North Carolina Newspapers

The Wilson Advance. Wilson. X. C September 21, 1883. I .Ml. x to A.tveilKe.M, Inil-F "1,,r Xoliut- H M S. fby r Notice-W KM r; tr .J ' - ; Notice-F A WiKxlanl ? ; Liquors J & K Mahomy Juweiry-I htti.iiiarm iale Drwrs-Walku & Williams : .- Kntrin.. Ilranoh & Ha Ui y lrrtam--W rhenr liro Hat." and ai-J W Oilmer noalKstnle -lloai.i&N11' Um Lift- Iiiuura'iff;- luan.s 4c Nicholson Whok-sale (intM-W F Alien Co - Commission Me n hants -Hardy & liron C .intuition Mfcr. lmnia-t. i st.-w w ( -f.mmi8i.n M.nhants-Oorilon jiroineni l'ianon a.i.l Oivans- J'ark.r. Hume & Hwljres cmmilon Murclmnts-Ourley, Ilar-linon Co Coifoll ii iclits. Tin Boekv Mount Graded School l,.is l'.Mi pupils enrolled. Mr. S. (I. Pearsall. a '-prominent cili.t ii of Mount Olive is dead. . Tin ioldsboro "Me&.seiiger" claims to liave nearly 7,000 sub scribers. Tin rainy weather this week has delayed cotton picking. ' In. 'conse quence business is dull. Smith & 'IMiodcs have fitted up n nice place in the rear of their store a an oyster saloon. The "Tiines" says that next sea s.ur will witness a large number of tobaeeo fields in Franklin. Next yi-ar, instead of planting so inueli cotton, our turners would do well to diversify their -crops. 1 Mr.'.l.-U. Davis will shortly open a resturaiit on Goldslioro street, near the market house. l'ev I '. M. (Jreeu of Ohio will preach in the Disciples church in this place, Monday night, Oct. 15th. The editor of the AdvanCH w ill l,e nt (in-cne Court. He, hop -.- to j, et delinquents there prepare to seflle. Branch & Hadley have a fifteen horse-power engine whieh they a ill sell at a bargain. Sen adver tisement. Bricks, to build nrp being a Presbyterian hauled church on N.isli street ed i-Vhool.- opposite the (irad: The recent rise in cotton -makes some of our friends, who lost heart ily n August futures, wear pleas ant smiles, The, Sniithtield "Herald"', says, hurrah for the Wilson and Florence l!;iilio,id. Col. Bridget's sayn it must be built. ; ,Mes Herbert ( Vi., ' linye just opened. a large wholesale and re tul sime house in Rocky Mount. We wish lliein iniie.il success. Alt. Pleasant Sunday School, Nasli conn' , w ill have a pie,-ni: O.toliet 'Otli. IN-v. J. ll.Ciiimi ill ili liver a Sunday School ad-' ilres out lie occasion. Two new grocery stores have Iii4 been opened in Itocky .Mount liv I'.. l Anington and .1. It. In. ileruood. They aie -deserving men and both of them will do well. V.r. O. (1. ..loires has resigneil his position on the jiolice fire and Mr. P. Iv. Kidder has been elected in his' place. Mr. Jones was an ex- celtt nt ollicer ami .Air. Kidder wi t lie. - : Mr. II. W. Peel has jrtst finished h iking a census of the white chil in the (iraded School Dis trict. Me tinds that there are Till del ween the ages of six and .twen- tv one. l'he- horrible- murder of Miss' Au- ue Iiopkllis by ICC lover. M'hieh we pilot lied l ist week hapiened ' i . -1 . - - . . :it k'ocky . Mount, "'irgin ia and not j we! I liock.v Mount, this State, as published. TI.. Wilson Cotton Mill is doinj well. ri... i..wi...w l.. i increasing and. we. have it from tin ! Treasurer, that more t han the ex ieu-es are being made. He t hinks it will pay well. ' The thanks of the ADVANi'Eof- tn e are due ti Ford & Co for :m i-kaiit treat of the excellent kind "t crackers' .which they - keep in hlnck. Also ldi-clL'ais wltli whieli our force "puffed"' this linn. Mr. C. V. WestbriMik's large li iAinule, som ll mule and sinali i . hi "pony strayetl from his place ne. ir Wilson on tin' ni'it of the loth. We hope he will Ik suc- ce-s-llil in l':l I it 1 1 1 I i I I We are pleased t fe that act- ng (l ixeriior UoIk-isoii has re ap U-oiated Mr. .h.hii llutchiusoii. asliier of- the Wilson National : ink, a Notary -Public. A better !'oiutmenf could not, have lieen n.nle. Our agent, Mr. Hardy, had oc. -ion to visit Warrenton last Iw-ek on business for this in.u.i. n. I tic w rites that he never "stop il at a better hotel than the Phoe- kept by that pi im-e of hotel-' -Is, (ieo K. Ouincv Kso. ltu !'e alltl. tll'sl el:iij iMiii)iiii.n.t ' " . ..... ,.,. lei .1. .1. Il.n K-r occupied the l pies liullilt Sinid av inoriiiiii' nl night, and nreni'liei - l,i',,l s' It was our pleasure to 'o his sermon' in the morning. was logical, convincing and ear He is a good ineacher and l rust that his Conference, which ... . , .....j IVtlllll IIIII1 iUou anoi her .war in nexi liiiiiii It intiv i,;... Wilson shim tied .' lr.ti ..i' puou irom enteml)pr laf . ti... t .. ... -" 1882 1 'H. 1'.1T Thio yearv In - hiic nine lioli shorn k1iii.iW1 f'.'U h.dcs. From tlv,. k...!. jvill be son. that there is -but ! .IHU'iciu o in the. receipts of l wo towns. As t.i fl,. f-l there U liTediuere,u', Tl lit k o.irt.... ... I. . - "i on ui:ti Ket in the State at licit larniers' realize n 'hir rice than ii Wilson, and the .ell. here" 'amin.