The Wilson Advance,
tiy W. I,. CANTWEL
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Entered in the Post Office at Wilson,
N. C., as second class mail matter.
,'For the cause that lacks assistance, '
For the wrong that needs resistance,
For the future in the distance,'
And the sood that we can do."
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE :
One Year...... ............ $1.50
Six Months. 75
Remit by draft, post-office order or
registered letter at' our risk. Always
give post-office address in full.
t3f"Advertising Rates furnished on
application.?
IIEJfKl BLOUNT.
It is exceedingly gratifying to the
numerous friends of Mr" Henry
Rlnnnt to know ot the? remarkable
success that he is meeting with in his
lecturing tour in the West
He has lectured in most of the
largest towns and cities in Arkansas,
has filled several appointments in
Missouri, and is now in Texas, where
he will spend , six weeks. . From
the places he has visited he has re
ceived urgent requests to return and
lecture again and he. has not yet had
a single adverse criticism.
In regard to him and his lecture.
, V ft,
we have seen such expressions s the
following coming from various places:
ne nas capiureu opmigiieiu. .
'It would be hard to say enough
No communication will De printed 11 wuum uc imiu to ay cuwuu
without the name of the writer beine I in nraisp rf this new liVhf amonf the
tnnwn to the Rditor. Address all cor- f r.u c.. u v."! 1 '
. - , iiiiJiiv ill inr .DlJUl.il 3 UJJJ1U11JI J1JV.11.
respondence to
The Advance.
Wilson, N." C.
Thursday, November'23, 1893.
The Hawaiian cloud is settling
somewhat. "Wait till the clouds roll
by" and see how the matter looks
then.
"His lecture is a gem from start to
"The opera house contained a bril
liant and cultured audience to listen
to the golden words of eloquence, as
they fell from lips that seemed at
times almost inspired by fire, . pathos,
and humor.
"His word pictures were very
beautiful and his nights of eloquence
soulrinsoirin?." '' I
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"He captured every heart and held
it spell-bound under the witchery 01
his eloquence." a
As an orator he cannotr be sur
The English coast was swept by a
terrible storm this week. Many ves
sels were wrecked and hundreds of
lives lost. It seems that '93 is bound passed; as an actor,' he is superb; as
. 1 1 .11 T J 1 n .tilmi V,a .o naVratttr ir rr A rf, A "
10 DreaK an previous recorus, even in 1 ju'j.- 13 in.v.uy uuutuui.
"io vounsr man or woman, or
iatner or morner in Arkansas snnu n
miss- the opportunity to Jiear 'Mr.
Blount." T" 1
"He" certainly , has captured our
city. His audience comprised the
culture and intelligence of the town.
tie is inaeea a genius, ana , we
In another column we give a short
sketch of the life of the Rev. Dr.
Deems. Many of our citizens will
remember him as a former resident
of Wilson, and one for whom the hope for another appearance in
large school house on Nash street CIty-
was built.
"He. ic an nratnr rr cumoccin
power. "His presence is gracefu
and magnetic."
The Collegian rejoices at the, good
fortune and wishes! hinT ebntiiiued
success and prosperity. Cfpllegi4$.f
THEY BROKE HIS NECK".
Possibly a few more colleges will
now prohibit foot ball playing. It
has not only become a brutal game,
vufc Aivvv lilt Jf UU HUt DLULI dl dLLUdJ I , .
murder. Last Saturday in a game, , f ma"y Persist anur-
gent appeals made by the rnajor,tr of
1, a. ov-nwia, 11 A uicuu, w., tne state papers to their delinquent
une 01 me Doys naa nis necK DroKen. suDscriDers, we are led to believe mat
In the Dispatch it was stated that the credit system in the newspaper
much ill feeling existed by reason df 1S gcumg iron oaa 10 worse
a former game, between same teams. lv befTfr;Vnr their i,, am J
lowed the example of the Headlight
this state of affairs . would not exist.
Just as long as the brethren will stick
.1 - .. i
10 mat ruinous credit system, and
will accept anything and everything
that comes along in the shape of an
aavertisement, newspaper business in
Norths Carolina will remain at a low
ebb. Goldsboro Headlight.-
It is all very well for you, brother
Roscower, to talk in a high and
LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT
PANV.
