rv? Wilson Advance.
1SS.S.
r
all
nuntv Bn'.x
Nvn is well
.-li this wool;
irr court
rvpi'il'itijtl '.at
V :
v V!.
til.'
("i ;
Bob Taylor, the negro who stab
bed : Mr. G"eo. Kay, week before
last, was caught last Sunday in
Greene county and brought to jail
at this' place. We ate glad to
know that Mr. Kay is recovering
rapidly now and will be well in a
low days.
We hear more talk about a fire
engine, not to have one, than any
thing we can think of. Ii that en
gine started from tile manufactur
ers when we were honestly assured
that it did, it could have t gone all
around Cape Ilorn, reached Wilson
and put out a dozen fires six
months ago. The questions being
propounded to the "Captain" axe
beginning to get him wrathv. . ' -
The District Conference of the j pres?i(B on their minds.
Methodist church that was held at
Weldon week before last, elected A Shocking Crime.
the following aeiegaces to me an-1 urftltAra from the Washineton
luial conference : Dr W. & Ander. GaZette of horrible crime, which
SOU, V. 11. UUrweil, U. A.UQQKanUI nliMfitann mnntv a. few
lievO. M. Cook ; alterajta,tGeo. daT8 . Brace, A Very estimable
IV II art, l roi. a. u: uagiey, L. J. onB? !ady teacher waa taken by a
Farmer culls hundred and eightr dollars was
grand saner- raised at the.8anij time for the pur
pose of endowing Trinity College.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
-.uvuatiou to auona ine sa annual
comtni'.noement of Greenville Insti-
!if State Convention
i,:h yesterday.
c'viiwd of If ash' county
vv$ this week.
-.':, nviUe Ketiector. has
, a new dress of body type
.,.i u a Farmer of this place
. . mends iu Kash county
rwni will lw isent from
'. ,'i .'.unary '1st t'or
one dol
W. J: Peol,Esii.
W. J. Peel, Esq., of Kaleigh, who
will deliver the annual address at
the close of the Wilson Collegiate
Institute, as was announced in last
weeks issue, is an exceptionally
brainy and talented man. There
are few men in the State who
have stronger, better trained
minds than Mr. Feel. He thinks
for himself and expresses himself
with force and in an interesting
and entertaining manner. The
people of Wilson have a pleasure
before them that it is seldom their
pleasure to enjoy. We believe we
can promise oar readers an ad
dress from llil Peel that' will set
them to thinking and make an ira-
.m - " 1 -
t!i! v Commissioners meet
nHvi'lily meeting Mon-
lce
the
' The
Iv C'.IVC
ill t!
us I i
jno-.l'
Tii
c has oTn'iied an
!rT(iif,ui junior in
l.uiMing.. !
'.. !!; i o i , accompanied
would rj well to IH
;r lots. -1 -
... , ; r: e;u'.li of Promise
,r. the- Opera House
wrn Me.-ssencer Kind-
. 1
Aijv vnck a granur-ons
; -,t v eck. luanka.
iv nck hopes its friends
'!:tortuc towns will do
i .v.fr to send the news
.V-'h.di'?t ehureb .at. Louis-
:ai -: !,:' Times, is to oe re-
! and otherwise repaired
inspissates meet Monday
lert a new Board of County
,.-'.io:u'i's and to levy taxes,
S-i-" - Fiiirclotii, of. iGreene
i Monday lor ltichmond
' will stay for some time.
ri"v nKiiibers. have been
villain of a lieero, carried into the
woods, and bound hand and foot,
followine ud Lis vile deed with
crime too shocking to mention
Boastine that he would return
after awhile and take her life, the
fiend incarnate left herr-Friends,
fnfo JuiiA ; s. nt irinr.r- i )nri i missine ner. searcneu .. w wuuirj
MnnNe.Literarv iwlrtrefiS ' tv Kev. I in large namoera, n muu
s M. Smith, rf Washinpton. N. discovered her bound to a tree
n at, S. iv m. Also an invitation She stated the facts as given above
tn nttflnoVa nif-nii a(. Pollarrt'a Mill and expressed the belief hat the
6n the Saturday following, ucder wretch would jBoon return. The
th insnipn or the antinn . Manv Irienas COl sue uoruo uu jduovcu
thanks, wish we could be present.
