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' Celery and Coca, the prominent In-
it
((bm
irQfM nedients. are the best and safest
f: Jierve Tonic.
bound
Fpr The NERVOUS'
.The DEBILITATED'
.The AGED.
Si I Serve Tonics. It Btrenethens anil
Sniets toe nervous eystera, curing
lervous Weakness. Hysteria, Sleep
lessness, &e. .,
AM ALTERATIVE.
it drives out the DOlBonota hnraore of .
Lfr- the blood purifying and enriching it, ;
i and so overcoming those diseases
' resulting from impure or impover
ished blood. m --
A LAXATIVE.
.' ' ActlngmildlybtitgnTclyonthebowels.
1 it cures habitual constipation, and
promoteaaregular habit, ltstrength
ena the stomach, and aids digestion. :
A DIURETIC.
' In Its composition the best and mort
V. ectivediureticsof the Materia Medico
arecombinedscientiflcallywithothti
' effective remedies lor diseases of the
. kidneys. It can be relied on;to give,
quick relief and epcedy curei
Hnndradaof toetinKmuUnhavebeonrpceiyea
from peraona who have used this remedy with
xamarkable benefit, bend for ciroulard, giving
foil particulars. v -
trie, ai.oo: BoM 1ST Dnggliti:
i. .WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO, Prop'
BUKLINtiTON. VX. - "
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Wilson,,. N. O., March 15 88
A halt-wlited. uero bo weat to
a white maus bonse by tb name
xi tt s whito r Kara Atxriiin .' oi roweii, near Kajeien. ana mim
Nfi'Wb' OF A WEEK
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1UE WOULD ABOUND US.
A condensed report of the news as
gathered from the columns ot
our contemporaries,. State ana
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tVVe take T)leasnr in nnnn ne our appointmentl as Aeeiit of
pleading Fire Insorance Oompanin World. 1 1
Boyal Insurance Go.
LIVERPOOL, England.
There is aa oW hotel in Salem
that was bnilt in 1771, Bays the
Sentinel. i
Mr. Cilvin Wheeler, of Cnmber-
laad coflntv dropped dead a fw
weeks ago.
'Raleigh has closed contracts for
twenty electric lights and one hun:
dred gas lights.
Reports have been received-of
the discovery of valuable deposits
of nickel in Jackson county.
The friends of local option in
Goldsbero propose voting on that
question once again next June.
Rev. J. S. Dill, of Tuscaloosa,
A'a., is now pastor of the Mission
ary Baptist church at Goldsboro;
The First Baptist Church of Ral
eigh has aceepted Ihe resignation
of their pastor, Rev. J. L. White.
Reidsville will vote on April 10th
whether or not she will go in delt
$75000 for internal improvements.
Sorth Carolina has more cotton
factories in operation than any
State iu the South, we see it stated.
As a result of Mr. Pearsons
meeting at New Berne, about two
hnudred and fifty people were
converted.
We see it statedthaS Joseph Ed
wards, a few miles from Scotland
Xeck, cut off two of his toes while
catting wood.
The Franklin County people are
talking of a Railroad from llender-
id,. had sufiered from rheumar
matism in the right thoa!der fo
sixteen years. The diea-e wa'd
complicated with indigestion and
dyspepsia.' lie consulted several
physicians and used various patent
medicines without permanent re
lief. Relatives finally persuaded
him to try a course of S. S. S. As
to result he writes as follows: 4Af
ter using six lafge bottles I was
entirely well. The medicine got at
the root of the disease and eradica
ted it. With the disappearance ot
the rheumatism.also went the indi
gestion and dyspepsia. I have
gladly recommended i yur S. S S.