COM-
Good times are coming and people
will soon be looking for a place to in- j
vest some money. Why not organ
ize a land company, and do some
thing to advertise Wilson. ' t
Our North Carolina exhibit at the
World's Fair is attracting tine atten
tion of progressive people ihe world 'mighty voice. With twenty columns
over. Don t be the last tovVli in the
State to help push our advantages m
to the view of-the world.
t Let some one make a move and
he Advance is, ready and waiting
to do its part, and more, toward anv
enterprise that has the advancement sernjon
oi Wilson as an object
of home advertising you can afford
to sing low on subscriptions! The
Advance looks at your sheet with
envy, but so far has been unable to
get our merchants to do - likewise
Give us the key and not so much
THE NAVY-DEPARTMENT'S TOT.
Credit to Whom Credit U Due.
We notice that Mr. C. -Williams
tl , , . iu uic wudtto nne in tnts
i ne government can t soend its epeti
- . . --v.,. I'ji. j. vv. v-oie tens rne ne
juuuc, cDougn on pensions so carnea 4,500 pounds to market last
they have bought a new toy gun. It week which averaged him $50 per
Hew Gam Laws.
Book agents may be killed when
ripevhlcrk4 is from October 1st to
September ,31st ; sewing machine do ;
Spring poets; from' March 1 to Febru
aryfl28,X:?9" in. leap year ;) the man
who knows it all may be slaughtered
any time between midnight and
11:60 p. m. : the man whj doesn't
advertise because it doesn't pay, any
time between sunrise and sunset, his
lonliesl Deriod : but the fellow who
stops ; his paper because the editor
c.nj J..i,t:i.L
uiucu iu ijicikc puunu me auiiuuiicc
ruent .that.his last- baby . had a new
tooth isJnviQlate, he, ought to live
forever for he is too mean to die
there is no set time tor insurance
and building and; load agents but to
cacuuic: 111cm on gMgnr, especially
when tnecocbajiround on I uesday.
Ex. "If
Sp?dj" justice.
K:.
Our city was thrown into a state of
great excuemeni yesieraay noon
by the-capture of one of the highway
men who have eeni infesting our
public roadsr for several "Weeks past.
Thet nuan was arraigned in the even
ing before Judge bhuford, and after
a trial lasting half an hour, was con
victed by the jury immediately after
their . retiring, and sentenced to ten
yearj, fn the penitentiary. .This is
about the quickest work on record.
The robber was captured, tried and
sentenced in iess than four hours
Fayetteville Observer.
a.-- fc -
Xively Times Aheatl.
The Are o Minine- Cortioanv shin-
' J - L ' J
ped through Rocky Mount on last
Saturday to. the Mann-Arrington
mines a thirtv ton steam shovel, can-
abje of handling trom cieht to twelve
hundred cubic yards of dirt per day.
1 nis win be worked in placer mining
in cormectiorl with a Bucyrus amalga-
jnator. "Temporary rails will be laid
to convev this immense machine from
Nashville., to the1 mines. Extensive
placer operations will be started o
this propertyas soon as the machin
ery is put in place. Argonaut
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5 .ADVENTUBES OF A BABY.
"Tied up by Trainmen.
WILKESBARRE, FA., NOV. 19.
1 he trainmen on the entire system
of the Lehigh Valley road went out
on strike at midnight last night, and
to-aay only man trains were allowed
to run. Very few wheels are turning
and the people are beginning to real
ize that what may become one ot the
greatest labor struggles in years has
been inaugurated. The officials of
the company are doing everything in
their power to provide for the running
of through passenger trains Tj to-morrow,
although their success has Been,
10 say tne least, maitterent
; To Develop the Chest.
An eminent physician has said that
iro mi . 1
lut luuuwiug iwu si in pie move
ments' are executed every day for
twenty minutes the effect in a year's
time will be very apparent." Before
going down to breakfast open wide
the window and for ten minutes go
through the following exercises :
First, stand perfectly straight, with
neeis tog;ether. and innate the nnm
.with the pure morning air, drawing in
ine Dream while iilteen is - being
counted, and expelling it ia the same
way ; repeat this eight or ten times.
ONLY THE SCARS, REMAIN
mv mc j cits 1, iiiuiiiercnt. . . , . 1 j v icu ui
T7 rr : - . 11 I I hpn Tmncr tho ot-mo J r..lt
been busily engaged trymg to secure lenth with the palms together, and
crews, but it is not known whether theP throw them vigorously back,
ne succeeded, to any great extent. " lu wucn me oacKs ; at tirst it
He is the man who, in 1877, took his WU1 s"1 impossible, but after a few
train out of Wilkesbarre, althoueh days practice it can be done. N. C
ciirrnnnBl U.-. U I . I I Mrhpr
juiiuuiiucu 1 j v 1 1 1 1 1 iiiimnHnnn Turn i
thousand, who' threatened to tear him
irom the cab and kill hint if he
touched the lever. With the quiet
but determined remark, "I am going
to take this train through to its des
Passaic. N. T.. Nov. iq. A n in
fant child of Joseph Hance, of 694
Passaic street, fell from a third-story
window this afternoon. It fell at the
feet of Dr. John J. Sullivan, who car-
nea ,it into the house, expecting to
find it dead. ? When it was laid on a
bed it grabbed at his watch chain and
1 a ...
