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7 W a" mi; Wilson Advance. jm i: Dec. 5, 1889. sos, N- tJ. nl jilt DIRECTORY. .. vTVRiANC'nTHOl.-lst and 3rd Stin . , morning and mtiht. 4th sun- at night. Prayer, meeting r Wednesday 'V", v Siinday at 3 P. M. Kobt, P. , rvcry , wry J;, onrRcn. Services every Sun- I tll'.M. 1. H.Tuttle. i-aaior. 1 "L .-. ,:u..u.aprvices every Sunday in l night. Prayer meet! nff every , ,,.L'l t ' Sunday Sihool every Sunday i-..,niii. Services every Sun- ,',,i Hn.l night. Sunday School every P.M. Kobort K. w right. Hector, Eleai the Pacts- . The readers of the ADVANCE know that money is a hard' thing to get hold of, bat they know tba jnnstmao is coming ana tney mast bay something in the shape of toys and confections fof -ibe little ones. To make a dollar ; tate the place of two is the problem that perplexes jou. Boykin & Co. tells you in tuts" issue or the advance that they can assist ywi la spread ing oat your dollarsso-cas to get the most goods for the least 'money, Call on them. , , ' 1 1 1 ,t ion i' we m .. in ve sent to each ot our i ibers a statement of theii , . ,;nt. They know what they . . TT a - a wv O - l!;e advakce. t o uuv o. them to tav tneir bud- without further del ay money that we have to pay during the month3 and we made -promises relying upon fibers to enable us to rrr . . .. 3 Ct iem. vv in mey nomo so : amount each one owes is -mil to him but to us i in the thousands. We . - m til f .11 C IV- ,-ornea ianuiuity iur vuj due us and we need it vr uave it. ana mai ai liest possible moment, tlemen : help us to keep mises by keeping yours til''- OIlF : '!'! two 111' 1 rf: t!i earl Tii On to Washington- The Advance- is pleased to know that Mr. Paul Bonn, has received a clerkship inoue of the Departments at Washington City, lie passed through Wilson Monday enronte for the National Capitol For the past eleven months he has been in the employ of the Wil mington &-Weldon Company in the auditors' office. lie rendered them faithful and efficient service and has been thrice promoted. He will make Uncle Sam a good officer and we wish niii continued success aud prosperity, I An Overworked Judge's Resignation- J adge Bleckley of the' Supreme' Coart of Georgia sent in his resigna tion to the Governor of, that State a short time ago, with the following verses, which he informed the Governor bad been ''duly entered upon the minutes of the Court :n IN THE MATTKB OF BEST , BLECKLEY J. ''Rest for the hand, and brow and breast, .For angers, heart and brain, Best and peace ! a long release, From labor and from pain; Pain of doubt, fatigue, despair Pain of darkness everywhere, adu seesing ngnr. in vain. Peace ud rest 1 are they the best For mortal here below ! Is soft repose, from work and woe A bliss for men to know 1 Bliss of time is bliss of toil; No bliss but this, from sin and soil, Does God permit to grow.'' Lv PERSONAL M2ITTI0N. S mi son county Ftir is be W this week. ' ices were held in the Epis a:id Presbyterian churches ;, n IvJgiDg day. f tiiilure of the crops of other ;,. iuo reason why you should . i yiur Bubscrtption, i-t an abundance of small i i, i lie best advice we conld ii.lv tve our farmer readers. , -Merit Harrison's message to : ,--s, -20,000 words, long, was t , fore that body ou Tuesday. firmer who raises cane -cut to make his own syrnp - lvtd several dollars in his A Worthy Selection. We were pleased to see last Sat urday Mr. E. A. Moyp, Clerk of Pitt Superior -Court. He was "en his way to St. Louis tor attend a meeting of the National Farmer's AHiance, which convenes there this week. There are' only Six delegates from i this ?Btate and Mr. Moye feels the honor and dignity of the position. He is an able man and.will creditably jre present the interest of the farmers of North Carolina. He is very popu lar with all classes in. Pitt-county and very justly so. ' Mr; Will A. Brooks, of Black Creek was in town Tuesday. Miss