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TH& WILSON; ADVANCE; .FEBRUARY 2Q. 1896.
I KilSON A. L. MENTION.
has left for her home
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' 7,:. .r-f.fl n " Our Stre.H
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W ami t!rs. i
c,kcr;:)e
nf 'in-1 sor
t.- the Advance
rv to hear that
Mrs. Maxwell;
in Weldon.
i'roi. Dred Pea cook has j returned
to Greensboro. , . J
Mr. Richardson, of Spring Hope,
spent Monday in Wilson.
a Ku i :w ay-
Monday about six o'clock a. rn , a 1
h-rse belonorin to Mr. II H. Tyson,;
and bein driven by asm di negro , boy :
in a b-Jg y , became' frightened 'at a
tent oa Tarboro street and ran a -vay.
He went at "a 2:40 gait do vn Tarb -ro
street until he struck the nnmr,
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bo
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Mr.
...W. jo'mbeltty leit lor a! bust less iuear Finch's shoo, when -rh -
trip North, Tuesday night. I , ' j went one way and ihe b;i4cry a:lotheW
Mr Lee Wbodard of Black" Creek Of course there is rio iise; adding that
city yesterday. : t
! Ad I lolland left today for his home
: Tf.. -ish to buy a new Wrnte : in Goldsbbro tJsr.nrf faj H ! : -
r Ur'M,. t cost, itwinIfvj. .; ., .- sc i :?.:yxrTyr:: : - .
J. G. Rawls, belore buy- j - " yumei, U1 ..-cuipona, w. 1 i. Cornell and wife, S.
j va., is in the aty visum- relates. nen and IaS. Belmont.: reoreutin-r
it... ' . . ..
r U -Rarnc-v.oi was in th;
rk'-a "viiW paralysis.
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the bueery was como'etelV demolish'
vnn to see
per elsewhere. . . y-'J.
: The' town pump in front of
i?;icket vim. jbeeiy tilled up ve
1,1 f., ut.ue. sAlso the one be-
:IjiV Hackney's Factoryr . . ;
"-,f t C Ravvls; the iewelep and
ocian.'is up with the times. He
-. , ;.1r hs own Diamond mounting
now, and js doing beauritm work.
lluckin-inm's Dyl aor the .wjiis
kefS Can be applied; when at home
aid is unitonnly sucsesfil in coloijiiig
K,,n or black. Jience its gfeat
d Cor-
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Winter
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Clearance Sale
S February is the last of Winter; rrionthsi! beginnino; Satur-
-" a -, iuvju. aim v-uiiuijuiiiu, uie eiinre mnnrn. wr
oiler ; the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS ever offered' in
Wilson to : .,. : . .
(he Mr- Joe. G4Vl, -formarly of Wilson, T,he Medical Advertising Coipartyi
f-p i "wvv avuk v iVioaiu, is 11 ane city. 0f
ytyu, is Mjiw uiy., . or tran Francisco,; Cal. .will give open
Mr. Archie fPhelps. formerly c, air concerts, day and night, for the
next two weeks. We understand
that their concerts are to be some
what similar to those given here ten
or twelve years ago by the Wizard
Oil Company. They are to begin as
pop
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11,11 hi
can ;
If you are. suffering with poor tye
rht, c.i!l "U J. G Rawis,-the rjpti-
so-.pe goon vvrK
ad.,
b-ir
and
f r-
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is cr.aii
:w line and guarantees-satire
ill lU'-'v ...
lion.,,;:. . " 7 : ' : ; v -
Mr. I U G fdner has recently
dedsomfe iinprovemiUs .to the
Sao :).', i i'i has" ad;h'd a b'JHard
oool ro(n Where h u rcstait rant
merly was. : i:-
If von net-d an4ni"g .m. sil ver jv ire
.;r !i ,, sv vou tt) c i.l ar)uiv. i ti
V a .U-.-iwU. who h is ahe bin (Horn
,f -,.rvi i n-vM'si stock i-i b;eilin;
1 1 1 Y .1. .
briiugiit. to ..Wilson
Moore, of AVilsonJ
oi , x isn c
liosy bonqs o.t
of the brid-'slUher, MrPjosnh Vick.
