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4. t 7 ' f t'rii- A i. M" -: cn.fi"i vj- to i if mi V-n-ett. faithful mvl i in jiart i J i hroiiii-lr i.f the '.lews. "I in ijp-i'iil 11 Hon! ion to thf R'M-t 11 H'liU-':) i ir .lblisliml. Il is 1 W'inociTit ic to the ji'i.i v; ,! h' aro i ! In r f i : 1 1 i .r fci w ii is in Imstilil y n) DemoiM at'e sucocss. It t-'-liovcs tin- lust interest of the Na tion Hii'l llio Stuto i:nii rati vol j demands I . - : I the retention or t;io Democratic party in powrrsti'l il will snure noetlort to accomplish that res Ut. It wi!i peek to promote the iu dustr.ul development of the St;ito and fleet ion end will tal.e treasure in doinif whatever lie? 1:1 its po .-er to i"i 1 the farmer" and lahorl.iir --r i tin t -o to l c ter their condition. Ivory honest son o mil will lind in the An 'ANt'E u sincere friend, Kvcry effort looking; to the estali'islimeri of more and better e.Ui cntional iti." utrnr.s will receive our heuny woperation aid endorsement. wThu Advance circulates hinrely in every coir..ty I'.a-t of Itakiirh, put! is therefore a splendid a ivertisimr medium. Kates liberal. t iiri-clas Job oitl to ! run In connection with the paper and wo will bi pleased to re vive orders. Uuroiliee Is una of iho be;t c.iu'PPed in ill section of the State for com mercial wo, !in l we will do as tfood work mid at as low liu-urts us anybody. 1". r.-.I o. Mie Post () 11 ac nd c:.'.. mail matter. N. C WILSON, N. C.July 24 tb, 18'JU. i I t Z il I 4. i t S f peat A New Serial Entitled: JUiA 13 M l"4 Ad. this paper, the publication I I cf this splendid story. To -I those of our readers who JZ I have read Capt. King's sto j! J rics this will be good new s; ; to these who have not, ve O I would cay, read this one by I all means. There is not a m.t dull or uninteresting Sine in 0 4 his serial from beginninc to end. r I . MUh, irnt a Us ly (Jeo. H. Yenowine, witli il lustrations, will be published next week, with the openiiv: chapter of this excellent f-t.ry. Don't miss reading the begin-, nir.g The man who knows hi:i ow:; friends is peculiarly fortunate, liL union there is strength." The Democratic party i invin cible in North Carolina if unit ed. Tin: cause of public t duc.i tion, the Advanck ri-es to v -mark, is ono that all good citl z-ns should tike a dee;' interee in. i Tmk people of North Carol ii: ;, love Vance as tliey do no other man in the Stale, and iii- return to the Senate i. a foregone C":i elusion if the will of the peo ple is carried out. Tin: Advance believes thu nomination of Hon. F. I'.I. Sim mens cs the J democratic can didate for Conirres3 in tills dh- trict this j'ear means his elec-j tion. We hclievo the !ioi;ii;i3, i ti"U cf jr,v. titht-r man mean- n-Ieai. ' " ' " j j "Vanity of vanities, r.ll is j vanity faith the preacher." And.,1 s, Cheatham, of the 1)1: District sold himself, not for j lucre, but for notoriety. ".Juft 1 to get a bill, called the "Cheat- ! ham Educatioi:il Dill.'' Now doesn't that sound big? V. h- : h i'ets back he'll i'el so big Ids curi;-liluen!s won't i-:nu"v I;im. IltnderMinvillu (iuidc. Tin: people of thi land !nV' n-'-.ver ::. aj vitaUy awake to ,',ci.-:oiaic questions z--they i: ; today. The res pen. bilitv ;--v!ing r-re the ! ion is gicut, should iv.ilh"; he .-.ys, i',-. thing. i t ri. se wh pit hj ic op i . ovary i:'"..: ud hot or Ox th-.r ii..-t p.g ' ..r th;.' week's , r-VAN'-i: giw J! c.-i rd ol C;. j t. V. H. Kitchh. ro withdrawi:g from lh- cnut-t for th.