ana commenced to crow lustily. An
examination showed that the child
was unhurt. 1
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City Point, on the Tames Rivfr
was tne lanaine tor transoorts with
ayiuicia icicdscu irom iNormem pns
ons on -parole. Une day a most
woe-beeone and emaciated (Tnlinnv"
sat' swinging his shoeless feet from a
Darrei, awaiting his turn, when a
pompous Federal maior remarked, to
no one, in particular : "It isn't far to
Richmond ?" "Reck'n et's near
onto three thousand mile," drawled
ohnny, weakly. "Nonsense ! vou
must be crazy !" replied the officer.
staring.;; "Wal,, 1 ent a-reknin'
edzact," was the slow reply. "lest
thought so, kinder." . "Oh-, vou did !
And why. pray ?" '" 'Cause it took'n
youens meh onto foore
.t ... . . . '
mar irom Washington." was - thf :t.
tied retort. Confederate War Jour
nil i - - -
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The Rich Man's Son.
The rich man's son inherits lands.
And piles of brick and stones and
dnation'he opened the throttle and And he inherits soft white hands, -dashed
through the crowd amid a And tender flesh that fears the cold
31JUWC1 ui sucks anu stones, it is t . .
exoected that if nmrv D;n i-uce soit hands, and tender flesh,
take charge of one of the through r , ...iicu,cspea-i-
nassentrer trains tn.mnrra, 7 .c., ... .nma. xonsump-
It is feared that th r.ir' :n u ??n' lirunchitis, .and Stomach and
come general. About 2500 men are JOT JUeS i?Utr,e ,s ,ae.me:
uy, Miuwii us me - ijoiaen iwecncai
u uui, . I t. - .....
uiscovery, which overcomes these
-l Innnn x.. 1 A. 1 1 11
tl i i fuiscciscs, anu cuts on an tenaences
iiic uuimcrtiar ana Financial i u n
ri;oi ...u-". l"w'.u MUU rcsu11- rierce,oi
uufc uu.uiuy n muttalo, has put the remedy within
the country in such matters, savs in 'iS-rn . y v"ll"lu
,o c c j. i- . .v : r. . "rc iwuiui aii, so mat even tne
u r .uy inat -siow poor well the obta- it
vul,.l,,ut , Hj t a.PPfa7 10 "De It is worth more to you than "pUes
w -w M 1V.TI1 Ol J WU 111 I At .w nHJ A. 1 1 J i a 1
a.. 1 . . . . ui ui ivi. duu aiune anu gold. ASK
"tZSu jlfSSK y drist lor it. It5 guaranteed
AnH .1..; .:.r.rr; 10 oenem or cure: m every case,' or
;a 1 7C k ,",cw'.,u uc" money paid for it will be refunded.
tail. Ot the business sihiahnn it en.. I r
theresults for the month prove on AR,Ink.I,..c.na,y
iwv. nuuic iu uavc uccn quite encour-i a . . - . , , -aging?'
The country did not sink Antertaining story is told of a
into the bog, in which it has lately StLm Wastl,toV tnel:
found itself, in a day, nor can it in lenrta?:?1Sf has always had
reason be expected to. extricate itself Z" ."-"7 "M "' "l"
in a day, but confidence is returning feu'nAUStnly PU"ed ul eve7
Kao ,-n fat a j j feather he could reach. The result
in 1 :
MM
I I I Hill ' 1 I
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: :Liillillllilllll , Cik
Notice.
ABO '
A Lively Remembrance
OF THE
HORRIBLE SORES
; Which Caused Them. .
: J , . .v" " power ot
tamed in a deed of trust eWc,0n"
pie by Jesse Dew and wife r"10 to
111 the Register's office of Vi'isin dfcd
ty in ..ook No 27. pa-je 6-j, l ' (:pn-
eood it did for me.'
MacLinery Co;, Philadelphia, Pa.
