North Carolina Newspapers

'I'lir V MCnV' A TW A 1VP"R V JUL, tl 1 J" -Vi-i"v r. "AY, Yiixx, Fri S.j. Ir-t, 1SS2. Index to Kew Adyertisements. u'anKsl. Editor. A'IviOu-j:. . n.limitmpnt. IV. 'VI Orilliir. (irt'l-! S'liool. jjl.. TKiiilihson. Kallarvl WinrtT. t. IXJtinifcr. Wilson I ''llwiuti' nsiitut-S. Ilasaoll. Dissolution Notire. SilllfKotl A; Smith. Dissolution Notini l'l(jwfll - Roliinson. t'lir Stoves-llaM' A, SheppHnl & Co. i. ' ' - ' Wilson Coiit next week. . Tlie ('oaiit.v ll'omihissiiMiers meet next Momlay.'j Maylmry, I'ljllliiaii & Hamilton's eiri'HS is. said t(j hi a, fraud. ' Miles Orton'.-I show is advertised to exhibit at YVkrreiitoii today. Oiu young eo)le enjoyed daii.ee. at Young's Hotel last iiig lit. Swill GallovylyyiKsq., ami others will speak in WSlsOn next Tuesday.' Three marriages on the tapis in Wilson next wefk.i Of liei-s will fol low. . i . There is to lie a Very large tiag'on the tower of tlieH'aftury when it is ioiutleted. 1 , Circus going jeMle will lie glad to know that lVFeiaugh is heading tor 'North (,'aroliiia . The St. Louis jfW-Dixpnteh says-: there is "a North Carolina crank in that city." Wli.i ciiiu it he? Tin. Senatorial, Con vent ion ineets iit Xiishviljei Saturdiiy. Let there lie a lull illcgat ion present. Nashville has h lawyer, a Mr. , (iiles of Uiintlol.ti County who has recently hung outl his shingle in J hat place.;: : f X , . I Felton & Searlioroiili are open in"; their new Stock of goods in one of Morris' Hew :;orc; on Tarluiro street . . v- ! - ( Mr. 15. II. J.ssey, Clerk of the ;Siiej i r Court ot Nash count v, dc- dines lo he a cam kdatc lor rciioni- iiiation. r Col. T. S. Kenan ami 11. (1. Con nor, Ksip, speiik to-day at Spring Hill and to morrow at Cross Uoads in this.countv. J I K. id 'Dudley aiiHAY..I Miioson, colored iciHihlicaihSi are iiil verrised to speak in the Cbttrt House Fri-" day night, Septemiil'r Sth. j The Index state! hat the West eiii insiiiie .s uiiMjiir .Moig.iiiion will be first; ti prepared 'y Noveiulier I eceive 101 'bat ieiits. . ! 'Wilson Supienle -o'urt next week dudge MiicHi icy u ho though bench lists only two weeks on! St he lined iiim li popu sirity, wi pil I Miss I eiiin.i Nun; h.ol't In.-; county had st horse to (lit this, week that Wits known to be tltiity seven years old.-. As in event-1 ing else Wilson ilds Rev. Alpheiis M ('illicit w rites to the Raleigh Adrm'-nti thai he h;is just closed a inei'i ng on W ilson circuit with scvenfeVu . siccessionV to the church.. I i!f I At t he ; nominating convention -held in jiiuiisbiirg hjst Satiirdiiv W. F. (ireen stud TjTijMLtehell were tioimnatcd lor the Elolisc of R Kepic; seutsit i ves from Fr.iiikli n. !l . - j . . h I The next -session I of lh j Wibon i Collegiate Inst itutifwill lM'giu. next Moiid.iy, ScpteinhjT: Jtli. 'the prospects for ;i gooij sitti'iHiance sue, we sue glad to know; v-rv encoiir itging. : i ... - a I Moye Nadal Ii ire rented Mor i:. Slrickliind t-ore I here. W'e lis' store next to and will run a dm .ue glad, to note t hi'if in leased bu incresised siness jin fiteillt ies. :. : 1 . ' leittji (td i - ' I Mr. M; T. .Move, S. rel ,n v ol tTie Hoard of .Trustee fof the Wilson Graded School has resigned. " Mr. Moye was ail I'lliciiViit otlirer and his rcsignsitioii regivi ted. is tfr.v3-igciier.illy Coup's show csiin Lansing Slii h.. his i tached for .WiHiii !o sin end at iivus being sit llili- .em,plovees: sind others, lie wsis jtjji ibli to make 'Sue rill the payment sind '-nijw', tin has -charge. iChaiies and l'ow l. publishers of the 1'fsniioro iSktiihi nrr W ill shortly' begin the pijliliciitioii '-of si newspaper in W'lllistfrnston, Martin county. ; Jt will hi dited by two lawyers pt'that plaeti There is Imioiii ii the msitriino- iiiiii instiKei in ii-iigu f our inar nage licenses were issued - yester day, morning lieforlj 11 o'clock. ()nl one hsid bee it ssued during tlie w hole mouth liefore. A Ye regret to lesu nl ;of the desitlr otjMrs. Jordan C. AYjijsfead at her. rcsideni-e near this ijlsice Wednes nesdsiy, in t he 4(t h j-)ir of her age. Our heart goes out iij sympathy to the bereaved husband-iindchildren. I " ii ' - The YiUon Coitii .Mills has; called for another assS-smeiit of ten per cent, "payable t oft fay." In this connection we sue g!;til to note that w nk is progressing tin, t lie building a tast ;ls the weathc'will permit. Tiie (hiiluiiis V states that." during the ten yeaiji?woik of the Asxluiu there li.iye k-ii (JKi chil dreii admitted to its' jfenetils, . Of these ,'7: hsiye adopti-d.L'ii girls have married sindLVhave fl It'll. $ la -- Capt .Utilise 1111 ill Of the R. WolHIt Iriaileil Sc iool, s having- the schiM)!