to my neighbors an' countrymen,
because I am convi'i viiiced of its
its efficacy. It having cured me in
spite of prejudice." '
Rev. R- M. Pickens, the venera
ble President of the Methodist Pro
testant Church of Sonth Carolina,
some years agot was attacked by
neuralgic rheunlatisn', accompanied
by erysipelas, s He suffered great
pain. His appetite failed him and
his heart became affected. The
erysipelas broke out on his left arm
and nana, lie used a great many
kinds of medicines but DOthing
gave relief. Finally he was persua
ded to try the Swift Specific In a
letter written 1 from Greenville,
President Picking says: "I noticed
a decided improvement while ta
king the first bottle. 1 continued its
use until I had taken abont one
dozen bottles, when I found myself
sound and well again, witti no sign
of disease lift except a stiffness iu
my left band, a result of the ery
sipelas. While taking the medi
cine I gained on an average two
pounds.of flesh .per weet. I think
y. S. S. a valuable medicine, and 1
frequently recommene it to my
friends," i
Rev. O. W. Winkfieid, of Union
Point, Ga., buffered terribly for 12
years fioui articular and sciatic
rheumatism. cousulted numer
ous physicians and tried all sorU of
medicine. Finally he began taking
the Switt Specific as a forlorn hope
and by its use was entirely restor
ed. He writes: flI feel like a new
Powell's wife for a drink of wxm
which wa given him. H then
i .. .1 ,va. r . ,i u . .....
when he violently abused Mrs.
Powell and her children, Mr, Pow
ell was absent, bat on his. return
he took his gun and followed ' the
boy, whom he shot and left ' lying
in a ditch. A person passing- that
way bad him conveyed to the
county work-house, where he u
now in a critical condition, roweu I
has so far evaded arrest.
ij
There ia nothing in the world
more beautiful than ft nn
healthy baby. Keep it so by u-
IngDr. Bull's B"ly Syrup. Price
25 cents a bottle. 1
The libel case of Cook A Co- of
KiH8ton against H. CBowen-eoM
respondent of the New Berne Jour
nal, for slander, has been diamuMa
and the plaintiff axed wittt tne 1
cost.
DOES IT PAY TO US GUANO ?
- ,
Which Brand is the Best?
"Laws grind the poor and rich I
men rule the law." Bat let u be
thankful that anv poor sufferer can 1
- .... m I
bur with only 25 cents Dotue ox i
Salvation Oil. ',
Dr R. W. King a pron inent citi
zen of Louisbnrg, died on Tuesday
of last week, in the 74th year of hi
age. .
HZ
Has a capital of $10,000,000. u
A Net Surplus of over M.oOO.OOO.
This is the largest net surplus possessed by :any Fire InsuranceiCo. son to Nashville or Castalia, we
Cash Assetts about 130,000,000. And . 11 ion is ai sob
adjasted without the usual discount.
We ean offer special Inducements in this'great Company.
as
deel 8m
B. F. BRICCS VCC Agents.
NORTH CAROLINA
ome Insurance Co.
RALEIGH, N. C-
sB, F. BRI6GS & CO Agents,
man, I cannot attribute my mirac
ulous and perfect enre to anything
but Swilt Specific. I know that it
alone cured me, for nothing else
had done me any good for twelve
years. I owe my restoration and
strength for labor and religious du
ties alone to this grand remedy,
and gladly make this statement for
the benefit of ! all sufferers from
this most tortunng disease rheu
matism." f
Mr. V- F. Daley, Advertising
Ag nt of the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad, writes: "Inflammatory
rheumatism swelled my legs and
arms to twice their natural size. I
suffered excruciating pain. Your
wonderful remedy made a com
plete cure." i
Major Sidney Herbert, Editor of
the Southern Cultivator and Dixie
Farmer, Atlanta Ga., writes: "I
hktrA fulle rAdtfrl tha virfnaa r,f
a teasli, Door and BUed manufac- Swift's Specific both as a rheuma
tism cure and jonic. it nas oone
even more than its proprietors
claim for it,"
The Northern Presbyterians are
working to raise a f 1,000,000 en-i
dowment fund to provide for aged
ministers and widows- .
The Greenville Standard has
suspended. Mr. G. B. King will
devote himself exclusively to the
practice of his profession law.
The General Convention of Young
Men's Christian Associations, of
North Carolina will be held at
Charlotte, beginning April 16th.
A stock company with a capital
of $125,000 has been organized at
Henderson for the establishment of
Office over First National Bank.)
nave a I
factory.
already
an ex-
We offer to jhose wanting Insurhnce
against
iUrs, policies
in this old and reliable Home Institution.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY P AID
Chas. Root, Sec'y. V. S. Primrose, Pres't. I
1 Pulaski Cowper, Adjuster.
noVlO 3m
BUY YOU
AI1D
n
f r
OTHER BUILDING MATERAL, FROM
UVHITEHURST OWEN,
QManulaoturers.
I?TCHmODaA9,
v
THE BEST IN THE tViSSE'l .
