The Wilson Advance.
NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS.
WILSON'S CATTLE.
JOSEIMIIS mid V. C. lUMKLM
Editors nud Proprietors, -;
tTna Advance endeavors 10 tw an Hon
est, faithful and Impartial cbronlclet of the
new, davoUoa fpeoMi atfeptjqp to the section
j-n whloh It is TbllneJi ' It re Temoertil to
-the coro anil Will spare notther friemt or foe
who Is iu hostility to . Democratic success. It
believes the best interest of the Na
tlou and the Stato imperatively demands
the relnWim of tho ltemoeratie party, in
power mi'l t will spare noetlort to acciAuplixb
lhatrcMilt. It will week to promote the In
dustrial development of tho statfl and tcction
and wilMako Dleasuro iotlotnir whatever lies
tn iU Power ta iimI tho farmers and MbOFinfr
rn in their efforts to better their condition,
ivorv honest son of toil will find in the Ai
tawcb a sincere friend. Every effort looking
to the establishment or moro and better ellu
cational Institutions will receive our hearty
o-rmeratlon an1rKtr)TSotfiPTrt. ! -'
The AdvaJiCB circulates largely in every
county nasi or. itaietgnv pb 4 .is tnererore
plcndia wlVui tiKfliir mudluru. Rates liberal
A Bret-class job uLUcc is run In connection
with the paper and wo will bo pleased to re-
etuv orders. Ourotlioo is ona of tha best
equipped In this section of tho Stato for com
mercial work and we will do as good. work and
at as low nirures as anvpudy.
Entered in the l'ost Office at Wilson, N.O.
an acouna cias man matvor. '
WiLSON, N. C, - - j'une 20, 1839..
Give us better
more, of them.' ' '
schools and
Wilson needs and must hare
a good male scnooi. vvnat eay
the men who have boys to edu
cate ?
The adva.nct. believes tl
Fanners' Alliance will . . be ' U -means
of -Uccomplishini; great
and lasting ood in North Caro
lina. It believes that bv means
of the soirit of brotherhood
that the "Alliance has and is
building up, that .the farmers
of the State will very material
ly improve their condition.
One of the broadest fields for
t,heir labor, it strikes us, is in
their; opportunity to establish
ag&nekhSQrhnofl c&aalg all
over the country, Thefunda
mental prihtrlple of herorgan
iation is education is knowl
edge.' The Alliance " believes
that the development fof the
farmers depends to a large de
cree1 utfp the attenliolf is
paid to the educatthh- Jf the
.children of the State. This be
ing tone of the corner stones of
.the; Qrfanization, we "feel that
liMttgiog upon its "metobers a
fstenjatic effort to, 'establish
jrst triads 'techools irij'very
irelgtiborhoofl, ' we 'speak to
' lft)Au'Vh6- ate Ii - ttdrouirh
)frfrfpathy with what we' shall
say oh this line: '. .:''
The negro problem how to
keep our dusky fellow citizen
at work when your back ; is
turned.
Only one of Harrison's rela
tives remains unprovided for
out of the public treasury. He
is a brother who lives in Mis
souri, and is a staunch Demo
crat.
The farmers of Wilson
county are j iyin more attend
they have ever done before.
They have morii fine stock than
has ever been in the county
and they have a regularly or-
UEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
What Th People in This-. Section of
" toe S:ate are Doing.
the
the
and
the
ganized cattl9 club
The Advance desires
make a suggestion : Let
cattle club secure some of
finest cattle in the county
have space set apart at
Iiocky Mount Fair for their4ie-
play.. They would show, people
wha,i,sort of cattle we can
raise, .would stimulate others to
improve the quality of;. thjair
stock, reflect ctfedit o
selves and help the fair,
say the mehabers of the
club-?1
tbm
What cattle
The Elizabeth. City -Norths
Carolinian is twenty years old;
It is a strong Republican news
paper, but it is edited with real t
ability. Some of its articles
are unusually well written. '
In many neighborhoods the
public school is taught 'so short
a time and by such iucom De
tent' teachers . that ' very little
people eel' that the , ' W.Aopl is
hamly worth, their a'ttentfon--the?
children take n6' in4rgt in
thefir 'fetivlies -they go( so short
'a tftWTAalff Is hot to" be ' ex
'my'.' stiojaK.1' The
fflouw sbent is almost wasted
aW,Hhenca olf'mfafion is
The Benson Short Cut is the
name of a new paper. Its editor
shows, in the first issue, that he
possesses genuine wit. We hope
that the existence of this prom-r
ising bud of journalism may
not Le "cut short."
The lialeigh Call says the
State tax on retail liquor, deal
ers is now $75 instead of 5?0
High license as a means of con
trolling the liquor business ap
pears to be growing in popular
ity all over the State.
' The Tarboro Southerner says
that the commission of crime
depends to a considerable ex
tent upon the times. If money
is "flush disturbances are
much more frequent than
when money is scarce, at least
this is the idea of brother Powell.
hbtr aaanceQ asrit , Should be
LISTING TAXES'.
Sland NecillemoL-rat, J.Ml' UlU.. .
dL . . 't '
VVe ieirn.iTom iUzs. ti. rope,
wfiw was irt(Tarbjm rSuuday, that
ou last Friday a colored boy named
JJmes Hudson wa lrowHtnl--ia ft
small stream near the water woks
wtele in'swinimitiig.'IIis body was
found m about ua hoar, but too late
for the physicians to restore him,. 7
anticipated which we are glad to
hear.