-; cougressiojial nomina tion in this district. dipt. Kitchin, in his own vigoron. Hty ! p'oirit out soinfi of th' dai;gr:rs tfiri.t thr.ite!i I Jt 1 ociMlit" paiiy. ih.iad ti-n arti'-i" ;;!id r ect up'li t!: '' J!:-r.';Tis n from it. Tii;: .'i:biic. school tax io North (Vr.dina should he dotthird. Tfo! children "f t" '; St;iti; i;i:i-t b'J :ducat"d. Vv believe this Jtrnier.s' Alii;) nee h.is done incalculable god in awakening a dt: ire for uii: -titm among the p.;;ple. V hiKi yet jranc (I glorious from t! is nwults will fpring awakening upon sj vital a : , I, "J.:,, w i's 1 i u i ... jeet. igiioraiico is tn grea.-i j,.y.ity of the members of the enemytv good government and ; i Hanr ind thereby strength-prosycrity. Tm-: vi'opfects for good crops were ntsver better than they are till - ytr'e-r. Oir people feel hope once a.j.ram reviving. The peo- ri xtn." pecuou jih-vw suem. i:iii-y Uim year tlian for r vrv am' they will there- icre bu infinitely better off, if Hit? proiiiL-es of the present crop are realised. Our people I'L-c l mopey suri we hope the crn; J-.i.-i v. - iv will supply that need. Tin: people of this section tvci-o never in better spirits than they are now. The prospects fori1- bountiful crop are enough to nnike the nivardly growler almost tear that the "laud will hi fc trained.'' The cotton, tO bacco, corn, sugar cane, ground pea:', almost everything planted and our farmers never diver sified their crops before as they have tliu ve3r all look well, and our people feel correspond ingly happy. Let us be thank i'ui to (iorh TiiEiiK is one thing about the Siib-Treaeury Bill peculiarly perplexing tt) us. It is this: Vho rill lis the price of the product. piesonted to ware housemen by the farmers ? For iiance, take corn. It is now filing in Kansas for 20 cents per bushel. In Wilson it Li telling for 7o cents to $1 per busl'el. "Which price would be allowed the Wilson county farsner? Or wculd a happy Ljitan be s.rs ck and the farmer :ero be alio .;'ed 50 cents. Will -iotjio of oi:r esteemed Alliance iiio'H'is enugnien us ( ecuu ftrw are sorely puzzled, and our iLror:-ince becoming em bairv :in:T. 7i:: ITOl1 A SOUTHERN HAH,? The Savannah News responds to the .suggestion of the Herald that it is ii'jout time that the Southern Democrats, having Hit: intellect of the party, -;.-'.uld aek for a place on the : .. f.....l :!. r. t- "The men of the HDiitti," it ays, 'consider the success of the Democratic inrty above personal gain. They sacrifice their ambition to the supremacy of the Demo cracy." There is a chivalrous tremor in this, but the priuci pie is not sound. The genius of the Democratic party lias in the South. Look at the Seuate and the House. What North ern c euator takes the place of Hendricks and Tharman ? Randall is dead ; wnat Demo cratic Northern me iiber suc ceeds him ? In the Senate as i:i the IIcuo, Democratic i:a'lersh:t comes from the South. Thsre the Democrats should lock for n President W'U-Lhy cf the party's history. N'jw York Herald. Oi coursM they should. This behh' tiorj we waut to know whc;re a better leader, a pro founder statesman, or more popular man than Zebulon li. Vance cars he found ? There-. Pure let the ticket for 18(J2 n-;-d : ron PRESIDENT : ;:i-:i;ulon baiud vance, of Nortli Carolina. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT : DAVID DENNETT HILL, ot Ne.v York. I'l.vitoum We aro Democrats. 