Fonrteen different sizes ar,d kiucls. - Fivi
rim with Enameled Reaervoirr,. .'.apted t(;
all requirements, aw" vric;e'l to otiit cM purses
LEADING MATURES:
Doable Wood poors, Patent Wcod Crau :
Adjuatable Damper, VrrtarigetiHo Ao
matie Shelf, Broiiint; Ei fwing'..., 'cani
Plate, Bwingrnsi Flue-St. IUjv .i.-.;: u. :s- ';
Bnrning Long Cross Piv :v, 3?-i-j;; i"iot. ;
Centers, Heavy Ring Covers, 1 .1:jitaiW t'ii"
Doors, Kicktl Knohs, Nickel Ptntls, etc.
. TJnequaled In: Aateri:U, n Finii, cad ta i
operation. . -j ' ,
Manufactured til WAAO A. 8HEPPARD A CO., Ba.tifr.c-e,
- and 6 ale b UHO. it. UHEKX . CO.. V 'Usaw. v.
tory.
Greensboro expects to
ten thousand dollar candy
Seventy live shares' have
been taken, we see from
change. i ' j
i
Special trains will be ran over
the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad this week to the Fish,
Oyster and Game Fair to be held
at New Berne.
The Government will order the
annual Encampment of the State
Guard to be held at Wrightsville
Sound, near Wilmington, on Jury
ibtn. due thousand troops are
expected to go into camp.
pmposed road desires it to run
frc:n Charlotte to Hamlet; from
Hstnlet to Smithfield: from Smit-
field to GoldsborO from Goldsboro
to. 'Now Berne; from New Berne
to everywhere or anywhere in the
world. No trunk line to "coble up"
this route,
Coinmissioner John Robinson
will be in Goldsboro on the 16th to
assist in the organization of a
County Farmers Institute and the
establishment of a County Experi
mental i arm. His Institutes are
said to be accomplishing much good
tnrougnoui me estate.
The Wilmington Star says that a
proposition has been made to the
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Rail
road ro mase another survey for
the extension of that road to Wil-
inington. The line proposed will
run nearer to Uape Fear and across
Black river below the mouth of
Moore's Creek.
Treatise on blood and skin dis
eases mailed free
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Smithfield Herald says:
"Wake county is dotted over with
.tanners' Alliances and the rapru-
ty with which ! the movement is
spreading in our county will soon
put Johnston .alongside of Wake.
Indeed the movement is gaiumg
strength au ovei- North Carolina.
And, if understanding its aims and
objects aright, as we have said be-
lore, there is no reason why every
farmer in the State should not go
into tbe-oruer.";
Personal-
l f ;
GOL0SBO11O,
IHEMY KILLERS ? CO. Proprietors
ORGANS
Mrs. R. C. Beaman, wife of the
beloved pastor of the M. E. Church
at Chapel Hill had a stroke of par
alysis last wees, we are informed.
The. many friends of Mr. Beaman
in this section sympathize with
him in his wife's affliction. Mr
Beama'j, we understand is doing
good and effective work ia his new
iu-M at Chapel Hill. He was pas
tor of the Wayne circuit last year.
We learn from the Weldon News
that our friend Capt. Kitchen was
stubbed in the back, but; aot seri
oifsl.r. we are glad to know. The
News says on Saturday last Capt.
W. II. Kitchen got into an "alterca
lion with Mr. Maddrey, which re
sulted in blows, durirjsr whii;h a
young boy, brother we believe, of
ins. unitiurey, cut air. jsjicnen in
tho back twice with a knife. Mr.
Kitel en was painfully, but not se
riously hurt. Yonng Maddrey was
bound over to the court. -
Wonderful ; Cures.
Mr. N. H. Flolicbstein, of Mo
bile, Ala., writes: 1 take great
pleasure in recommeruliug Dr
King's New iDiscovery fur Con-
snmption, haviz used it for a se
vere attack of 1 bronchitis and ca
tarrh. It gave rfie instant relief and
entirely cured ibe and I have not
been amicted since. 1 also beg to
state that I had tried other reme
dies with no gobd resnH. Have also
Electric Bitters and Dr. King's
JSew Liie ruls,:both of which I can
recommend, i
Dr. King's. New Discovery for
consumption oouahs and colds, is
sold ou a positive guarantee
Trial bottles it A. W. Rowland's
drug store.
