North Carolina Newspapers

The Wi i son Advance mstyit A WEKKLY 'DEMOCRATIC XEWKPA fRR DEVOTEE TO THE MATERIAL, DCCATIOXAI., POLITICAL AND AO ICULTUKALISTERTf OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA . Published Every Friday Morning. Jwpkjs Daniels. ' Editor an4 Proprietor. II. Jt. HARDY.: .General Agent Friday. . Morning, November 16 The Becent Elections. While the result of the recent elections waw favorable to the Democratic party, and indica ted the election of a Democrat ic President next year, it con tained a wholesome- lesson which must not go unheeded. It tauirht ns that the Democrat ic party is stilt confronted by an unscrupulous and dangerous enemy. It gave unmistakable proof that the Radical party will subordinate everything to the chance of victory, and will make a death struggle to retain the spoils, which have kept hem together and upon' which thf.y Lave gloated for iuoe ; than twenfy years. If the Democratic leaders are influenced by wine counsel, they will profit by the lesson w hich hta been taught them. They will commit no serious blunder In the next Congress, and will act with becoming forbearance toward one another so as to preserve harmony in our ranks and present an undivided and victorious front to our common enemy when the day of battle comes. If on the other hand a spirit of intolerance on the tar iff or any other question is kept up, and wrangling and discord tre indulged in, we may expect defeat, and we may expect to see the government continued under the dominion of the pres ent corrupt dynasty which has so long disgraced our country'. We do trust that moderation, prudence and wisdom will mark the course of our representa tives in Congress. I f so, as sure as the ides of November 1884 nhall come, will our cause be victorious and Radical rule be numbered among the things of the past. At the late elections. .-Venn- i sylvania, Massachusetts, .Con necticut, Colorado, Kansas and ri l , i n 1.1: . . Aiiuiiemjiu weiu iinmuurau a 1 usual. It is true that the ma jorities in all of them were re duced, but the Democratic gains were not sufficient to warrant the hope of carrying either of them at the next election. It i not necessary, however, that we should gain either of these States to give us the victory. We look for success to other quarters and we find enough j od and they were not admitted .Democratic States, without any j into the Asylum. It w ould seem new arcessions to our culiimu, J to us that this was a very 1111 to eleet our ticket by a large ' Wise decision. The insane peo vin jority. - ; pie, who are supposed to be "in- Virginia, the mother ot states i eurable, are the kind most ' :. 1 : r A -T'len. - hf 1 ?r ; drejuled .aii'd'tho people of the t!u Ii.it'aKs of Ma!.oui-:iii Mild i .': -s her proud position 1 y tl.e .silo of hi r Southern . sisters. Now -Jersey, ever faitiiful, rolls up more than her - accustomed majority. New York, -which wan carried by Gov.. Cleveland last year by an unprecedented majority because half . of the H.UU... nr i ..at ounr rraii.en ir,m voiing, pn.ves that she is still true and will ",,r ,m '"','"- uc.tecne.xi year if an acceptable . andidate j presented. 1 he Nate ticket I5oar(i of Dm ctors will be with one exception is electedt.pd to and the def at of our candidate - for Secretary of State can be j The Republicans have noth accounted for from the notori- j ing to boast over in the Minne ous fact that his name was ! sota election: Hubbard, the Re scratched bylhousands of liem-: puolican candidate', was elected ocruts in New York, Iirooklyn two years ago by -.28,000 majori and other in.ints because he j ty, last Tuesday his majority Wbn obnoxious to tlie anti-tern- ; was only 14,000. lit Xebi-iska prance element iu'those locali- which ave a Keptiblican ' t es. This defeat only shows jority two years atro of 1 i ,.: Inat he ws nut ' caiioiaaie; tloes ntt show a I Republican majority iu that I State, 'because the other candi dates on the iVmocratic ticket are elected. The recent Demo cratic victory in Ohio gives strong hopes of carrying that heretofore l.Vnnlilii-m o.i ---1 ..vii.. nr. California, Indiana, and Neva- ; da are regarded perfectly safe,' Vith these Democratic States : j New York, Indiana. Ohio, Call-1 fornia, Nevada, New Jersey and j all the Southern States, the; election of a Democratic Pi-esi- j dent is assured by a. large ma- iority. Nothing but inexcusa- ble blundering and divisions ! can lose us the victory. ' v , . V, - - - ''"" Jiau. ri.:- . IU!H 1S SUCI a busy, active. restless age