-iu.. innei s who . - " " -' - 1 ear us out in this statemenf I 1'C "4IuiH'Ii:insioi ..!... ilnssey of the nrewwlw : ' ihv. ota re I'liot. sav.s r nit t ho i... . j . - -..... fill nui ot rumors vim... effect that (3ov. Jarvis h i J a kidnajied i i;oston n(, t i he price ot l.Ls ransom was enioval to Massachusetts and "ididaoy lor Governor of that lUIOIlwealth. I Comn.nn tn.ri and patriotic North Caro 's we reioice to t ' o story has no foundation in fact e day of the alleged kidnap Mr I, """"" .-. KUesi -- -nm o. liarreJt -it and was eniovimr . Con- hoSp,tabties of "Battle Lawn." SCHOOL EX IT IB I T IOM- Onr young townsman, S. B.Dew, Esq., who is reading medicine un der J)r. Herring, delivered au elo quent literary -address 'before Mr. 11. F. Farmer's school near Pinch's mill Wednesday, at the close of the school. Although the weather was very inclement a large crowd was in attendance and the exhibition reflected' credit alike .upon pupils and teacher. jeas ,v yicnoLsoy These gentlemen are now devot ing a good iwtion of their lime to insuring Gin-llouses and contents'. Only three of the ten first class fire companies they represent, will insure this class of property, owing to the fact that such u large number of gins bum every year. These three companies had qnite a hiimltei of losses in this section last season, which were promptly paid through Mess. Deans & Nich olson. Owners of gins, dwellings &c. who w ish to have their prop erty safely insured against loss by lire at a comparatively-small cost, can do so by applying in person or by mail totliis reliable firm at Wil son. the an, i ded school- The Graded School opened last Monday with a larger attendance ui.iii ,wij inruuu.i session's open ing. There is need for another teacher, and the Hoard will secure uni- nmn .is pussioie. xiie en rollment to-day is about 280, and new ones continue '''to-come in everv day quite a number expected Monday. Everything seems favor able lor a successful session. The teachers begin their work with energy and enthusiasm, and seem determined to do their full v duty. The nupils show that they are in earnest. Xearly every lazy boy has turned over a new leaf. Xow lot the patron, and citizens gen erally, continue their nresenr, "nod. will for the school, and much good will accrue unto them and. our town. Ay y ual STJTEMKyr. We send out this week in sup plement form the annual statement of the Board of County Commis sioners for the, year ending Septem ber 3rd 18S.V The statement will show that while the Board has not been niggardly in its' ''appropria tions, it has been rigidly economi cal and that the expenses.' ; have been cut down as low as it has been possible. Heretofore the amount expended for the poor lias consumed a largo proportion of the funds at the disposal of the commissioners- now, while no de serving parties are refused help, aid is extended from the poor house and liegister Barnes informs us t hat tlii.- will be a great saving loth., county. The Court House has been thoroughly renovated, re paired and painted until there is not, a neater Court House in the state. At the last , -term of our Court Judge Phillips oiiplimented our Commissioners very highly for t heir progressive spirit as thus evi denced.; The iinances or the coun ty were lie ver m a better condi tion. It is true that for several weeks during the past summer the Treasurer was not able to pay the county orders, but that was uiie to the, fact that our late Sherill' was behind in his accounts about ?G0OO. Now, however, allorders are cashed as presented to our Ti casurer. We need not say-because it goes without saying ;fhat Wilson county never had on the whole a more progress ive econoin ical, wide-awake lward of conimissioiiers