: 1 1
Three men id the llillsboro jail
knocked the jailor down a uen he
went to feed them, dragged him in
a cell and locked him in, and then
made ttinr escape, taking the keys
with tbem. Only one was recaptai
ed.
BIUOUCHEGG
b an affection of the Hvar, n4 eaa
be thoroughly cured try that Oranil -Begolator
of ths liver ami
Biliary Organs,
SIMMONS UYER RE8ULATCS
tUKVTACIUtXO rt
J. H. ZEUJa k CO RQaAdfUt, Fa.
I waa afflicted tot aerwal Tn with
disordered liTer. which resulted In a '
erere attack or Janndica. I bad aa
good medical attendance aa oat Mo
tion affords, who failed utterly to ra-"
atore me to the enjoyment f my
former good health. 1 than triad tha
favorite preacription of on of tha
most renowned physicians of Louis
ville, Ky., bat to no parpoatt where-'
oron I was induced to try aisasasM
Liver Rearwlator. I ftmnd ian
diate benefit from its tm, and It nlti
mately restored me to tha full enjoy
ment of health. -
A. H. BHTRUT, '
Bldunoed, X.
HEADACHE;
FrocMds from a Torpid Uvwr aad Is
parities of the Htaanana. Usaato
invarimbly cured by taH.a;
SMBIONS LITER RESU11TC2
Let aQ who suffer remember (hat
Eld AKD MRYOCS EliBlCHB
Ou b. ntmoted b taklnc a torn aa ma m tM
aymptoais Imlitat. th eoaUac af aa aoack, , -
We Give You the Results of a Practical Held Test I5v Oncol the
Messrs. C. A. Young & Bros: , , ...
vjema. Lmiow i give you vue resuus oi a nciu i-r iux -j ... . .. .....
of Guano I used last year: .
Wilson N. C. Feb. 8. 88
Matthews of the different brand
-POOOMOKE. FARMER'S HOSE.
. i 1
let picking 7 pounds. 1st picking 6 pound?.
2nd " ; 8 2nd " & u
3rd -S " 3rd u 2 "
Total I 181 . 16J
(iflUimt'i l i:oi.!i ;r
drrros :i:VE'rt.
(.111-3 HIGH CRAPE
Iftj icklr 7 pounr!. l.t i!ckicK6( poundslft plckiog CJ i-ounJs
2nd " 8 ''-ud . " 81 - . 2nd -
3rd " 21 " "rd " 21 " lCrd " 2S
17
1-i
The patne atnonnt of Guano was used on each ro-x u. 1 It t tl rows lo tLe acre.
Jonathan Tomlinson.
Tern can see that Pocomoke made lOS round's of cotton to tl.acrv, v: j ! I .'t, more than Farmers lion. -0.1 Oati
noldsboro Trolific Cotton Grower. 0G nounds more than Farmer l iica 1. an 1 o2 pounds more thn Uibbs Hih Crii
mnt enonirh cotton to ray for the Kuauo used. So it would 1 e cheaper to buy l'ocninoke than to have anr of tha other brut
l4wara Tanl because the excess it makes over othr standard bratidh o' :uano more than tuys the cost of Pocmoke. We alo re'e
k Ike fallowing parties, who used Pocomoke Ja.?t yeai:
Janies "W. Uall, of Wayne county, who made 1023 pounds of liritrutton rm one acre with the use of POCOMOKE alone.
L. M. McLindon, of Matthews, N. C, made 1014 pounds lint icUn rjt: PCCOMOKE.
B. J. Holden, Frankllnton, N. C, madelOOG pouads lint cotton,
B. C. Carlett, of Franklin, made 877 pounds of lint cotton. .
Jesse Klrby, of Wilson, made 872 pounds of lint cotton.
Reddick Webb, of Edgecombe, made SGS pounds lint cotton.
TTe defy any gnnuo tlint I.h made to allow
does.
(lie h:i!:ic rcsulls from itn tine a IMICOMQKl
')
I MorB Ejb Glasses.
-NO MORE WEAK EXES--
--Mitchell's Eye Salve.--'
A Certain,
Safe a a d
Effeotlte
Remedy for
Sore, Weak
land Inflam
ed Ejes, Producing. Los g-SighUd-
ness, and restoring the Highs or tke
old. Cures Tear Drops, Granula
tion, Stye Tumors, . Bed Eyea,
Matted Eyelashes, producing qaick
relief and
PERMANENT CURE.