The Gold Leaf says : "Have you
seen a somewhat unaersize man
wearin e a plaited bosom shirt, a
big black nacktie and a huge wbite
hat! Well, thafs "Jordan, xne
Star man." Yon may take him for
a newly arrived Texan at first, but
there is no harm in him, as he does
not carry his pistols and his bowie
knives in his boot-legs. We have
known him a long time, and com-
fellow
her otherwise, but requested that
she remain in the same place while
they eecreted themselves to await
the return of tbj& negro. Ere long
he stealthily approached, when see-
ing a dozen rifle barrels leveled, at
him he surrendered xne iaay pe
ine asked what she wished done
with him, replied that she wished
him skinned alive, whereupon Le
was flayed, living but a few min
utes afterward. The tortures of
Nero himself would be an insuf
HOITIE ITEMS. ,
Just received, 1000 pair of shoes
at New York cost.-. Young Bros.
Just arrived. Immense stock
parasols, fans and hosiery. Young
Bros. -V':t v .
They mnBt Tje sold. lOOO "pair of
shoes &i wholesale pncoSj Young
Bros. .: i
Kemember Branch , & Co.. have
reduced the price of .their satines
to 12J cents. ,
The largest, most complete and
cheapest line of hosiery in Wilson
at Branch & Co.
Kemember Branch & Go's., i
the place to find all the novelties
in boys clothing.
Branch & Co. are headquarters
on shoes of every variety , of style
and quality, Gnaranted
Shoes ! Shoes ! baby shoes, old
folks shoes, dandy shoes any kind
at cost. Young Bros.
1,500 ponnus ot JNorto uaroun
hams just received atBoykina.
Suspenders, handkerchiefs, cor
sets, gloves and parasols at cost.
YpjnfiLBjps., . .
Brancfr A Qo wilt sell an elegant
5 battwtfmbroidered back kid
glove for 83 cents.
Branch & , Co's. 83 cent kid
gloves are unsurpassed.
. .- -1
! Branch & Co. have just teceivd
a large lot of the celebrated
"Brother Johnathan" shirts which
theyw'a selling at per doz
en &
Fob Sjjji A lot joI selected
seed peanuts. Call at 'J. T.'Mc-
Craws, or address . vi r
Consutopion Surely Curil.'"' ; t
To the Editor.
Please inform your readers that
I have a positive remedy for the
above named disease.- By its time
ly use thousands of bopelese cm
have been permanently cured. I
shall be glad to send two1 bottles of
myremody FEE to every ooa-l
snmption if they will send me their
Express and P. U. address, 1 ' '
-! Y.ii?-BespeotftdV :' ,
T. A. Sloctitn, M. a tftl Pearl St
OSr 3D .A. L ' s
Br
u
s
t o r e.
.(!!
. -. Ji !
i: :;.!-
" Wated.'i
ROSES
A ' young xazn (Tar Heel) out
of employment by no, fult of
ms, ana who is soDer, energetic
and called a good Balesman, far
miliar with ofilce j work, j long
experience, popuiai turn., fait
address and can give - best of
references, wants a Job In' city,
towni or country: ' Will work In
any kind of harness. - Address,
D. W. E:, Lock Box 1, Suffolk,
v lriuitt. ,
AT
25 cients Per Dozen
AT
D!
WE HAVE
j
j
Just
Eeceived
-U
!
. -I
A Full Une of Irenpjt anl lXimttic
il i
mm court.