Trailer- ffennrHiidsonV Excerience "
I see in rofjaM k tKkt&k kamfchies?
performing cuxescleansing- the blood,
etc.Xnone impress, jri mpirethari my '
pwa-cas '.an4 , pnsciSntioiisly'. be-'
lieve it td bemydXity to let people '
know it. Twenty years ago, nt the age
of lSlyears, I had sweatings -oik my "
leg-'which broke ai6pi4anej3ij5ninfi
sores. , Oujif 9.13141 yhysipian could do
Tme no goPd - ahd ifc ii& feared that the
bones voiild -affected; iAt lust, my
' ICood Old Mother
urged I me to tryAYPR'SSarapa
rilla., -i;tootl&fe'ftte.the;8pres
healed, and I have ioCenfrdubled
since. Only the scars emain; anVf the
memory of the pSst toremind "me of
the &Pod- AYIaiwjah'as
and twenty poundsfand afhin the best
ot heaitiicf l nare neen n trier roaa ror r ?
the pastr;twHye' years, 'Jiave noticed
' AVITH'S " Snronrvhrilla . rlvprtiorI,- in
w y ' , , ........ i. j. i v., t
all parts i&fthj United tates, and al
wiivs tfl- TilpjTsnrR ! in 'fpllinry Avhnt.:
virtue OI .I nnH,0, r
the-Court House door m .1. . '! Stl1 at
Wilson on Mondav, the 4.!. ,Mltlof
December, -,893. that certain l
land lying on the waters of Con 1 V of
creek, and being situated i i..1"
county, Wilson township -0n
the lands of Thos. lordan t 1 l'""1?
Barnes Daniel. Ir. and ' ,ol,rjr.
as the lesse Dew farm K'n
acres more or less. v
T TEKMS OF SALE CASH.
with .good .buildinjrs &c.
Jas. 1 . igc;-s. T, ,;,
John F. Druton, Attorney. '
2g6
Notice.
J..r-
The insurance agency of I..
t.ol l-v. All. l .,.) "'ll'
the firm will make payments bi ' i
icDaniel, who rwill conduct the ', V
ness at the old stand, in Dr. M1Hir ;.
building on Nash street. . ' 'ts
He represents, .among -'otln-r ccirm
nies, the Liverpool and London Va
Cilobe, the I'lKeivi.v, of Hartford Con
tinental, Londoa and Lanca-t, ! i
Southern Insurance Companii-.; ' '
. , L.-.K. Jokiv
. ' : ' L. F. Sicl . u i
Oct. 24th, 1S93. '
illav;;
Notice.
Ay er ' s SaijSnU la
Prenared Vi-sr TJr. .T f! Avar A T.rtw'ol 1 TVTacio.
Has cured others,? wiIIGureyou
W. P. SIMPSQN, President. . .Cj J 7jCf? HAjJESi Cashier
A. P. PRANCH, Assistant Cashi. ill t lilf.
a. uav. uul ujanaence is reriTmintr i . . ' r : j - ...
-has, in fact, returned-and a grad- Kiehc ouId reach- The result IJ
ual revival of business may be locked i.that hf .hf a sothe, shmy jTcl 1 11
fm-witw c y tl. skin, which looks like polished ' Vl 1 J:
couraging feature in the South is the PWc h ree lonely tad
verv low nricP of tr tfe awers and a trifle of plumage on
most largely, of another immense al?el a ifT6- he
crop. No matter how reat thP rP. s U n?ht- bu the cold of winter
dundancy ot money or the prosperity ' Sn f fr08,1.000168
of people of other classes, the cotton h .ls. cl,othed ,in a warm flannel jacket,
farmers can never get a just profit on r T immvenseIy- At
the crop so long as they raise more he dwn pna-W of .cotton
of it than the world furnishes a de- battm5 ?Vbmits ?uieUy to Recovered
uianu ior. i 47 . .
morning, U we may believe so unique
FiglitinS Men $2.S0 per Day.
El Paso, Teyas, Nov. io. Th
TRANSACTS A GENERAL I BANKING 'BUSINESS
1JN lib t ULLEST SCOPE.
SOLICITS THE BUSINESSF;:THfcPUI3Lic
GENERALLY. 1 f .
How's TJite.
sympathizers with the revolutionary ' e otter OneHundred Dollars Re-
(rnvommont ,nn;nct f..: I ward tor any case of Catarrh that ran.
,,-.....11111 icauiai jucAiLU are vtrv . i , , ... .
enthusiastic tnHav TK f.Z ' nm X.yL
J.,. Tu"u,s ' F'Jm vrlciNliY oc v-U., rrops..
.Ulkv.u iiiuuv-uuiuidiciy l oieao, u.
to-day by the secret agents of the b'VYeuhe unders'gnecl, have known
revolutionists: f.. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
"Twentv-five thousand .men ar. " . "one M1 ?