-roonis arranged tm the most approveil plans sin.l-u it l H the liceesssirN school appai'situs. lie w.Jl inak.' the Rocky'-. Mount School one of the bed in the S4ntt . A liem-.o named. Sampson I'.sittle . was 'irrestetl sit ToisnoJi ;iml c irrie l to Kockv Sloiint for frijd hist Sit uidsiy on the suspicion; that he had been stealing guano. lleWiisUmnd over to Na h Court ;uiSil failing to give Itoud wis --put in j ill sit N;ish Mile. ; Col. Wharton .1. Cleen had a join discussion last w'et k at Har nett Court with Col. Ciijiaday, and. report says, used up hjs antagonist .- I II. .11 i3 iy imiii.s. t oi. t.reej-j next tilled j ton, and eveiv ImhIv In-Iieves him in h's appoint.nei.t at L,ttle Hiver J IliMV1,t of the charges brought Academy, but ( ol. Caullay did not a-iinst hhq ; 1?,it--,M a" :l'l'ince.- J j The Detw-tives acted in a very The newly elected PiSesiileuf ol ! eeling way in taking him to flu1 Coll...r.. r in i i I. it ; GoWsImiio when he desired to goto th (olligeid ( harlestiiu is II. H. ! Tarlstsro, knowing he could give iiepiK-i.1. a North Carhlijuiaii, .who; IkhkI at that place, but not lieing was educated at the Un'k ersity of . acquainted in (ioldslKiro was doubt- ugiiiia, and who has helii fo four.! leen years siUM'iiiiten.leiit of . Mllll- he instruct ion at lialtiinore. He win nil not (inly the eli; President; tint also that i language and literatur. ii; of the English i)llr policemen cull our attention (o t. r f . , Kri.laV (a-ircus day) iiot a single arrest was made. This is Hie first time sncj filing lias occiircd in "Wil.-jon since the war ami we note it to sliow tliat jteople an-: getting lictter ms orll grows older. . We see it stilted in the Golds-" loro Adruncr that I'icvi'J. V. Price, the colored man who made such a wide repnta't ion as a prohibition I orator last ycar.has secured 10,(KH) in England for Zwn Wesley Insti tute at Concord tor training preach-, ei s and teachers among the colored 'icople.' , '. Wilder county oilers the follow iiifj argument in favor of the pres-; etd s,sl'iii of county government: County expenses for the hist three years and eight months o'f liepuh. iican rule, 'l2-jM7X. Similar ex penses, tor the first three years aiid eight months of Democratic rule, 10,07S.07. Mr. V. T. Giitlin t lsewhere in this issue aunounees himself as a cairtlidate for Superior Court (Ileik of Nash county, subject to the ac tion of tin lioiii':ti''K convention. A Ye know Mr. Griffin to Ik- a goml and true man ami if nominate d and elected he would make, a capable., etlicient and KpuIar otlicer. Rocky Mount advances with her neighbors. A short -visit to the place hist Saturday served to note some -of the material improve ments, in 'progress. Chief among these are the buddings on the Fair (iroiinds which have all been nicely painted,' others built , and the ground and race track put in prop cr shape. An Arkansas editor, in retiring from the editorial control ofa news paper, said: ''It is with a feeling of sadness that we retire from the active control of this paper, but we leave our journal with a gentleman who is abler than we are finan cially to handle it. This gentle man is, well known in this coni munitv. lit' is the sheriff." The Halifax and Scotland Neck Railroad is succeeding beyond ex pectation. W'e learn it lists put new life into lwith. Halifax and Scot land N eck, and besides a new is 'springing itp, half wsty -between the two, called . Tillery. The rail road will piobstly be extended ei ther to Psilmyra or fTaiitoro-at sin esirlv d;iy. 'flic Tai boro Stntthvruer ,. hits si "in iiccoiiiu oi i ue i.nin.ii poiyicai speakingat that plai e last 'Satur- dav. It siivs O'll'.ira led off sind llubbs followed. ""O'llsini l'nade decitledly the best -speech id' the two. If wsis of :t higher diameter than tliafol his dppoueiif. llubbs appe ilcd to the prejudice and pas sion of the negro, w hich surprised us for at Wilson, he made si very different speech st week stgo to-day. Necessity knows no - law, and we suppose this was his excuse.' Wilson wsis . fully, alive hist.-Friday. S. H. Rirrett & Co's circus and menagerie drew a large crowd fiii i u the surrounding country to town sill sdivc with gi'esit expecta tions. The street parade' wsis sis usual si ml the circus wsis fully up to the expectation of the attend-;' irtits some 'pronouncing it the best i reus they, ha I ever seen. It is ssiid that liarrctt, is a son in-law of Dan Cs'isieJIo, the old showman, and that the circus is si eousolidsition of his show and Van Amburg's circus and 'menagerie. !TCilt Wilson is growing famous. A runaway couple know n as Jas. Wesi Ver iii'id Susan Howard were made hone last Sunday by Mr. R, J. Tay j lor, si prominent hyciclist hsid the ; luisfortune to run into one of i Greenwood's large windows bresik- ing it with ii. erash; sinot her hiciclist much ti his I'liagrin- wsis thrown from liis.-'wliiv-'r' into the arms of a colored" lady of. huge proportions creating quite si scene .on"-; the streets. A colored damsel was ar rested for breaking into t he . house of si colored geiil temaii last. Satur day sind bmind over to. the court for Iter unladylike procedure'.