NADAL'S DRUG STORE.
i
11 ;
1 fi
FRESH
GARDEN SEEDS;
such a demon.
mend mm as a very ciever uow pani8hment for the crime of
and the reoresentative of:one ofl! K M ... . v -,? t.
the best papers in the State and
better advantage." Yes, we caught Wson Farming
a glimpse of him, the other cay as
Mr. Hamilton MeMjllan, principal
I ,i to t''o Iv.tnal Benefit and l-ho passed through here and he cer-j tthe Wilson High -School, is the
Wilson corresponaeui ui mo
layettevllle Observer. He wrote
tnat Darer the followine f which
will be of interest, to tori- readers:
If there ia a farmer who believes
that famine does not pay, he would
do well to gravel througn Wilson
county daring the crop season. He
would see many things here that
would open his eyes , r'as wide as
Miss Addie Earle. has returned the lot eate . The land, so far as
past
Teachers'
The one
opened last
;!'o! Association' within . .the
aior.Uu
Wayne- c-ranty holds a
In', it.ute lor its teachers
f.if ti:o w-
Tue.S'.iav.
c-A&vAfi: Job Office does as
1 vo:-k and'at as low figures as
... , . A - Cl 1
aii in. ill u:e oi;ub. puu. ua
vva.r ricrs.
r
lVn-.:o li'titnte commenceinent
e'Ciroi--oi take place at iialeigh next
w.mIc. Wilspn will as nsual be
well ri'prescntedi
Strawberries Aire- nearly played
on :n- ;h:a -section They have
not in'.Mi wore' than half so plentiful
las usii.i: this year.
a n v j; roTcment in this weeks
i .. t... t r tl.,-.
tainly reminaedus of a cowboy "on
the shoot. 7 However, that som-
bero of ins covers as nice iv man as
is found anywhere any day,
t ' '1. ...
PSSSONAIi MENTION.
Mr. Ji. tL. Jordan ia
son on Uiisiness '"'' 2
in
Hender-
i
a. If your Watch will run irregular
ly; or stop when' you least expect it,
causing you to miss the trains
send it to Bell the Tarboro, N. C.
Jeweler, who will put it A 1 order
for you, at reasonable expense. His
facilities for doing first-class work
are unsurpassed Try him I
fT $7$ J3rge6fc stock of base ball
bats and 'balls ever in Wilson at
Boy kins: 'V
Just arrived. Our second sum
mer stock in white derbys, mack-
tnnaws, etc. loung Bros.
Go to . M. Nadal's drug store
to buy a bottle of B. B. B. Botanic
Blood Balm (he great blood purifier
ancLtonic. .A ? f
Remember Branch & Co. have
the largest and cheapest line of
Manilla hats ever brought to this
market.
B. B at Na-
cilitii
Statf
York vv'.i
tives fi ii i
cil i m. - !
, ! iir. .'.
COliVl'li' 10
MriVt
tin- TZ"nl
.niilfss.
G.v.-,.;
Tla-(:tvi:u-bi
I'i. '"
yoii'i
.i JJjileigh
r rent ion.
attending the
i-.u
Vi
npi m',1 :.:
Wi.'.'i .
r;-i:
the h:
JJatchi.nson-of New
u-' ocen visjune reiiv-
ci-ds in this city return-
t Monday,
. Lane of-Stantonsburg,
v for Iiichmocd and
!:cn! art ended- the State
! ion:' at. Kaleigh;'
V.tfs who was convicted of
rdor of Pad! Lincko will haiig
paidoiiiiig power of the
intefiiopes.
I, -iiiicuceiiieat exercises of
;!(4ii 1-Vihif.le College takes
tod iv. One of Wilson's
met: -ip in" attendance.
i
vsv uuaoie to get t lie pames
the parties attending the
Duventii u froir this .place,
u well represented.
i '.. ',-. Smith icol ), who was
i .vi:iM--t.,-r to Liiocria', pas-
...i: Vvi;.-';n- one. day last
!. . '.-;, to that couutrv,
Mr. V
:is;n :n, Mr. II. M. War-
uanerously sick for
wi-cks. hut 'ls conva-".-;,-.
v.'e hope-to see him
'mis iH-en. well repreaent-
i , :i 'hiring the past sev
W wore j-ileased to re
. li Moti'Uw morning from
i). (J liter, of that place
.a- or. aor a residence Is go--trig
ii ; t.ipidlv-: ;uid a handsome one
;t wit! he. lie is spuririg no pains
toii-p..je (lie old ono by even" a
from a visit to Nashville.
