf 11
lule.
It will not o4ok up and ieju!r oe
cUatihijt."
. It" require no direct c'.amrH-ra to be tp-teed
when mining Ktemii dHMincr being ob
ject ioniible, as they may bo left open a ii
kIIow tl:o ai ts P esc'tpo.J '
It requires no wntir to extin'jriuVh spai-vfl
which, by cwuleniitMni, de!r) s tho drri. -lieMiics.
wheu water )s uu;d,-if nlccted,
tlio rlljciency U dot.royod by evaporative
of ibe water, and tha boiler U kept lit r
Bltby condition. .
It U biinle iid durable aud cau be re.!J.
upon.
It can be attached to any boiler.
No planter should ba without one of
thrui. liisuraiico oinpainVH Mill bth iru .
glut, and banis where the Talbott Kiiiuii
atid Spark ArrcHtm arc tii'ed at taoie ri
as clmrg-d (r wal.itr hore pwer. r
tx2ri"d lvt llluiTtiti3 eimilart w4
price lUt- ' T
Uiancli IIotie: OokJithoro X, O,. J. i.
Uuuser, Gtneral Manager. T. A. Qralngtsf
Local Maiiagci . ti . " npl 4-1 2w
Ge.JL Grlffln, Jr. Agcmt for Wil
on, Nith, aud Frankllu oounties, At
WILsoii, N.C. . , ' ,
Empire Plaster Mills,;
WILMINGTON, X. V.
We are prepared to deliver tho
BEST KOVA SCOTIA FRESH GM'JKD PLASTt.V
. f (OYI'SUM.)
LOW RATES FOR I..AFX3U ITg.
J. 11. BLOSSOM Si EVANS,
FebUm WILMI.VGTOV, X. c.
1MERICAN HOUSE-
a r(JllTSMOL'TH V A .
MOST Convenient to nil Railroad Dv-
pots and Steamboat Ijandlngs..
IUtw: First r Floor, p?r day, Hp,
Second Floor, per day, SljO.
North Carolina' Travel. Ls Rospt
fullv Solicited.
BROWN LEY SISTERS, Proy'c
Feb3-'82-ly f '.
PAT
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nnrr of VnnrrM Safe KiAarr and I Jat fV., a,
mark tw r in the iraxmnio( Hk-m irol
f MaS frojn a irr.rU trepicl Iraf f r TtlQt .
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irij r"iirr nn rp mom is VT'iT. II If it
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rl terer. ARue-MauirMl tritrr, and nil dtlBfu:.
ifof Uw KkJofT. Uft rnrl frmarr frraiMi.
It W an -xc-lU.-oi and nit ren-.ry f,r frmaWcd-
"nc Vnraxcr. rfwrniooniiot5Uii.iri.itu.ii ant
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up'WKai ai ipaxit uir iwini.
i ini remenj, wr.icn nn uone uen vrona is
pntnilBf.LAUrKST?:17.EIBOTTLKoi
nfdicia pon tb murtrknud im H14 hr In-wrr'"
TV-HVE F.NTS per ht. Tor TH.abet. o
qmrt'forWABNER A FE DIABtTES CTRr,
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