- , ?' The Graded Si hool, as will W seen 4'romi the notice in smother coluiiin, coinmeuce.s on next Mon day week, Sept. 1 Illi. With the improvements that are now making in Hie buildings, with the .several new anid important features that will chaisicterize the school the coming year, w ith the increasing interest that is being niiinifestcd everyw here in a thorough and sys teniatic eduesition of the youth of our land, and with the undoubtedly and highly successful experience of the past year of (he school, w e con fidently predict for it " still greater elhciency sind success, if that be possible, than last year. We tin -derstand t hat there w ill probably be a goodly number --of pupits from adjoining sind distant, counties, such is Uie fair fame of our. school abrosid. ' bast year there were twelve counties represented in the school. ' i Run Over By The Train . . Mr. llillisird Ciiiiisle, lorineiiy I'ost Master at Whitakcrs, happened to the luisfortune to hsive both legs crushed by the Northern lioiiuil trsiin Tnesdiiy morning. Ilisvmn dition 'was thbnglit to Ih very crit ical, Intit sit C l. M. he had rallied si I iis U i j i ist i I ! y' si m pu tst t ion, IhH tors I'.ulliick aud llrodie -.per-forined t he - . opera t ion, smiputat ing his right leg just below the 'knee joint, and his left leg just altoye the ankle. Mr.Carlisle is twenty two years ot sige, n tenqierstte and priuieiit insin." He knew the d in ger, was. w juried, but--seemingly" impel k'd; he t lirust himself iiniucdi- :ilei in front, of t he- moving eiijiiJeti .W'as Ft Jate or tusft't iviLy' tT mind Post Jitter Arrested. ' Mr. L. n. Pennington, Post Mas ter at IJoek Mount, was arrested Monday on a charge of robbing reg istered letters, .and was carried to ioldsboro to be tried liefore the C S.-Commissioner. A li n ky Mount friend writes, '"there is considcra ble indignation expressed on all i(1eS it tlio o.l-I'Ot of Ml - Pull, 11 in ir ...v ,,.,.., ....... , r iilflliu iul of finding any one to- stand for him. However S. K.Fiountain, who accompanied Mr. Pennington, and Mr. Edgerton of Goldsltoro, stooil his IkhkI for .-. MM- for his anuear- ance in thajt place Thursday (yes I terday.) liefore the U. S. Coininis- Kioncr. After Pennington s aiTest the De- tectives priK'nredj a searcli warrant ; uwl searched his j-ooms without li ml ing -anything of si susicious natitie. It is generally thlmght iVnnington was arrested solely on susjiicion. Several money (packages through this office have and as I'enningt iKen ritieil lately, n lists just fiiiish- ed building a hoise that cost twelve hundred dollars hev have i-oncliul- ed that he used fjhe money for that pnqMise. IVnniiigtoii is conlident he can, show different. S. K. Fountain, one of Penning ton's iKindsinen pias charge of the Post Gtlice i.a?ki; i. Since w riting the above infonnV tioit has reached this place that at the trisil lK'fore jtlre ('oiuuiissioner yesterday IVnumgton was. bound over to the Federal.' Court in the sum ot '2,AHL Wilson and Florence Rail Road. Mr. W. F. Meik er has. shown us st letter from A. J reference to tiie Ga 11 a way, Esq., in Wilson and Hor whiclt Mr. Gallo has lieen able tu euce Railroad iiJ wsty ssivs that luf secure the right son and Florem bf Wiiy for the Wil railroad to within a utile of the HsiiTiiett line w ith bi it-one--or two uuiniportant excejitioiis aimrt from thos near AVilson. My Galloway adds j that there is no doubt but that the rosid will "surely Ik; built if the people in this county will recoiLsider tjheir deterininatioii and grant the rijght of way. We trust thatrthis M ill be done for a railrosid jijissing through the section of :. country through- which this road wouldjpsiss would be of in calculable benefat to the people liv ing along the '.line of the road would gresitly enhance, t he v of tbeir proHi y. We cannot i tt'ord to lose si lid iilue this road which is now -so nearly in our resieh sind it, behooves us to take some steps to sifcure it. ': Who will move in this in;itter f ... j - KashYille. Mr. Editou : j The Fall Terin of Nash Superior Court closed hist Monday, Judge Msic Rite presiding, James Smith alias Jerry Co! was .-convicted 'of the murder of Mary Eliza Hawkins and sentence to- be banged on Friday, Sept. iL'nd. He took an appeal to the Supreme Court which stays the execution of the sentence. mere was not a single larceny ease for trial. W hat can beat that county in the State On the civil docket ases were moved to and several cases the Arlington ! Vance, county, against the Raleigh ami (istston Railroad were liontinued. Only tine liyhfiii tow n during the week sind tliat csiused by drink ing. A more uietly and orderly crow d could h nidly be found in the State. The lawyers, newspaper men and medicine meii v ere on hand in full force, with a sprinkling of office seekers shaking f lie. dear people by the hand iind making thein- selve-i agreeirbl Nashville, N. in general. G. C, August 29, '82. Wayne County