Miss IMle Grimmer who has
been attending school at Wbitakera
for the past year returned Satur
day. She has teen nndr Care,
and instruction of our oldfrnd,
Capt. A. J. Moore-
We are glad to state that Tois-
nct'svonns Lawyerr K. A. HawKini
Weldon Uoanoke News, June 13th.
Th-Pwrtsl-TelPi?raplrTO'ttfpftny'
will buiki its Uue.tVf Jlickeford to
GaStou, thence to Li'-tleton, Louis
burg and Raleigh.- We understand
that offices will be established at
each of these places. The line has
been surveyed, and poles distribu
ted on the .North side of the river.
Pe
'llere'sOmKSmethis
state xf things as an excuse for
ventingheir opposition to the
educition of other people's
Uhff&i " 6 pon the trhoTe1 public
school svmeinV Such are ene
ihieJs of . general ed cation ''"who
fehbtld never1 be heeiled.' 5 What
the yeople want 'is ;ndtf fault-
hticTers they want a remedy
fnr trio atriM - ; M j r
The Advance believes the
property owners of Wilson
county list their, taxes about as
honegtljr as those of almost any
other, county, yet we do not be
lieve that the tax list of the
county shows neaT " all ' the
property owned here. -We hope
the Chairman of the Board of
County Commissi6aers, ;Mr.! J.
F. Farmer, will' give"' this "mai
ter his closest, 'attention ..and
coinpeVthose wio. do no!t(, prop
erly list, their property to. do so.
We do, not doubt but ithat ' he
will and we, in advance, com
mend him for tha good, service1
that we believe- he-cati' and 'will
do for the county in this ipar-
"i?u . , . Ui--' '
Lt.Uh Hatchett5 Hbe btiried.
We -4 hftll never:1 !aeireiho.
neveri'play wldi'fff'eakWih.
Eeidsvllle Rer'H , '. , .
"i m.asnaiiieonypu'a'.'jifi
uiorifnr'i Jaca Sharp would fiay
. ny. aon t you,.,, &ww? , ine
Ha.tQhett tovwhUhi youijijrefex
wouldi klck out if she was burr
ied. She's too iively- a'k;orpsB
to beburiedbrotheri'atfd sBeis
doiDg- too much 'frood iti the
State."
for the evil
My son, the way to make
money is never to express an
opinion, to be on both sides of
every question, and to religious
ly abstain from allowing your
self to have any use for anyone
who cannot be made of service
to you. Follow these directions
. and you will make both money
and friends.
Calvin S. Brice has been
elected Chairman of the Na
tional Democratic Executive
Committee. We hope no mis
take has been made in selecting
him, but we are inclined to
think that he is too closely al -lied
with the money powers
the forces that Oppose . the
Democracy for the selection
to be a very wise one.-
Tiie Lexington Dispatch is
edited by a man of brains and
he carries a level head. Among
other good things- he -says, is
the following fact;;' which is
often observed by thoughtful
men : Some men seem to think
that reviling the press proves
their own superiority ; but it
only exhibits the narrowness of
their minds. - '
3,The1 Advance1 believes'' the
remedy to be in the co-operation
ot the people in each
neighborhood in supplementing
the fund receivedfrom the pub
lic treasury for school pur
poses. Let the men of every
school district (and the Farm
ers' Alliance develops a- spirit
of progress that makes the
scheme feasible) come together
and.contribute towards build
ing a - first-class school house,
'buying a good piano or organ
and engaging one or more of
the best teachers to run a school
nine months in the year.
There are good results in this
plan which are unthought of,
ana we irusx mat many new
schoolhouses will be built in
Wilson county within the next
few months.
FROM WHTTAEEHS-
HONOS THE W0REEHS.
The Piedmont Farmer of
Concord, published at Concord,
by John B. Sherril. is on our
table. It is a neatly printed,
,rwell edited farm paper and re
flects credit trpon the editor.
Thai the farmers will appreci
ate the paper we do hot doubt.
It deserves a liberal patronage
at the hands of the farmers of
the Piedmont section of the
State. 7 ' ' .
The man who attempts to
ridicule the press has "tackled
a buzz-saw." Whether right or
" wrong, . the ; brethren will not
permit themselves to be held
up to public ridicule without
hitting back. We would advise
men who occupy positions that
make it so very necessary that
they should have the co-opera
tion of the press, to be careful
how they ridicule the quill
drivers. We are .a "touchous"
set.
The value ot editors as po
litical workers is 'appreciated
by President Harrison to a de
gree never approached by any
other man who nUed that ex
alted office. We never yet
have seen the reason for ex
cluding editors from office to
make room for some fellow who
has harangued a crowd three or
four times, while the editor has
worked without ceasing for his
party. The editors have , been
the men who have, done the
greatest amount of work and it
is but right that their services
should be recognized.
Mauone is recognized as the
representative of . the present
administration in the "old Do
minion." We know of no man
who more worthily represents
the present administration.
Mahone combines all the ele
ments of a thorough-going lie
publican. He is absolutely de
void of principle, is treacherous
and believes that money is the
great political argument of the
age. We congratulate Mr. Har
risonnpon his good judgment
in selecting one who truly rep
resents him in the "State tha t
boasts of being the parent of
Presidents. ; '
! The appointment of Charley
Pric, of Salisbury, to be U. S.