Also, equally efficacious wkea
nsed in other maladies.: sack as
Ulcers, Fever, Sores, Tamors, Salt
Rheum, Barns, Pile", or wherever
inflammation exists. -
march 8-40t
Sold by the Following Agents:
laslWIRE MLUlfi
AND-" :i
t NAMENTAL WIRE WORKS.
UTJ'UK. &5 CO
96 North Howard 8t Baltimore.
Wire Ralline for Cemeterlea,
Lawns, Gardens, Offices and Bal
conies; Window Gnards.Tree Oaarda
Sand and Coal Screens, Iron B4-
steaos, unairs, Settees, Ac.
sep23 12m. '
I CURE FITS !
Wbra lmnIil.MMa ml, 4. Lrm
'f a Vj. a. uw mviZX. Ti i,5r
radical eara. I ban .aada ih. m it Tri c JTT
warrant Braaaadrta thswaaai,
Mban bar failad ia mo i far B4
Cora, hend ai oeo. far a anaataaaaai
mrallitila rudl. Oi-. fill aarf - f i
KOOT. M.C18 fain MZhmitim.
JL 8. WELLS, Toisnot N. C.
ATCOCK BROS. & Ct)., Fremont X. C,
RICKS BBOS. Nashville N. C. !
"YOUNG BROS. Dunn, N. U. '
J. H. EXUM, Whltakers, N. C.
J. H. EXUM, Battleboro, N. C.
WILSON, 1ST C-
' MsM
Mexican
r.lustang
Liniment
ILFHEI) MWWm
FASHION AI LE DARUEK,
i
. NAsn ' STn Wilsox, N. C
tlPl have one of the neatest and
most complete batrber bhops in the
State. Only first clas at Unto em
ployed. I have added 1 lot of the l-st
Cigarit on the market to my bu-i-nes
for the convenience of tny
customers. Try one of my ciiiar
The next time you to down 'ah
street.
teU&at, .
Lambaz,
Eiraoatum,
of mj In
U.G.J
Southern Antidote for Malaria-
It is generally known that Sim
mons Liver Regulator is relied up
on, to secure io.inunity fromall ma
larial disorders. This is proven by
its popularity, anyone who has
lived in the South has seen its cu
rative effects and the protection it
gives against this weakening and
dangerous malady, it acts more
promptly than calomel or quiuine
witnout any 01 tneir lajurious con
sequences.
MMS k BRUMS'-
is the place to get Pure Com .
PIAN -1 rF'-J11
l l -J1 ij .: .
BTBIrTWAT, I
RIVERS &PUND, (used in New
England . Conservatory ot Music
Ueney F. Miller & Beos.
Chas. m. Steipf, Weses & Co.
Agents for Geo. Jardin & Son -
Parties contemplating purchasing
OEG fV3Sl
Btjbdtt,
WlLCO&;WUITE
! Briboepoet,
.Tabee. .
- : at-v -ir t i
Mjripe vrgans. w H:cgue3- fiee, -Pano
or Orean willflrtn ifoi. r.tit
their interest tonlace their' orders with na.
EF"Onr Mr. F. E. MORTON, is the only Tuner and Repairer pfco
ronlzed by ns, and whoBework we recommend. Respectfully,
700. HENRY MILLER& CO.
fv - . . 1 fl l
oauiuei otaion, a negro was
arrested last week at New Berne
for robbing the post office boxes.
Uer was turned over to United
States Deputy Marshall Street and
will be taken before Commissioner
Clark for a bearing.
- t
Bucklen'l Arnica Salve
W. D. Iloyt & Co, wholesale
and retail druggists of Rome, Ga.,
say:. We have been selling Dr.
King's New. Discovery, ElecJLric
i.meis iuiu cucKien's Arnica salve X'hebetn, salve in the world for
for four years. Dave never handled Cots, Bruises. 1 Suies. Ulcers. Suit
remedies that sell as well, or give Rheum, Fever sores, Tetter. Chan-
mu I I 1 .1 ri .t. i . . "
iucin puu uauos, uumams, uorns, and
such' universal satisfaction
have been some wonderful cores
effected by these medeciues iu ibis
city. Several cases of pronounced
consumption have been entirely
cured by use of a few bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery, takeu in
connection with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always.' Sold
by A. W. Rowland.