, ti . HTr u,,,1MU,ulli .a"u Financially
nrauitu iW iiyiu. i ne unaersiD-nPfi . aDie to carrv out anv nhhontmn nHa
cpk rf fVt m.L1..:. . I hv ther firm
v-,v- - luvuiuiiuiidiv movemenr. "' ......
Ml -
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IL. J ., 1 1
will sound a little like the tales of
faiiland but we have facts and fig
ures tcTprove our statements.
This new gun. cost just $500,000.
It takes $275 worth of powder for a
charge and throws a projectile that
costs, $500.
This little pistol of "Uncle Sam's
can only stand being fired fifty times.
In short it will cost the government
: just $17,000 every time this pop gun
is let off.
hundred. Argonaut.
The Argonaut's Ringwood corres
pondent fails to mention a most im
portant fact in connection with : Mr
Williams' sale, to wt : The sale was
made on the Wilson market
COU IIOGE'S SAD PLIGHT.
The
Isecalled Cousal Rna.ftoa n tj
... . .
stranded and Demoralized. ,J
, El Paso, Tex., Nov. 19. Col. J.
Hampton Hoge, the recently appoin-
ted rnncnl A ... 1 .
. . : vt ""jy, who was recalled
Listen, good people, and perhaos Just to sailine for China ' i ;n
. . . . j ...
jrou tdji uear u wnen it shoots next
week.
.THIS SEW WAR SHIP, COLUJUSIA.
Our new cruiser, Columbia, sur
passed even the most sanguine ex
pectations of the Navy Department
It was desired that she should at
I 11 1 -w -w .
uaru iuck. He is Stranded at El
1 aso, and is trvinp- in ffTnt
sort of assistance to enable him to
proceed to Washington. ';
The colonel is not in a condition
to. take care of himself rA At-
1 . 1 -"u vjvjiiica
to get sober
auM,;,useavy Losers from a Connter-
fetiB Scheme,
tain a speed of twentvlnn. h. nA.u?' 1Nov'. Counterfeit
hnr k lr u . Z, .?: ".I ay.uckets the aount of over
..w-., luc uciax itsi cameiwoo.ooo have been hnnnr :
- v.u ,u lue
it was found that she made even bet
tei that this on a four hours con
tinuous . stretch she developed the
opccM ui u.oi Knots. ims assures
us not only the fastest warship in
the world, but gives us a man of
war that could overtake any of those
ocean grey-hounds that ply between
New York and Liverpool, and which
have become the wonder and admi
ration of the. worlds
MAKE USB OF THE,TOURlSrs.
We notice that a great many cities
and towns are' adopting rigid "tramp-
laws." In most instances they are
put on the streets and forced to work
from one to ten days.
Why can't we get something out
of the hundreds that almost daily
infest our town. A few weeks work
would effectually stop them from en
tering the resident portion of the
town. It is a well established fact
that tramps have a system of signals,
by which they indicate to each other
what may be expected at each town
and house, t Now if we were to b&
placed on their booka as a town
where the' penalty, for being caught
off the railroad was five days at hard
labor, we should soon be rid, not
only of. a "nuisance, but a positive
menace. , Let the commissioners con
sider the- matter at their next meet-;
ing and act promptly.
last four weeks by the Baltimore and
m , ' ie nttSDUrS: Western,
Nickel Plate and other rH, tu'
was absolutely nothing on the face of
mc iicKet to indicate they were coun
terfeit. They were accepted without
question by; the conductors, passed
readily by "the ticket counters and en
tered as of legal issue by the-various
m-nti auuuors. .
The AmsohkIo Dissents from. H la Counsel.
xneory of Insanity. 4
Chicaco, Nov. 19. Patrick Eu
gene Prendergast, the slayer of May
or Harrison, is not phased with the
deience his attornevs M txr-j
and Lssex. have AmAa .
They propose to enter a olea of In.
sanity," said Prendero-a
oiioji oujecr 10 tnat, 1 want to ac
knowledge the .commission of the
ne ana piead and prove justiflca-
TU a rj- . - t ,
. VJ
men have more auickness and inciolii-
about machinery than men have and
preiers to employ them m carrvine
uul uie aeians 01 nis electrical inven
uyiio. n.c is creanea with saying
that "women have morp spncp oKmif
- . - , . wwjv. ULSVUt,
machinery,5n a minute than men have
JV. . 7:V. ,. i .....
rf"-""ie, ana snows the faith
that is within, him by keeping 200
wuiucu uu nis ' pay roll. Durham
dun. - " '
Pi ,. ,. i - : , -
- Senator Ransom was indirert-Kr cif
down upon in his own county the
wujw uay. it a Dig mass meeting
at lackson" resolut
ienator, Vance's course in the Senate
were, adopted by a big majority.