District Attorney for the West
urn District ot North. : Carolina,
ovefc the old war. horses, Mott,
Boy.dJ Kebgh " t Co., looks as
thorrjb Mr. Harrison, has order
ed' the-c-ttold; fighting oocks to
the rear. -Fayette ville Observ
er; ' -, ,;!'..-:-::.
- The Advance -belieVes the
men who have fought the "bat
tles of the party should receive
the emoluments of office in pref
erence to the - selfish, cold
fclOftded' sneaks' who kWrr their
montha &hnt until "thy1 victory
is won and Ihen eome'forward
to ' olaim tho offices that the
labdr - of i other ' people has
given their party -
In this, day and generation
the policy of both parties
appears to be u : 1 we may
judge from wha:t tleyi-do to
ignore the'mers who. have ( done
the work, and place in the of
fices of J profit -and trust the
lazy, good for nothing fellows
who'1 atfe' afraid 1 to calf their
souls their own. ; The so-called
"available" men are sought
because, : forsooth, Jthey haye
never souch as turned their
Uner- OveT-tt) help ; their ' party
and consequently hate 'arouse i
nObodyH-oppdsition. ' ThVy do
nothing ana-Are - rewarded -be
cause of thtet tact. r '' ;
This tendency has shown
itself in onri wu! tuid.st. We
claim to be Democrats and de
sire to build up the Democratic
party. We profess to labor for
the" success of the principles we
advocate. We spend our spare
moments abu-ing Cleveland for
allowing Republicans to stay in
office when he was President
and then devote our energies to
placing men in office in our
mifr?t whose only endorsement
is that they are too selfish, too
lazy and too; Utterly regardless
of the cause of Democracy to
devote, tthe least portion - of
their time towards , strengthen
ing the party "ichich they milk
fpr - all it worths . If the
Democratic party . expects to
keep its working force in. g;ood
trim. for sejrvice, the policy of
the party on ; this line : must
change. Not that there is the
least danger that this working
force will go to the enemy
not a bit of. it. , It's Jthe,.office
devpuEing set who desert the
workers can always be depended,;.-,
on. It,, is disheartening,
however, to the men who spend
their. time and money inAwprk
ing for the party, to see , the
fruits of victory that they tave
made possible, reaped by men
who deaarve: nothing save to be
let severely alone.
If is' against the law in New
York to sell cigarettes5 to
minors If the same law 'was
rigidly enforced in North Carolina-
the cigarette trade would
be almost broken np. :-
Much Sickness Prevailing in Thip
',;Pleasantlittle: Townt.,;,
Wiiitakee's, X. C , June 17' i88'J
Editor Advance. it seems
that the hand of aliliction rests
heavily, upon our friend and neigh
bor," W T. Brasweli, for the Aagel
of Death came last Friday and
carried, away .little . Pjnceaged
five '.years. 2ot . ,9ati8fieqj ;WLt6
this one, it took Mabel, hi little
sister, agjed, about fourteen months,
a few . hijuxs later. Srels . the
Lord has. given and,' too, He hag
taken away. The dear wife of Me.
Braswell is now at the point of
death and no one expects her to
live. Also on the 15th inst., Har
rison, the bright and beautiful uoy
of Dr. J. C. and Mamie Braswell,
was called to Heaven. He was
fifteen months old and the only
child. The three were baried at
Speight's Chapel Sunday after
noon, the Rev. Mr, Callahan con
ducting the funeral exercises. Be
of good cheer, parents, for the Lord
hath said : '-Suffer little children
to come unto me and forbid them1
not, for of such is tho kingdom ,o
Heaven.77 ...
Mrs.-Dr. D. W. Balluck has beeii
quite sick for several days.
Mr. Maek Catchin has two sick
children but we are glad to report
tnem oetter.
Since the bi rains our conamuni
tj has had quite a number of sick
ones.. Dysentery is the pn-vailing
disease and it is in the mo t stub
born form, so sav the M. D's.'
31 r. Norfleet Cutchin ,dii;d last
week. He was one of the old laud-
mark's, being over eighty years of
age. He was a good man whose
life was highly appreciated.
Cotton is looking much better for
the pastifew days. I hear encour
aging reports irom tobacco and
corn from up in Nash.
We were glad to see Rev. G. W.
Callahan occupying his pulpit last
Sunday morning. He has entirely;
recovered from a slight attack of,
fever and, as tsual, jireached a
splendid sermon. - - -
Mr. W. T. Taylor, a former resi-i
dent, but now of Ocala, Fla., is
here on a visit. We hope his busi
ness is ' making arrangments to;
come back. We will gladly wel-;
come him. ; WnrrArrElis, 1
ijnder date pi Juno I8th our
correspondent writes : . "Mabel,
daughter ot Mr. W. S. and 1 Maggie
Knight, died this .morning. She
was a sweet child, about two years
old," Surely '-sorrows come not as
single spies but in battalions," and
these people are drinking the cup
of aliliction to the bitter dress.
May these losses turn their hearts
to the "home over there," the
'house not made with hands eter
nal iu the heavens."
Kocky Mount Phoenix, June 14th.
Cotton in this section is rather
small lor the season.
"We congratulate our young friend
W. C. Woodard. He" is the happy
lather" or a bouncing baby boy.