23 A 333!M0v3; O. oasiooally you Lsar fouie fool say, "Oiie party is as trood :.: r,T;tti:er." Of course no man who thought what lie was pay ing would make use of any .' uch 8n expression but there are thoughtless people who listeu to such talk without stopping ! to think what it means. It means that the Republican trty, which draws its very ex- ,rfteiiCy rtin sectional hate and tho robbery cf the great mass of Iho citizens of the nation- for tin; benefit of the Yankee m-.hohs is as true a friend of Tin.TT'.i.' is the Democratic party which is doing its utmost 'o i.-feak down the fearful wall 1' sectional liate that separiites ; the people of two seel:ons of this eoantrv and to reduce the jiMiriens of taxation under j which we are groaning, i Th.-i fellow who thinks "one pirly is -is good as another," , ;-: rves to be taken care of" by i t?i-3 State in the Insane Asy- ' ; (il!l. Let us hear no more of this tdical chip-trap, but let us v.- our faith in our party by );; -is well as vote. A EADIwAL ESSOE. V3 wi re never prouder of -0.- ihtjig in all our lives than o the Farmers' Alli-lii-c i iki.-sg l-ps to down the :i!iic;t- I; elisteis that have n- iuioiorcj been ruling this dis-iti- t. Our- neighbor, the Rock et, -,;'ia-, t j 111 ink the only sal 1 a t ion lor iii.v man, bn he black, v. or .;!:y other color, is in the D.-u;i.'i;iio party; but we i iii'-ii-t -1 think different, ::.;.d have hii idea that the i; j i uier.i' Aiii:nco will t-how hi. a they t..n.k tiie same way." i !:; alovrt from the columns el Republican newspaper j.o-vs what the Itepubliuiii-i of North (jarolina think the eff" jet of the work of the Farmers'Alli :i;co in this State will be. It -i o-.vs thi-.t the feeling that has !k':u and Li being engendered r:i:e !' the white people of the , .. a i ..I. : - .... ).;il..', is wuduwiiiiii? liio triy ening the Republican party. Of course they expect to gain by this state of affairs. The Advance believes the Republicans have made s mis take. The Farmers' Alliance in North Carolina is composed of many of the best and truest sous of the State men whose patriotic love for thejr native State i3 unsurpassed. These men are patriots and conse quently Democrats. They have been led, in some instances, by those who wouhl use them for for their own se'niMi ends, to do and say some things that were not wise but U ay are true men, and when they stop and think, can be trusted to save our State from the damning blight of Radical rule. The Republican who expects to see the farmers of North Carolina turn the State over to the set of th'eves who plundered and rob bed it when thoy had the pow er, is riddly mistakeu. They are mao of dih-reut material, and we here and nuw give the Rad ical party fair notice that they will have to depend upon the help of the neuroes in the fu ture r. they have in the past, Thf; white people of the State will continue to work for the success of the Democratic pars ty- SOUTH CAROLINA FOLITICS. A Kewspapsr IIan Calls Tillraan' "Aa Infernal Liar-" The politics of South Carolina are boiling, and they are the red-hottest, blue-blazing people on the earth. It is said that Captain Tillman, the Alliance candidate is not running on his good looks, but offers himself ay the panacea for the people's ills, promising them that they shall (if he is elected,) get their flour for $2 50 a barrel w.th the fat flung in. At the political meeting at Mai ion, Thursday, the farmers' candidate was told by a reporter that he was1 an "infernal liar." Capt. Tillman, at every meeting, abuses the Chirleston News and Courier. Thursday, after attacking the paper for some time, he asked the audience to compare the News and Courier's reports with the actual proceed ings as they observed them, and notice the misrepresentation by the newspaper. Shirley C. Hughson, a cousin of