Kansom was present and cuQ ;
vehement manner against the resolu-
uuns, Dut tney went through never-
I mfT. . .. . ! i s -
Just Hefore the battle nf tV.v vv;m
- I . ..v. . UUCl-
ness beifeeant Billv Ra
etter irom his - wife; ; She said she
nearq that there was to hpa k
il , ... " uig.yoi
ucrana asne aid so wish to see him
before it was fought ! When Billy
read it he said he would like also to
see her; before the battle, but he
wouia a great sight rather see her
after it was over, Confederate War
journal,
Will DaV S2.CO npr daw nt- tf
j ir .1 J vr J J
per month to any individuals that
present themselves armed with nn
less than 100 cartridges to any of the
chiefs commanding the north of the
the north are citizens Micario Parh.
eco and Valente Garcia. Those men
mounted, with rifle and pistol, will be
pam j5 per aay.
"SANTA ANA PEREZ."
'General-in-chief of the North.
West& Truax. Wholesale D
Toledo, O. Wolding, Kinnan & Mar
vin, w noiesaie uruggists, loledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inWn.
ally,- acting directly upon the blood
ouu mucous sunaces ot tne system.
fnee, 7sc. per bottle. , Sold by all
"fugg'sis. i esumonials tree.
.
1 HE
GOT IT TO HIS SATISFACTION.
Among the passengers on a Wes-
. i - -
tern train recently, was a woman very
much overdressed, accompanied by a
It is claimed that the secret agents T aOKm? nu.rse-giri and a self
of the movement have onran.id . Wllled tyrannical boy of about three
provisional form of government and E AT 7 arouse? thte. iadlS'
o7i"ii ci,i , , . nation ot the passengers hv ht mn.
...x. .iUy issue atrip wun wmcn tO.I:.,i .l.:i 1 1 ' ...
carry on the r camnaitrn rnf "."t" " -s, screams ana his
Mexico. piousness rowara his patient
nurse. He tore her bonnet,scratched
her hands and finally spat in her face,
WltnOUt a word Of remnnstran.
the mother. Whenever th
any firmness the
Our Fall stock of NOTIONS ;c VT5n,;" XJ 1
thing you need in the Millinery Lfne can be found at our
store. - . -. v---s--iw;,:--:.-..-..
Call and be convinced that :wr hm." i j
stock in the city. - . .
DRESS MAKING. We riav fc,V vu r
TVr- A t-v . r " . ..-v-i-uivuiiuic -services 01
MISS Anna DaviS. Ol Baltimore nn Pvn0nn.J
Satisfaction guaranteed -to all who will favor me with their
!. MRS. S' I. CRTFRTKT
INext to Post Office. ' ... ;, -j. - '
kine ouaiineu as :u nim;.-
Don the estate (if SimI,. ,, i..'
tv, deceased, -all persni.s nidi. l,t, x tu
paid estate are hereby noiifit d loniake
immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate to jresiin
them duly verified to the inuk rsi-ne,
or his attorneys, on or before thv j.'tli
day of October, 1894, or this notice ViH
be plead in bar of their recovery.
" -: K. II. MOORE,
... ' . AdminisliMor.
AVOOPARP & V AKIiOKOlUII, 'Att'vs-
Wilson, N. C, Oct.. 16, iS9v
Notice
The firm of M. Ronntree & Co., ha
: assigned- their entire business t
me, this is to notify aH persons havin-r
claims against said firm to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before the 1st
day of October, 1S94, or this notice will
be plead in bar of iiieir recovery.
All persons indebted to said firm will
please come forward and make imme
diate settlement. , "
A VV. J. DAVIS.
Notice
Having qualified as admimstratnr'x.f
the estate of Dn. M. 1). i.c;'s
deceased. late of Rl.-irk- ("rt- vi. '"
County, N. C, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or hpfnro ti
of October, 1894, or this notice will ie
pieau in oar 01 llieir recovery. All
persons indebted t,- c:iiil -.Ki..i .. ;n
please make immediate payment.
T ' . Administrattfr.
Jno. F. Rkuton, Attornty.
This October 17, 1S93.
Notice.
THE:
22 ...
Bark From tlie Wilderness.