A" circular "soiuethiug on the
'White Cap" order, was distributed
around town last JMpnday nigut,
warninc specified parties to with
hold from their bad acts, or they
would receive 9 and 30 lashes, &c.
It was signed "The Warners."
tirulsburirTiinea,'Jiiue 14th.
At'a recent meeting of the Board
of Town Commissioners, the price
of liquor licenses was increased
from 75 to $100 per annum.
JLue Hreguiarity 01 tne mans is
now discussed by nearly everybody
It it is as bad elsewhere as here
the . new mail agents pu the Rail
roads ought to be damped into the
Atlantic Ocean. It is an every day
occurrence for mail matter to come
to Louisburg that belongs to ..other
offices, and Tuesday no News.(jh-:
servers were received. here for anv
body. .The supposition is that the
pacKage was carried ,py t raufcnn
ton by the mail agent. At all it
did not reach here until Wednes
day. This is a sample , pi the ini
Drovetnent (!) .in tbe covernment
"as" 'ministrate'd by , Harrison and
nis assistants. . , . ;
Vfet nvine Reflector. June lith.
. J. eople from various sections
th f ourity, who werere in town last
week,: told us the late rains and
had weather caused .considerable
damage to both land and crops.
,-Ihe postofnee hau been removed
to . tlio, old Knox efcoce, urouudon
J?ouj th street. Th interior of the
new ollice has been very nu rly and
conveniently arranged.
judge ueorge Brown, Jr., is
presiding at this ' term ot Pitt
inperior Court. He -is a born
jurist and presides ov er tbe Court
with dignity and great ability.
The freshet in Tar rivef last week
was the same height astue famoun
freshet of 1867. The water has on
ly been that high once in the last
twenty two years, which was in
November, 1887, when the rise was
unprecedented.
PIMPLES TO SCEOFULA
A Positive Cure for , Every SiiD, Scalp,
and Blood Elsease bcept Icttijosls.
;4 4r-
P.orlaaU K yctm. H4d. trnii, i l;rrt
won with ease his case, BattsA y
Williams,' oh' Tuesday the -litf,
thjJugh-oTjrrosHd. by one. of the lead-;
mg .lawyers in this part of. the
State. We have heard, several
speak with praise in regard to the
critical exammaiious oi wituueaeo
and his pleadings, t -J- .
Messrs.. Shell; Black and . Hawk
ins made a very sueeesslul fishing
txip Saturday. T h thanks ot. the
editor are due for a nice,, white
sbad (a ten pound: one 90 eta ted)
V?'r it' 1 i ii f T.
wnicu lur. uawKius cauguL.rrr
filers pond." It .' was the heaviest
fl'sh with the smallest bodjv (only
three" Inches long) that wis ever
faw-. We did think that the nojs
oonld tell a Bhadfiom a roachl :"
The' news of the death of little
William Graham, son of our es
teemed townsman,Mr.W. HPridg-
en, dashed with lightning speed
through oar town Friday evening,
Little Graham, was a beloved son,
only fifteen months old; and depart
edfrom this, world for a better, at
10 o'clock Friday; evening, leaving
behind a mother, father and little
sisters, as well as many others to
mourn their loss: ' . ,
lid Back fvered Uh norti.
ortajn(aiid niferiLiciiie fall. Carad
tuticurm P-mdirt t a cost of (3.73.
MRS. JOE PERSON'S REPDI
' .' STILL ". '
To the FroKt !
Tonic and Nervine.
I do- not hrvtate to recommoni Mrj. Joe
Pi rson's ReraiMly as the finest tonic 1 ever ub-
ed At the time I ornnineaueQ it use. 1 had
noapputiU fur anything, never could eat a
mimnrful f breakrast, ana tvea to xoroe mr-
olf loeaVU notiilinf Uted natural, i u
ai- so nervous iaxiuiu Kev no iwiu wtri
wakiBK at ( Tt-ry aonnd. L cerameDeed with a
ii-apoonlul, and (rrailually incrasod tbe dost.-.
Vhree weeks' use of tbe Eemeily worltad won
oVrs. My appetite tecaine natural. Ixouldt-at
anytbinir 1 wanted and tvlished it, my sleep
beuame sound and aat ural ; .a Uurd of musiu
woujd hardly wake me now. Mytfi-ncral health
is eleellonu better than it baa btn -4n t,-o
years, and tbU ebanpe U owiiur solely to Mrs.
Joe Person's Komedy, as I t.xdt no other. As a
touie and aorviae it caunt be eicllel.
ANNS DAVIS.
; I'hapel Hill, N. C.
EtfKoreale by Wilson DrurvlBts Price tl
per lttle. S6 per bai-d.n.-rWash. 51H-U.
per rnn-kajre. fi.SC por half-doren Sand for
painpuleu Addrvna, , .......
MRS. JOE PERSOK,'
' ? -' Kltlrell, id"
,JV'usJ Oie.CliTjpV'KA ltEMEDIKs
irilrinn.nHMRuIts. f u-l two lnrtlea of
the CI TIOCKA HESOLVKNT. Ibm Kxesof
CTTTCITPJ. anil one take of CL'TICCRA
SOAP, anil am cured of a terrible skin and
sea HP dieaAe (saowri as psoriasis. 1 bad it for
eitrrii faarf. i I would iret ueiier aua worse at
times, bometime -ny head would bo a solid
scab, and was at the time I Intra a the use of
fho CTTin KA' HEM rTTTTrT. -SITsnw wrrf
covered with svabs from my elbows to shouid-
er8,nyljrtt aaa tu movant alM scab, and
my baak uovervd .with. sor, varyimr in size
from a penny to a dollar. 1 baddoetorvd with
all t be b-it doctor Wth -no relief, and us.-d
many different piofllcljift without eiH.t. Mr
case wa lioredLiary. atid, 1 txtr&n to think. In
curab e, not it bevurf r heal frutn the Itrot ap
pllcation of CUTlCL'KA.