and the affairs of the county were never more wisely adininisteied. vine us iKt I Ai'vun iViiES. The Sills big consolidation, which the brothers have efl'icted of ineii various iinuseinent enter- j prises, and which requires many i colossal tents in which to exhibit j its numberless great features and novel attractions comes to Wilson, hept. 2.th. Its straightforward and emphatic style of advertisinir. the splendid reputation whieh pre- ceues lr, ami the high character of the ci'Mtentials it oilers, have on- crated to run its stock way above Graded School, the balance will lie par in" the public estimation, and ri,isi"d by taxation. Jno. Mur cverybody seems to Ix-Iieve its 1'J'iey and Geo W Sugg have gone promises and is bound to see it.-, ! wonders. Sy massing their en tire zoological collections the -management have secured a menag erie beyond all precedent m its magnitude and its numbers of liv ing specimens of strange and rare wild animals and curious birds; yet not content wi:h this achieve ment, they have added largely to t heir catalogue during the winter just past, including quite a num ber ol animals that, arc new to America. The Snow-white Buffa lo, captured in Dakota, last Febru ary, the Am ochs, a recent impor tation from Lithuania, the ("rested Camels, the white Zebra, the tive ton Double horned White Sene gamhian-Rhinoceros, the Woollv elephants from the Maylav Archi pelago, the Abyssinian Ylaeke Vark, ami the Malacca Habiroussa, are features which can be seen in no other collections. In the ..magnificent -parade, wh eh takes place on the morning of the day of exhibition, will Ihj in troduced the beautiful liew nation al tableau of 'Columbia Surround ed by her Court of Buantv," in which will be presented the lour handsomest women in America. I'EOI'LE tyn Til EI It MOVE. MEM'S. Mr, W. W. Ilargrave has return ed from the meeting of the Phar maceutical Association at Wash iugtou city. While North he at tended the Baltimore Oriole and the Boston Exposition. He siieaks m the highest I terms of praise of North Carolina's exhibit at Boston. 31iss Uattic ' Eleusworth, of Petersbug, who has been visit mo at Mr. Young's, returned home! Monday, Mr. Arthur Barnes ami 3irs.r. a. liynuni were called to Wilson last Friday to the funer al of Mrs. John T. Barnes, Mr. Ceo. D. Green has gone North to purchase goods! He. will take in the Koston ExiMisitiou, llev. week assisting in a protracted ! meoti.Mr mo ,i;f i- I ! SundWvVjoh;Nlwho!SPOteUt reas0 for preacueu a thoughtful and impies lve sermon, Our young friend, Alex Quails, has accepted a posi tion with Mr L. H. Fulcher where he will be pleased to see his friends Mr. W. E. Deans, one of our" best known salesmen, is now at Hines Hadley & Co's, Walter . Woodard Esq returned to liandoIpEt Macon College Monday, -('apt. Sam Hodges and family retarnod to JSorfolk Monday,- Mr. H. D. Egerton, of Louisburg, was in town this week, Hugh F. Murray Esq., and Sheriff Far mer are at Pitt Court this week, Miss Bettie Clark has return ed borne, C. A. Young, II. C. Moss, M. T. Young and L. II. Fulcher left Monday to buy their : fall stocks. While North they will visit the Boston Exposition, -Mr. W. G. Bronghtonof Stanhope, who honored, onr office with a call Tuesday, represents the crop pros- Iectin his section as goody- We a-e glad to see Elder P. D. Gold out again after his illness. We hope he will soon be entirely re stored to perfect health. Mr. Hernice Walker, Grand Masonic Lecturer is in town this week lect uring to the Wilson Masons, Elder B. Greenwood, has returned from an extended trip through Western ISorth Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. He attend ed a number of Associations and preached several sermons to im mense "congregations. He Is de lighted with his trip and charmed with the hospitality of his South ern brethren,- Kev. J. TJ Cor- den, the popular pastor of the Tois not Methodist Church,is movingto build a fine church in that progress ive town, lie left last week for Baltimore and - Norfolk to solicit funds.