In the battle of the Wilderness In A-
the late war, Mr. Wilev Rud s 11 of :r j
this city, was standing behind a fc W. t J"t "rmness the
ory tree firine at the Yants A Kill. I f.u " Sn,aW . W
o?tLhitrZed T '"toF?
ot the tree and marlp an im ui.,j Li.- .j - . " illu
over Mr R nd;cnic Ufi- Z. -f u "'"W" luc nurse ior tne tilth time a
skin JZ ?i ll'i!: Ih? w?s? -1H i" -d new on the
,nj ifr r, a- -Tt , P . Cll winaow 01 the nurse's seat. The bov
anl Mr. Rudisill scarcelv rhnncrnf f L j .t . . . ' . uc uuy
vMca. i l r l I 1 1 If r- I r I -t 1 T" s t-h I
it anv mnr. kq "..V w me nurse
davs The W ;AhV,:;11". ntn,s hdnd said coaxing
j ..u.w7 iuvi jjuiiiciuus ior 1 "riarrv musn t tnnr-Ji ki,
one to make more of an - imnrmcinn I I J it. ' . "
than another. - r T 7ul . S,Cream.ed -V
Last week a small snr. arrto. . " ai? found the
Mr. Rudisill's temnle and o7vT KJm I Ll " fm. . wl.lhout Plf
considerable tmnhU n " "nng ?er head cried out
every dav and verdav A t , N vvn7 ? you tease that
of the AthrrTn urni ' 7 ' u &' lv,ary r Let nim have it. I
iSt? h encouraged, Harry
hickory bark about as large as k The sweam hat tolh? dK1
nickle. It was thP Ram hit w A?!. S.eam that Uowed brought
was shot in there in th . WnAI m "7 u? 10 mP Psengers eyes.
The nlaee nv.r u lir " V1C mo.inr awo again. "Mary."
ing and kr f ,et hlm it r "Mary
bark in that nlace m-"7 Seat and said confused-
Charlotte Newc. " y- "e gGt 11 ma a"- Lizzie Bryan
GentreBric
vWaro
TTY virtue of a decree of the S.uVi rior
O Court made in the civil anion
wherein S; A. Woddard, Trustet , .was
Plaintiff and 1. G. V. t'obb
were Defendants, I will self 'at the
uourt House door in Wilson on Mon
day the 4th day of December, iSc, the
following described propei t :
Or 1,4 , , 1 r 1 i
..v. .ui ui (jaieei oi land, situate in
the town of Wilson, on the corner of
Nash and Goldsboro St., adjoining the
lots of B F. Driggs 2nd'J- L. Frvar, it
being the lot wherein is situate the
three story brick buildirg. -inerally
known as "The Kawls Huildiii-."
TERMS : Cash.
. S. A. WOODARl).
t. A. & S. A. Wooijakij, Att'ys.
ouse
HAS opened ,'i;i.
tin I'ouniis
v Mr A W' tTx...U.j i .
i- V', J.' ,wwiani1 Jeu Mondav
ior lyier. lexas. wherp r.,;n o j
the -winter, with his brother, Mr. H.
owiand. His many friends in
Henderson.-while rep-rertlno- K,e
roSlnCereIy b6Pe his sojourn in
f-iif iu ouutnweu . maw k li.
and greatly beneficial to his health.
nenaerson told Leaf. '
Good Doctrine.
The PropTPssivf pq
Manon Butler will snMi. t
itj j .i V "f Benson
" 'iuay tne 24m. s
And U Wasn't a Pampkln Tear. .
On a lot fifty yards' from the Her
ald office Mr. J. G. , Gurley. had a
pumpkin vine this year which had. 42
pumpkins on if. He gathered them
one day recently and WelgSed-ffiem
cicjj 1? f?'1 '337 pourids.-
"jijujuciuneraia. : ; c
Branson s almanac for 1894 comes
to us again, valuable aslbr many
years past One can hardly fmdii
10-cent book of greater valGe. For
long years Mr Branson has calcula
ted his own almanac, and the book
stands the 'test of an intelligent pab'i
lie. It is certainlv what Hr
ii Claims for it : "a valnahlp Ua k- u
j of information." ' ( 1 ; ,
Lawyer "Wren 'r
once for breaking a man's skull with
i ciac nancae r
"Witness ."T 'woon'i . ,
tnoueh mv lawver nm, !, .1. .-
.. , , 1 j . 1- - "wi cis me
xiau never, been in an axe it
ymsa i an axe handle."