. AKCHEKUVSELL, Debhk-r, Ohio.
Skia DiMAM li Vean Cured.
I am tf ankful to 'ay that 'I nave used the
CUT1CUKA KEMED1KS for about eisrht
months with irreat suoeeHS. and consider my
self entirely cured ol aU rbeuiu. from which
I haie-onffered for six years. I tried a number
of merUdinea and two of the best doctors In the
country, but found nothing-that would cffixt
cum ctntil I used these rmeliea.
MHS.A. McCUAr LlN. Moretto Ho.
TJ Wml l;sM of Scrofula C'sn-4.
We hare teen soiling yoiir CCTICrKA
RKMEDIKS for years, and have the flrstoom
plaiut yet to rtoc-ive from a purcbaM-r. tine
Of the worst case erf Scrofula I ever saw wat
cured by thtv'MHe of nvo hoitji- of CCTM t'KA
KE.-OLVKST, Cl TtCUKA, and Cl'TirUKA
80AV. TAVLOH TAritK, nrus-a-ists.
.. i . rankfort, Kan.
4'Mticura llrnwalm
Cure every species of atronlzlna-, humUlatlnfr.
Itchinr, bVVnltiK. il7. arid pimply diseases of
the ikin.oalp, and blood, with Um of bair,
from pimDlea to scrofula, except possibly
ichthyosis.
Bold everywhere Price. CUT1CUUA. StfA
SOAH.25C.: RESOLVENT. 1. Prt-paredby
the POTTER IlKl OASII CHEMICAL COK-
POHAT1UN, Hi'SftPiMas.
wemi for "Mow to cure Finn Diseases,
M pajreexou llluMralbii
Nashville Arg-onaut, June l:lth. ' '
Rev. I). H. Bruton was called to
Eetdsville Monday by a telegram
announcing the dangerous illness
of his wife.
Messrs. O. D. Batcbelor and V,
B. Kicks, who have been attending
the University Law school, are
at home.
A.t a regular. meeting of the Me-:
hanks' . BtjKevolent. Association
held last Monday evening, O. E.
BarneB was -elected vice-president,
vice Q. V. Daniels, resigned.
We are glad to learn that the
damage to crops from the heavy
rains is comparatively slight. Tbe
warm growing - weather we now
have is bringing everything out,,
and the crop prospect is very good.
. iThe late storm did seTtons dam
age' at the Mfrtm-'Arringtbn niines.
Tbe storm a that point was terrl
ble, the rain! poured in torrents,'
rnrnidgthe'surfnce of tbes ground
into a sheet of water. Some of the
old snrtace workings on both of tbe
veins being now operated caved in,
letting torrents of 'water down into
the i lower working, drowning oat
both shafts so o;nHkly that pump in
No. 2 vein was barely saved, while
ihe one in1 JSo: T' was lost. The
work e unwutfring was commeu-:
eed immediately, and as soon ax
damage ia rvimrted the work of
development will be pushed rapid-:
ly ahead. "
QXFQRD FEMALE SEMINARY,
- OXFORD, TNT- O-
The Kext Session Ooens Sep, j 1889.
THE IKJATIOS TS.rxsrRPASSEn FOR
healtii fulness and acoeaslbilitr. Tho corns
of teachers the iHJual of any in the land, hoj.l-
nw aipi"masirraucn sonoms as me inner
sity of Vim.'nia, tho Sauvour hubool wf Lmn-
BMaires.the Patapsco Institute of Maryland,
ttw Cooner Union Art SchotL of New 1"ork
The teacher of Piano and Oryan is a BTaiuat
of the Norwloh Conservatory and afterward
sUi'lied under rew 1 or iTotesso -g.
The teacher of Vocal Mnsio wim both the
Vocal and Instrumental Medals at .too Rich
mond female instiroic, and arterwards stud
ied three year under tho best Mew York Pro-
icsdqra.
Chirges prr Ananal hnm of 40 IFrtls.
Kru. uti, iikulb, nuuiuKi iuii &.ii-ntr
''urso, int-iudinir Latin and Prenfcn. Hi IJ
if paid uoe-haif in advance.. inl.i
Theabove. with Music fc91.Ui
Jf paid one-half in advance, UU.4)
t Am v foreataloifne.
J uis U... .it . . i . P. H U IHi OOlXi Pres.
Notice.
4f avinc-qualiflci) as Administrator de bonis
ton of the estate of Dr. I. G. W. Ward, du-w.-ased.
lfore the Probate Judicc of Wllaoa
Cbuntv. nAtii e Is hereby mren to all persons
uidcbwd to iw estate of aid d-ovai-d - to
make Immediate payment and to all persons
rravirJK utaiins airatost tae aeceaaid to PTraent
them fo.- paym:nt on or before thw l4tb day ,f
Jun,19u, or this notice will lie plead in bar of
tneir recovery. r.A. vCMJlAitl,
Admf isrtrator,
Wlkwiu X. C, Juac U. lSe.