Mrs. Alex. Quails, has retorned
from a visit to Goldsboro.
Miss Ilillie Muse, of Fayetteville,
spent a short while in Wilson last
week.
Miss May Edmun'dson.. of Nash
county, is visiting Miss Annie
Brewer. '-
Miss Fannie Waters is in Wilson
on a visit to the family of Dr. Jno.
K. Kunir..
Miss Gennie Bernard, of Wil
mington, is visiting the family of
Mr. T. D. Gay. j
Mr. E. Y. rerry, who teaches
school, in Nash county called to
see ns Tuesday.
Miss Irene Tyson, of Chatham
countv, has been on a visit to Miss
- .
i' annie Mcuonaiu. :
J. F. ,Brnton, Esq , will be at
Dunn a portion of this week on
professional business.
Dave Woodard, who has been
at Hick's Ford, Vay omt months
past has returned to Wilson. r
Mr. B. F. Tavlor and his brtde
are spending several daya in W
son, with Mr. Tay loir parents.
Miss llattie Gardner lelt Mon
day last for Richmond, where she
wiil spend sometime with friends.
Mr. E. It. Gay is at Bingwood,
Halifax county, where he has gone
to attend the inatrfage of' : friend.
Mrii.'.M 1; Barnes, ot Eocky
Mount, was in Wson last week,
visiting her mother, Mrs.. B. H.
Bardin.-r-v V jr v ;
Misses Elethea and Maud .Gard
ner, of Winton, N C, are I visiting
the , family of their brother, Mr.
Will Gardner, of this place.
Mrs: O. W.;lMdJy, of Itlchmond
who has been""ri8iting-ner-'parente
and friends iir this lty for some
time .4 paeW-left for 'her home on
Saturday last. j' r. rT -
Messrs. Fi AiWoodard Jno. E
THE
V
A FULL. VARIETY OF
r"-'" oJ. ,,iBiS ."f GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS
F BOTH-
t i
.... ; t .
ii .
lr.
t:t C A S E t:t-
mm BUISTS AND
' ' -I.:.-. I , ; .... ..... . .."'..' .
Also Nun's Veiling inBlack
and deas, Aing SliEen
mm
rs.
we have seen is rolling, with a clay
subsoil and similar to land in the
southern part of Robeson county
Tar. pich and turpentine, lumber
shingles and timber are things of
the past. The country is thickly
settled and the farms are in the
highest state of cultivation. The
Commissioner of Agriculture estab
lished an experimental farm here
recently. If the commissioner
would travel through this county
he might carry to Baleigb some
new ideas about farming. There
are a score of arms within a few
miles of Wilson that will surpass
the agricultural farm at the Capital.
One fact In farming is worth a
thousand theories. II good farm
houses, on land made productive
by intelligent farmers, if fine stock
of every description, if comfort aud
good living mean anything, then
we must conclude that farming
pays in Wilson.'
I i
Buy a bottle of B.
dal's Drug Store.
THE COUBT WILL OONVEN OX
EVENING - HAT, Slit
Willi the following officers U their rcpotlT
places ' ' '
THEY ARE ALL WARRANTED
I AM SOLE
WILSON AGENT FOR
OFFICERS:
Branch & Co., have a few more
of those satines at 12J cents. Cal
Ck O T1 T7 HAfVTA tllQT? OPA Jill (rAfkO
The most extensive anil cheap CHEK
line of gloves in Wilson; ptBranch SnBBlPF
& Co. !
r '" LAWYERS:
laces and HamBari?' Idrfnirs in
Wilson at BrtnCh & Co's. I plaintiff.
A few more cJh elegant Avoir Sf'
button kid gloteeatAS -oenti per
pair left at IJra&qh c yg's,
BrancniA -'Co. have taU the new
shades in satines at 12 events
Hold on L. 3dwards liaa ar
rived again for 30 days only. He
is overstocked with fin goods in
Goldsboro and will sell them at
any price. This is no sham. lie
will be found at his. old stand op
posite bank. L. Edwards
EASIEST WEARING
TRUSS IN Till: WORLD.