Hereafter rjolitical m rjrKi n 00 n.?1f k.
lor sale cheaD. esoeciallv if
a j J v.jr ai C
run by men who have proved to be
ncwLUi:, lo uie men who furnished oil
to run the machi
favor of infnsincr n. : .1
. fc. "v." wiuuu inline
ant uarrv nv rpimritm,. v
Olrl rvi-lifiyl u 1 . . . .
k..uwu udtus 10 private life and
r-ut new men in their place. Give us
men wno are nor afroiVi r i
t , . iVJ lw cAurcss
jcuiucranc nnrtrino 1 .1
wuu iwvc me
-uone to stand up to it. Oxford
This "Jedy is .becorning so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention.,. All wh6 have used
LlectriBitters- sing , the same sonff
o I Prai?T A : Purer medicine does
not exist' and it is miaron j.
II'. L' . . - " """"-ei IW UO
alf...at 1S claimed. , Electric Bitters
n.i I 1
wuure an diseases of Liver and
IVldneVS-4WnT remMo v. 1 n -i
c . ' "-xiuiimuics, nous,
oalt Rheum and tiw '
fe& hY impure blood. W iU drive
Malaria from the svstPm a .
f r fP .Hpaeache, ; Constipation
Enlii ?d? !f trV Electric Bitters.
Entire Satisficiion guaranteed or
moneV refunded rJl .
?i.ooier bottle at all Druggists. -
The Firot Southern Team to PUy Jw fcew
. vork.
TL c . . ..
t Aue ioot-baii team of the State
mversiry leu Urjapei HU1 yesterday
for New York, and on the 25th, on
of T XTlT P'ay the team
of Lehigh Umversity. The team will
X" l? enmond. where on
IS'-r Py the Uni-
lvirg'nia. It will be the
Vnrlr . WiirNeW
-: '
" .. wmbmi fT 11 r -f
the meaning j
Teacher "What is
61 one-twentv-fifth ?"
Little Bov "I
teacher "If von t, r
children visiting you and only one
. ' IUCUJ. wnat would you do?"
ll"c uoX-"i a wait till they all
Tr i. c' 51110 UJ eat it
self.
u
air. aarvey Heed
. Laceyvllle, 0. . .
Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa
ralysis of the Throat
Thank God and Hood's Sara
partllafor Perfect Health."
Could Scarcely Walk
not seem to do me ny ood M-Ti il di2
-At Death's Door
my-
Our Sales.. FldorJ is' the. best
lighted of 'ariv warehouse 'ev
er built,3 contamirig Y40 solid
Skylights, diffiising the light
evenly over ALL the- floor
, space. . .
SALE OF PERSONAL PRORERTY.
"T " '
By virtue of the power Of
sale contained in a deed of
trust executed to. me by M.
Rountree & Co., and duly re
corded in. the office of the
Register of Deeds of Wil
county, in Book No. 35, Pae
ino. 05, 1 will on . .Monday,
Dec. 1 8, sell for - cash, at the
Forbes farm on Nash road all
the personal property on said '
farm, including , 5 mules, 1
mare and colt, farming imple
ments of every kind and varie
ty. Also a nice lot of corn,
fodder, cotton seed &c.. S:r.
On Wednesday, Dec 20th,
I will sell at the Rountree
farm, on the plank road, 6 val
uable young mules, 65 head of
hogs, 30 head of sheep, 1 Jierd
of cattle, corn, iorage of every
description, cotton seed, etc,, .
also one 1 2 H. P. engine and
.farming -implements of every
uescnption.
' ' W. J. DAVIS,
Assignee M. Rountree & Co
FIRST-CLASS
1
Gill
. r . . . ; . ... v- . ,
- w
ri: 1 to
Grocery
and Bar.
When you heara blab-rrutHng about
us, some, dog: has been hit wiYK Snri Kn
the -halloo!" :0--''tw
We are here to serve voi innHlnir u
our pleasure to stand close un to 1 vnitr
in. uie saie oi your ;,1 UBACCO, let
our saie oe nrst or last
Consult us before sellin;
VOll Olir hfcf nrlwin . i-? : f . - "
Scrofula, whether hereditary or ac-
?U1 w ' ll LthoTrouRhIy expelled from
the blood by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
crrMt h AnJ r '
w""- "vvi puniier. ,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Your FriendsrTrSy; :
Pace, CozartOo
Proprietors.
I take this method to inform
my friends and the oublic that
I am receiving daily,
Fresh' Goods.
Cash or, trade given for all
kinds of country produce. -Give
me a trial and I am
sure to get your trade in the
future as I will convince you
that I'll give more goods than
any man in town for the same
money.
Hoping to receive a call
from you, I am
Respectfuly,
, r E. G. ROSE,
South Tarboro Street, below K. K.
WILSON, N. C-