THE WiLSON ADVANCE:-JANUARY 9, IS9S.
The Wilson Advance.
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Thursday
January 9, 1896.
( England has about come the con
clusion tfeat there is a "Monroe doc-J
trine" after all. Her Prime Minister
is being advised (by the English
press) to ehew a little crow.
The German Emperor has shown
how much he loves England by send
ing a riessage to the Boers, of South
Africa, congratulating then on their
victory oyer the English forces. .
literary! notes.
I
The North American Review
opens its One Hundred and Sixty- evea before the j&esMmt' aifss&jst
JL
Banger Ktapafsla 1 -If Amu
The 'war scare bos w&feadafeif k& a
bad eflect upon tbe beam whisi
f fine.
in a series of articles to be turni&nea finQ feerefrcsa. Tb xrvxab
by the Right Hon. W. E. (Gladstone; - fiurry fa S ks 4LitWy
entitle "ine rujurc ui u- r?- w.
Condition of Mail 1 herein 1 ne, uttie fcope tlst the rod f Cm esl v4H
Hon. C; F. Crisp, ex-sneaker of the e tow54. Dartdl tSnt.'fa 6m
, J . r look for kas&aiiaa Ksdl C&ristasl m& e
House of Repreenative, jwntes on eg ; For toi gup aeaj
"How Congress Votes Money," the of aDte&ig3 cepliaA snagk bo
article beihff'a.-rao XTnt
the Clerk of the! House of Commons fitmr fesra 4
in the December number. The war tics Trill fca clem- of imfe lass: 'ajer
rumors of to day render eniineidiy Ss isxwetilrf ff1
v ' I j dition. Fct7 will reafca cmi ct ih&
timely the symposium on "War and b.boT tie esEger 3gb fljusg.
its Modern Insjtrup
Willam S. AldHch,
eats," in which Iron As.
Orofessbr ofMe-
chahical. Engineering j in . the, Wist vCJcnticBiBg itapp2i to ooagrai '
Virginia University, treats of "Speed. PP' facial legiEioa. i Gbiergs
. . i i . r i.L ,:, rA j 1 i .Tribune (-Kep.) toys' cf the greenbacks :
P. H. Colombo R. N.,of "The Test
and Value of Speedj in War Shiys" .
Admiral S. B. Luce, U. S. N.,
VNaval Warfare Uner Modern Con
ditions," land Lieut. J. K. Cree,
U.S. A., of 'Tlie Influence of tfee
Air-Ship on War."j Karl Blind iur
nishes a tho'ugktful contribution en
LkQj ere not aiezrecErrcasoy,
present -Etts cf thirfgs, rad ecorea re
fdses to K23bbe tksa eafe by giTia iha
president n certain meas cf g-tticg
gold with lehicls to redeeaa thorn wbea
pres&isted. Ltoledcf proisiaa; tk gT&L
backs, lr. G&&nca shcold tr tb xotoct
them. I he is i&ror df nDavrfo$ tk
presidect to sfell for goU i ka xaada
payable in gold tod sot za 'Miar If
so, "why fioeoa't joe aay ?
respect. The editorial department,
called "The Progress of the World,"
is distinguished for its abJe handling
of national and international topics
of the hour. In fact the Re-view oc-
cupies a unique position as a truly
"international magazine." Its sound
ly "American" stand on the Vericzu
e'ean question significant.
Cott
on.
The New York World, as usual,
is claimihg everything- in sight. It
now comes forward and. claims ex
clusive ownership in the
loan idea."
"popular
The message of congratulation
from the German Emperof to the
Boers has set all England wild with
excitement. The people are .clamor
ing for the government to resent it as
an insult to the nation.
East,1'
Cental
and the
America
of that "court y
"The Crisis in the
British . Minister to
writes interestingly
and its resources.
admirably considered are
Avoid War," "Canada as a Hos
tage" ; What is - Malaria ?'.' ; "The
Function of .Public Education," and
"An Expensive Dejusion." ;
ered a fres silTer state, tlere Sa eEieowr-
Other subjects aging etidsoe the ro5 KKey mwtib-
"How to mei:ii J r!UJ7 guiut-ssft giviws.. jlv im
cincr 1L J. Foetr, &a Gfatapokea go
ners t cf free and alizaifcedcohir.g'e si IS
to 1, ttbs rnenisDooglj KasosKacted fee
governor: la deference to hia Tims tha
conveatico refused to iddorw free tilrer
ard rrfHotxraed -without adoptiBff m Sb-
There seems Jto be no chance to
avoid another bond issue and" it is al
most as certain that the Presiden will
make a popular loan. He has appar
ently made up his mind to give the
citizens of the United States another
chance to mate good the shortage in
the teasury, and to keep the reserve
inttact.