. Oar stock Is replenished continually. TL lint f Y
an4 Boys' Cheviot and C&Imere FuiU which sra have
opened are conceded to be the treltleft of the e'A:-.o.
Ite-iMTlfulIy,
j 1
uthJ
Jttft
A. B. Deans,
" " W; L.' Cantwell,
J. W. Crowen.
SKFXXDAKT.
' G.P.Hart,
B. F. Taylor,
J. A. Farmer,
WITNESSES:
Prof. Sidebottom, Mr. Bozzfnzz,
Sambo. Mr. Jas McGurndy,
Sam Weller, Sg'fc Johnson,
Mr. Wm. Ferkin.
-JURY:
.......... . '
DRUG C4 1ST AWO CIIE35IT,
, Nash Street. WILSON, N. C.
Opposite Brigs Hotel, .
J & D Oettinaer
Coal Burning Locomotives-
The Atlantic Coast Line will put
coal burning locomotives on the W
& W. Bailroad. next fall. Bix new
engines to barn' coal have 'been
ordered, and it "is intended, also,
before the winter travel begins, to
have all the locomotives now',- in
use on the line changed from wood
to ooal burners. The contempalted
change is tf measure of ecoueniy.
Coal, It is claimed, is cheaper than
wood and time is saved in handling.
It Is calculated that an engine will
average ' fifty miles on" one ton ,of
coaL and as the tender" will hold
about five tons it will be easily seen
where the economy in handling
comes in. The ooal burners-will be
put on, time for f winter' I travel
and fre erht trafiic. which " tt "18
anticipated, will be much larger
than the travel and trafiic last year.
Branch & Co's. leader iu 5 cent
lawn is the best in Wilson. (
The largest stock of Hats in the
I Th chcaiiest Hate in jthol world
If yoti want the latest' style in
Hals go to. Young Bros. ij ..'1 ".
ros. 3.00 shoe is better
II. II. Ilutchuison,
W. P.,Wooten,
C A. Young,
W. B. Young, .
G. II. Wainwnght,
J. L. N eaver,
E. M, KadaL
Geo. Hackney,
Ii. L. Wyatt,
J. T. Edwards,
D. Oettinger,
J. E, Bountree
BOTTOril
DROrPED OUT
ADMISSION -
General Admission
Reserved Seats
25,
35.
Young Ti
than any 4.00 shoe in the city.
The lates
Younj: Bros
styles in line shirts
Thftlaiesf styles in fancy che'vi
jRtt suitaJCqong Bros.
Look at Young Bros. 90 cent
I parasols. 1
Toe finest stock of parasols and
umbrellas at Young Bros.
PORTRAITS.
!--:
The Windsor sati nes at 10 cent OIL, life sized (bust) 25x30, $60.
TTT7T
. Lx Wilson, N. C, on Wednesday
j May 23d, 1S88, Ben- MarksBrancbv
in ine zza year oi ma age.
: , i- "-ore
lui-Il: ' -;T :- of
fr.,iy I-"ay5Tt
i h ajer.i'
"chmV to meet several
Le . Episcopal Diocese
c:i their way home -viile.
in which place
iv was ield.
Mr -Kranrh hud far manv months
Woodard, Alex Green, Ed Barnes oeen connnea to nw oeawu&-o
.Tr, and several . others, from this snmction. . ilotwithstanaing nis
place attended the Congressional naturally ardent and, active , tem3
covention last wees. ? j 1 perameni, tuiniig an tuiatiuic no
ATaori i rtr,i f Rit,mnnii I exhibited beautuui patience rarno
. w,n,..i .1 . i tnus , constanii.v leaiiiucu- tu-nw
: rt. 11. i'. Farmer's school gave
a dfii:;"..ti'ai picnic l.ut Fridav,- at
To;.i'uot. l.cryoii who went re
p.it that - they -.had never spent
lii.ufy reire liui-iiier days.