-' Mrs. J. II. Lowenburg, of Beaufort, is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. P. Haskitt, in Wilson, Our former couutyman, Chief Jus tice Cotton, of Titt, and Miss Ag nes Cotton have gone on a North ern tour, after w hich Miss Cotton will , enter Georgetown Convent Seminary,- Miss Mena Branch returned to Peace Iustitute, Eal eigh, last week, II. II. Williams Esq., of Nash, - who was in town yesteruay, represents crop pros pects in his section as not very good. Mr. G. B. Brantley from the same section who was in town thinks the crops good. "Many men, many minds"- Our popular furniture dealers, Messrs B. J. Cobb and W. P. Wootten have returned from the. North where they pur chased large stocks of goods in their line, Brother Blount, of the "Mirror" couldn't wait until the circus reached. Wilson, but ran up to Weldon Wednesday to see it. lie proiiounees it "very good." Prof. C. E. Haskitt. of Castalia, who was in town Monday, repre sents the yield of cotton in that section as uot large. Mr. Jacob. S. Allen, contractor from Ealeigh, was in town yesterday as referee in the case of the disagreement be tween Messrs. JJranch and Barnes in regard to building Mr. Branch's house. -Itev. Dr. llnfham, of Scotland Neck, was called to Wil son last Friday to officiate at the funeral services of Mrs. John T. Barnes. Dr. II. is one of the ablest and most eloquent divines in East ern North Carolina. Mr. J as. E. Carter, of Nash, has accepted a po sition with Corbett& Co. Miss Addie Marsh arrived Saturday to take her place as teacher in the Graded School.' Mr. J as. E. Clark and family will leave this morning for New York, Brooklyn and Boston to be absent about a mouth. Miss Annie Barnes left yesterday evening on a visit to Black Creek. s ta yro ysB urg items. Jr. F. M. Move is in receipt of a pair of fox squirrels ; sent him from Uraganza Ga., by Mr. W. A Joues a son of Rickey Jones Esq., of this count-. It is rumored that Mr. W. B. By- num ot thw place, will make Wil son bis home at an early date. As we were passing. Mr. ' B. F. Whitleys coach shop the other day we saw a gentlemen driving tacks with a sledge hammer, the only ex cuse ne rcudered was that the tack hammer was not convenient. Messrs Jacob. Ed wards -and W, trills pi your town were m our section on Sunday last. Mr. 'Ed wards however has a cousin not a huudred miles from here. - - , J. .SAO If 11 ILL ITEMS. Our Snow Hill letter is crowded out this week. We condense: i nere is m treasury for the : V" 11 '"eir iaii stoCK. Tuey X'. ... 1 .1 - .. . . .... wiii go to Uoston The lawn par- ty at Mr. A. I. Faircloth's was a very enjoyable occasion. Mr Frank Taylor and Miss Ada Sugg were married at Bainbow church, Wednesday of last week. Mr. John P- Beid is the telegraph op erator here. Mr. Chas. L. Mur phey was thrown into a ditch by his horse a few days ago. No dam age except a-good ducking. Supe rior Court . October 1st, Judge Phillips will preside. Railroad From Weldon to Castalia. W. F. C," writes the "News Observer"' a letter concern in sr n railroad from Weldon through Kingwood to Castalia, Nash counrj-. It would be of great benelit to the peoidc and w e Indieve would , pay handsomely. lie says:",- I would like to present some of the many reasons why a., railroad from Weldon via Kingwood, Hali fax county, to Castalia, in Nash county, would be a safe enterprise for capitalists, and result in hand some dividends o i the stock. The road would run through au almost level countrv, slightly Undulating, and pass through anil open u; a pretty and large extent of rich territory. The people all along the rout are emphatically an agricultural community, the staple product being cotton. The people of Bingwood aud all down as far as Castalia, in Nash county, have to haul their goods from twelve to twenty miles, and of course their cotton has to be hauled the same distance to be shipped. Now all this transportation and much more would go to this road if construct ed. . - ."J Messrs. C. W. Garrett & Co.; near Bingwood, Halifax connty, N. C, annually ship a large quanti ties of wines from their extensive and flourishing vineyard: all of their i shipping would go to this road if j in existence. Of course it would ?v IT th V "'u116, f real 111 Mou and all aloug its line, an- struction I have penned these reflections in me nope that those who have the capital will look into it, take hold of it, and energetically starL Nice line pf.ladies cloaks and walking jackets of an i qualities at vt arreu & Uarnes, WHITAKEKS. The rains for the past week have played havoc