Gen. R. E. Lee,, and a correspondent of the News and Courier, sprang to his feet exclaiming: "Captain Tillman, if you mean to say, sir, that I have ever misrepresented you, you are an infernal liar, and the truth is not in you." i he two raea stood glaring at each other, and the audience began to sway with excitement. A chorus of voices shouted, "Put him off the stand! Put him off the stand! ' and there was a rush for the platform. Gen. Donham, and other friends of Hugtisou who were on the platform advanced and placed themselves at his side, while a score or more anti-Tillman men crowded on to the stage with open knives, pistols and other weapons. Three or four policemen with drawn clubs grasped the railing of the platform and started to ward Hughson, who stood with one hand on his hip pocket and defied them to touch him. He was surrounded by friends, and the policemen were forced back to the ground, and a conflict was averted. Tillman left the meeting soon aster without replying to Hugh son's charge. SatarhH (..'leniisfs the Nas:il Passages A ! 1 S P A i 1: ;o.d Itillatna. tion. ih'iilsthn Sou H store s tin H uses of T:ist and Smell. HAY -FEVER TRY THE CURE A particle is applied iafj each nostril and is a.irro iablo. Price 5) cenis at Drus-iris: bv mail, rojfistpn'ij. tiO cents. EL IiltOl'UKRS. fit;. Warrenen St., N. Y 0 Jlar.y iceuliar points make Ilood's Sar sai;niil;i superior to all other medicines. iceuuar ut combination, proportion, ami i.it-.uiniuon oi msreuients,! Hood's SarsaparilLi possesses J&i&P the full curative value cf the S best known remedies jr nS tbo Tt-otablo king-VOVom. rcculkir in itsj Btrenst-h and economy y l J riood's Sar saparUla IsgtLe onlymedl c,nc oi. which can truly be saId.V, u one Hundred Doses C& DolIar-" Mediclues In v O 4& ljrt!r ana smaller bottles V require larger doses, and donot produce as cood results an TT.-uif Peculiar iu its mndipinit r, nood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures LiUi- ii uuKiiown, and has won for it.iclf iuu luc ;i " unc greatest blood riiirifipr vr.i- ... Pcculiarin its "cowl name . c.v home," there U now Of TTond9 5?nrcnr.n..:n.. . Lowell, where yjr Q '"'""'XvyPecnliar In its phenomo XV.nl r an y i,iA,i k i jy " gmvERJ larily in so short a time, .Cj 3Dd rctaIncd ils popularity and coniidenco among all classes S of people go steadfastly. ro not be indu!ed to buy other preparations, Lut be sure to get tho Peculiar Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla Sclul-yalldrnprglsts. l;sbrforS5. Preparedonly C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses Ono Dollar BUFFALO Ilk mm OF VIRGINIA. SPRINGNO. 1. Mninrious Fevers, Af fections Peculiar to Women, Atonic Dyspepsia, Etc. Dr. Wm. T. Howard, of Balti f Diseases of Women and Children, in the University of Maryland : "For twenty-five years of my professional life 1 resided iu the town ot vv arreu ton, A. C, gome forty miles distant from the Buffalo Spriugp, and sent many patents to them, thus having ample op portunity of observing the ef fects of the water, and lfefll fnlly warranted in saying that nothing but the want of mouib tain air, the paucity of the ac commodations hitherto, ana the small pains taKen to bring it before the pub lic, could pos3ibly have prevented its taking rank with that of the I'ar-fam ad White bulDhur spring in Greenbrier county, W. Virginia: "Indeed, in a certain class of cases, it is much superior to the latter. allude to the abiding debility attendant upon the tardy convalescence from grave acute dis eases, aud more espe cially to the cachexia and