Liberals. The Goldstioro Mvxm-niirr hsis the following to say of the Liberals of that county The so-called Liberals, Inde- pendents, si.ssi: in this county tant Repiittlic'iiiis,' t he same old set, aiu after the radi l)r. John B. IVr- like flies, are ag cal molasses, soil, John V. SI kins, we learn i lerrftd and Jeff Jen- niile their ilvhut at Saturday last. Of Sasser's Mill on course its the s: line old tale sibout 'rings' and bourbons' and.'eli littles' -the ssiine cry so much abused by those poor fellows who can never think enough o them fo uomiusite them for .office, pears to have Mr. SheiTod :t itakeii them uudei his special protection, sind insty succeed in getmng the poor uar- k ies to. vote, foil his independent darling's, 't but according to the Re publican programme, Messrs. Per son, Grady, ami sill other '-assistant Republicans" expecting, the negro vote, will be required to give proof of their loyalty to the negro by supporting sind K-oting for Jsis. E. OTIiira for Congress and Geo. T. W'iissoni for So; icitor. What will they do about ( lis?. ''s The Industries1 of Black Creek. It is, perhsi time for tin restd froin Blsick ers ol t in ADVrtNi n io near our lieitrliboriug town ol ('reek, with heri new raiiroaii. "i lie sind her abundance Great Western of machinery, mills, &t., recently put 'up, and now being operated there by Messrs ii. J. Taylor & Co. new: market First, -we nojte si house, and inn erstand me many new residents h ive created a good tsi 1 lies, f in i t s, eggs, demand for veg chickens-, corn, vc. , iwhesit, fish,' mesits, Mr: R. R. Ta.V lor, is hstving a nice i on st lot; recently resilience ereetii jiurchasedof T Mr. :Gilviii J. MesK-hinn, Esq. Bone has broken aving himlk'r kiln- ground and is ilrieil anil prep: lor & t'o's., inil but novel dwe lots, J. I'. Ba rdi n.: iretl al -Messrs. 1 a, v- to put up st nice ling oil one of his Esq., ha recently tcneincnt 'house put e of town. had a couple oil up near the ed Messrs. R. J Taylor A: o.$ .have - ' - had tinislied three dwellings,, nine houses tor then hands, Desnies their j two and the head severed from l uge saw mill house, grist and Hour t i,e body, and , otherw ise mangled. ing mill hoiisil ;i - .'woodshop and A train had passed about ! fifteen blacksinith shifri-aiid are' nearly niimites Ind'ore.'-Mr. Motley Lslmrtlv done a good j. stave hoiis with 6t- after seeing the dead body saw the fice, and sletping;ipaS tineiit tijis :- prjeoner and a colored woman up stairs..' TlH'rir J sj di i il il s: w mill,; proacliing the Irani. On enquiring log: haul tip Aai?t works. Sterns jia- w hat they w anted, Cox tlicjrisin- tvnt'ai;Mut1iJO,ttMi Jt, i re si t uat t il up .- i. iii srftl .ogs' ;-. i re. c.iri ied uji oil ii e Vl-ViJul turiuHl over' hv. steam' powel'. I'liey Mi.Ne a 0 horse power ejigine, and Si) horse power boiler tli drive one of Hoe & Co's. ot ineli inserted tt hsaws.. When the' tee j Ii U-coi'iie- defective Jleutist StalliUgs their sawyer, judls them out and jiuts in new ont. Sawilust 1-; taken oil by a con veyer and enijijlied in front of the! furnace for fuel. 1 hey i nn shingle saw, lam saw, euging saw, aim cm otf saw plauing : niachines, -x-c., &e. They also run ;i :W horse jmw- er engine and Miiler to drive their corn and wheat mills. The meal and flour made at their mills are ex cellent, and their their mills HIht allv patronized. Tliey seem to save everything, light wood parts of slabs are sawed into shingles sappy narts into latiiK or wixKi ami saw dust and bark used for fuel. Even the flat lieatls and inigs are anx iously sought lijv their chickens. And believe ine, it is an actual fact, they have a real irtju railroad, exteuding from Black Creek 'about three miles splendid and substantial brid e across the .stream of Ulack Creek, road bed quite well thrown j up, sawed cross ties and iron most ly, Fish rail well spiked down, ami they are 'really hauling logs. on it with si real steam engine, named H. .1. Taylok." Wheat and eoru is nearly every day brought in on their engine to be ground and returned in Hour stud meal. The railroad is finished three ! mil. s and is lieing jiushed on to its j present destinatioii, viz. the county ii tad near Mrs. Matilda Barnes' four miles from Black Creek. It may then le extended in almost any direetioif though well timliered lands. There will lie si station sit the rosid cstlled liarnes' nesir the 4 mile j ost, where IuiiiIkt will 1h de livered corn siud wheat received from the surrounding '-country and ground sind returned; thus giving that section advantages similar to hstving mills in their midst. We shall lisive more to say of important industries in a future nuinlier. j Stockholders & Executive Committee's Meeting at Rocky Mount, j. ; Rocky Mount, N. C, ! August I'Uth, 182. I The iiHeting Was cstlled to order by Mr. AY. C. Gorham, Pres. Minutes read sind approved. G.C. BattIe,com niittee of one reported that he had