with the corn and fodder through our section, especi ally on the lowlands. We have heard of one or two large farmers losing nearly, their entire crop by the late freshet.. Sorry, but we can't help it. We did not know it was goiDg to rain so much, had we, we would have told vou. The pulpit of the M. P. Church was filled Sunday morning by Rer. J. P. Simpson, net. W. S. O'B. Bobinson, U. S District Attorney, spent a dav and night thwek with that chief of best, W. C. Taylor, Esq-oi Nash. lome again, always glad to see yon. Wr. W. Sleight left Monday for P the orth to purchase fall goods. it is reported that one of our I voung Uacuelors has rented him a awelling house. That looks like business, don't it T W hat do yon sayT . - , - Mr. J. A. Richardson has made arrangements with a Norfolk firm and he will buy cotton in our town this fall. So farmers "fetch her in. Our stores are beginning to look quite city-like, especially Messrs. J. 11. Jutchin""s Sons. EdjrAenmlw'fl rwwmlar Sheriff Tnn R . stSto; ZrZ. TiTT , ...... - Fizzy. OBITUABT. "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord 1" Blessed in their own supreme, eternal happiness bless edinthe unforgetting memory of muse nuu ueariy loveu. mem ou earth, and who love them still with a love of deeper tone than ev er Detore blessed for the testimo ny, which, by a life and death of fait.h. fliow hnra f r. tha j mvj VVV W tUU &(IVlV- AAA J AAA I ory, and covenant-keeping faithful- ness oi uoOj through Christ, by the j-i-oiy opirii i Departed this life September 13th, 1883, at Wilson, N.O, . In the 51st year of her age, ' Mrs. Elizabeth O. wife of John T. Barnes. It seems that on an occasion of this kind, words lose their power, language becomes a mockery. A uear menu, a iaixnnu wile, a ten. der and loving mother is gone, and in r Ii lAAlmwa r A-,. ; 1 i I with weakness, we move our pen in vain to give adequate expression to ner many excellencies of character. Mrs. Barnes was a woman in the highest sense of that word, refined, u; l -m .... 7 cultivated, gentle, loving. A con sistent member of the Missionary Baptist church, ghe so lived that ner "aaily walk and conversation" betrayed Jesus ever nresent with ner. &he was in delicate health for a number of years, and, when at last recognizing the mortality of her msease, sne awaited the inevitable 1 There was no' d nn . llOlir Wlf.h PQlni nhricflai. J-v.-.nnn.A I sweetlv and onietlv inranl slumbers upon its mother's bosom. v Ti -,j . j ma (uiuiuv snc-passea away to her home in heavenr Tier womanly qualities, sweet disposition, laithfulness in friendship, drew around her a host of friends, who now speak of her as a moaei wue. a pattern for moth ers. As a wife she was to her hus band wisdom, courage, strength, hope, endurance. As a mother she was to her chMrerthe divinity oi miancy," "tne angel-spirit ol home," aye, tenderness, watchful- ness, protection, devotion. If death were the end of all, truly the grief of friends, husband, and chil- tiren, wonia be inconsolable. "But ware Depot. Wilmington N. C. vrvJ? 87"? n8 McCraw & Nuruey have just re W Si Yr TS ?uf.Lord ?us ceived the latest patent' Beef Chip Christ." In the christian religion r hrm,, ul. n pnahw t So SK?nnSrreU,n0h mZ dpohWillltI1leille,';- to, isr 'l0' where is thy victory!" Let them rejoice that "there is no death! what aeems so Is transition; i uia uie oi mortal Drear n Is but the suburb of the life elysian. Whose portal we call death." As she neared this portal, and realizing the truth of the above, re- mem bering what Christ had told her, "In my Father's house are many mansions, I go to prepare a place for you," she exclaimed, "I shall rest. I shall rest." We who have never tasted this rest cannot define it, but we know that Best is Heaven. ' "In'tne bright, eternal city. Death can never, never come I ' lii HU own good time He'll call ua ' ToourKest to Home sweet Home." She has gone to her last rest, and may she iu heaven sway even a mightier influence over her grief stricken family than when she was present with them. May her de parted hpirit hover over their af fections, overshadow their paths, and draw them by unseen chords to herself in heaven. Bereaved ones! bind to your ach ing beans the everlasting comfort that your beloved was one of God's elect, and be content. Be