that it is seldom we'i , 6 reple ih?? al ilnd a man who .top, lo,,r cLar-e aud. f The reason : Plough iu his rapid strides af obviou iTliey :have terwe-.ltii to pro . -,- ennvi w ;!' tem )f Politics above the thr. re'Ui-w p,il..,ti.m i.'l. ujyilltf and selling of votes and j-'oud citizenship to r en.1' iuMHirrm . .,t , ..i.i-n uirars ill ate his rie'-hl),)rs . -':-iiu i can- ",1U l" iu inem forjsociaon vritb his own chiMw.,, w tue . nave so " chauffed have one man in WnlT at the liti slogan is no , . " ,uan n " county longer "vote as von f.i.T m inain Practical unassmnimr ' now the rule? f'' U twrmer whom we believe i , . vote as you are Delude isbougLt." more of a benefactor than any man we know. One day last week he came into our office and subscribed for two copies of the Advance to be sent to two boys, whose parents were una ble to read and who were too poor to pay for the paper. He said, in substance that they were deserving boys; loved to read and desired the -, paper ; that they were associates of his own children and that to cause them to be fit companions for his children and to make them good citizens, it was necessary that they be educated, and that for these reasons he wanted them to have the paper.' He is a man of ordinary education and makes no pretension to learning, and yet he is more of a philanthropist than any man in Wilson county. His name deserves a high place on the "Roll of Honor," and were he not so modest a man we would publish his name, so that all our readers might know whom he is and where he lives.. Hip pxample deserves emulation. When ouT farmers learn to take this view-of things there will be no class prejudice and em ployer and employee will feel that they have a common inter est and a common purpose. Death of a Great Man. Rev. Dr. -I. B. McFerriri, of the M. E. Church South, died in Nashville, Tenn, Wednesday. He was one of the most celebra ted Methodist divines in the South, besides being head of the publishing house there. He served with honor as one of the leading chaplains in the Confederate army, and was a man of great learning and large experience in worldly matters. When in the army he was al ways in the thickest of tlu-fight. Aggravated malaria;', was the cause of his death. Dr. McFer rin received the late ex-President James K. Polk into the church and officiated at his fu neral. ' He attended the session of Methodist Conference y-kich was held in Wilson in hfj fid was the life of the bodyJe preached a sermon in the Mis- ; sionary Raptist church on Sim ! day morning during the Cbnfer I ence the equal of which was ! never heard in Wilson, lie was a great man - and a great preacher. Wliy is It? W learn from j the Raleigh Visitor that at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the In- jsane Asylum the application of I supposed if eurables were reject- 1 Sta.tf t:l v Piimiirh triA- in' them properly cared for. 1 Now that the Western Asylum is : open for patients there ought to be room for all our insane, land the " incurables' oiiirht not j to - be denied admission. If j they are n-t admitted to the j Asylum many of them will have . to !)( f.onRne(1 j,, jaiSt :lIHl we j have st,ei, enough j know its horrors. of that to People will ;ask the question, "why are they retusofl admission T ' and the ex- me itepuoiicaii candulate for Supreme Court Judge was elect-! ed last Tuesday by-.a bout 2,(!0() 1 majority. i The Chicago "Pre' hol.U to! n, , " ,w,tl,-l ; the orthodox doctrine that the man who is continnalK- : ofTien .mi ,..1,.-. . . - y u.u. n 1111 VillUK.S lie lias 3 claim upon the public treasurv not the inan people like to trust with public--honors. The ; Kepublican candidates are very majiy of them, chronic ofuce" jokers, who cling to the pui Be crib like barnacles to the bottom of a ship, - . lahone says he was defetted bJ" tne -lavish expenditure of ,n,me5' by the democrats; ! vvnen these '-machine" pOliti- ; cians are turn etn.nc 4-.i '.. ! . """V ,",u"' vuniruuui Dyilie up- ' -3 Jua--'e others by their own actions. ii -, The ii. , . - ' : w The New Orleans Times-Deut- y . , , . ocrai states that arrangements ; have been made by which the ; North Carolina exhibit,' which j .11 ....!. ofUnfinn nt :! auracieu w -v TWm, will' he Sent to NeW Or-' SCnDerS l l"C , flmmt CmranyTindlnptrnmnaaDlcon ROStOll, Will Oe hem IO Uf , ,11 t : Raleisli at , trolthe brawli! then-telves, ami that the leans and placed on exhibition j at the World's F-rruicitinn ' exposition, , : which takes place in that December of next year. niitr - . "I'd