written the railroad company in regsird to the track to Fsvir Ground, but had not received a reply. A vole w sis taken to sell the va cant lots belonging to the Fair Coinpiinv, SS slisires represented. J.J. Battle. authorized to sell the lots passed by st "majority vote. A debate w as had by T. 1. Brsiswcll sind J. II. Kxuin,that it might not be the proper' time to disposse )f the property as the value might Ik en hanced. Mr. R. II. Kicks stated no better time to sell than when the funds were needed. Weldon Fair Company wrote they hsid chsinged the time of hold ing their Fair to Xov. l.'ith to 17th. Moved that the President ap points delegates, to visit j State Fair and solicit exhibits to our fair. The delegates appointed are, T.J. Reainv.T. V. Brsiswcll, R. II. Hicks, J. S. Battle, and J. J. Bat tle. President acting, AV. C. (ior hain. Mr Jesse Brake suggested that dclegsitcs olV- lie invited to visit us from tlie Weldon, Ral eigh sind Tstrboro and complimen tary tickets be sent. Moved by T. P. Brsiswcll Unit the Secretary inform sill manufac turers, write eaeh one, making known to him. . . Meeting of Stockholders ad journed sind Executive Committee called to order. ' . Aii essay w as read by Mr. M. J. Battle on' the subject of improve ment in farming, Stockholds next meeting" 4th Saturday in September at 10 o'clock, barbecue on the oeca sion for the stocklTolders sind public essays to be lead. Executive Committee csilled to order. Committee on Speaking, Z. B. Vance accepted. -Committee on Trsiusportsitioii reported nothing had been done. Committee on Track reported nothing to com municate. . J. J. Battle, B. II. Burnt and A. Wr. Arl ington appointed a com mittee for getting. up show bills and hand bills, the number ti lie dis-' cretionary with the committee. That the. Commit tee on Music lie the same.. as last year, viz.:" J. J. Thorp, B. II. Biiiin and A. W. Arlington. ' V. C. (iORUAii, Pres. pro tern. J. 1). Jenkins, Sec'y. Trial ol Jerry Cox. r This i-iise which -iime it)) tor trial sit-Nashville-last week commanded wide spread interest and more t han si passing notice concerning the trial might not be out of .place. 1 he ease was called Thursday and was finish ed on .Friday. The delciideiit was ; ably defended 'by S. S. Alsop, Rsq., I and Dosscy Bsit-tle. fsi., and pros- ; edited by Solicitor Gallowsiy un aided by other counsel. The i ciid-: ers of the ADVANCE are' familiar j with t lie history of the crime; which . w as committed at Battleboio Xov. 10th 1SS1. j The testimony throughout was I very. -'damaging to the prisoner; itiid those who heard the testimony ilid j not doubtjW hiit the result would be. , The facts educed, on trial are sub ; stautially .'says the Goldsboro l.v xcnicr, t h;it the prisoner on the iiigiif of the nuinler hstd quarrelled with Hie murdered woman at the residence of st colored woman nam ed Isabella' Wiggins "'; that' he went out of the house to st tank-house near the rstilrosid in which he slept ; thiit the decesisj'il si: short while af terward went and aroused Smith, lie then cursed her and struck her, ami, returned. She j again went, to him, crying, siwoke him sind he car ried her to st bridge sibout fifteen steps from the railroad and thirty steps from the tsink-house. Wit nesses testified to hestring cries of distress made at that bridge about ih.'JO o'clock, P. M., and that the voice was tliat of st woman, one of the witnesses recognized, the voice sis thai ol the deceased," she was under the influence of liquor that ninht. When tlie 11:4,". freight r ,.,- n.;hi.d P.attleboro that the watchman (Mr. Motley) espied the dead body of the woman before th;i- ftrain Massed over it. It was bad I ,.( ,u the legs and arms lieing cut lelaiid I i-aine 'heii'. to. ' se i-f the train liadn't Killed Jiei'; 1 tried 'to get lief home but couldn't " get her any further than t he grounil,bridge, and and Ci-il d n her. 1 I cursed her and left her there." Molly re- j marked that if the train struck her he certainly didn't hear Jicr, "holler, and Smith replied, "Well, I thought 1 heard her.'? Mr. Motley then ask ed the defendeiit to come and ex amine the corpse and the defendent refused to do so, and also refused to go to the woman s house lor a qnui or sneer ro eoe.r ner. 11 Keu ImmIv with. The woman tliat was with him also refus'd to leiul any aid in having the corpse cared for. Defendeiit was much very .'excited whilst he was there. An apron was foiiml aliout 15 or '10 steps from the place wherelthe dead, luxly was ly ing. Hie detendant also stated the I next day to several ersons that lie had carried the deceased ; to the! "ground bridge" and left her there ! crying, and to one witness he tried ! to account for the death of the wo- with man by saying that the liglituing had run over her "as she tried to make a quick step over the track." The defendant stated to one of the wit nesses the morning after the killing that in taking: the deceased to the Aground bridge" he had threstteiied to "larrnp her with a piece of hoop iron." Dr. J. G- Rives was introduced by the State as an expert regarding the mode of the woman's death. He gave it as his uuqualilied opinion that the deceased could not have come to her by being struck or riiu over by the train on accouut of the very small quantity of blood to -Ik seen near the track and slout the body only enough blood being there to have issued from the chest alter death when struck by the train. ; He said he wassatislied the woman wsis not alive wl(en the train struck her. I ! There was no evidence ottered by the defence. It is probable thslt Jerry himself would have taken the stand as a wituess in his own lie half, but for the fact that the Solic itor (ever wide awake in such emer gencies) had caused gentlemen in Wayue county to lie summoned lis witnesses as to the character" of Jerry, and they were promptly on; hanil. But, as Jerry w as not ex-1 amined, these iinieiiehing witnesses could not lie introduced. -'". The speeches by counsel were, able on both sides. - - ; The charge of JudgeMacRae was. Very sible and impartial, and at 1:15; o'clm koii Friday the ease was fully' siting for nearly three hours, retain ed a verdict of guilty. ...' if The prisoner's counsel then mov ed for a new trial which was refus-' ed. The prisoner when asked what lie had to say why judgment of death should not be pronounced against, him replied that he hadn't had a fail trial ; that the jnry hadn't given liini justice, and tliat he was an in nocent man. j His Honor then sentenced him to lie hanged on Friday the 22d day of Septeinliernext. From this judg ment the prisoner sippealed to the Suoreme Court. Advertised Letters. A list of letters and Postal cards wholy written, in the Post Ottice at Wilson, N. C:, Aug. 23, 1882. ' GENTLEMEN. . . ; Charles Bass, Hardy Bryant) Lyas Daugh, Foreman Darden Allen Garrett, Nelson wigginsoiij John Henry, O. K.- Holloway, Geo; Hulin, Whome Macklin, Mason lA Pullin, Dawsy Powells, Willoughby Reade, H. C. Spiers, P. Sutton, col ored: Win. A. Taylor, Da.ve Yar-i boro, (2.) LADIES. ' Mrs; 1). K. Dstvis, Mrs. Pattit Farmer. Mrs. L. Shaw aud Miss! Mainly Thompson! If the above letters aud cards are not cstlled for in four weeks, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. M. C. Daniels, P. SL API'OIFiiTIW ENTN. We publish by request the' appointments of Kev. 1. It. Ilruton. Presiding. Elder of Warren ton District Methodist Episcopal Church South, Fourth llnuml in Dart, r ishina- Creek Mission at Farm ville - - Auir 3ii, 27 Weldon and Halifax at Weldon - Sent. a. East Halifax at Paimyra: - - - Sept. d, 10 Halifax Circuit at Ebenczer - - Sept. US. 1' Wilson Station. - - - - - Sept. 21. 24 Nashville Circuit at Sharon, - -Oct. 1,2 1). K. Hkitton. P. E. (ireensboro, N.C. Mr. .loseiilnis Lui'iis, the oldest resilient ef'tliis cimiitv, died Siind;iv nijjflit last. He was one hundred anil (ine years old. suul wits well known in the comity, lie never .took a dose of medicine in his life never vax attended hv a din tor and was never sick as loiisr as six days in his whole life. In Niishville, N. C, on Tlmrsd.iy ni;lit. Ail";. 17th Mrs. Hattie A. E. Harper, wife of J. V. liarper. Ksq., .ami daughter of Uey. Jere Johnson, 'atred M years. She was a good wo man in every sense of the word. She professed religion m her thir teenth year, and was a devoted and consistent nieinlier of Hie M. E. Church. She leaves a 'husband, daughter, father, sister, two broth ers and many friends to liioui ii her death, lnit theirjoss is tier eternal fjain. '.'The Lord gave and tliejjord hath taken -iwny. l'lessed lie the name of Lord." : A Fkik.nd. 7IAKHIi:l. In the Court House, in this place, yesterday morning, Justice Mercer officiating, Mr. Lelioy Ballance to Miss Lina Davis. Judge Macliae was was in town this week on his return from Nash Court. HOME JTEMS. : Musical instruments tuned and repaired at ChurchwelFs, - Delays ark DANGKUors.-A I siignr jsaui in i ue oack, neaiiacne, or heaviness about the chest and stomach may Hrtendof something very serious, while if taken at the start it is easily remedied.. AV'e don't know of a more valuable rem edy in such cases than .1. M. Laro que's Anti Hilious Hitters. Their action upon the human system is truly wonderful. Don't delay, but v"' 'use the Hitters now : the price is reasonable, and all druggists ! sell them; cents and 1. W. E. ; Thornton, proprietor, Md. Haltimoie, A geiitleniaii said to us a few days i ago, '7011 Wilson people 'are re illy I the niost wonilertiil people in the i world, you have the Isest of every '.thing-' lK,st schools,- tiest ,newsa- per, prettiest ttiiwii, .and t helest. ; deirfist. Only a tew days. -'ago I ; had :t tooth that whs giving, nie particular fits and contributing 1 very largely into making me a pro fane man? when I stepded into j your dentists office. Dr. Joyner is