' The enormous sale of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup has developed many
new remedies, but the people cling
to the old reliable.
The Scotland Necs Democrat
tells of a negro a former slave
wnohas within the past six or
eight years, bought and paid for
250 acres of land. The negro's name
is Henry Smith, and he is a work
ing man proper. We wish that
more of them devoted themselves
ts work as this one has.
all Skin Empties, and positively
cures rnex, or jio pay required. It
is guaranteed io give perfect satis
factiou, or money refunded. - Price
cents per bjx. For sale by
W; Rowland, t
uov. bcales lias pardoned D. H
xruiove, oi ll rnett county, who
was serving a erm for beating his
wiie.me parnen was grafted h
cause of the fSibn health of the
man
oee to it that Laxadof the
"golden" remedy for all stom
acnic disorders is always
in ine.nouse.; Sold by all drug
kisis ior -io cents a package
IE!
-The celebrated old Stewart-
RYE WHISKEY, -
Four yearjold Nash Coonty
Br a.ndly
Fine Imprted gars,
Beers, &c
Wines
Pool and Billiard Tables.
Norfolk Oysters
Received daily, and served in the
very oest Btyie.
Lynn Haven Bay Oysters on the
half shell.
h irst-class Restaurant where the
best, the market affords will be
seired by experienced cooks.
uovl7 Hawkins & B ii ciKs,
it
mm
TillOR
195 MAIN STREET,
rTi O a a - '
ks- ouiuj maae to order anp
uoiauieuu.
. e see it stated that the Salis-
uury jvv aicnman turned off two
coinmns of advertisements for want
oi space. :
5 TOH
WAGON SCALES.
i!1" a.frta-a, a.
aiaaa..t.i.
ttUJs.
BltM. .
BrmlsM,
Buio&s,
Saras,
THIS
OTTXUll
Senteoes.
Sprains,
Btraina,
8tite.es,
MffJoiats,
Saekacba,
Galls,
Sore
Spavin
Cracks.
GOOD OLD
Co&trtcted
Xaasla
Enptions,
Hoof Ail.
Serev
Worms,
Iwinnay,
Saddle Galls,
PUas.
STAND-BY
pushes fe evanrbodv esseUr what (.claimed
fcrtt. Oaeat the rasa nas tor the treat pgpalarltTot
is fi ma ilia Us aalverwal
aaaUaahUltT. vervboay neaqi twrb a medicine.
Tha Listberaiaa needs It la ease ot accident.
The HsaeavrUa ae.as It for raoaralfunllj ua..
Tha Caaaler aaads tt for hie tarn, anil ala mea.
Tha Mechaale aaads K alwaji oa his work
Th Klaer Beads tt te esse of anerreacr.
Tha PteaoeraasdaH cntralonswlUioit tt.
Tha Tantr smos kU bis hooea, his stabia.
aadhtsaaoekxard,
Tha etaasaheat saaa ar the Baatsaaa Beads
WiainaralsnpplraaoeterMleariore.
Tha Hara-tmaeler needs U-tt Is his bast
frlaadeaa estsst reliance.
Tha Steek-CTewor aeeda It-It win save hlia
ahooaaada ot dollars and a world of trouble.
Tha aaUreadaaaa needs tt end wuiaaed It ae
toac aa his Ute Is a toaad ot aeaadaats aad daasarav
Tha aehwaedeaaaa na.rtitt. Thar.ainota
tnf Uka tt aa ea anttdote tor the dsncers ta Ufa,
tobeadeoarfortwhlehwiuniadtbepamiaer.
Tha Hereaaat needs tt about his store amoac
his sunitujiea Aeetdeuts will hsppan. aad wbaa
Mas eoana the Kostang liniment Is wsnted at once.
Keea Beetle lathe H.aee. TlstbebeMot
LAW SCHOOL.
Having already formed a nucleu-.
of a Law School here, mainly to
accommodate somu young towns
men, I have concluded to adopt tl:t
suggestion of some frlend-t and of
fer my services at large to Tounsr
j gentlemen desiring a legal tduc.i
lion. 1 offer terms appropriate to
our presrnt financial romhiir.ii
f25 on the entry of the student uod
82o at the end of the course. Ud
these terms students may profe
cute their. Ktudien with me a lnne
aa they please before applying lor
license. Board can be had in Wil
son (including rooms and lights) at
tl5 per month. Circulars with
icferencss will appear in a res
days HcGn F. Mi-rbav.