se auels incident to Malarious Fevers, in all their grades and varieties, to certain forms of Atonic Dyspepsia and all the affections peculiar to women that are remediable at all by mineral waters. In short, were I called upon to state from what mineral waters I have ' seen the greatest and most unmistakable amount of good accrue in the largest number of cases in a general way, I would unhesitatingly say the Buffalo Springs, in Mecklenburg connty, Virginia." NERVE TONIC PROPERTIES OF SPRlNGi0. L Nervous Dyspepsia, Dis eases of Wonen, Al- buminiuria of Preg ancy, Disorders of Teething In fants Etc. Dr. John II. Tuck-r, Heu derson, N. C-., Member of the Medical Society of North Caro lina, Member of the American Medical Association : "The action ot the Buffalo Lithia Water, Sprintr No. 1, is that of a decided Nerve Tonic. Nervous Dvspepsia with its train of distressing eyiMptoins is promptly and per . . i-:.jy relieved by it. In m ;, --is eases peculiar to worn. M..i strual Irregularities, Suppres sion and the many functional derangements resulting from chloro-anemic conditions I prescribe this water with al most the same confidence that I do quinine in chills and fever. Iu Albuminuria of pregnant women it has proved a great blessing. "I have observed marked beneficial results from its use ' in the disorders of Teething Infants. I have sent many pa--tients of this class to the Springs tor the use of this water, and without exception, they have returned to me cured or greatly benefitted." MOV OPEN FOR GUESTS. Apply for rates of board to M. L. OGLESBY, Buffilo Lithia Springs, Virginia. J70JE ITEMS PILES! rlLES ! ITCHING PILES. Symitoms Moisture; intense itchtnfr and stinging; most at niirht; worse by scratching If allowed to continue thmors form, which often bleed and ulcerate, becominf? very sore iwAYNE'8 Ointment stops the itching and Dleedlng. heals ulceration, and in most cases removes the tumors. At druggist, or by mail jor 30 cents. Dr. bwavne ol on, rmiaaeipui. Frt-sh tarmp seed by tee quan tify at W. S. Anderson's Drug Store. We are offering Big Ketlactious In Satine, Ouallies. Swiss Fiounc- ings, eic. Davis & Gray. D.ivis & Gay have the best line of Ladies' and Gents' shoes in Wil son. Men's, Yonth's and Boy's clorhiog at gnat redactions ac uavis & Gay's. Turnip seed at Andersou'd Drug Store. WASUTED. ma? w derstands Clothing or Tailoring to rawaent us in Wilson ana vicinity, as Splendid Fail and .Winter assortment now riiiiiidelpltia, l'a- The Largest Clothing and Merchant Tailoring House in America. A STOLEN HORSE. Hn Anna 30th I had Htolen from me a young horse just 3 years old. lie has never been altered. He is of a hrtP-ht bav color, both hind fWr white, and he has purple streaks on the hoor of one hind loot. There is a little white in his fm-Phpad. lie is a little sway back. I will sufficiently reward uny one finding the above hore or I will forfeit the horse. Joiin YaEboro, Franklin ccunty, Laurel, N. O. jn 17 2v SAVES MONEY. On box or then plll will many dollars in doctor's bills. Tbey are specially prepared as m Family Medicine, and supplies a want Ious; f el. Thsy move uubeaUhy aannlatlns from th body, ttltboat bsbim or srripin?. Adaoted to youn and old. Price, 25c. SOLD EVEUnVllEIlBe Notice. Having qualified as Administra tor ot the estate of Augustin Farmer, deceased, notice is hereby givn to all persona indebted to said e8' ate to make immediate payment, and to all persona having claims againat said estate to pre sent them lor payment on or before the 17th day of July, 