rather see Wm. T. Dortch j Governor than to come into the possession of a fortune," said one of our Wayne subscribers in cur office Monday. This "no- Klo 1'f.mnn" lias & strOUff hold on the affections of the people' ' nnd there are not a few vni would be glad to see him in the gubernatorial chair. I t is said President Arthur is anxious to know the true -reason of Mahone's overthrow in Virginia. Let us whisper to you Chester he didn't have enough' votes to elect his men, and the Treasury didn't have enough money to buy up the irrepressible .Virginians. ! Ben Butler,' though defeated, is not cast down. He announces that he will run for Governor of Massachusetts again next year. Selah! The Chronicle says that the time is coming when a "protec tionist Democrat" will be as logical a phrase as "a swearing chiistian." 1 ': --- ;.f - - - - ' Senator Coke, of Texas : "We have followed Eastern leaders to defeat long enough." ; PEKCILL1NGS AND SCISSQRINGS. A linn in Newton ships butter to Texas. The lawyers of Asheville have organized a bar association. The election in "the First District takes place on the 20th inst. Mrs, H. F. N111111,, of Kinston,. a most estimable lady, is dead. The Masons will meet in January instead of Novemlier as heretofore. Tiie Tnited States Cireuit Court convenes in Raleigh the .'20th inst. Rev. T. at the P we.-k: 1 J. Allison was .Moderator i-eslvrerv in Tarboro last Rev. .1. 1! Alford, of the N. C. Conlereiiee, died at Trinity College NoveinlMT !lth. Tiie old (roveruors .mansion at Raleigh will be improved loi jtln (1 ratted Sehotl. Isaac Rryau, has been sentenced to the penitentiary; lir the mm -der o'fThos. Saunders at Ciolds boro. 1 Superintendent Mills states in the ").)lian's Friend'' that he is about to letiie front V the Oxford Orphan Asylum. Unwell IU'l'd, fiiloreil, lias been cniiTicted at Halifax Suverior! court for the murder of his wife and will be hanged Decern Her I.th. Thievt's entered the resideeee ot Cajil. T. ('. Kvans, editor of the 'H-e dsvilh'iiines'' and took money iut of. his 'Micket. Lut'ky to have anv. The ( 'oiivoi-ation aiK)inted to hi ln'M in Snow Jlill on the 1 0th inst. has been postponed-"-"until after t.ouvcution m tv l-'th of Decern btr. ri'i u' on (111- So many ..Northern ' j.-enpv liave written to (in- r.oniiz ilotel. Golils boro, for .ict-oiiimodat ions for rite w inicr tli.it the proprietor is-nn-iliii tik iiiini' tin. iii.iii.ii.il . ' ! 'iv -.' . ... - . .. I i in (iiici- .xone or tin new : Court Ib.nse i New Heine was n'tf&rTu SVh'asouViC ln I iid W'ediiesdiv ribiii- II pus ' with A & c Air-U"e for a" p(,ini! s,,u,h- lK-e, CraniOlasn.; of Masons. tioklJ part in 'the . exercises and Gov-.l chancjk, .1.(1 vis delivered the address. j On Trains 5vand M, between Now York and' ; Montsomery, and between Kaleitrh anl Old Nove: ber Kith, was eelebraled ' all over the world by Luthci in eiiiiii:einoration of-he birth Martin Luther. In Concord alls of th t celebration was a gnyid The students ol Shaw affair. - " i niversi-1 ly. lialeigh. colored, will shortly haven public debate on the queiyij Shall the Neiro sever his coiiiiec-j tion with the Republican party." '..Mr. 'Asa. L. Biggs, residence in ! Southampton 'county, Va'.. was ! burned Nov;. 11th., ami he perished I in the flames". He was a sou ol the late C. S. Senator A-a I'.iggsJ Tin elcvcnttrauminl .session of ! tin North Carolina State Grange Patrons of Husbandry,-will be held j iu the town of Weldon. beginning' on Tuesday the 4th of J icvoml.ci I im The' prisoners in the Wilming- j ton.jail overpowered George Mur-i raj1, tli colored jailor and made a i ,,Vl-'ak fr "'H-'tyJasf Friday. Seven prisoners -capl but two were iccaptnred. Wc icgn t very much to learn ol i he death of Ir. Joseph Hale, eldest son of Mr. F. J. Hale, Jr..: of the Fayettcville 'Observer,' which .'occurred Saturday, of ty phoid fever.- He was i'O years old. The Scotland Xeck "Coinmon- ealth'..ays Mr. King White's gin, ' containing about six bales of cot ton, was-on-ujiu'd by" fire on Mon day night.. It was supposed to have Wen set on fire by some in cendiary. - TheToisnot "Siumy. Home" says , there are to Fairs held in North Carolina." And there's where he is mist:lkell lv-.-v- i nnnli- ii. t-t.