Sallie Price returned Mon day from her trip to Weldon. Miss Nannie King, of Greenville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 8. O. Wells. Mrs. J no F. Bruton and son, John B., returned from Tarboro yesterday. Miss Yenie Boddie,of Nash, is on a visit to the family of Sheriff J. W. Orowell. We were pkased to see Mr. and Mrs. James Pope,of Wayne county, in town Saturday. Mr, J. B. Privett, of Springhope, a. C was visiting relatives in town a few days this week. Mrs, Shepherd, who has been on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. R. P. Pell, returned to her home In Fay- ettevllle yesterday. Miss Theresa Heilbroner, of Tar- boro. and Miss Hannah Rnnd, 'of Sehool Census I New York, are on a visit to the Th irrnr.fibla Sheriff Jack of A. Heilbroner. simm whvnoitivelv forbids anv I We were pleased to see in town "messin," gives us the following I Tuesday school census as taken by him for the past four years; 1886. 241. Males, 319 Females, 317 Families. A Departure Regretted- The advance is sincerely sorry that Capt. J. W. Sing with his charming wife has moved to South Carolina and will make that State his home, Wilson is sorry to lose sach a citizen. He is the track inspector of the Cost Iine and since coming here last spring nas won for himselt many friends who re et to learn . of his departure. Large of heart as ; he is of stature. genial, chivalrous fmd!whole-souled be wul make friends wherever ne goes. He has onr best wishes for future success and prosperity. IV-li. r I I.' l- .tVA 1W. 0 1 ilir.r I'll- r.-ir.l I'll"'1 T n: - services at the Y. M. C. A, II iUteuiled every Sunday, if t been come Sunday evening statement of the receipts ;;etnlitures of Wilson county . published In next week ME. of oar merchants wanted me three bales of cotton yes- and they were bid in at 37J t-r pound. marriage bells ring ont to The ceremony will be per ! at the residence of the - !,t t her. County Commissioners met .y last in their regular lv meetine. as did also the of E'luaation. i a mistake, oar beloved enb is. to think that the news .lops not need money. Don't idea keep yon from settling ibscrintion to the ADVANCE fd (.1: Honor to a Southron. - In Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly lor last week appeared an article from the pen et Col. Harry Skinner, of Greenville, that for novelty an originality i certainly surprising. Its leading ideas admit of no discussion unless we can reproduce the article. This the Advance hopes to do in next issue. It i?. we may say, calcu lated to relieve the farmers of the very onerous burdens under which they are now laboring and this is sufficient, we feel sure, to make onr farmer friends await its appearance with lively interest. t Total. : 1887; 633. 250. Males, 310. Females, 315. Total, -. 1888. Males, Females, Total. 1889. Males. Females. Total. 635. 245. 302. 306. 608. 248. 318. 289. 607. Families r Families. Families. v one in town has a b'ok lev W L-h to contribute to the j room of tl e Y. M. O. A., i .m i !) Vt at Mr. Juo. Hi. vvo"i- iir 1'- rii.-e, and will be thankfully r !. (i i in amount of cotton has l.-rV .omiug in duiing the past . k so. Our merchants pay :i ,it ! .r cotton than is paid iu any .rh - ' vii within a hjindred miles v ' .i n Irom the Roanoke News i In. i;. A. Koot, of Warrentoti, i- c uiiemplation the writingof iii al and surgical history of :. ( ..iii.'.erate Scates uavy, with a h i n , was connected. M j. .J. L. Weaver kHlei a hog .i-' .t-k. uine months old, that .'. t "S pounds, and Mr. E. T S i , - killed one fourteen months i.-i - I. if weighed 49G Our people i ti.e big bogs when they tiv. i. - Only a Farmer's Daughter. 'Only a Farmer's Daughter" one of the favorites of the theatre going people will be presented to the people of Wilson next Saturday night by a first-clas company. The sueceps of Qnly a Farmer's Daughter" was conclusively assur ed lastfnieht at this theatre, where it will be repeated during the week to doubtless quite as large an at tendance as crowded every avail able space in the auditorium last night.