I his name I lielieve, and he pulled it j out without giving me the least I pain. neiicVforth when I want i any dental work 1 shall come to ; Wilson. Good bye." And oil' he 1 went. Everylkidy talks the same ; way, and we notice that . Dr Joy- j ne,'s practice lias increased so he keeps almost constantly busy. Good work will tell. - MISGELLANEQ US. WANTED. A CLEKK WHO KNOWS HOW TO KEEP txxks. Must come well recommeDded. Ap ply to. EDITOR ADVANCE. ANNOUNCEMENT. I herebr announce mvself as a Candida U1 for exress train going North the otliee of Superior Court Clerk of Nash county subject to the action of the Democratic Nominating Convention. W. T. GRIFFIN. suptl-2c MISGELLANEQ US. 4- DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The parTtM'nihinhprptnforp xiiititiir tu.t-u. M, P. I'owellan.l A. IU.Iui.n. is this ai- olved twnutual consent. The lHisine) of the linn Willi) rarrioloa by th un.li rsivnl at the saniti Standi. sep3-ll .1 ALFRED f" BIXSO. JOB PRINTER WANTED. I want an honest, rvliaMe. solx-t- Iol nriirt.r who ain also assist in new-narx-r Wiirk. ' W rit at once statiiiK wagrs expci-tul, Sc. josKPirrs n.y x i ei.s. .',. WUso. N.C. Notioe! I will sell on the 14th dav of Stnutnlr. l.-' at the late resklcnce of liev. Wm. lioes. Ue ceasotl. thcftilliwintf peretfiial property: Two Horsi-s. tine lluptry. One Two librae Wann. a aluable l.ilrarr and olli. r persnial prtpcrty. TeruMUtdo ' t ; i .-, , W. cn-oss. auirJVJt . Administrator. NOTIOEj llnvinif qualirtcd as Administrator of the i-- taU-of Hiram Wetib. deasL all nt-moiw in. dented to akl estate are hereby notified to make immediate payineut, and putiee holdinir claims against said estate arv hereby otitltii t present them for paymenton or beforethe :ilrd .lay of Aujrust, lsiS, or this notice frill be p.eaded In bar ol thear reooA ery. ; N . ' . M. B. ATKINSON, Administrator. Murray Woodard, Atty '9. .' Notice- On Tlursday 21st day of Septnnber next at the-late residence of Kowland Wiirtnsj iie ceaaed, tb Oartmj's iTownship, trtatUt pi ll at public aiirtion, for caah, all the-petitonat prop erty belobtrinir to the estate of iaid deoeased, consiatln of household and WmHir furniture, farming literutila, chickens, dokd c. , Adm'rwith Will Aiim-n-d. Auirust 23, 18S. t fi,- y, j auas-it DISSOLUTION NOTICE. THE PABTKKKSHIP HERETOITOKE Ex isting between Simpson Smith baa this day fonen. diHnrtlvel hv- mutual uuuumL '- Van lfaVlng claims against 'thenrinr-wHl present them, to A. C. Binipson, who will also collect the aunta,mort8aesandnotea'dut!tthearm. G. jnouuui will uuuiuiutun jjver SMH.uuiesiai lisoment. and A. P. Simpson will carry on the business, with that exception, aa heretofore. Parties ordering beertonor after ith is date will pieuseivv l.oeiroruersujt.n. Diuiin. ' . A.P.SIMPSOX. Sep.l'83-tf. . G.M.SMITH. , irotioe- ; Havirur qualified as Administrator of tho e tate of William Closs, deceased, before the Pro- uate Jude ot v ilson County, notiee is hereby Kiven to all persons Indebted to the estate of said deceased to make immediate payment, and to all persons having claims atrainst the de ceased to present them for payment on or. lie fore the Si day of Auirusty lt5, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. W.U. t'LOSS, Administrator. CONNOB a W(H)DARD,' Att'ys. r. . Wison, N": 0. SENATORIAL CONVENTION., By virtue of authority vested la mi I hereby announce that the Senatorial Convention nf the Seventh District composed of Wilson, Nash and Kranklin eounties will be held in the Court House, at Nashville, on the 2nd day of Septem ber, lmti, at U o'clock M. The Nash, county del enatesare niuested to meet in the (irand Jurv room at llo'cl(K.-k on the same day for the pur pose of selecting their candidate to present to said Convention. i , It. H. BUNN i ' ' , ' Ch'm Deni, Kx. Coin. Jlocky Mount, X, C. Autf. l'-tli, 1HSJ. s . . - f; aujrtJ5-2t. PEACE; INSTITUTE, ,;,; ' " K AI.KIGI1, -N. BOARDING & DA Y SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. The next session commences on Thursday the ;$lst of August and closes the tirst 'Tuesday - jin June following. ' ,l$Ad vantages j for in struction injaji hranclies) usually taught in JBtt-class leniijle 8emi naries unsnrpJtssed. .-:.. For circulars and catalogu s -aiAl particulars sift; to course of study, terms, &c; 1 : ' ' 1 Address ' ' . I HEY. li, KUUWELL, , i t . I'roprietop, iiine'JO-lOwtJ ltaleigli,?N.;C CO CO Tin Wilson GraiBi Sclool. ! The Second year of thef Wilson Traded School will ooiumeiiee Alon- day, September 11th. lSSii. For the puriiose ol'exainiiiatioiii and ol rec-eiving tickets adinitt,in them to their proper grades, all. pupils are specially requested to present tliem selves at the school building on the following appointed ila.s New pupils. puiM)siiig to eiitcrj Thurs day Seiiteinber th. lupus en rolled last, year. KiidavSei it ember 1 Sth. Those present at linail exanii 1 nation last year will not require ic- exaiinnatioii. i If is ilesiraiiie anil very iwwr tant that, pujiils rutrr of the heiiii itinil of thi term so that .they , may not: lose whatever':-advantages ;i prompt 'ijiitrani'i1 will ensui,,- .