18J1, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. This July 17th, 1890. J. W. TnortNE, Admr. J. D. Bardin, Attorney. Wl LSON OLLEGI A 1 E 1LSON J OLLEGIATE INSTITUTT? NSTirUTjrj WILSON. N. C. For Young Ladies. Strictly Non-Sectarian. The Fall Session of this; Schorol wttl iTegirron Monday Septem ber 1st, 1890. The course of study is divid ed into five departments : I. Primary; II. Preparatory; III. Collegiate; IV. Music; V. Art. Primary course of study usual ly requires one to two years; the preparatory, two years. The Collegiate studies are embraced ia eight schools : I. Mathema tics; 2. Latin; 3. French; 4. Ger man; 5. History; 6. Natural Science; 7. Mental and Aloral Philosophy; 8. English lan guage and literature. The time required for the completion of Collegiate course depends en tirely upon the diligence and application of the pupil. Thd literary course ot study, as given abov,e is as extensive as that of any Female Institute in North Carolina, while our standard of proficiency is ad mitted to be UNUSUALLY HIGH. The work in the school of music and art is exceedingly thorough and comprehensive, each department being in charge of an accomplished specialist. Experienced and SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE : cuool. or catalogue and full irtioutur?, address, Silas E. Warren, WILSON, N. 0 TEFFEltSON DAVIS The MemoriaT"voIl u ume, by Kcv. Dr. J. Win. Jones, D D, with the approve 1 of Mrs Davis, is now ready. Ajteuis are coininir money handling this book. It is authentic, charmin-jly written, profusely and expensively illustrated, ana beautifully bound in every way worthy of the great sub ject.l Mrs liavis receives part of the proceeds of the sale of every copy. Don't delay, days are worth dollars. Compete outfit, $1.00. Satisfoction guaranteed or money refunded. B F JOHNSON & co, . , 2fi00-2-4--3Main St. Richmond, Va jul.2w SIX-CORD Spool! Cotton IN WHITE, BLACK AUD COLORS, FOR Hand and Machine Use. ... Outtinifer, J. 1. at s, C. Wellu T T Wi(rffin8M.K1untree Co., A Ileil'broLer Manager for M. tt. Lang.) i-HDroner Winston House, SELMA, -AT. C. BOBBIRETBESS. " r JcIJucaiiovaZT fyo SUFFOLK MILITARY ACADEMY. Establisbed m 1875. One 'of the best equipped: Hh Schools in the South for BOYS and lOUSG Mb. Courses in Busines. Science, IWtf DJ? Mathematics with Engineering etofrom 6 States-14 from North Carolina last session. ForSopasre catalogue address . 5o?3EPHKlN0,A.M.,.nc;paUiu SOUTH BOSTON FEMALE IBSTITUTE The Seventh Session will beg-in September 3.1890. Thorough instruction given in Science. Literature aDd A rt. Location neaitn ful, accessible End beautiful. Terms very moderate. For catalogue or further informa tion apply to J- P. SXBAD. Principal. South Boston. Va. Students will have free access to the Webster Lithia Water. HIGH POINT FEMALE COLLEGE. -HIGH POINT, N. C The next Annual Session will open on the u'f,,inr,o.ir in i!riist Advantages net- tpr and expenses lower than ever. The Kastaiian. a lit'-rrry (juarterly, and the annual ui.inmirii-. full Tnrri pulars about the town the buildings ana every ininir ikthiniuk m. institution, w rite tor copies i fwn io u i kt bthiivm. IP. it., irpsiarm. High Point, N. C. CHARLOTTE FEM LE INSTITUTE. Session begins September 3rd, 1890, with the largest and tlnest . corys of teachers the Insti tute has ever had. ADDOintments of tho Boarding Department equal to any in the South. The Music Department undor Mr. Mac Lean, conductor of the lata June Musical Festival in Charlotte, is the best iu the State. The citizens of Charlot te will tell any inquirer that Mr. MacLcan is