-... . : ,uL"ht to lml. I Mil :lnlin"'il I.,.iii. .....1 , - - ------ .., we expcc4. to liv. to s?e the daV iieo ure people snail UllJiK as we do and establish them ;t every count .scat. ...I. . ... .. .1 a .i .i f !. New leriie ''Joni iial" is in fonued by u geiitlemau just from m tie county that a fatal affray oe- H-nned at ' adding jn Cnrritnek ; bwnship on last Wednesday night. A yonny man by the jiajne ol ; ".iivui. till? I "', marriage ceremonv . ver the crtiwd m attendance i mmgf a row ensued, in . - vrhu"h a vouuS mau b-v Ih1 Ul"e -,rl,JaHau was another, ; hose name our informant did not , le;unwas mortally wounded. T'-' l-.- K:u;i Kayner ow an honored citizen of North Caroli )H uas recent!V been appointed one 0f the judges of the court of claims iu Washington city. It is Kiio-fresfcd that all the sub- .. " .,-.., n . - oue 0-clotk on the lGth for rmrnoseof orrrtUlzill'r. Utliers WHO ; purpose Ol OlfcauiAUip. v-n..- 1 .. . . : L ...... . . In Ihn tnrkX't. iti I - leei au imeicai m -"- n,,.. ......... , are also invited to attend. WK;l. aufimr A!t;tif (InVVIl At the wharf yesterday, says the Greenville. "Reflector," Capt. j Styrou opened one of the by valves and found twenty-five peans in it. The pearls are all of good quality and Capt. Styron says he would not take 1'5 lor them. This is a mast remarkable find. Rev. M. li. Juoore, 01 cnapei f f ;ll . 1 . 1 . A . .1 .. UIU. lias compicteo itiiitUKCiueuis W illi lUt OUUIUCIU. .JII-IIHIIOI' X ll'.'- lishihg House, Nashville, Tennes see, for the publication of his book 'Sketches of the Rioneers of Meth odism in North Carolina and Vir ginia," and we are glad to learn that in a short while t lie book will lie on sale. TheToisnot ''Sunny Home" says that Dr. J. R. Mercer, who lives about eight miles east of that place has lost by cholera one hundred and thirty two hog4 during the last three weeks. Another gentle man iu that neighborhood has 1 st 32 out of 3.1. This does not look very encouraging to a farmer who tries to make his meat at home. Call On SB & MIT, I l At Morris' Old Stand.) Fop Cheap Goods, -SUCH AS- (iiocMii ies, I Jquors, ContVctioneries, They also keepaflrst-clasa Restaurant which is supplied with the best the market affords, We frive prices to suit the times as follows: Good Whiskey from 1 per (rallon up ; Huck berry and other wine at $1 per gallon. FOR TOWN TRADE. The laiyest A Oya- i torsatWeentsaquart. i Jos. E. Carter is with us and will lie (flad to see his friends. I novin 6t. i ' Mzmi tMih railroad. . N. C. DIVISION. CONDENSEolCHEDULE. TnAIXSG()IN(; NCHTIl. No. 51. j Daily" Hale July 2; 1KJ. No. S3. Daily. Leave Charlotte Salisbury, High Point, Arrive Greensboro Ftave Greensboro,- Arrive Hillsboro " Durham, Raleigh Leave Raleigh Arrive ( !oldsloro 3 J a m; 5 24 a ml I fi 45 a in; ....! 7 22 a ....1. In i."i a m' .....12 14 pm' 12 54 p in 2 1 p m; ' 2 25 j III; 5 tm in 4 ;t i p in i f. in p iu i 73H p m : 7 58 p in , No. 15 Daily except Sunday. Leave Greensbro " a Arrive at ltaloigh , -...3 45 n m Arrive at. GoldstKiro,. , 7 25 pm No. 51 Connects at Greensboro with It & 1 : K R for all points North, East and West of liniivilliv At Sulistnirv- with W N V. R It for J ali points in Western N . C. At Goldsboro with ; ! W & W R it daily, Xos. 51 aim 53 connect at : r r.mM.,iBtun with It A- I) It H nml fttr all noint.S on Salem llranch. :"' : TRAINS (101N11 SOUTH. DaUd July:, lWi. No. .Vi, Dailv. . No. 52. t Daily. Leave Golilsboro,.... . Arrive KaieiKh ...... Loavo Haleigh, A rri Durliam, .... Hillsboro,..-. ... .....i 1 5 p ni'.. ....:! :t 25 p in .. a in p in i til p m f) 34 p 111 i " Oruenslxiro, 7 ; p ml ! lulh ioiiit.'".'.' I H t'ii p iu 1 l a in ! .. . in ii' n in i ..;12 iKJn'ytilS (Hi p ui . ..12 !i) a ml 1 i,'5 i) m : 1i At u. 11. A'. .. ... 1 Salisbury,.- ;harlottf No. ltr Eailv except Sunday. . L-avo Goldsboro 5 uo a m ; Arrive Ualeiifli - - Bl I Leave llaleiKh ' a Arrive Greensboro. 11 '0 p ui oXoSi Connects at Saliaburv for all points I n w N C It 1, and at Charlotte with a 4 V Air I i.... fur .ill TvinU in tho South nnd South went, ' : .r.;"7.,i,. t- FV"v,. .A Auirusta, and Danville and Uiehmond, andi lvlllg lldllllS against tne ae Charlotte and Montgomery- ' ceased to nreient them t'nrniTT Throuah Tickets on sale at Creensboro. Ral- ; - Lu yiesieilt llieill lor pay- iJoHlsboro, talisDury ami i narlotte lor oil oi.infj iiiith unnthiraat IV net l. ri ami a i av' III n kri '1.4 1 ti , k -s . uinvrL, loi v i East. For Emiirrant Kat to Louisiana. Texas. jis cm Hi i ii, wuiunwu fi :iuiiu aim .iriiiinMis ami ine cmjuii. .um, atiun-s?. J M. U. TALCOTT. M SLA I UHTKK, -Gvn. ManaKer, (ien. Pass Ajrent. Hiehmond, Va. NOTM tt! Vi v uv v Taxes. Notice is-herebv given to all de- lin.ieiits. that unless their taxes!'"" "y "nice ..111 1... Ill in niii.oniliiil. lli'.t:"- I '41 1 .r l I 111 l I Ai-! I 1 It I I- cost will lie added"-'-; J. K. FAH.MKU, Sheriff. Wilson, N. C.. Nov. , 185. -t C. BAILEY, Wafaker and Jeweler. DEALER .V Watches, I'hx-k.