COMK UP FRIENDS'
The Advance now stands alone in
the journalistic field in Wilson. Wil
son is one of the best towns in the
State Und can well afford '.?good pa
per." With a reasonable amount of
encouragement we are prepared to
put out a paper that the town may be
-- - j f
proud to acknowledge. Here is an
opportunity to perform a duty which
should -be a pleasure to every patri
otic citizen, both town and county! and
it is the time when all good resolu
tions are put into "effect. Let's see,
not who will come first, ,. but how
many will come together. We wish
you all a most pijosperous New Year,
and hope you Will contribute your
mite toward making burs the same.
i r . 1 t : i mi i: ' ' A i
The first productjon of Mr. Percy tive ol oontrolli poiltld
Ive's recent portrak of President; pnrty eLcws thst the gilreritea are loeis
Cleveland is one of the many inter- their held on isiina. ;i Gorefawr To-
... i T r ter is certam to be re-elcte4, od bin
estmg feature of the January issue of will be "an rtmhxicu th the
of the Art Amete
taste in America fqr eighteenth ceri
tury paintings as indicating the be
ginnings of a reaction from reahsm
forms the subject cif another valuable
paper, and "The Studv of Hnman
UTi The revived people of Lonieiuia prefer aja &vocH
r eip-hteenth ceri- of money to a believer faa ett
dolkivs".nd the silver etaja&Krfl.
i
Expresr ion" maintains
of former
i
instalments.
the interest
What may
Tte proposition th&t a projaiisa cf the
gcvirxii,tiit to pay xooaey is meaejr i
jest as absurd &s tLe propesitSan thjU r.
prcnu.-3 to deliver a Lease is a kcaA,
and jet tix&s &xe caea4 sasaa eis isi
the public exjsiseik vko beliero 4&jut iko
With careful rotation of
cropsand liberal fertilizations,
cotton lands will improve. The
application of a proper ferti
lizer containing- sufficient Pot
ash often makes the difference
between a profitable crop and
failure. Use fertilizers contain
ing not less than 3 to 4
- t . - i
Actual Potash.
Kainit is a complete .specific
against "Rust." I
Our pamphlets are not advertising circulars boom
ag special fertilizers, but are practical works, contain-.
tig the results of latest experiments in this line J
Every cotton fanner should have u. c4py. They arc
tent free for the asking. - 4. i
GERMAN KALI WORKS, ;
3 Nassau St., ficw York.
' 25-27
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JLA
utchinso:
& CO.,
REAL ' ESTATE BROKERS
-AND-
COMMISSIOH MERCHANTS.
0353, C:nis: cf Jul tsi
- WILSON, N. C. "
Real Estate1 Bought and
Sold., v
be called the . Ed ucationil section of United Etatsa sstinxrj b is eafaxX
pel the " peopie to ' rcoes vo it s feal
mc3ey is constat wtiouxl t&& ssi to ba
contiuaed i force. Horn. Joha L Oa-
the magazine is very V strong this
this'month, and teachers and parents
will find much that will prove ; in-'
structive and helpful to theni in this
deoartmenL The supplement ; of
workino designs is full of usual fea- j
tures and the most popular colored
supplement of the month is undoubt- more Kewe caj. ''than tist cf vsgfsc
edly .the beautiful sunnv landscape Pa the party loaders tko xx&namro
4, r i ; . , necessity at tliis jcxsotnffe' of. tates .toSr
by the Belgian painter VeyraFsat,;en- cite grd til
tided "The Last Load." "he mag-, that it may at last beet&krd patsea-'
llVr o rv.'irt;l- Kli rtVK. Keiitlv. OEd ' COOBO ".to '', '3BBCBBe i .tO
There 1b no xaqzo. icrjCctaBBjk-fiay fts
the nress cf both .parties, V Dalti
RENTS;"'" COLLECTED,
We offer for sale
Bui dm
ILots
in the Town of Wilson
and elsewhere. i
ness and variety o
beautiful care, and
duclioru
contents and the
finish of its pro-1
trade and to the gcnerid prosperity.-"'
VENEZI&EXEAN COMMISKN.
The Venezuelean Commission has
No one ever
ine: so expensive a
9
thought of introduce been appointed and are now ready to
graphic color work! in the" days when UP offive distinguished men.
the leading magazines sold for $4.00 ! David J. Brewer, of Kansas, as
a year and edits a copy. But sociate justice of the Suprreme Court
times change and I the
magazines
of the United States.
FARMS for SALE.
1070 acres, 500 acres cleared, large
. dwelling &c. '
no acres, all cleared, dwelling &c.