Ml
m
'i -' I ft " " J
: "A follectiiin of Popular Airs, as ar- :
-: - rntiired and Hayed by Mrs. Jia lVr- t
, Miu, at Jtie twullicm Klsi- j
-. ' non ;' a rare collection of :
old Vinfiuia and Carolina
. - - ' melodies, includiuir:
wiea Wait and tlka. "Italfan :
j Walt,'-'Ince, Uit Uuntnmn j
" "Hilly In the Low Oroun.K" -I'im,-," :
j and Joarry otbers. In all fifteftl luoc.-s. ;
: Sheet uuitiic form, l'rice of 111, .i, ':
I ONE DOLLAR.
i ForHafe Vf rdusle dealers, and
j ,. MRS. JOEPEESOM,' "
1 ! J" Kltuell, H. c.
rax, aud lOu leatimOblala.
Dill PL3TbJ-k-beala rel. rounh, otiappr
il and ot!y skin prevented by CCTICL HA
BOA P.
New,
UEAK. TAIHFUL BACKS.
Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weak
m-ssa-s, relieved in one minim liy tbe
4 'mi it-urn Auii-PniM flatter, the
first ana- tmiv- rmrt-Kiiliaie Blaster,
insuntaiiewiis, iurniliil-. ..i cuius
CT.,
..id
Alliance Eesolutions-
At a sjieoial meeting of the Wil-:
son Couuty J-armers Alliance the
following reao-utions were unani
mously adopted : U . ; ;
lie wJ vimI ; T u a c ire hear tily n -
dorse and ratify t the action of
the National Alnahiee" at ' their!
meeMng in Birmingham Ala.r And
resolved further, that IT the ' supply
of the substitute they provide for
Jute Bagging is insufficient lor our
use then we will not use anything
as a . covet intr for cotton, excent
such material as is furnished by onr
business agent.
W. L. Geimmee Sec'y
W. (3. Alliance.
Harry Tracy, ..JSsq.,, , National
Lecturer of the Farmers Alliance
will speak at the times .and places
named below, "fstime is limited
and he cannot give more than one
dky to a county- Ladies are cordi
ally invited to come out and hear
him. He will deliver a public lect
nre,to which everybody , is invited,
at 11 o'clock, a. ra,, and a private
lecture to the Alhauce at 2:30
o'clock, p. my, n the places and
dates' given be.ow . .
At Warrehton, Friday,
" Henderson, Saturday,
" Oxford, Monday,
" Littleton, Tuesday,,
" Halifax,. ve'dne'8day,
' Kocky Mt'.," Thursday
" WilhamStbn, Friday, .
lt Tarboro, Sato riiay, '
GfeenVille, Monday, .".
" Snow Hill, Tbesjay, ,'
" New Berne, Wednesday. ,l
" Kin8to'n,.Thnt8cay4 "
c Gdldsboro, Ff iday. !.
"'WifebnV Saturday,'
Xarbotjii UaiiBur, June Hth.
'A "force 'Of 'hands commenced
Monday to tear flowo the old Doz--ier
buildibg on which lot the tbwn
hall w to Te erected. "' "' ,
Died At his home in Tarboro,
N. C, on the evening of Juno Cth.
188f, William M. Pippen, or paral
ysis, in his fifty-ninth year:.
Yesterday one week ago the
Steamer 11. L. Myers , made the
tripfrom here to Washington in five:
and a half hours, stopping at three
intermediate landings. The Steam
er Greenville made Only one land
ing and went in fitteen minutes
'aueao. On the huh water of "67.'
the Myers made the trip , In four,
hours and was delayed long enough'
to pull a three masted schooner out
of the bridge at, YVashington. ,
On Tuesday .evenine. June 11th..
'.Iftfyi te esbjterian, church in;
1,1a, place.,.was WeU. hlled with
,1X10,(13, and ..reJativeB of Tarboro's
.mDSS .popular PW; memoore,Mi8S
lAiaggje i'.vvjyiacisand Aqmla F
ywajita wiiesi thejj:;i.nion ini
t,h,e holy biirids of njatrimouy. Minn
VV illiamfi l.que pL tie. noblest and;
fairest of heex.. always casting a
beam ot sunlight wherever she
goes, and as a life long companion,
Mr. flyman Jias secured a jewel.j
She is a daughter of our townsman,
Capt. Orren, WiUiahis. .Mr. liy.
man, fpr a nlu.mber Qf year bead:
clerk ,aud bookkeeper for ,T, U.
jGatiiii .but now au . equal partner
'in ; the !opulaf hardware firm of
vr: ASSERT
WITHOUT' FEAR OF
CONTRADICTION,-
THAT
j : THE ADVANCE JOB OFFICE :
..lix.i'KErAREl)
TO DO FIRST-CLASS
Jnne
(.
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,'. i t
" it ' '
July
4.
21.
22.
24.
25.
20.
27.
28.
29.
1.
2.
3.
4.
i
Upwaru, I'enner x uo is a
yourig rnaa. atul. uniyer'saliy
lar.
model
popu-
Toisnoi Rural' rtoiuci ne llh.
We regret to hear .that Brother
Jackson La,ssiter.,ost. a . tiae. mule
Satuid4y morning. .. .-, ,w,
teco.. Wiley rWiells who had to
have his arfti ampatated sometime
ago is, we. are glad to state, doing
well. - He was . at the , Alliance
meeting Saturday. ... i .