sure that no lil'e is incomplete that God closes at he did hers with a di vine halo around it, of love to Him, love to tht Bedeemer of mankind, and serene, holy assurance of ac ceptance it Christ and Jesus ! "Letthe lifeless bodv rest I She b gone who was its guest, Goneas travelers haste to leave . An inu, nor tarry uutil eve. Travo.er ! Tn what realms afar, , In whit planet, in what star, -Ifi what vast aerial space Shinestho light upon thy face? Tn what garden of delight Best thy weary feet to-night ? Communicated. OBITUARY. In Old fields Township Wilson Co. N.C. Sefrte.r.ber 4th 1883 in the fortieth year of her age Mrs. Bettie High Mile of Alison High and daughter of Ex-Sheriff Baiues of Nash county. She was confined to her bed live weeks previous to her death with typhoid fever which she lKrd with great patience. She leaves a husband who was by her bed side aid watched over her with untiring bopes. The writer has known Mts. High from her school girl days; She was always genial, kind hearted and benevo lent. She wasiipright in all her walk and christian spirited in all her example. Sue was loved while a child in the school room and was much loved as a wife, mother and neighbor. Mrs. 1 High was not a member of any church bnt she had great christian i faith. Husband and children have met v sad be reavement. They have my hear felt sympathy. F. DID. Ia Durham, Tuesday, Sept. 18th., Miss Minnie Moore, one the purest, and most lovable young ladies it has ever been our pleasure to know. Young, attractive- educated, re fined ; surronnded by all that could make life dear, she has been called away .. in '-life's sunny morning" from a large circle of . friends who esteemed her for her purity of life. I1031E ITEMS. Complete line of clothing of all qualities at Warren & Barnes. Warren & Barnes have a full line of the Burt & Packard Shoes. Warren & Barnes make Gents Furnisiug Goods a Specialty. Hats all styles, aud qualities in endless variety at Warren & Barnes. 1 A. W, Rowland can deliver coal at lowest market price. Send, him your orders.! " T?T"ea arge assortment Cakes, C andy Cheese, To- taccotc,at JohnT.FQrd&Co's. "uc "u U1 patterns ana cassimere suitings at Warren & ice line of dress goods and nannel suitings m all colors at Warren & Barnes. 100 Mens Rubber Coats and la dies and misses cossamers at Warren & Barnes. A small ear ring has been found and left at this office. The owner can obtain by proving property and paying for this notice. j Attention, ladies; Before buvihe yoursnoes can at warren & Barnes UWin U. BUrt., T. Miles "Sons, and Warren & Barnes nne ghoe8 Brocaded and plain velvets, both in velveteen and silk velvet for trimmings and suiting at i War- ren & Barnes Mr. O. P. Shell's hack line, from 1 oncii i liiiua mj yarrenton. T 1 I i- - 1 IT , the oUl rehable line and wheQ is you go to Warrenton be sure to call out for "Shell." wooa lurnished at short notice by Worrell. - Good buggy for sale at a bargain wv AVA OCMO ttV I Apply to A. W. Rowland, rtaster, iiair auu ueinent, in any quantity desired, at Geo. D Green & Go's. - Warren & Barnes Jiave receive the largest and finest line of shoes ever received m Wilson. . Two houses and lotn the town of Wilson for sale in on Spring street. Terms made piy to J. B. Clements 1 " easy, Ap We are Sole Agt's. for the old relia ble liowland Uotton Gin. Cant le beat. After September 2Gth., Smith & Rhodes will have oysters regularly at tlieir saloon. They have things iQ hne style and will be prepared lu i s oysrers any way uesireu A car load of fresh Rockland Lime, 210 to 260 pounds to the bar rel, iust received at Geo. D. Green & Co's. - Warren &.B-.rues have just re- ' ' ceived a large lot of Burt & Pack ard's Geuts' aud Boys' fine Shoes, hee tuera betore buying The Earl & Wilson patent short band bead edged Collar and Cuffs at Warreu fc Barnes. ' For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery, go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot. Wilmington N. C, Ice House open on Sunday from 8' 30 to 10 A. M. and 5 to 630 P. M. A tresu supply ot all emus ot turnip seed and cabbage for fall planting at E. M. Nadal & Co's. Tii cAlAhrarwl Fiah Tlrand' 'aula Twine i sold oulv at Jacobi's Hard furuishfresr chipped beef in any quantity, from the ! thickness of tut suepar to one-eighth