-New York Graphic The play has some very startling situations, pretty tableaux, and the denouement is novel, pleasing ana snrprising.-s-New York San. That onr people will enjoy the play greatly we do not doabt. A i ... ,ii ut of the life oi Hon. W T.lii -eh appears in this week's am'.i-k. It will be read with ;.'UMU pleasure by the large ii '.iiitu oi our readers who knew 'I'hn ml and loved this distinguish i! - ..I Carolina. v-' ' ike pU asure' in calling at t-"'i..ii r.i f.ie advertisment of the Winston i loose, of Selma, kept by M v i nk. We have recently 'i!t'l and know whereof we "ink. I' is is one of the nicest iMMtect hotels at which i in-. l e:c' our eood fortune to Tribute of Respect- At a meeting of the pupils of the Wilson Academy on the 27th instM the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whrbas, It hath pleased Al mighty God in his wisdom to take from us in all the joy of boyish brightness our beloved schoolmate, John Lucas, whose uprightness, honesty and manliness of character endeared him to all whose privilege it was to share his friendship. Resolved, That in this sad afflic tion e recognize the hand of Him who doeth all things well, and bow with humble submission to His holy will.1 Resolved, That though the tie that bound us to our lamented schoolmate has been severed by the hand of death, though , that warm and generous heart has ceas ed to beat and that gentle spirit has departed forever, his memory shall live within onr bosom so long as we have any appreciation of truth, honesty, justness and loveli Resolved, That while, we keenly feel onr loss and shall miss bis bright and cheerful presence m oar school-room and on onr play ground, yet to the heart-broken father and mother when the vacant chair, and the absence of the cheer ful voice now hnshed forever, con stantly reminds them of I their sad loss, our deepest and heartfelt sym pathies are extended in this dark noai ot deepest trouoie. Resolved, That a copy of this Tribute of Respect be sent to the prerit8 and the papers of the town with a request to pabiisD. Earnest nadal, i Uowell Moss, Com. UoscoE Boykin, ) Mr. John Wimberly, an enterprising and successful farmer of Edgecombe county Mrs. James Martin, of Hickory, arrived in Wilson Tuesday, and will srjend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Geo. W. Blount. Eld. M. T. Moye was called away Snndav to preach the funeral or Mr, Porter. Eld. P. E. Hines filled bis place in the Disciples church here Mrs. J. B. Stickney returned Saturday from a visit to Washing ton. She was accompanied oy ner son's wife, Mrs. Fenner Stickney and little Trndie- We were pleased to see Mr, Thomnson. of Durham, a son of the late Jno. W. Thompson, Era. who was for years Treasurer of the W. & W. R. R.. in town last Mon day. We were pleased to see Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Murphy, of Green vilte. in town for a few hours yesterday. They were enronte from Raleigh, where Mr. Mnrphy had bean attending Federal Court Mr. E S. Wonock and family have left Wilson. Mr. Worrock was foreman of the Mirror office. His excellent wife will be missed for she was an earnest worker in the Presbyterian church as well as a most excellent lady. Oapt. W. H. Hand, Principal of Fremont Military Institute, called to see us last Thursday: He was on his way to Raleigh. He has built up one of the most nourishing schools in the State and merits the large measure of success with which be is meeting. WHITE-IROM FROWT STORES We Call Your Attention WII Wearing Specially to our Carpets am We Propose to Sell at Ten per Cent. Oil MI YORK 00 ST. Apparel, (Jui'taiiiscvc., 13ont lnil to AriMit JJtri. UR TWO LARGE STORES ARE AT ALL TIMES TILL ed with the most desirable goods the market tSordi. We keep no shoddy goods and our prices are