; We request all who wish to take
stock in the Cotton seed Oil Mill
at this place to come forward at
once and do so." The' amount of
stock takeu by one person is lim
ited. :,',
H. E. Thompson returned . from
5tantonsburg .on. Saturd.4y,AIle
reports the datna'ge'.d6ne'ly,- over-
pow in that section not so great as 1
WORK
FOR LESS MONEY THAN
ANY OFFICE
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
1 tnl
, ... .:
HOI MM SEA!
Best -Summer Kosort on the
is the lorelt island at-
COftlt
Pit-, i
OCMGOKE.
NATURE MADE IT SO!
IIASTMritOVEDir!
MAN
Sea Breezes from every direction!
Finest Fishing in the world ! '
Sailing and Surf Bathing
Unsurpassed' on - the 1 i
Atlantic Cttost.
B0ATS.SU1TS and F1SHIS6 TACKLE
at corrttnand for
t i - ' - . j fi ; . r" -1 : - . - '
REASONABLE PRICES.
GRAND; OPENING
OF' THE
Tajlor
Colt on
Press
MANUFACTURED HY
LUCIUS L TAYLOR,
SEA BO AUD, N. C.
AND
S. R. lite & to.
NORFOLK, VA.
We clesir to U tba attaotloo or cottoa
planter thruirnout tbe "uth. as well as t.
sblppersof lUr.Uitlfolkwlnir fauta, which
we mnccivlT in-lleve will par Tou to carefully
pituM aail ooaai'ier befura rots inveat your
oionc7 ui a
We claim for the Taylor Tress
the following qualifications superior
to any other now on the market :
1. It works by Lever Power
without friction, to perfection.
2. It will pack a bale of cotton
in less time and with more ease
than any other Pres manufactar
ed. .
3. It will (with two ordinary
bauds) pack a bale of cotton in one
and one naif minutes.
4. In as much as there is abso
lutely no friction frroni tbe rojes,
pulleys, chains, &c, it will cost
nothing to keep tbe presti in n-pair
and frim-H no oil for lubrication.
' E. r.iuj;.lit.ry in cmntmctioc
and operation, aa well as for dura
bility, it cannot be excelled.
'' ThU is :i PreKH which, owing to
the factx above) Mtited, does Dot
rejuire the Hddltion of sieam
power.
For rcasous already mentioned it
U not liable to get out of order.
This Press was patented in
and this is tbe fourth teaMn it ha
been in use. 1 d. sire to extend my
ritieertt thanks to tbe public for
their very liberal patronage, and
with several important improve
ments and snNtrior facilities for
manufacturing them, 1 hope to
merit aud receive their continued
patronage. . I will, also state that
the ratclirta'pf tuor-e presses here
tofore made of cast iron are now
made Of the very beat wrought
iron, abj mi reasonable ue I
warrant and guarantee the Taylor
Prew mvery particular.
For further jmrNcolan I tefcr to
the -fcllowitig named gentiemen:
Wtsley Deloach, Jicksoo; J. (1. L.
Crocker, Ur. J. N. Ramsey, A. L.
Douihtry. C. 1L Cokvr. .Seaboard ;
Capt. S. N". Buxtbn,' Jaft'son, N.C.;
W. C. Feuner, Halifax, N. C; and
others that used tht-ni Or them
workl
liFMOVAL! REMOVAL!!
1Q BarneSq
MERCHANDISE BROKE!
Desires to announce to bis cnatom'ra and frirnda that he h&a mot
slot k of good a f rum the T. J. Gardner tdaud to tbe A. J. IIINK-j
at tbe loot or laruoro street, lie has increased nit stock and t
AGENT FOR II.
S. MILLER A CO S.
AMMDNIATED GUANOS
ALSO GEORGE H.CUAFFL1N S
111 G
Hill iifiisrii Al!
FOIt CAN II on OK
Meat,
TI3I
l
1 N
r.-i
Flour
Conl
.11! II, 'VJ.
Hotel Knlargcd, Table Supplietl
with the Iiewt, tWranu at-
.teutive and polity.
soda fountain.
. band ( f ml'sic. '
. . Rates low.
IVSteamer twice a wtM-k from
Washington (Tuesdays and Satnr
days) and Ironi New lrue every
Thnrsday. ' '
TERS."
PER DAY. 51. so to 2.00
rERWEEK. T.oo to 10.00
''Kit MONTH, i0.no
Adores",
Spencer Bros.,
Wa-sliingtoii, ,. C.
Jnue 13, 8..
-AND-
GENERAL SUPPLIES
In Ltti aantitiei will W aold Ftrictlr on CVtn minion.
Ki 'mm can SAVE MONEY by calling on me be lore puil,a:
their MJMilie.
1389. '1889.
THE BEST 1H THE MARKET.-
t ' - - .Vfil. -.7.
- V
' h SdccHwSr',to
!!. Il'tll'ilil A
HADLEY& DRICCS. 5
i I Wve'joM'bjVrrfHran
Entirely -ffw Stocko
GOODS.
t- id! IV .
At Ue old stand -of lladlev &
Briggs and extend a cordial Invita
Uoh to all whether they ,winb to buy
or not to come to m. Mr
tock wa boazht for
CASH
And wiil be aold lowu Farmers
wonld do well to call noon me be
fore pl.iciu their trade For another
V)rfTitrytmTnrt tafei!-$ ex
change for pwx1(. - l ' '
J.CmDLEY.