-, Silver-ware "3l i .,11 i. . r l . . . Je for ladies, gents and children. P respectfully ask my customers to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere as it is entire- lv new. eriT " a.cnes, t .iocks, .icweiry eic. repaired on -hort notice. C. HAILF.Y. iiov-.lo-.lni. Wilson Cotton Milk 1 now ii, f;ijl ojiciafion aed is mauufactuniig a superior article Yarns and Warps. OrdersViolicited. All orders should !e addressed to Fmcs II IPttris . Ollicers:-A. Ukam h. Pres. F. W HOLESALE HARD WAR E OITXS, &rn COPPER MAIN ST. J AXD MARKET SQUARE, J CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000. "We do hereby certify that we eiipi-vie the arrantrcmeots for all the Monthly and Semi- Ann...! orwinmior Th L..iL5iuia sttLot- t authorize the Company to use this certincate, ; faMimiiesof ourgiirnatui-w attached In .. . . .. t im iivcriiseraems. fNPUKCEPKXTKD ATTRACTION! hrr Ulillion lif ribnlrd. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTEEV fOIPAXT. Incorporated in 1S58 for 25 years by tfe Ixtf islature for Educational and Charitable pur poseswith a capital of f l, 000.000 to which a reserve fund of over $ iW.OU) has since been added. Uy an overwhelming popular vote its fran chise was made a part of the present State Con stitution adopted December 3d. A. I- 1879. Its Grand Sinslo Number Drawings will take place monthly- It never scales or post pones. Look at the following- Distribution: lS3rI Bl JlolMllly AXD THE Extriordin&ry Seni4&ml Drawing At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 12, 1883. Under the personal supervision and manage ment of -Gen. G. T. Ueavrboakd. of Lonisiana, and Gen. Jibal A. Early. of Virginia. Capital Prize, $150,000. NOTICE Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves, $- Fifths, 2. Tenths. 1. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF $1SO,000..'....150.000' 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 50,000...... 50.000 1 GRAND PRIZE OF .30,000...... 20,000 i LARGE PRIZES OF 10,000 S0.00O 4 LARGE FKIZESOK 5.0" '-'0,000 . SO PRIZES OF 1,000.-... 20.000 SO WW 25,000 100 " 310 30,000 200 " a 40,000 1)1)0 100 60,000 1,000 ' , j0... - 50,000 APPROXIMATION I'RIZEf. 100 Approximation Prizes of f200 $20,000 100 " " . 100...... 10,000 100 " T5 - 7,500 2,279 Prizes, amounting to -..$522,500 Application forratestoclubsshould bo made oniy to the office of the Company in New Or leans. , For further information write clearly, Rivn in(f full address. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and address Reaistered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK. New Orleans, La. POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters by Mail or Express (all sums of $5 and upwards by Express at our expense) to yi. t. DAl'PHIX) ew Orleans, I-a. or M. A. DAIPHIS, liilT Seventh St. Wawhlnglon, D. C. o X I o CO i I CO 3? I .YOTICE. Having qualified a.s executor j ,tntn At' i K"- 1"" OlrllC J1 Miss Susan iim.!i.i... - t . .. " "'leao cieceasen.Deiore tne ! Probate Judge of U ilsou county, j sons indebted to the estate ol said deceased to make illimedi- i ; , , fLC M m.e,u' auu 101111 Iers(ms ment on or before October 26th, 1Do , i. . . . . , or II11S notice Will be lMPail in bar of their recovery, M. T. MOYK, Executor. .1. W. Lancaster, Att'y I Oct. 24th, 188.'. tf PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. I liave discontinued my regular professional viirs to Toisuot 011 Saturdays, and will do all mv lo.af- i 1 A. IV. in Wil- bal inessau'es are not reliable i .and should not be depended upon. A slate and pencil hangs at my ot i lice door on which orders should be j written. The easiest way1 fo find j me is fo take a seat in my ollice ' N. B. Hkkkixo, M. J). ! Oct-r. tt. NOTICE Having iniaiitled as adiiiinistrar j tor of the estate of Martha Bobbins; ileaeased, lie fore the Probate Jud'-e ot W ilso- county, not.;e is hereby . fciyei. toall persons imlebted to the estate ot said oeceased to make im mediate pas ment, and to all iter, sons having claims against the de- ceaseil to pres'Ut. them. for pavinent ion r before the i7th dav ot tioetn. to he j Pel ls;i, i)V this notice wil! plead in ixtr ot tlitir recovery. M- fi. CONXOB, A'bniu. ocI."i I'.t rca$ :o: IlENs. V ples. J.AV.JUVi .Tre DKALEllS IX CUTLEiR V MOKFOLK, VIKUIXIA. March 10th, ML ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLI). LOANS NEGOTIATED. FIRE . AND LIFE INSURANCE Placed in X he Commercial Union Assurance Co j City of London Insurance Co. i Liverpool and Loudon and Globe . Insurance Co. ! Phoenix Assurance Company Rochester German lnsurance Go. New York Underwriters Agency. Fire Association of Philadelphia. Virginia Fire and Marine Insur- : auce Co. 1 N. C. Home Insurance Co. , Ga. Homo Insurance Co. Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y. ! BY ft Insurance, Real Estate, AND LOAN" BROKERS, WILSON, N C. No charge for atlvwtising and registering propertv. The Ileal Estate Register of our office is at all times open for inspection, from which the following selection is made for this-week: 1 for overalls, chiviots stripe, cotton TriREK II.rDRED AM) Seventy I flannel, siene and net twine, crash Ackem I meal and corn sacks, 5c. each; cot- T -, r, . XT i tonade, Kentucky jeans, Linseyss In .Ison County, N . C., Tay-! abirtin Jp, white fmJd red flannel, lor's township, seven miles Irom i . & ' - . town of Wilson. 200 acres cleared. I Notions. Dwelllug with 4 rooms aud ki'cheu. i , i Three good 2-room tenant honses, j I have a large line ot cheap no store house, gin house and fixtures, ; tions; ladies hose 20 per pair, chil iucluding corn mill, 8 horse engine, j dren 10 cts. per pair, iihmis socks, and 1000 bushels cotton seed. j in cts ner pair or ?l:0O per dozen. Price 4200. One .Hundred and Acres Twenty In Wilson county, N. C, Old Fields township, adjoiuing the lands of Wiley Pearson and oth ers, and eight miles from the town of Wilson. Price $800. Lot in Town ok Wilson. On south side of Tarboio street, contains about 13 of an acre. Dwelling with 4 rooms and large kitchen attached. Good water ; con venient to the business part of town and to the schools. Price i, ; Lot in Town of Wilson. I On the east side of Lee street, be tween Pine and Maplewood ; con tains about 1 acre. Price $1.00(1. One Uundred Acres. i in Nash county, N.C., on the road liiim Whitaker's Mill to Hickory i 'Church, 2 miles from each, and ad j joining the lauds of L. A. Powell and others: In one of the finest farming oeetions- iu the South. Altoiit cleared and in cultivation.' Price i? 1,000. cash, balance in 1 and i vears. Lot in Town of Toisnot, On Barnes, Anderson and Wilson Streets. Contains about one acre. Dwelling with 3 rooms. Kitchen, Good Water, &.v.. OXR HUNDUED AND ONE Af HES. In Edgecombe county, N. C. one mile fro in' Whitakers, on the W. & W It. K. Dwelling with 4 rooms and necessary outbuildings. About cleared. Fine cotton laud, tyx jcelleiit water, fruit plentiful place j noted for good health. Convenient j to postoflice and railroad, with su I perior church ami school adv.-tuta-j t ages. Pr ice a,tiOil. Terms, i eash. Long tune ii balance. Lot In Kinuwooii. Halifax count-, N. ('., contains acre. Dwell mi; with three rooms, Kitchen. Dim t r'.s Oflice, 'Stables, Barn and Bug;y Slieber, Garden and No. 1 X. rf Water. Price 61.250. Kl'oilTKEN ONE 11 CNllKED AN I) ArEEs. In Wilson county, N. C, on the Fast side of the W. & .W. U one halt mile North of the town of j Black Creek. AUait 4 cleared, i and in cultivation, balance well ! timber d. Land well adapted to j. ! tf-ottnii -orn 'liid ntlmr ipaku .ili-n ' to the raisiug of strawberries, srar - jlen peas, Irish potatoes &c, excel I lent location for a truck farm. Price .?000. Teru.s cash ance in one and two vears-. " the Two IIUXDKEIJ ArUKS. I it Pender county, N. ('., on Fast side of the W. & XV. It. It., 13 miles from Wilmington and 1 mile South of Rocky Point. One of the most valuable, ti- u-tv; in tliu 1 . - - ..1. III-. j State, will produce fin to 7." bush- j els corn ier a-re. High swamp of ; the richest kind, very iittle ditch - ing reonired, growth, oak. hkkorv. Ipular, elm, guui, ' beech, witch j hazel, palmetto, rat an, -myrtle. i ciumpiepin c nu-u marl pleuti- tI.- Ince ...00. lerms, J- cash tuehe months. : i tiiuek iicndred and twenty m kes i 0 S"uaii i liaurax .nuty. x. c, mi. wuin i tiimoion. a mrnnix town on tho K. i O. K. It., not far from Garrett'- Vinot-anU " i"""" . eanauca ?prinjrs. i , K i." i, ,s . naxa spnnjni. m-ned by Tb. W. Harris, Esq. linrl fertile. of peaches ami other traits for t-hippinir pur ! pot. Half of the place clcaro.1. U:arno in , ood limber. Sectiqn very healthful. .Water j excelleut. Kino roads, with superior social, : relt'riQU!' and nlucauonal adianfaes. Price j t'JinJ. Term H cash, balance lu one anrf two j year. W ill be ditidc-i to suit purolia"-r .1 1 - . . ! VALCAHLE MILL rHOPKUTV Bisf Ushinn t reik. m Nash count v, X. c 5 '. ' miles west of Whitakers. on tho W. & w U l( The Mill House is M x 40 feet, three mtoriei ' hilfh. with rock clam and fine water tiower Cu aelty for a-innintrSuO bales cot ton per .tea son, ami erinriin 18 to 1H bushels corn per hour. A 11 new. built in last few years. Cricu -3,WX). Termi. 