- ; , r Jf Mi's; i. ToMLiN'ibx,' : Principal. Hi 1 ri JUil l ULLLU INSTITUTli STKICTLV NON SECTA RI AN.' i ')' i 30th -Session liegins londay, fseptemlier 4th. ls.S2. Spacious Huilding, Fine Library and appa ratus, Exjierieiieed and Thorough Teachers, Preparatory andjOollegi ate Coui-ses, Peculiar Advantages to Young Men for Hushies Train ing, and young Ldaeies for Com plete Instruction in Music. We graduate several each yearlin these . depart men ts. , -A :.A.Jis...i..ii.J.i -i ...A ; 1 I : ICS t w ' m ? f. vi-m l.' SJ.riS' j I 3S ! x ?H ' i:.Q" H I'SL mm numm lerms unusually .uuMieraie. For catalogue address S 1 ' S. H ASS ELL, A.SM.. 1'KlJfCIPAL. Wilson, N. C. i BROKER. & BRO. -o- THE Rapid increase in our trade i " ! . at ' ro Necessitated a . ; Consolidation of our AND We resiiectfiilly inform our Fi OF V ilson, 1'iit and Greene Coun-. ties,! tlirougli the columns of the Advance, tliat we have Al -:0:- ' ' TO I Tliat portion of our fri ends AND Who are in tjie. habit of Svisit ing We svil.l lipid out Special "". :To make it an OBUEC T For Them To transfer their flESTEEMEDMTRONAGE Heretofore, given ws in Wilson to -: ' i : -; Tarboro, - t j. Where our Mr Aliraham HeiP broner will; always be happy to welccSme his old friends. Than kin j the good peo- pie of ilson, anil ad- joiiungt C-ounties for their liberal pat ronage extended to us while en- g1 al g e d in business at W i n .WD Solicits a transfer 01 the ;-same . t 1 ' ro ni'K We are Hejpectfully, ' L. Heironer & Bro., AGENTS. :0:- tl, P. S. Special attention jiaid to ORDERS - ' ' ! Entrusted to me L.IIEIL MMIUll! Tarbo 8T0KEaS! lends Tarboi ISO I IIIWII STOKES Al Heilbroner- WHITtC in i ipilit : :, tt:: ;V .:-. v We finished opening the LARGEST Ai FINEST V I I ' "' ' '"' : : "'.''. Stock ff (Okwils nered ever o j market! an (1 be pleased call from our ... -( llespeetfully, J. & D. II 11 1 -:(: WmX P -WITH TIN Till I IMMilllUUI 111 IIIIII IHIJ IIIIL1) Fruit Dryers, (filler Mills,Aplv and Peacli Parersj the Hkrnner Engines, thei Birtlsall, the l'axtoii and KrieUd Engines, tlie Hall, the ;" jUarver, the Van Winkle, ami .. Centennial Cotton dins. ' . J Clark Sew I Cotton Cleaners Cotton Seed Mills, I Torse Powers . - : C5fl Feed Cuttei-s, Heltingj Cane Mills, the : J"Queen of theSoiUli' ami the Mimh-c County Portable, Grain Mills saw Mills, the Acme, the : Thomas, jt lie Iron Age anil the Ueiner Harrows. (Jraiii Drills, Water Tifn ks, Swinu Churiu 'nltivatoiOiie and Two Horse lading WHlking-RoadAIacliiues, I'limps, Mill Fixtures, Hone Powers. - I rite us tur Cireulcrs and 1 I ' A(lilreKs,j . " L. L. POLK tt CO., I RALEIGH, IT. C. KYNUMi Ask for me, ' And a great curionity you will wee. For sale by Bynuiii, Daniel (,'o.- Try me once, , , 1 Yon will use no other, I will do as I agree;" I'll stand by you like a brother. Not a wrinkle yon will see, And prices are reducipd on liie. The Finest ynd clieaiiest Dress wok; 11) : 11 He sure to fall aud ask BYIVUIV1. i Csil w w w w WW WW w w w w II II 11 11 illinium WW w WW w II II II 11 1 - '-' 1 ;i! ' f;t.wicciws, DHALKU IN i;Ei;iHL .itiinii.iw: WILSON 2T - C . W. T. BLACKVELL & CO. Durham, N.C. Maaaflttttmn tk Orlfiaal Ht Mr 0aala TOBACCO IS THE iHKST, TOBACC'O EVKIJ PUT TDC mm. rI- DURHAM BlackwelFs Durham ' - t ALU ' . MANUFAOTTJRRES OF Durham tong-Cijt and Durham Cigarett. s Thfs(.ads We offfr mdfr iWso'.utr tHiranlff Mf They are the finest aud Purest Good-i uiion the market. Thev are free from iDrtiiw or Chemicali of any kind. They consist of the finet Tobacco, and purest n-e paiM-r mnd V- -' :' . -; ! i - - ;'-:''" ; ovsTKirs ( lirceived Fresh Every VM)Y Week at junl-tf IRON FRONT. 1 have about in this w to liav a OETTINGER, WILSQ3ST, IsT. C. Thr' iiid ' ',' 'rices. It will Pay ou Tr t. - ' on hi 4 1 TlTafllafl( -..lIANltev. & ( i). Patent hiri 1 N t. tl ' I J .(- V.h .RV' ;r t . Shirt in tlie 1 ; .iJ for it. We are now agents loj one ol BEST and CHEAPEST Lngines in the world. Now Is the time to buy one for future deliv ery. (Threshers, Separators, ,and kindsof Machinery sold cheap. Call and see us. ? , -. - ANIEL U CO. PAID FOB KEKKKE V. K HKHKKK I! Y A A A A A A . A ,; A A ' A l'T i 'i r i"i T' r 1 T Our claim for merit la baaed upon the fact that a chemical analyst proves that the tobacco grown In our section Is better adapted tomakeaGOOD.TL'It.r, I satisfactory smoke than AN'Y OTIIFTt tobacco grown In the world ; and beinc situated In the IIKART ot thU fine ttibai-o section, WE hare the PICK, of the offering. The public ap preciate this 5 hence our sales EXCEED the prod ui of A Mi the leadlhjc mannibctorinjl ,em biaQ&Z. genuine, unleia it I bean fit trademark of. & BuU.' A.VI) MOHT UXIKOKM DKAXIKlFKMO I'POX THK MARKET . Byxum, Daniel & Co's. -.- 1