In every lnjrtaas the very LOWEST that can be named on the urns rood, r matter where they are bought. We have Just received the tonrih shipment for this season of thos beautiful E11IDEIIED DRESS ROBES. OCR STOCK OF Pl-asli Grarnients Is eaperb aud our rrices away down below that a;-ked ekewbee h e Keep the very best makes of Ladies' Fine Button Hhoes $1 5 O, medium $1 t5. Mens' Solid Leather Boots $1 75, medium Si 50, Winter Dress Flannels BeloV Cost. ill. ROUWtREE CO. Fine Gold Bracelets at Rawls' I have just received a fine lot of I Silverware. Gill and examine J. R- Bawls For good accommodations and high advantages carry your tobacco to J. L. Lockhart. Durham. N. C. he Methcdists- The Annual Conference of the M. K. Chnrch, South, ol this state assembled at Greensboro last week. Up to the hour of going to press the ADVANCE has been unaole to lpiarn who will come to Wilson. The Conference which divided a verv wise step. It was decided to move Trinity College to Raleigh accenting the very , nattering oner of the citizens of that place. The followine is the list ot the delegates to the' General Conference which meets in St. Louisf May next: Clerical Rev. J. Li. Brooks, D. D:, Rev. J. A. Cuningim, Dr. w. . Black, Rev. F. L Reid, Rev. V. A. Sbarpe, Dr. H. F. Hudson and Dr. Jas. E. Mann. Lay : D. W. Bain, J. S. Carr, W. R. Odell, D. tB. Nicholson, J. Odell, U. W. Killett and J. W. Manly. 'Uj Vr,, l'f 1' V. W. mil!,. 1 1 i4 valuable tracts of land 'e mI( at public auction last ilu. .kitio'ig them lands of the i viin Woodard. The home bought by E. bl- Thomp ' i f 1,700 subject to the wid- -1 i'i-r. The Singletary place I Iit by Jno. W. Woodard r v 0. 'it- is a paying crop. Mr. Utul, of Whitakers, has n vear bushels,whicli ' -ts t sell for a j dollar a r more. He made money "i l isf M-ar, also. The man trities bis ciop seldom is tu come,out the big end t r i . ' ise of the United States 1. Tender, Esq., was called l-Vderl Court in Raleigh if v and Mr. Pender dis I. lie was charged with "x, the postal laws while ut postmaster at Tarboro, ' are ulad to know that ibe " Milled as aboye stated. ' i ' m i ror has this to say ol an t hat Is noblished on the of this week's Ad A Desperate Encourter- Sometime last Aprd Jordan Taylor, col., stole some meat from Mr. Eli Felton. His whereabouts were not discovered until Tuesday and tbat night Sheriff CroweB with a posse started out to arrest him. He was louna in a noue uemw mr Railroad. The Sheriff, called on him tn Kfirrnder. losteaa oi mis he open fire on them-with twoec s which was returned by tue posse He 1 ft the boose on the run and was caught in the rear ol hw gar- dpm and alter a desperate strug gle taken and, lodged in jail. f Iu all ten shots were fired eight by the posse and two by the negro but no one was hit. Jordan wiM in all probability , grace -me State Den by his presence for many years in which to repent of his mis doing and violation oi mo majuBij of the law. i mi T .HI' 'l-l, f'v,. Hi! ' Prank Daniels' tribute Hun. V. T. Dortch, which '' ti' l in the ably edited State '"'ii' !" last week, Is one of the ' -ii'iclt's we ever read. It is "( f richest wortb. and "k'..-s with a lustre of unusual ;ii.iiir. . , ' Am ance expects to give its "M'l. ,,.xt week an interesting .,, ' ' hi the culture of peanuts in ''I'!1'1 'ouuty this year. The le confined to relating -ss of those farmers in th ' " 'ili.it,. vicinity cf Wilsou wh I' anufs successlully this ",ir ,U I Imw money can be made Smacks of Eomance- The gentleman referred to iu the following from a Wasmngton (u. C.) letter of recent date, is the son of Prof. E. W. Wilcox, oi jsocay Mount. He is well known Dy an of the-Rocky Mount peopie wu read the parapraph witn specia interest. It says. The Metropolitan Hotel was cue .ni nfnniie a romantic episoue ,H.i Mr. rj. li. VMCOli,i Rockv Mount, a . young xuitu i,.,i,;,iin rnorted to be a J tilVJil"''1', I - nephew of Governor rowie auu