Wilson, N. 0., Sept. 6, 1877.-etl
K.ee sTBetUe la the Taeterk . tta Immediate
aa. la ease ot accident aavaa pain and ton of was
Kees a Betle Always ta tha Stab.'a far
Our Large Stock of
J. FAUST&SON'S FINE
SHOES,
Just Received.
r1. ROUNTREE & CO.
to $300
MONTH
wmi.. . . ue niaaa
seniv prercrrej who can
orSSr,,.'n,!3- ,SPre moments may be
Ji.P'oyed - A few vacaneu a In
aywu. WMt CXlieS.
w ? JOHNSON a CO..
Uhj Main Street. Richmond, Va,
WAATED
Sick hogs to cure, in any locality
where l oan reach them conven
iently, with a celebrated Hog Chol
era Cure and will prove to the pub
lic that it will not only cere the
worst cases, bnt prevent cholera io
hogs and poultry. I have pnrcbas
SJ .tt? oounty ria-ht for Wilson,
Pitt, Greene and Edgecombe conn-
rarm Eights sold.
HV.C WOOTEN,
MoyetonN.C.
FOR
HHE DIAMONDS:-
Watehes. J.welrr. Hatlid Silverware.
CHAPMAN & GALE
18S Mala St., Nonroi K, VA..
are the.Leaders, the itock U the
largest and their prices for the U-st
goods are much less than Noitl.em
figures.
N. B.-J-They have skii!k work
men for the repairing of Watches
and Jewelry. sepl ly
r'rr " ELEGIT. e?.Gmr
' - -1 V ::Kis?rarucian
li. -'il
mT- - .pie..
I - - ' - - i I ' - - iimui.
K. . I k '- .' - "- rr ...
IrT f ' ' i a ".-- a. Ira, i,m w
Yf 1 1 t. ..' . . 1 . ,a t.
" I I r ,ca .mu- Ma
I J - ... t Z- rj-m
Colleiiaio' lnsumte
Vt;-ss; Lvi)r:s- xun
.-:;crAniAN
SiBSJM G SESSIO.Y
lU-cin MONDAY, JAN. 23rd, 1VW
Hf-.l y I. o isin, I.rcr Commodi
ous ai.'l toi.it..r:.i!. baildinga,
puif w.tr,.r, KuM r"fp. t.r ripe-r-itirr
I ai.d (.rrt iul teacher.
PiriM U v, ru i'Ai:Ar.nr, .Colli-
A1I-, rut;:- .Mi.l;T Jl:r AKTMKNTS.:
mtn n iii.ilciin c'j.rt ofWrial at-
Ctt-tioQ.
I-.S-r-lli-Sit :dv tillage-
au.l At:r.
I' '
DlKC'tllM
ii l Tor t:.t:a!.iTu atid circa iars.
SILAS E. WARREN
Principal.
!
n Mcmc
t tiu-:iiiJ.4 of iuliuction
W 1..-
N. '.
TRY
aa um tea
M
THE JEWEhm
Tarboro.N.C,
Df-al. r in
Watches, Diamond.,
Jewelry, Clocks.
Specs, Silver
Ware.
Moaical MerchaDdltf, Fancy Gc4
kC aJM lb Clie-atwaJ, trt asd
laical I ta provrxl
SEWING MACHINES
' f a la a m a . '
reprtiitel. LupiaviDg prwtrp."
doce. Thirty j-ar practical rr
rience ia oar guari"ntrre of tn
CUM WOtkmaDKhlp,
WANTED: Old Cole
And Stiver.
ljr-Uei,rby trMMt4oa ia Dai
ueo. uoward, Tarboro, N. C.
Il4ful'y,
JA
IOC. ro".r Ffll? wiw and twrt
. v"!tvI.lainlr no
"i-.A ivuUr Tni ,'" ,bo ' Kymata
i an j r--.-. tv a ,,,,,r -.,!.