306 acres, improved, '
500 " v " ' -. V
150 " ; " r
45 " " '
60 " ' '
VICTORY FOR THE CUBANS.
The Cubans seem. now. to be in
sight of a decisive victory. They
have moved, at will, over the Island
and are now surroundings the city of
Havana. Should they capture this
point there will be no chance for
Spain io regain control of the IslancV
While the Americans are forced, by
the, laws of nations, to stand aside
and do nothing to assist these people
in their fight for liberty; yet we nev
. ertheless sympathize with them most
heartily and should they once gain
recognition as a' power they need
never fear that Spain, or any other
.nation, will molest them, sq Jong as
''Uncle Sam" has the power to pro
tect his weak neighbors. 1 J
The best, anodyne and expectorant
for the cure of colds, coughs, and all
throat, lung, and bronchial troubles, is
. undonbtedly, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,'
I the. only specific for colds and coughs
! admitted on exhibition at the Chicago
: IWold's Fair.
We invite intending settlers
1; and investors to call
ana! see us.
Borrespondenc
ti
NOTICE,
i i r . 1 ,1 .
The firm of Brings & McDanid h?t
been dissolved
said McOanie
bv the withdrawal of
nominated to collect all accounts due
the company, I !' . f; i
E. F. McDANlEL.
W. E. WARREn"
B. F. BRIGGS.
We will continue business: at t'r,a
siajiu uuuer ie nrm name S 01 B p
patronage, business promptly, attend.
n. I ! I TJ T TJ r T s - -
Real -Estate.
change with them, j . It has remained ' Richard H. Avery, of Maryland,
for The Cosmopolitan, sold at "one Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals
dollar a year.lp put in an extensive :of the District of Columbia. '
ntnograpnic plant capaoie 01 printing i
300,000 pages per day '(one color).! Andrew - D. White, of New
The January issue presen ts as a front-1 York, ex -president of the Cornell
ispiece a water-coior drawing oy hjic University and ex-minister to Ger
?ape, illustratirjg the last story by ; raan)rand Russia. -J
probably never! been excelled even in ! Frederic R. Coubert, an emi-
the pages of the finest dollar French , nent lawyer of New York. ! JCInformation given freof charge.
penooicais. ine cover 01 ine-os- Daniel C. Gilman, of Maryland,
rhopohtan is also changed, a drawing j c . T . ' v..
of page length by the famous Paris a president of the; John Hopkins Urn-
tist Rossi, in lithographic colors on : yersity. j .
white paper takes the place of the h Of the aobve named gentlemen two
Manilla back with its red stripy re Democrats, two Republicans and
'snmrise parh month ' ' me mtn, rresiaent unman, has no , m aaaiuon 10 ine collecting
surprise eacn monm. t:: LL i, , ,, 1 of accounts, I am now pre-
l , ., .. - politics. We can, therefore, safely ; pared to loo'k after the cofiec- ,
There is more Catarrh in this sect- sav that the aonointments havv no : tioh of rents, the sale or our-
ion of the country! than all other dis- - 1 chase of real estate, both in
the town and country. . ...
jpOR SALE. !
1 Dw.elling, 6 rooms, all outbuild
ings, good garden..;
2 Dwelling, 4. rooms, dining room
: and kitchen, " good garden and
"but buildings. 1 I . v
1 Vacant lot on Park Avenue.
.2 Farriis- one twoi and the other
six miles from town;
Rents
Collected
ease? put together and until the last Mgniucauuii
few years was supposed to be incura-; . -
ble. .. For a great niany years the doc- :
tqrs pronounced it a local disease, and ; During the closing weeks of 180
stantly failing to cure .with local treat- the daily papers . have published an
tnent, pronounced it incurable. Sci- .extraordinary amount of interesting
pnrp has nrnwn rj farrh tn he a consti- - - . i
and important 'news. It i worth
something to the busy i newspaper
tuhonal disease and requires constitu
ticinal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure.
minnfartiirpH 1rr T T- Plipnpv Rr f7ri .
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional 'reader to have this mass of informal
cure on the .narketj. It is taken inter- tjorj taken up, arranged, digested and If '0u want any inforrnatioriiaddress
spoonful and acts directly on the blood reviewed in a calm and intelligent :., v
an mucous membrane of the system, manner. The Review of Reviews 25-50-tf
case it fails to cure' Send lor book of performs this service very efficiently ' Our rhmtmas mr,l oil ;
' : ' aMVAAAWMJF ill LJ'lVtJ CJLX V 1 Mil-
. .1. . 'r,i. t - v ; .
every monm, j x ne numDer ior janu- Gome and
I Offiq
The Wilson
At a re?!
holders of t!
held this da
cent, on the
Payable on d
date.
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CoT"yoN Mills.