January 10. liftQ. .
HAVE YOU BEEN IT?
The Uoller
.Trnj. Trunk
FEATURES:
- - - - f .
.-..t i t
Fourteen different flzes and
Wnrl3. : Flye'sl2eS with mrm
eled resTol3,. ' 'Adapted to all
requlremehte, . "and priced to
suit all purses. '
LEADING
Double wood door,- pttent
woott Krot, adjttstabl . damper.
Interchangeable automatic ahelf
broil in if door, rwiuiIng heaTth
plate, wirjging ' flue-etop, t4
Terslble'ga.buruinv long crom
pleoe, double' eliort ceo tew,
beavy ring cove.-?,1' illuminated
:ftTe doors, nickel knoba; nickle
paneU-otcv - ' . -:
' Unetuilled in Material, in
fiaifibabdi a operation.
Ma'mif'aptu redby
"WAACsiiEllAKD& CO
.:;! xr .1,. Baltimore, Md
"rWSale by". "
G ETX ,p, GR EE CU, ;
' !l : :? ... .VUaon; K. C
TLa .Mot Wonderful luvmtion
of-tbe'N'lrietrtth'Oaii!lQry.
. MtCaAaa(a1t. lm t'lMkkU-roJtt.
llllHlMt Mtuiv. WlltaaTiu uwtfr lk
if his. A 'fiivmmnn of rit Vari mil) rn-
alle T'MJ m ro fir utipack )uurtrun4 wtUtwut
navina-10 nil a irar.
MADE iy-EVEUY STYLE.
- ;. '..-: :t:r
Sold by all Dealers.
H. W.
ravasi sjo ai nana ..-.
RGUITRES & 10...
.MaUra Hall aiad of j .!
TRD!fK8illTEIiElHiGBW3.
RICHMOND, YA'.'"
rr
bTTTiT
-rrr
HITt
it.
E. BARNES
CASH CVTf HES THE BUUiUXS.
I
M O t TO
Alfred . Jllobiuson,
Fashionable Barber.
'i - VT' -'kntt'-' '"
7 . ? Hairdrefi'ser,
. .USH STREET, EILSGH, I. C
I have the lines t anroeatct TUrt r Th'-f rr
openoJ in wiuv aolat.-or tba b.tiutb
Stat !han -tM.rs. ket-o rajurs anl npHi.
noa4 workniaa alaar aatu4aac. - a o r
rani t"r. f"r ib rutiyeniioc tf ctytusotrs
IF VIT IIOX'T IIKI.IKVK IT
J CST CALL AT
THE CASH RACKET STORE,
NASH STREET -
WILSON N C.
E3CAJlMIxqE THE
UAL1TY
AND
of oxxn
f BICES
WEWSTOCK
lit
kh, v,, I:;;;, E1,:.,
JUST O EirVElID-
BRANCH CO.,
Wilson, N. C,
UESI'ECTIT'LLY SOLICIT TUB AtX1UNTS UK
Individuals, Firms, Banks and Correspond
ents Generally.
Deposits -Received Subject to Check at Sight
Interest Allowed on Special Deposits if
Left for a Stipulated Time. Ex
change Bought and Sold.
Collections Made on all Available Poinn
IX VKSTJT KXT nKIVVitTMIIXT.
itb an xixrlrnoe of Twenty Yrara in lb, sprout tr ct iLla cfuv'.n
we have tLe bet fcilitie for ruakmir S.fe and Troh'jiW" InvraitLrtt'
for Truideea, Adminictratons ; aar.Iian. A.r.. tWirins the att
Oor IUnkiog Houm ia uptIil with Fu Irwnf Vault. Ininde !b
vault ia one ol Urviu; Utt-K Improvrd Cbdkd-Hrrl Uorc'.ar
Safra,
IT'All bnnine calruIcJ ith ua iU lw H4f and cur and tld ii
Strict Confidence.
L A- T1
32 S !
ivovr UKADV
FOK 1IIK
SPRIWC TRADE,
l V Havine pnrrli4jMl. nuI. m Firat lla!io" t MII.I.IM.KT
tiCMilXi IbAt Aimnn-AmMy adapted fi fill jir w nuia.
I AM MAKING A KfKt'tAl.TV .r
KMHROiriEItY. SILKS. FIUSEI.LE, CHEXIl.L AIUtAM.Nt
Smjrnawtie, Tiawl V !. Crewel-, Frit, Ktrhitij: Silk (in ti
colora). Kortcli Flo, Embroidery tttti (all cW), StJio j-'i
Linen, (int hiJinc aplavLrra. bvrrau "catf. tray oveT, i1ie. '
AImi, lUnoer Modis IjJs, Eam-lN, I'om-Ujo and I'.t
.ALL Tin: LaTJT HTYl FS XD I'ATlKBSS Cif
lOHCHON. HAMlSl UCt and VALKNCINK LACEs kept a bmui.
My line of WHITE i.OODS rao&ot b rqualcnL Call aod exam me.
miSS fYI. E. HACKNEY.
C. A. NASH & CO.,
Manufacturers And Dealers In
Hliiuls, Mantels,
Sashes, Doors,
Moulding
And
May I. l-wur
mm an-T try n,
4.V. Hilt
Stair Work,
, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Ac., &c.
8 West Market .Square. Norfolk, Va.
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