Kt v' "1 cw oa M, t. & ji,
Sale of Val-jcblo
Real
V Tirttie Of A ! rt.s f M. -
pcrior Comt or Wion county. I
aril) fcf.l! .1 .. .. J'
luevtmii House
jiwiiuay, jiart-h PJtb. at
.7-. 1 . . - -
on
12
a.o.a .,. reaie-tat of which
Mie lain Tir.V. C. Peacock did
-v.i--r u:cn in Wilson
and l-rCr:b. d ut ftdl.iw:
Ihe hon:e tract, s.tuat
ma lowpRhip, m ami
county,
?d in Wil-
near the cor-
A. jGv EAUER
ARCHITECT
AND MECIIAKICAI.
D R A 17 fl TT T H t i'
. J, r- "nits of the town of Wilson
Wi.l furnish plans, designs and J0" the lui d .or Calvin
Bpecihcations for public or private Barn'8 aI" s ::i wntainmi
u..uiuKa, auapied m accommcxl i- I uue uuureu and t i;b
uon, arrangement and style, to tl,- or.,e5a emhrae
uirements oi those for m ! lracr "xcwpt t
tney are built, ahd in iarm.
containing
y acres, mom
'!lor the home
f'lln.T a-l.i.1. a
beenn,: ..:,,lt(,:s,:V .,'vu
ijommg the
and others
with surrouuding scenery and c'i.1 ',;! ' ft ad
jecU in the locality In which tlwv UfuU c' L:" '
ar lnttl(lBl tr. . . , l,UJ u,,.l ......
, . rr. vci.ru. aiuiu atlMjUt lrLtr
New buildinps-ornif,,.: . acre, r.n -V w?tIy 'ghi
I
fti.i 1 a 11... f. 1 : auowo
' ueaigueu with refer
ence to artistic proportion, I ',
r.w..au(;iHri iual rnnrnim- .. . fft-r .,.,.
PiimfArt or.,1 ,27 wul l ll-S V . -J " ' r OI ICS..
a u.amess on,ome. ! 1 b ii! be soM In h,u to
and anprin-n..- .''lit t..-,..-. ...... .....w.. '
v.v.uua OI .. . . - !-. 1 liaJirS: line
riMi, !,a.4Uv? payable Nor.
wilh rizht rr i.
! . . . . I - IU
froj rl:iy ofeaJo. '
pianrTnr,u'nrfn
y - Address,
i:t? 1.1 J a 'r-,,l ...
- va iibu,
vtca, ierr!,,:r. ia town of
rf .. muun
John A.
craa'id coutaiiil-ir
.
uit
May i:
A. O Tl A Pt?n
Box S85, Ealeigh, N. C.
F. A
r-jmentA,
o. I. r.r.Kvv Admv
A; S. A. Woodard, At"vi' )
AXXOII.c;k3II:T!
av-a.
Jti4 here fa- tnmi a rartwrtfl
wader the Arm avame of . urrx 7 4 tt.l
GENERAL MEKCDAXHISE
BtMnea. In Vri'.mm. W. taVe itl. a-nlwt
amicunt .hir at tba mUir tatrxwi.
are "ii tnuinn. at the aar, f -m. , a.
. -1 ooT r. i. w. Anrt y. .nj ii at a
-and a Ireah aad wii at-iecUd alwk of las
Ct i rectiotM-rV-a end an. We et m
"".'..,",r'k Dar oiia,,rim.s. team
ane rHOKS wbu-b aril, ul at k..
drairoua of rruciavc our stoia .4 tae
en-xrassr.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
Place in WiIou lo bnv mmtB
iday goods, Toys, FirewoiLs &C
H- M. ANDERSON'S,
Tcrboro street,
Kelt door to J. p. Karrw-i J
oppoa.ite A. P.ranch & IV.
I have a large and well rdrdf.
atockofall kind of Tojs N
Fancy at,d Plain Candies anJ t
marked them down low to t-uit t
hard timet. Give me a call aod 1
guarantee to plea joa in fn
and quality orgoode. Doo't fcrf
the place, Llt-nry II. Anderaor.",
Tarboro street. I
I also have on band a fn!l 1 Bf
staple GrocHie, conMtinpof Si
Ear, Coffee, Hour, (!! grad.S W
Ur, (cooking and table) Prope
Cnrrknta. Citron, Dmeti !"
t rnits.
Tobacco, 25 cl;ff rr ctlcn
elect from, at Horn 25 to 7-Vtr prf
ponnd.
Ti aware. A large asaorl me tt
whih I will rx-ll cheao as it to
So.
Smoke Pride of the Sonlktiff
lK-6t tick!o c'ar oa tbe naikeW