.'ijro h'.-r l'.Vonnt of the Mirror
will i Hvi-r the commencement
jvldm-s -at. j unn Progressive
ItiH-tlttiV iLis year and also at
Ui.lv,: r wradeiny neur that place
. Tliif campaign will be one of the
hiHtest, ar.l hardest loucrut since
the njeniornWe campaign of 1876
a. id i-verv tamilv should have at
ic;: -t o:x. '.guoil Democratic news
!;.;-- r, -
Tii" Lti'iU-.n of i'romiso suit will
V hear-l to-niht in Mamona Opera
House. Tiio trial will be interest
ing' anil -amusing. .We hope a
ire lrairiberof our poople will be
pic; cut,
Tin- iiilvw oim th Carolina 1887
M-;-i,'ij,'nu.vs, in an- act to -amend
. - ( tiMis 710 of the Code, that "a
.hi.;r.c"of the Peace" ,is not eligible
! ) : li. ction as COuuty Com-
3:i;s!:;'i!;er. ;
w.' n ct to anuonnco the .sen-
oii-, of Miss 'KH.a Clements,
t Tii!(ivison, N. C. .She is. a
! ruj :, i- of Mr. Jno. B. Clements,
foiiiM-i-ivol this vtlace, and hi, .well
iviown in Wilson.
'J i.'": . Method wU of Smithfield
.'v iiMii xv.i excursion to Fayette-
.'u.::e- ."ith, wc see from the
K -i-wi. Fite'tcville is a popular
i;. .' "!i,i i:i-:i:cs now. One was run
Li. 1 wirk -from Raleigh.
Vinir. tJignlMiard has been
Mr. .1.1). Brooks. Mr,
htoiie is local editor,
c of Dunn ajipreciate the
1 Liiii' wts predict for it
;i:ul increased growth
nt management.
-i.ver'yJ.ody who' is 'interested in
'i'icaiiofw hiioula utteud the Kor-
VMiH jonr. The gobd they can
uv ji'niifi it will Hprely over
h.it,i.:(i r,in -loss of tilio it may
-i .m . Ri-utUH-d rates ur railroads.
nicians, is ia Wilson,' in consalta-
tion with Dr. W. S.. Anderson on a
very sorious case of illness.
Expression of Thanks.
So many of the kind , people of
Wilson have ministered to me dur
ing my late affliction, that I des
pair of befng ableo-' thank 'them
all .personally. ,1 therefore adopt
this method ot expressing my grati
tude to them all, and assure them
that in mwheart they are enshrined
as individuals and will ever be re
membered by me as I know they
i a -w Tl a.1 :
are remembered py onr awier u f him bevond,
Young Bros.
ILdeltt YdpBS liros-' , snitpat
CRAYON, life eixe (bust) 25x30,
.. ' . ". C : I . fi-.
Portraits ' made from
Photograplia,' 7 Daguerreotypes,
Tln.Ttrnoa T Inttncra Trir1ncr
, . riegam ainnaitrr uurujr mmi or any otner copy.
LootTit Yodnff Brosr inackinaw
haw 10 -cents,
,
Life,
-OcentS Young Bros
rLopk at.-Yoong,
made suits aVl.W
Heaven, f
kVery gratefully.
MjiS MAEY FEANCES BeANCH.
thns, constantly -testified- to
power and blessedness of her, gos-
Af ...V. Zn hT.o.1 . ny
died. In the early stages' of his
last sickness he became fnlly; satis
fied that he would-'soon oe -cailed
away from earthy and every. f day
his hope of a DleBsea immoEtanty
became stronger and brighter. His
last hours were scenes of; the gob- i
stant triumph of a soul leaning
upon-Christ pur bodily pain.. Many
times he gladly affirmed the, solace
he derived from the presence of
his Savior, and finally, in a calm
and undisturbed spirit, passed
away to those who were waiting
Jims. euBtem 1 r Changed will be made In pose,
--- irlranerv. &c. when reonestea.
and of any size or style desired.
1Gbok at.Yonng iros. cersefe, j"
"Look at Yonnc Bros, scarfs.