'n cash, balance in one and two years. - rfrr in Towx or WiLsn.v, On the east side of Barnes street, between Goldsboro and rjprju.-,' streets, contains about .3-4 of ail acre; large comfortable, two story dwelling, and necesnarv outhouses:. Price S2.50o. t iM.,t IK Tow X OF Wlf.bOX i On the west side of Vance Sr. j betweeu Hill and Pine, containing one acre more or less. Dwelling with two rooms j Terms cash. Price ?12(HI.-- JamesT WgRi" would call the att ention i f thieople of the town I and county of Wilson and surround j ing counties that he will Rell i for i cash or barter as low or at lower prices than any dealer in town, i I keep on baud a great variety of goods; nearly everything you can call lor and I make a specialty of j "jobbing to merchants" or anyone j who buys by the barrel, box, pack age or bolt, any kind or goods at. very close prices. In dry goods I keep calico, worsted alpacas aud all kind of cotton and wooleu goods, white cloth and fine .white and colored jeans; bleached cottons, all j standard brands. Uinguam, aia uiance, plaids,' spun cotton, all kinds of pant goods from 10 to 75 cents per yards. . ' ! Selica, wigans, cambrics, coarse, ! jeans, drilling, cottou duck, osna 1 bin "'. checks. bed ticking,deninees i int dress or overcoat buttons ." cts. ner dozen. Dress buttons large and small, 5 cts. per dozeu; ladies and gents handkerchiefs at 5 and 10 cents.; coats spool cotton 52 cents per doz en; skirts and worsted braid, 5 cts. 5 cents per roll or bunch. Austin's Forest Flower Cologne at 10 to 25 cents per bottle. Ladies corsets, velvet ribbon, ribbon all colors, la dies and gents frloves: large oil paintings (gilt frames); blank books of all kinds; pens and penholders, slate pencils, lead pencils, ink blue, black and red, mucilage, glne for mending anything, slates, looking glasses, draft and note books, fools cap, note, bill and letter paper, white and colored envelopes; table oilcloth 25 cents per yard; chil dren rubber bib, white ami black lace, rick rack braid, Hamburg edg iug, insertings, ladies veils and veilings, spool silk, flax thread shoe tnread, shoe strings, umbrel las, needles, pins, hooks and eyes, knitting cottou in skeins anJ ball, corset laces. The "diamond shirt" paper and linen collars, suspenders, shoe and horse brushes, tea and toons. TIN WARE. Wash tins, milk pa us, dish pans, tin plates, plain and sea loped pie plates, tiu dippers. 1, 2, 3 ami -4 quart buckets, coft'ee pots, . pint, quart and gallon measures, tea and tablespoons, - tin cups, kitchen spoons, flesh forks, potato grates, can openers, &c., &c. Lamp and chimneys;, crockery ware of all kinds; bowls pitchers, cups and saucers, plates, flat, round and steak dishes, mugs, soup dishes chambers, t&c. - ! 1IAI2DVAKE. i Ovens, spiders, jiots, tea kettles, i shovels and tongs, knives mid forks' pocket knives,- butcher knive-j scis-! sors &c. j We make a specialty of paper ! 1 ags and sob, . at Italtiimore list; piicex. i (iKoCKHIKs. , heap :s the eheaMst. Cualilil i- ! ted sugar. l6 cents per pound; j light inown sugar, '.) cent per; pound; .dark brown sugar K cents; i Cotti e at and l."c. per pound i ami low prices; , ".' 1'niv.iv rri'i.i.ti i ii i-l I il.i .L- tea. lemon- and soda crackers by : the barrel ginger snaps -ind :-;kes. i Cider nice and sweet by t!ie bar- id. molasses and syrup by the bar- I lel; l.lue stone - castor oil l.y t he iiu.riii rAiiUM-'n Muniii-i umi irin j llllf Willi' w - ,m. 1 - pepoer, cinnamon, cloves, iu. I meg.si ...ui.c, mn:t.tnl, baking povviU'i f Horsford Uiead Preparat.o,., soda, cream of tarte . 1 iu nest cream and nice, brandy : "Uler SWL'!'. I llnoilino i.il.Mnj lldllllPl' Illh. ster, sahnoji, sardines, candies and illlll- l illflll. 