of an inch, Evetybody is invited to call aud 8ee jt. Wheu such distinguished men as Martin Van Buren, George Badger, late Secretary of the Navy: Gov. Edward Stanley, of California; Clrw- Trmlpll of North Carolina: Senators Taltnage, of New York: Preston, of South Carolina ; Hen derson, of Mississippi; Hon. Be verly Tucker, of Virginia; Bishop Green of Mississippi ; Freeman, ot Texas; Gen. McComb, of Georgia ; W. II. Aptneton, ot New York; Bev. F. L. Hawks, of New York, aud a host of other such men give strong certificates of the value of a medicine, it must have intrinsic worth. All this is true of Beck with's Anti Dyspeptic Pills, and to-day they are as good as they were wheu those certificates were written. "r -sep 7 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W. F. ALLEN. J. T. BOKUM. W. F. ALLEN & CO, nitolexale Grocers, H) Water St. 18, 22, 26 i 30 Rothery'a Lane, XORFOLK, VA. Good supply of MeaU-Flour, Sugar,! CofTee, Butter, Cheese, Soaps, Salt and Fish, always on hand. Orders s dicited. sep21if L T. ASKEW 6l CD-, General Commission Merchants, Social attention given to the sale of Cotton, Peanuts, Virginia Bacon, Chickens. Eggs, and . all country produce, se;216t: Norfolk, Va. J. W. GILMER, DEALER II? No. 148 Main st. Norfolk, Va. Ag't for Dunlap Hats. sep213m F. DUltll. Drugrfrlst and Apothecary, DEALER IN Fancy and Toilet Articles. S. W. Cor. High & Middle Sts., sep21 tf Portsmouth, Va. J. & E. Mahonej, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS, PORTSMOUTH, V A. We wish to call particular atten tion to our, special brands: Gib sons, Hanesville, and Mt. Vernon. Pure Bve Whiskeys. Also Tobac co and Cigars. sep21 tf CHS. OCRLIV, OT K. C 8. a. HAKOiSOO, ' W. i. WOODAK. Or VA. W. H. JONS GLRLEV, IHHIIIMIU (0., r - COTTON-FACTORS, , General Commission -Merchants, LUMBER AND SHINGLES, CampbeWt Wharf d; Smith's Wharf, Norfolk, Va. Laoerai advances made on Consignments. sep21-tf Piano BEST NOW MADE. Send for Catalogue. sep21-fim '-.-j : DE. F. A walke. -DUUU i li"ii2si, Faints, Oils, &c. ' ' Corner Waler Street and Roanoke Square, sep21 6in -:;-.'. , - -:o: I offer for sale on terms to suit Town of Wilson. For particulars apply to an.!2-4t Sofflfiing New! lierry & Bro- IAGE MAK ERS. AND HEPMMZEIIS NO.P 146 WATEK STEEETf . . s 'Norfolk; Va. ! Second-Hakd Buggies and Wagons always on sand. Sept-21-I2m. GORDON BROS., Cotton Factors and General Commis sion Merchants. NO. 34 WATER ST., NORFOLK, VA. Consignments of Gotton, Corn, Peanuts, Potatoes, Lumber, Shin gles, Staves, Poultry, Eggs, and Country Produce generally solicit ed. Sales with check sent same day goods are sold. Shippers kept well posted In prices. ' sep21-Cni HARDY & BROS., .Established inllKJS.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS For the sale of Cotton, Lumlier, Peanuts and other Merchandise, and dealers iu Peruvian Guano and other Standard Fertilizers. IIakdy's Whaef, Norfolk, Va. Make Liberal Cash Advances on Consignments. Prompt Sales and Quick Returns. sep21-tf 11 ) UJ'JI FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELBY, and SOLID S1L VEll PLATED WAKE Are being received every day in anticipation of the approaching Chbistmas. Our stock is the larg est of any first-class establishment iu the city and we guarantee our goods at the lowest posibl figures. Every article warranted to be strict ly as represented. CHAPMAN & GALE 152 Main St., Norfolk, Va. sep21-I2m Is not ouly the thief of time but the ITIurderer of Opportunity :o: Provide to-day for your families and creditors in case of your death, or for yourself in old age by tak ing a LIFE or an ENDOWMENT POLICY in the 0L0 RELIAALE OF NEW YORK :o: THE LARGEST, OLDEST, BEST and Cheapest of all the Il DEANS & NICiiOLSON, ''"r . . "'. Agents. Wilson, N. C. NOTICE- The building of a house at the Poor House, to be nsed as an Asy him, will be let out to the lowest bidder by the County Commission ers at their meeting, the first Mon day iu Octoler at 12 m. Plans and specifications may lie seen by ap plying to . W. P. MEKCEIt, Chr'm B'd Co. Com'm Sept. 21st, !883.