1 fojb.cJ5 Ybnng Bro ;3.rA coats GllOUP PICTURES MADE AT
vantT vests " warranted! all- wool J ' ... ! "' i
Q i f rl n I r
y' the"4 nicest H ;
L- ..-V f I 1 - ' ' I
.1 (
'. . . :
ON
-IT
IS-
1 ruiQlO
. A large dry goods firm
has just closed out their
entire stock of 22H Hats to
me at l'2xx. each and 1 will
hell them' almost at your
OWN:
-lilP R I O E
FROM FIVE CENJ3 Ul.
1ST ID-.
Don't You Forget It
That I Have Arrived In Wilson With The Iaiidsoi.i-t
I-
mm
me
of
Just". Think of a; Hat: for
Five Cents.
I i-lul n laain
i '
We have no doubt tne mock trial
which takes place Thursday even-!
ing, May 31st, in the Opera House
will be a very enjoyable anair.
Messrs. Ilart and Farmer, f
Rocky Mount,-and; Mr. Benj.F;
Taylor, of Nashville, will be associ
ated with some of our best home
talent in the management of the
case. it . s . t-1 1 1 1 s j i s
The proceeds will be devoted to
the building ; of the , Assembly
Rooms near the cotton factory a
most worthy object, f . , ; ,
Eaco allj" 1 ' j
' Wilaoni is, as usual, very late in
starting liase ball, and the direct
source of the delay is that no one
cau be induced to take the lead.
Everyone expects the town to play
some good ball this 'season, and
everyone expects someone' else to
"open the ball." From what can
be learned an amply sufficient cum
of money can be secured to keep
the amusement in motion through
the summer. Billy is in better trim
than he ever was. and can throw
"The soul that on Jesus still" leans
for repose " "' '"
He will not He will not desert to
. ;'! hiS foes," ,vw ; ; t-ul r.f
above all to the last of. all foes,
"tor he most reign till he hath ! pat
all enemies under his feet, and the
last enemy that shall be destroyed
is death.."
-irer
j a: L
equal. U .50,,.,
" Young" Bro" tcarr;
stock of notions, In Wilson.
Iland-made opera slippers -1.00
-Young-Bros', "shoes' we ar-rietter1
tha,n .any othc house , , J.
took at Young Bros! 1.25-parai
Yonng Bros.-lrave the v nicest
line of snit patterns in Wilson.
Look at Young Bros. cent lawn.
f Look at Young Bros, collars and
cuffs.
-., A large stock of fresh candy al
ways on hand at Boykins. ,
The largeat stock of tobacco .and
cigars in town at Boykins.
Call and examine Branch & Co's
line of genta ; inaldlla" hats' before
The largest assortment, in Wil
son of Dun lap Derbys at Branch &
Cor -s. j t
Branch & Co. have 'w complete
line ,of colors in Tricots stictly all
wool,'3G inche 'wkld at ! 50 : cents a
yard- , t
ill; ; '
' A ll tkA -now nr1rMk in
CORRESPONDING
.PRICES.
&S-A Perfect Likeness to the
Original Gnaxanteed.S
j- gjEfCorrespondence ; solicit
ed for work In any part of the
state. 1 r ... "T ' :
BSylieferencea furnished np-j
on' application. ,,(....
THE
WSBXL
I.
P. E. EHHISS,
WE WOULD CALL YOUU
'ATTENTION. TniS
WEEK
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TO A
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RALEIGH. N. C.
- tii.
Henrietta
clothes at Branch Co's.
A une
Notice.,
The magistrates of Wilson coun
ty are hereby called to meet in the
Court House in, .yvuson on (be- nwt .
Monday ia Jane for the purpose of
levying taxes and electing ( a , new
Board of County Commissioners
H ' j A. 6. BEQO8 C4'na. I
: r - '
Is donsnjnjtion Inrerable ,
1 Read the following: Mr, O. U.
Morris, Newark, Ark,, says: "Was
down with Abscess of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an Incurable , Consumptive,
Began taking ;pr. King's iNew 1 6tyled Hats iust received at Miss
uisuovery lor vuiwuuiiiuauB-aui.i jh. ja.'tiacaney's. -
nnn nn mv fhird hoft.lfl.and able to I t
oversee the work on my farm. It !?raf ch & Co's. stock of Derbys
Is the finest medicine ever made." 7'' nu-
coioib. xtoie puce: ad eieganc
white Derby $1.00, white beavers
flioyou'.-'want "a: nice '.suit of
ei Hit at cost eo to 'YouneBros.