1 II r, beans, corn meal. ; pcaisbuck,wheat,tlour oat meal; liest j vinegar 4 years old warranted to j 1 keep pickles, cheese, citrons, dates tigs, nuts, soap, lard, salt.cocoanut, i I apples ly the barrel and retail ! i starch, srelatme. chK.olate, conceii- tinted Ive and hall potash.keroseue ! oil, blacking, axle grease, Horse-j i V.v,i ....i.i ,ilw.....l..it. Ii-iv i nm ei IVMl IILI'l Fll-lll-. , . -.....,-.. , j gars and cigarette, siiokiig and i ! chewing tobacco", esseimc of co jiep. j j condensed milk, large and Mna.l ) ; hotninv. and indifro. ' '.. . ! TOYS. I)uIk wax. china an(1 mhh lin horses, watches, drums, elephants ; balls, U lls wagons, accordions, t:n.i.u t....,i;.. fi-i.n .. i.; : ties, china cuos and saucers: ..isfoU". ! , 1 i , toy cats. lors. slieeil. horses, chick. I j tls cows climiers I . ' - u lIMH 1 ; ,lls. Mini. e hiniuH- v..,. . -..r,... sai"-ii!iiiiiiii llOili; I -illil li.n - " t J ' ' - 'fill l 1 1 I - llll- ,J- 1. H'filNS WHsom. N. ' Ilelief HOME OFFICE, - OFFICERS." J. I J. STICKNEY, President. (;. W. BLOUNT, Vice-President. II. (I. CONNOR, Counsellor. ; A. B- DEANS, Treasurer. II. (J. WILLIAMS, Secretary. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. F. W. BARNES, President First National Bank of Wilson A. BRANCH, President Wilson Cotton Mills. E- M. NADAL, Member of State Board oj Pharmacy. Chief Medical Examiner. i) 11. .JOHN Reliable agents wanted to organize branches of the Associa tion in every county in North Carolina, aud throughout th. . VMW V II- tije Union. Address, givini.' qualifications, and experience the Secretary or Treasurer, at W ilsori, North Carolina, nov9 tf Grdat Excitement Down With I LIKE OPPOSITION, I DEFY i COMPETITION, AND UNDER NO CONDITION WILL 1 BUDGE FROM MY POSITION - IA5 IHt BU55 UHT UUUU5, CLOTHInu flfiu 5HUt HUUSE.J :o: I have just returned frem Boston, New York, Philadelphia, anil other Northern markets with the largest and best selected stock of goods ever brought to Wilson, which I can sell 50 per cent, cheaper than can be wM anywhere else iu North Carolina. Mv-iroods were all bousrht fur nmh. and therefore they arc-cheap. Twill give my customers the beiu-lit of It by giving you V - (mmkI Goods ii Way Down Prices. 1 will Im able to 'command u' liberal share of your iiatroniige please notice a few of my .prices : 2 ,((( yds good Calico at3 to 4c; Alamance Clicks 7c per yd; Brown Homespun 4 to 5c per yd; Lake ( Jeorge A A heavy Sheeting' 7c per yd; Good Bleaching 4c and 'upwards; Fruit of the Lox-n, 4 4 He per yn'nl; Wash Poplins 0 to 8c per yd; Good Worsted goods 7 o 10c yer vd; Nice Towels' 5c and upwards; 3 nice Handkerchief s for n-; Ladies IIo.se 3c pair .nnd upwards; A fine assortmen of Lace lic vd and upwards. I bought .)() per ejent. cheaper-than ever, and will sell them accordingly. I also call your attention to my well selected slock of - and other Ladies Wear, too ''numerous fo 'mention, your arteutioii to 'my choice and selected sloe 'i of NlciL V nliis, Birvs aiul Cliiiilrons Which 1 will sell at astonishing low l o in I . 1 1 ui-. .-. I u 1 iiirj .'..':i . ..i j cnn .....i ....... ....nr. .11c , linn in i, Hoots at f 2. (ood Shoes 7.rc and upwards. ;(1ol heavy llndershiiti 20;.aud upwards. 'Nice linen Shirts 40c :ui I .upwards. Nice pants 7 per pair and upwards. . :t ' I also keep a large assortment of Boots. -.-Shoes, (ients Ii tjisfimg j IiikxIs, lrunks ami abses, and all nu. ..m, v "in-, ruiii hk, l . - 1 BJSZ 1 l y fl E- f f scp J. BATTLE SOI' W ( ) (,' K Y -i Next J)Hr to G Are ofl'eriug Ktia iiiduceineiits to cash biii.- They sell First 'lns CommIs only. "-.-Thev h indie the b;st FLOP It on the 'market nn.r make it a. specialty, aiid carry a full hue of Fu st t li js Provisions and Groceries, Which they receive weekly, and firm during the warm we N. e.rANI' CANVAS lebll! (ill) .iRWP.i.RY f A rr i w I a t i II II I llll Mil. II Illlll la A FINE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES W crruarauteeyou a irooil hotiet return In irtve iiatiiifactiou. Ueioirin'; fli:c watchi-H in Hort.-.m'tJiili oct" -mi Pianos and Organs !! PEST XQIY MADE. AT FACTORY PRICES, - Send fr tataloirne. sep'21-t'ni PK. r.x. walrk. WaSke .- DEAI.f.U" lo Corner Water Street Association. - - - Wilson, N. 6. -:0: -:0: -;o: K. RUFFIN. :o High. Prices !! ' - Below especially call prices. Hovs and Men's Hats 2."c V.1011U11:; ror T-..o. rine aii nmh ! .il.:. r. j.i .11 I : .. I f .. I. :.. othcrgoods usiialy kept in u first- HI SVi Un OlU SCi V I'S. -53 It II Mill 4I 1 II II . Jtiamoui Mm FL1M I Old. Jlanhv MV Store opposite f!ie Bank. Wilson". . C. MOIJNT, N. C tin -:o I'ost Olli .)- u will find I'A'.T Vl'.U at this store .o er.as it is kept in a rt-trigerafor. : JJAMS ALW AYS IV fSTd.CK.-J rti.vprvahr nijiiirs k w a a mi m iiilj aj w a M i v Illlll lllllf. I I I I II I II II. il I fur nur iiiniHH'- l'v rr one we m-11 i iirntnK"l hwI i y a K'Hilr. rU;ii.eii!l;er u tvr i" r s. ST-iKRWOOJ). -J2H II iiih Street, port-im-nflu Va 11 I'M I", PARK EH & HOD(3E.S. Uonkscllcra and Statioucr, 10 1 Main t, Norfolk. 'Y a and Jioanoke Squirt, dm2i6 SOBFOLK