-2t JYOTWCE. Having qualified as administra tor of the estate of Uayanl M. l: vis, deceased, v lief'ore the Probate Judge of Wilson eonnty, notice is hereby given to all persons indebt ed to the estate of said deceased to make immediate payment, and to all persons having claims against the deceased to present them for payment on or before the ltth day of beptember '1884, 'or this notice will be plead in bar of their recov ery, r . A. WOODARD, Administrator Sept. 17th, lS83.-0t NOTICE. Pursuant to the power of sale coutained in the mortgage cxecu ted to me by T. II. Selby I shall, if not disjwsed ot at private sale be fore the first day of October, sell at public auction, at 1 P. M., of that date, the stock of Liquois, b;lliaid, ool tables and other personal property in the store for cash. B. M. SELBY, Mortgagee, COXXOR & WOODABD, Atty's, : " Sept-21-i C ARK 11M1AS PROCRASTINATION VILSOn GRADED SCHOOL Opened its third annual ses sion Monday, Sej)temler 17th. The Board lias adopted the follow, ing schedule of prices for paying pupils: 1, 2, and S Grade $1.50 per month. 4, 5 and 6 " $2.00 " 7 and 8, $3.00 '. " " Tuition payable monthly.' sep U Jso. F. Bbtjtos, ' PrincipaL i . " ' . Lt ' ' ' t s and Organs !! AT FACTORY PRICES, HUME, PARKER & HODGES, Booksellers and Stationers, 104 Main St. Norfolk, Va. J. N. "WILLIAMS. .. Noefolk, Va. 10,000. worth of Real estate in the J. F. FARMER. if ; a rOO. 'SI cs cs :' 'si o 5 2. CO - mi T. Insurance We have no traveling ageuts. ties wanting their Par-! Gins Safely Insured AGAINST Will please apply in jierson or , mail for terms to WILSON, N. C. GREENWOOD Merctat Tailors, Latest Styles of Mid Wto M; Are now in and ready to be cbnj verted into Fine Clothing, such as you may .Order, Give usacaU, Greenwood A felwneyer. i ( '" . ' "- ' "' : 1 ' ' V' 1 br i BELSMEYEB, Br own THE BROWN FEEDER AND These Gins have been in use since 1813: Several irnprovem e n t s have recently been made and they are now uuiversally pro nounced the very best in the market. So great PRICES will be kept as heretofore delivered at the nearest depot to Carolina. Cotton I With Self feed- With Self Feed Sizes. Prices of Gins. er or Con- eraiul Con- 1 denser. denser. ' :')""" " "J 75"00 " $100 00"" : $12o"Otr" 35 " . 87 00 11600 144 50 40 100 00 132 50 165 00 45 " 112 50. 14600 178 00 50 " 125 00 1G0 00 195 00 60 " 14000 .ISO 00 22000 70 " 160 00 206 00 252 00 80 '"" 180 00 j 232 90 284 00 For description, circulars, terms, &c, Address, IIOUNTREE, BAIiiNKS& CO., jun-15-3m i Wilson, N. C. Are now in snccestiuil operation order- lieiiiiiired at short notice. Agents for the Kricbel Vibrating Valve Steam Engines which took the First Premium at the Slate Fair, and Gold medal at the Alabama State Fair. Grist and Saw Mills wld or repaired. 'Manufacturers of the - ADVANCE COTTOIM PLOVy, And ROCKY MOUNT TURN PLOW. We make a specialty of these. We keep in stock a full line, of all sizes, steam and water piis ami connections. Also bi-ass fittings for same. Our Planing Mill is in full operation. Mouldings, Brackets, Best kiln dried flooring and ceiling furnished promptly. We return thauks tor past patronage and guarantee to Fountain. Manager. K M H w - - o : 2 2 5 5' - '. a r- - - lAA - R , ' Ml s is Mi INlVv-:v' jv.Wt- f ': - icELSiOR mm vtw . t'9w 3! . i r-s-if Manufacture by ISAAO A.8HLPPAHD 4, CO., BAltim. Mill Iv! KHll' I. KO. 1. OK V.V. I., .kil - . Durham, N.C. B I - v rt n ti. OrlmU ami Pt 0:'4j.. j i V'.j rM pmvr t a :" tol- tc" . TOBACCO Blackwell's B ; Tin; FIX EST, 1UKET, H KHT, AND "'"l,11 TOBACXXI KVER PUT I ION THK MAKKKT ALKO Durham l!ohg-Cut and DurhamCigarettus. Tfcese G90te We fferander ai iWs!ate Carte M f They are the flneht and Purest "L? "Vio'd ' ' tuv are free from DrugH or ChemicaL of any niml Wilson Gotton Mills Is now iu full oiration and is manurturing a sujH.-rior article ot Yarns and Werps. Orders solicited. All orders should I addressed to James If. Dart, Treat Oflicer-:-A. Bbasch, Pres. P. W. Bae., V. Pre. J. W. IAV.s,T.e., Guis r COTTON GIN CONDENSER. has been the de mand that for the jpat .three season it has been almost im possible to sup ply it. Not withstanding the many added nnprov ements 'these . published. These prices . are any point in Eastern North All kinda'of Machinery made to merit a'continuanco of the same. s. K. Fountain, i . , . w. b.trayloU;! 11 i" limr.'lt S2v 1 Oil rt.juirei i ., , ..id. I' :r!!i n-l Ii .'.i k u'.tuij.'' I, In joined. ttr" i :." rc im'w Utl hrnrt tle Imtt'-rrf k Y$ titf UmL J lurham 'llli oi n X J A v