IjB'riWich " Col eelMfce1 celebrated
Studio in. the Andrews Baild-
lBg...JS-f ,!,.!.i..;j.t-'
il
11SWU'
BIG "BARGAIN
',,;'?': -in I
MPOBTITIES
? - AND
COMR EARLY l
BEFORE THEY
ARE ALL SOLD
AND GET
1 That You Ever Clapped Your Two Eyes Uxkiu.
I AND THE PRICES. AH YES, THE PRICES, -
That's Where The Laiii Cms Id,
They are so low they will make your head fwIih.
here only-.-
THIRTY
, - i
. t. SO THAT IK YOU WANT
DAYS
BARGAIN.
i Don't Stand opon the order of your coming but Coice at Uac-
EVERY DEPARTMENT IS FULL 1
11 EY MUST BE CLOSED JOUT
t
1 AISO HAVE
A t ULL LIS E OF -
f
t f I I . s 1 III
of dress Grinfrhamft Am
bracing all the latest novelties for
10 cents a yard aud upwards at
Branch & Co's;
15"ew lot jof pretty and -attractive
HERMIT
Tinim
triiuuii
:o:
CUlLDEKV,LADli- AND. OKXT
Shcs .'.
Dry Goods,
Notions
pnd Clothinc:; ,
19T,MAIN STKEET, ' ,
r7Snits made to order
guaranteed. , " , 1
1 1 FOR BOTH LADIES
!;" '.'..! TLEMEN.'
AND GEN-
and
Branch & Co, have 200 pairs of
the "alieghany; qaiverf' in all the8Uk gocks at 13 cents a pair. TKeal
iaMc i lva,ue 30 cents.l vrM
enough catcher for anybody, sol 'What! drown Satufcs at'Ct2
let's havo some ball, and as soon as
possible.
cents. Where t .
Co's.
At Branch
& Foster, Paul & Co's.
gloves for ?1.00.
warranted kid
NOTICE.
.....- I i A
nalined u AdfatnteiBtrlx of tka
U. WIIUIMII.HWMa, if of
HTln qc
MtAta ot Ii
Wilson Uounty. u to oouir au penatm
hnvinir ihlmi uuMt theMta f dHMWI IA
exhibit them to the undenisBed mr ker attor-
ney. on or before tr sta a j or Ani, in or
this nonce win be Btead In bac of laair reanr
err. All peraoua toileted to aaid eetate will
pleane mako Immediate paymaDt.
iMted April 4th, 1H88. j
MRS. If ANDY WILLIAMSON, Adm.
Jno. F. Brutom, Altoraer, UM
a I . AND
see ;tiim
BEFORE THEY AKE ALL bOLD
The Cash Racket Store,
Opposite Briffgs Hotel. ' -; '
Nash St, WILSON, N. a
Will Sell at F'are to AUni&h
the NariTfR.
WANT lO XAkK UO(M KOH.MT
Spring Stock.
COMK EACLT AVT OF.T
A bargain:
Dry Coods, Dress Goods, j
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
.. . u
Hats, Notionsrimmings, Etc.
Through 7 he Whole Cnla.toguc!
They arc Just "Too Lovely and Sweet,
Jj7J . . !-'
And Nutliing Shoddy in the Lo(.?;
To & Wilson friendb for their favors In th lit. I solicit a
critical examination of my Stock, flinsr confidant tliat I an
meet all their wislies in regard to Quantity and liuillty, aud
Prices such as were never
BEFORE IIEVIU) OF ;
lfanyoneranfeHyonanartirofor$l.Ml wiil .ll.it.Iur
cenU, no matter what it in. '
Very llcspcctfully,
aj JI J1CJIV
l'OiiKsiteBranch t C-
- . REMEMBER
I VILL REMAIN ONLY THIRTY DAYS !
X
Respectfully.
1 1
Old Hardware Store, Opposite the Bank
W ilson, N. CM Ap U 2G, I8C0.