superior to any must j teacher who ever taught in Charlottt, or to whom they have sent their daughters. For catalogue apply to REV. WM. K. ATK1NSOV, Principal, Jul" 8w Charlotte, N. C. UniYersiiy of Nortb Carolina. Fall Term Opens Sept. 4th, 1890. TUITION S30. Four'rcgular courses of study. Classical Philosophical, Literary. Scientific. Special courses in Chemistry, Civil and Electrical Engineering. Pharmacy, and other studies. Separate schools of Law and Medicine, whose students may attend the University leciurca. Ad fires, HON. KEM P P. BATTLE, LL. D.. President. Chapel Hill, N.U. ju li GfilLI-.BO-O FEMALS COLLZlxE, Greensboro. N, C. T HE Seventy- First Session of this weil kuown Institution will begin on the 27 Day of August, 1890. Inadditionto thorough instruction in tie Literary Course, sjecial ad vantages are offer ed in the departments of Instrumental and Vocal Music, Elocution, Art and .Physical Training. Charges moderate. For Catalogue aplyto T.M.OXEj, Jel'O-tiw President. THE CHESTER FEMALE INSTITUTE, Chester, Virginia, Begins its Session Sept. 10, 1SS0. Wiihin a half-hour's ride of two large cities' at the highest point of Atlantic Coast Line, with fine fledk-'nal Springs, and an able Faculty, this school offers fine educational ad van'agesauJ physical culture at reasonable rates. For circulars apply to Mrs L. II. Shore, Principal, 112 Hate Street, Not folk; or Miss Nellie Dickinson. Chester, Va. ju 17 Gw The Battleboro Mie and Female Institute. -BixcttOFaJf r F 47Farr; ----- J. li. Philips, V. M. rfawlings, W. H. Whitehead, M. D The second session of tnis school will be gin August i:h, 1A)0. The school is divided into three well equipped departments, which arc presided over by thoroughly cem potent instructors. The courses of study arc so arranged as to fit for active business pursuits and to give a thorough preparation for college. Special attention willjbe givcnjto practical drill in English work. F r further information aoplyto V. fi. WILKINSON. Principal Battleboro, N. C. julT 4w k TilOliOUGlI, ritACflCAL Institution for both sexes. Open the entire year. Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type writing, Arithmetic, Spelling, English G min ma i , Banking and Correspondence. Students can enter at any time. Pleasant rooms. Good Board in private familevS for 3 and upward. Gradu ates assisted to positions. Write lor catalogue. J. W. i'ATTON, ial7 3a 'oifolk, Va. WILSON, N. C. THUSTEKS: P. D. Gjtld, Prci-ideiii ; Geo. I), (irei-ii. Secretary; A. Branch, W. 1). Ilncknev, F. W. liarues, Geo. W. lilnuu't, II. G. Connor. FALL SESSION OrENS SEPT. 1st, 1890. For circular, aadress, E. L MI DDL ETON, Pnucinal. .Iv3 2ms. 1 Notice, Having quah fitd as admiuistrator of Joseph Fanner deceased, notice .8 hereby civen to all persons in debted to bis estate to make im mediate payment, and to all persons bavin? claims against his estate to present hem to me for pa.vment on or before lhe 10rh day of July 1890 t tl.ir itot:f will be plei'd in barm tlieii iecov4 rv. This Jnli- 10! h 18TK). i H ebron Farmer, Admr. J. D. Bardin Attv. CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS SCROFULA COUGH or GOLD Threat Affection Wasting cf Flesh Or any Disea ,rW the Throat ana rung, ar. Inflamed, Lade . 8trength or Fewer, you can be relieved and Cured by LSION OP PURE COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosxoites. PALATABLE AS ICXLVi, A.1efor Scott', Emut.ion. ami et planation or nlicltation induce you to ueeept a submtititte. Sold by all Dintrnisi; WM A NCR & 0 Wilson, N.