B. F.
VV. EJ
BRIGGS
WARREN;-
ilson, N.,C, Jan. S, '96.
ar meetinj' ot th Cf.u.
e Wilson Cotton iu,
a uiviciena 01 six npr
capital stock Wasder1;.rpri "
dmand from and after this
JAMES LIPSCOMB, SecV
NOTICE.
By virtue Df,i an execution in my
hands for collection in' the action en
titled T. J. Gdrdner Plaintiff,! against
John R. Balti and E. iB. Batts, defen
dants, I will bffer for sale' to the hih
est bidder fof cash, before tHe Court
of February
, the folIoVv ing
Tuesday, thfc 4th day
IJ5Q&, at 2 0 clock i p. ni.
described tracts ot land, situ sr.- ;n
Toisnot Towfoshjp and described as
One tract adioining the lands of Thos.
Wiggins'j heij-s, JJ.L'i Batts add others
and , boundedj as fol lb w3 beginning at
a stake in thej lane, tnenqe to Wiggiii'V
line, thence down Wi??ins'! li
Town Creek j thencle. down the mean.
derings of jthe Creek to the lane,
thence I ud the lane i to a staked thp vk
ginning, containing fifty-two (52) acreV
imjic vji icss il (uciiisj -inp excess oN
the homestead allotted to E. IB. Batts
in the tract known at the J.-L. Batts
tract. ; j : j ' .;-;'
Also one other tract of land adjoin
ing the lands of Kinchen Edwards,
Sarah Robbies and others, bounded as
follows: "J Beginning "at a pine and post
oak; C. S. BraswelJ's Corner! thence
along his line North Sod West sixty
four polesltoja pine stump in said line,
Kinchen! Ejaward's corner,! thence
along his line South iod West fifty
poles to a pi'ne on the side of a-path,
thence Soutjh Sod East seventy-two
poles to a pine irij the branch, a little
below the road, thence down the vari
ous courses jf said branch to gum in
Jesse P.; Dixcm'Sj .linevf thence along
said line iNbrth ninety poles to two
small oaksj thence alon? 1in
North, j 88d I West one hundred andj
sixteen poles to ja stake,,; near where
Tolson lived, thence north eight poles
to the' begmning, containing i seventy
(70) acres more or less, and known as
the"Luper' Itract, it being the tract
conveyed by Isaac T. Luper, Zillah Lu
per, Angelihe Luper and jSarah Anne'
Luper to John R. Batts.' j I i
! J. Wi CROWELL, Sheriff.
This January 4th, j 1896, J ; I ; . 2-4t
OTIOE.
T. H. PEACOCK,
WILSON, C.
Having qualified as executor of the
last will and testament of Elizabeth
Ellis, deceased, late of Wilson county
N. C; this Js to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said de
ceased to pjresent them to the under
signed properly authenticated on or
before the 9th day or January, 1897, or
this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery . jA.ll persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment.:.'. j". ! '' .-'' jl ,-j
i 1 1 J. Si ELLIS Executor.
January qth. 1896. i ! m 1 ' " 2-6t
:!i V -.. fK V- ,- - i '-:--. :
I !'!' I '' j 1 ' j ! 1 '
Haying qualified! as. administrator of
the estate of Reddick H. Webb, de
ceased, aV persons holding claims
against said estate We hereby notified
to present them to the: undersigned,
duly authenticated, before Jan. 9, 1S97,
or this notiee will be pleaded in bar of
their j recovery. All persons owing
said estate will please make immedi
ate payment.'.! V-J ': : .1.-
I AMO9 HARREEL, Adm'r.
J. R. Uzzeil, Att'v. : Hi'! :'( I
Tanuary oth. 06. ' rr;jd:- . ; 2t
Court of Wilson
jSTOTICE.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
county rendered in a"
civil action tnerein pending, wherein
B. . F. Aycock and Joshua B. Farmer,
executors of Isaac B. 1 Farmer, were
plaintiffs, ind Mrs. Delphia Wilkins
was defendjant, I will sell at the Court
Housej doof in Wilson, for cash, to the
highest bidder, on Monday, the 6th
day, of; Fetruaryr, 1896 thel following
described property, to-wit: One tract
of land in Toisnot - township, Wilson
county, adjpihing the lands of the late
John E. Moare, and others, containing
two hundred and sixty-six (266) acres
more or less, it being .known as the
John Wilkins "home tract." ! i
John E. Woodard,
Wilson, N.lCi, Tah" 1st, 1S06..
testimonials. Address;
i F. J. CHENY & CO., Toledo, O
CSfSold by Druggists, 75c.
t ary, 1896, is especially strong in this ;"
see them M. T. Youher.
Tobacco and snufi M. T. Young.
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