kinsman of Congressman Bonn ran in i..r with a M:ss sBertha Jines of Greenup," Illinois, Mr .lames, the -father of the young lartp. oiiiected to the ma'tch. They ran away, boweveranjif were first mrrioi htf a notarv public The young people became dissatisfied hppaiisfl the Ruot was not tied by this functionary, and Miss James .fr.in mi. Mr. Wilcox at the Me-1 tronolitan Hotel. They -went the parsonage ofyaEwnity on.i fho murriace' ceremony was nuu buv -- c- - flcrain nor formed by the Rev. Adinon Rector of Trinity Alarming Proportions. -The exodus movement is as suming alarming proporuons iu this seclion of the State. It is not simply the fact that the negroes are leaving, but that they are undergoing serious hardships to get away. For instance, in Tolsnot yesterday we saw aboat forty.i ne groes men, women and children -who,, we were told, had been there for iwo weeks. How they had been fed was a mystery that could not be. solved. Unless, forsooth, you admit they had lived on air and water. Of course tliey have suner cd. ! But, nevertheless, tbey are waillns still for what tbey do not know. Thev have to more idea of how thev are eoing to get away than if they had never heard oi a rail road: An agent came around (he was. a negro preacher) and in giow inir terms Dictured to their minds Visions of plenty and ease and lux nry, winding up by asking all who wished to go to come forward and romster their names. For this registration a small fee of twenty five ' cents is charged. - They are told to go to the nearest rail rhad station and that is all they know. If the preach v so desires he coes his way looking for "fresh Hal, la and nastures new." and bis noor deluded followers wait til they get tired, or until the railroad authorities are informed and do anrript i i ii a- for them. Wd are informed that there are now at Whitakers about eight hundred who are waiting ror tne -isea Kansas Train,' as they are pleased to call it. At Wilson ror tbe past three weeks there are from' fifteen to eighty waitiug every day. Then number seems never to grow ies, and we suppose some over two hundred have already lert. how they subsist until they are taken away the Great Ruler only knows. It has passed the oounas oi laughing matter and people are seriously thinking about what the end will be. Sober minds or our best people can readuy see mat there must from necessity be euf- lerins among the negroes wno re leaving everything in such a wild, mad flight, JHLOUE jfDONT FORGET TliAT OUR Merchant Tailoring Department - . 'offers unusual advantages. IN READY-MADE CLOTHING We show three times the stock that can be wu anywhere el In town. e can fit the etout and the slender as well a Ibw regular ehtf& man. CUILDRENS' CIjOTIIING in profusion. Don't mLs the place. Very Rer;ectfully, 4 m W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO GENERAL EXHIBITION OF FALL IIP0RT1T10IS 1KD PURCHASES. WE ARE READY FOR A LARGE BUSINESS. By far the most " ATTRACTIVE LOT OF DRY GOODS Ever within our wall.- Absolutely Pure. This imwder never variea. A marvel of pur ity, strength and wholesomeneas. More eco nomical loan toe ordinary ainaa. ana imnnii. be sold In competition with the multitude of low testa, snort weignt aium or pnospnaie powders, sold ohlt m cabs- w n n. v . w n a it r vi tiAOfrtDD sa. 106 Wall St-, N. Tt IIrocerieS Are Becessary for the maintenance of life. It you want the - PUREST AND BEST Prices will tell Where Goods are Sold Cheapest. JOE YICR Has moved Lis stock ot goods scrm TartKro ktn-et pm-m5 lt 14 stand. He is qaoUog low tmoe. Be convinced of tb;a bv niunc Li: !3AkCAIW STORE AT THE LoYrestPriees, You vill not pass me by bot will buy all your Gro- ceries from me. EPI have en hand everything that you can expect to find in a first-class Grocery Store, GROCERIES, CONFECTIONER ES, FRUITS, &c, &c. to Ghnrch was Dr church The nnestlon ot making Wilson one of the leading tobacco markets in the State is