-C-. RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE ACCOUNTS OF In ividuals, Firms, Banks and Corres pondents Generally. UCPUSIIS iwwiww wmww ..'wr Ull J5L, Interest Allowed on Special Deposits if Left for a Stupulated Time. Ex change Bought or Sold. Collections Made on all Available Points. IX V KST3I ENT DE PARlW? I:vs With an experience of Twenty Years in the securities 0f u countiy we have the best facilities for making Sate and Pr,n Die Investments lor irusiees, desiring the same. Our Banking House is supplied with ire Proof Vault, y f t.hia vanlt is one of Marvin's latest improved chiM. " - Burglar Prorf Safes. jg-All business entrusted heldin Strict Confidence. A. BRANCH, President. ifi son Cotton Wilson, North Carolina. MAN UF ACT UEES Cotton Warps, Yarns, Knitting Cotton, etc. Ordes Solicitea for all Attention COOKE, MK CI Successor 10 LUTHEIt SIIKLDUX f . ; .. WOBTER & STEVENS, FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS, WILSON, N. C. We sell at lowest prices, Bed Room Sets, Wardrobes, Brack ets, FoidiDg Chairs, Camp Stools, Picture Frames, and in deed everything in the way oi HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS EMORY Mind wandering cnrd. Co.-.'. l.rn.d in ono running. Twtituomitls fr-tn .11 SS "iJT ,.I'"-"-ct-. H08T A. Li,.s. liB. 237 Filtli A.. Nr Vork. ACADEMY, jl jl ... . w v f i V ACQUAINTED WITH TEE GEOGEAPJLJf Or TiCU COU xliv TILL MUCH VALUA13I.T! mrfww.TT.. . - r- t ""'" w 1 Ales:,. ' ISlAouriTij vor" ToeV5S?,eSp.aiVd eaaions East an,; V. t . MO a. KOU7"to Enirlt Uto i?i0rt,Pe3 Moinea, Chicui?o, and, s t -;-:sa3 city, it also coni,"" "" oouvaern pons. VISE SHORT LINE TO DEfiVES AND Te WEST, V nc miaauuKi RIVER. r- t. ,;I VESTIBULE EXPRESS TPAJK 1 AtT - ,. f 1 "lio locomotive in winter vn i n t. Joseph onrt d ----- vet!ieiiti Uitior UX?l 3an,ColorD0- Superb Diaiiif HoU-i i;l-tljj at was&rt?" of Kansas Cityautl tit. ftfaIi.liw.-iouc --iU -'ura j.p.Q at moderate prices to v nut lSZ 53 THE FAVORiTE TOURIST LtN.S t ails, Iuabo'Sprinps thaminw eu that. ra-r, ,i-4 Jtrr. ..a.ir"M aro euuinnnri trri-y, ..T,r-r ..-i,.,., imnwi ;' ' ' They also make closed wiSf11?0 comfort and' luxurious Depots) with ths Denve? and r'3at cities in Colors )' .-:, Denver Texaf nd Fr7r? wi?10 Qne. Colorado Midland, Union IW issued Tr7S, - lPSf'Tlxne Tables. Soldsra. cc-.A "r rartaer dt-usd information. ST. J' . V A 4 AamiuiairaioM, uuardian?, 4 - - ..,,4q(J with us will be safe and "Bcurean. J. C. HALES, ScretaryTnTr -THE numbers of Cotton Yam will be Given. p h, hi ni li, BUILDERS' - - II ARO WAR! PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, POf V. AND BuMng Mrtem Ol everj description, Nos. 16 Wesi Side SViarkef Sq, & 49 Roan oke Ave., NORFOLK - Vi Administrator's Notice Haviug quail tied as adinmij to of the estate of Bryant S. Bm deceased, notice is liereby given : ill persons indebted to Mid tm , to make immediate navmeuf. t' 10 an persons uavinjc tw Against said estate to present ttt: for pavment on or before Hie It day of June. 1891, or tDin no'i-; will be p'ead in bar of trior rcw ery. Jno. II. Earxks, ai! J. D. Butdin, Attorney. Tbi June lOtb, 181)0. A FEW FIXE GRADE COTSWOLD Lfi: Apply to F. W BARNES, WllhOIl, K.w Slav 2l)vSm XJr.u J i: lUUX U XiilS 1.1 A I U- .-..unuicmmi . . . daijy, on arrival ortralud fr: '' " ...i THR'OUOH WITHOUT UiiA'- -,".! wvii venLu:iTu--n ni r:-;- i TtU Goda, Cddcade, rTrof-n ::3 AO- linos. r--L "Vostorn address 8COTTABOWNE,Chomlets,M.Y. j JOHN SEBASTIAN, Qeu'l Ticket & 7 7.
The Wilson Advance (Wilson, N.C.)
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