taking hold Ot We attention ot our people anu no nnrneonle alone, but tnose oi mis immodiate section. It must be done. Mrs. J. F. Taylor is now' prepar tn make all kinds of mens ana boys clothing, pants especially. naii at her residence on Green St. Taken from the Methodist nil n rp.n : Snndav night (through mi.takti.Vs silk Umbrella with briar ,nr Waadle. and left ; in its place Please call at n,r;a Xr. Gav' and make the ex nhanee. Respectfully, Tve"T!oneY -BV- Tradine; With Me. J. T.JflcCnAJV. rAll Goods Delivered Free. In every department are displayed the latest Fall and Winter novelties. From the thous ands cf styles purchasers will be sure to Bod those eocurentai xo meir uwm no nn.n The rreatest oare la bestowed In the selection of all toads. The fan season ot iwn onrm mj our rounwn unusual kttractlons in " BLACK AND COLORED SILKS Black Fsllle, Franealso. Satan Hhadan e. Roy al Armure, Gros Grains and Black and White Noveltiee, Hrocadea in new and elevant de signs. Satin and Brocade Btnpoa ana a iuii una otifanoy weaves. MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT OF COLORED SILKS- Special Una of Faille Francalse Tor street, church and reception wear. Including every new and desirable shade. Handsome Brocade Silks, entirely new desiima and oolortnea. Per sia Brocades In ltafht and dark vffeote. aud large variety or riaias, ouipea, so., in now uw alrns and eolortnga. .w- Tha Ureas oos uepmrxinwDi, riehest novelUea ttat have appeared in Parte OBtotlM present ttn.e, as well as an elegant Kssortmentof all tb leadinf oolora, la French Henriettas, impofwi nmp ujnii, Caahmere Senrea, Indies' Baddoth and Tal- IdeBand 8ereel These fsshibnaela bor dered aoods are bera In rreatar variety than ever, and are looaea upon as imrnw me iiiv fancies. They make a very jauntjkault for ear ly autumn. . CAKPETS ! We are this season showlnir aa unusual disp'ay of noveltiee and attractive pattern In Royal Wiltons, Velvet. Moquettea, Body Brussels, Tspeatoics (Including English mm tn. rymm r .inmmn iiiB.nn.i iiik, aiun.k'.uj n mnA velvet Hum. Art Souarre. Ac We are prepared to furnish houses or single rooms at toe shortest notice, and at prices that cannot Tha TTnhalnterv denartraeiit displays the I moat extensive assortments, consisting In part of Tapestries, Portieres, Draperies, lce -curtains. Chenille and Turcoman curtain. Plush- eg. Trimmings, sc.. in au imiuiim iplete Stooa to ne iuuuq in vuv wumi. W. H. & R. S. TUCKEK & CO Oct 3 3m KaieigB, n. i SBHD FOE SAMPLES 1 - Notice. . North Carolina 1 Superior Oourt.. i .Before iA. B. Deans, Wilson county. t C. 8. C. Lott Scott, Avie Mattox, Lou-l is Bunn, Uora varaen, mar oellus Soots, and Charlie Scott and Sidney Scott, infants, by their guardian, rauuu verton. Plaintiffs vs. James B. Scott and Elisna Scott. To the defendanU James B.Scott and Blisha Scott: Take notice that (ne piainuus aoove named nave niea a peuimu iu uiouuwu, Sunerior Court Clerk of Wilspn countv pray ing the sale of a certain lot of land lying and it.iato in the town of Black Creek. W il- son county, aajoiuinn , ,uu o.uiuu l. t t, u k t m tm mnA nthnrs mn- ; tatnlng onVftf th acre, more or less, f or dlvl- sioas as heirs at law oi mo d That the summons Is returnable to this ofnee -jo,k Am. nt neoember. 1K89, when and where you are required to appear and answer or demur to the petition of plaintiffs; or their , prayer will ne granieu. A.B.DEANS.C.8.C. ; J. D. BABDIN, Atfy. for Petitioner. I Yna will soon be oonriocrd lb at law Piiccs Carry lie Day. See oar Men's Soils for 2.50, tJ.OO, 5.00, 10 0 sud op to ;s, nd White 4 4 llompun 1 1-2 and op to 6 1 Jda ptr $atd. l'atd (loth froia 8cUuutofl.&0 rr yard; Calico 4ctt. lra' Wtut I. mn!rr Shirts from SOct op "o 1.50; Men's ooder fbirls from 2(kia a? to ?.,;'CTM,ts Irom 25ct up lo SI; S ,! from SUctt op to 92 : have a large quan tity of .Cotton Bags for covering otton. Farmer will, find it!3 TS szs to their iterest to call -w . d a -m at on me betore buvma' E. BARNES. 1S-FOOT OF TARBORO STREET. Frvm 2 Oct a op to (3 Men's ready made pants for a I l 1 1' mooey M", 40cu a piir. lUndkrrcbiefs from Ucts sp; TosrfU fiom ids op. "Sam. in connection with all this we carry a ICE LIB FAMILY GROCERIES Smokingand Chewing Tciliacco. Some thins tbat will ait soy one's tate, for 2-Vts t-r tx.nnJ. C'cin 'ij"'w'! reT(r)' uesaiptioo from (750 per M o;i lo NoUoe to i Defendants. . W h tymi Bill:? Press " Sae Notice. n tmm uit, nf rwoember next at the late residence of Mrs. Mary J. Anderson la the wuon. 1 shall offer for sal to the Notice of Summons. Notice. North Carolina Wilson county. Joseph S- Holt vs. John K. Brooks. ! m,. rnAant .bnve named Will take notice that a summons In the above entitled action was Issued aarainst said defendant on the sd dofDeceiber 188S by J. W. Lancaster, a i...nmf ik.FMn of Wilson county. North Carolina for the sum of one hundred and eey- . .w-A.. fWiuaM .no ivoniT mrav whim (fl73J3) with tntertst on the same from the 1st dayof Januory 1887. due the said plaintiff by r.," .7 II. mm In Wilann in aaldr"' untv on the lfith dar of January 18S0. when-j. B. At name time and places. I. as Ouar- higbest bidder for cash the personal property . th .aid Marv J. Anderson, in th town of Wilson, oonsis.lng of a large quantity of household and kitchen furniture, boreea. i buagiea, wagons, can, anu yi"i "J5 rrantinn. On the 19th of Decem ber the sale will be conUauedat the White n.k niantalon when and where win oe of- f 7 frob'X 7K ifl y .-.nil' f WHICH 15 THE Best Hand Press la tfcs World, WE OKFtR. FOR CVS II ONLY -row- 115.00; Kecular price UVUil. n I at this low c.ffer no crwllt can br nveo lua ty oov. Inuartf: capt W. . Kitchin. Notind Nerk. N. r.; J. K.TIllery Ttllery. N. c, : . I. flttro.o. Wbitakera. N. od huntnvls ft others la N. C . (iL, Ma-, LaU. Mia, (e mm, Tlieiall of 1839 finds the; intsw firm of (inn Riim offering tbe public a lare and attractive flock .f DRY GOODS. riecs it prty on said plantation. onnsiMlnv of eorn. loader, ootion. ootioa l.ntmtioD, when and the personal proper riln nf Hlffl. I OQ Md. mules, hones, cattle, hogs and a large quantity of farmijw Implement. rri. Not. 1. 1880. aUecutor. CX)RN SHELLERS, f and where toe oeienaant is rai" myr-' and answer or demur to the complaint, or the relief demanded will be granted. This 1 da, ot Dec-j LANCAgTKH Justice of the l'eaee. C. B. ATCOCK, Plaintiff s Atfy. For Rent. .1 The Store at Moyeton. lately occupied by ir l mr Mva a lan th. HAftidenOe latel V OCCU- oied try r. Moye. This is one of the beat stands for business in tbe county. APPU to jN0? BHDTOW Oct, 31-61 Wlton, N. 0. dtaa of the children, will rent the real estate. Terms of which will ne maae mown on amy. Guardian. Executor's Notice. - Havlna- aualltted as Executor of the last will and teetamentof Mrs. Mary J. Anderson. notice is hereby given to ail persons Indented to the estate ta asake immediate payment, and those holding claims to preaetit them duly anther tic taxi on or before the 15th day of No v timber, lew, or this notioe will be plead ta bar ul their recovery. i'RANK W. HABNKS. CIDER MILLS. HORSE RAKES,. HARROWS, FEED CUTTERS AND OTHER IMPLEMENTS. VRENN. WHITEHURST & CO. Patentees and Sole Manufacturer?, Norfolk, Vs. G-roceries NOTIONS, ETC. at eucb prices as will astonish tbe cadres. Men' Wbol Stock Itrcgans at iKcU. LsditV at '. t Cl-ild- rena' at SS. Wbile Domratics at 5 cIa. nt )d. : rcots per pair. Hats 2t. Tobacco 25ct a. t ouDd . MIL C. B. RUFFI Las for soiretirae , s.i t-:t ! nc tuioM in Wllon and Is well known to tie j eoj le of tli r. titily. MR. JNO. W. RILEY has been en.ra.Tf d iu tu'.i:-'. Iu IHark Creek for the j-a-t wreral jears and will te l-,-.! hare Lis riends call to ee him. Goods Delivered anywhere town in Free. W.J.Davis Nov.lt, 199-t Bjtecutor, "Jrit. concerned.' "itiii ior next year. Look out to the satisfaction . of the parties