Wc extend eoneraiulanns tot ttic
Wilson, now of Rocky Mount is in
the Glty. . .j'.;' :
- Mr. Sid Alley,: of Tarboro, came
over Monday to visit his father, Mr.
R. D. Alley., . : . : j' . ;
' Mr. G. B; Stallirigs, ex editor of
the Post", now jot Rocky Amount, was
in the city Sunday!
r Mr. J. C. RUtlift olf Rockingham
is in the city looking around with the
viewuf settling here. I
Mr. Will Brooks, of Black Creek,
spent a few ddysm Petersburg, VaM
dat week on bqsiness.
Capt. Will Avant, wife
who have been visitinp-
Sunday for Filyetteville.
r
ver.v ve evv'v
Mr. S L
Mi"S''Lr.ur.r ' ;ck
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rcA m
were, n;
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mty.
WfCi OC v I ii S. 5U:-H ui:i:'U-i'"
;iai :j,iStt!iL i
and u is.h them a lor.
air th.s year pjrm-
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ourney inroiiu iae. -.
a
i rs t. be i.-.iO gri atest success In Us
history. The race entries haveclos
ed. Th a; o 7 a entries irorijy-ssx:
hordes h ive b.-m entered. Ths. is
the kfest nn r.ber ever entered I W'e'
have na.vi.jnbt that Wilson will be
well repn'vaitec
We h:j e mad
one (A )k best
and son,
here, leit
Ir. John,- $fronach, of Rileigh,
yesterday fvisiling his
was in" the'eity
cousin, Mr. G
Mr. Shade
spent "a; few days at his
T. Stronaci
Wootten, after having
old home.
a t ra n -je : n e n t S with
in
engravers in 'Balti
more bv which 'we can fu'rnish our cus-
tom&rs engraved work of alt kinds,
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also embossed monograms and; court
of arms, in color or plain. Dr
and see i; r sarnnlrs. t
Advance Publishing Co.- "
Mr. A. W. 'McAllister, 6t the
Stojk Mnta i Insurance, Compa.ny, of
Greensboro, was in the city Monday.
In their fir.t annual statement (recent-
soon as the weather is favorable.
"' " The MoIern. tVay - ..
Commends itself to the welbinformed,
to do pleasantiy and effectually what
was formerly done in the crudest
manner and disagreeably) as well.
To cleanse the system and break up
colds, headaches, araF fevers without
unpleasant after effects, use the de
liglifuHiquid laxative remedy, Syrup
of Fi'?. Manufactured by California
Fig Syrup Company. 1
ly published) the showing was very
gratifyioLg, ric&t only to the stock hold
ers, but also to the policy holders,
They vv-ere -ebite(f,23 per cent, on
the premiu.n paid far the years , pro
tection.
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vvnat caine near beinj a serious
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fire occurred this Monday in k room
occupied by Mr. W, M. Ellis: The
stove pioe runs through the window
and the blinds being, half closed they
;cauht on fire. But for somejohe on
the street seeing it there, would prob
ably have been a good blaze! Peo
ple should iae more careful when us
ing the windows for stove flues.
The Newberne tair opens next
eek. The prospects for a great ex
hibit are very great indeed. The
Newberne fair has always been the
best fair in the State. This year ex
tra efforts have been made fo make
jne occasion a grand success. Un
ess the weather changes material
Ty lndhe next few days there will be
pU immense crowd m attendance.
Kound trp tickets from Goidsboro,
uuaing one entrance into! the fair-
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La Grange, returned Monday.
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Mr. Robert Farmer, of Wiimmg
ton, was in the city Sundayj visit-
ing liis fatherj Mr. W. E. Fanner.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Littman who
have been visiting relatives' here re
turned to- their home ini Smithfield
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Sunday V: " '- . -'
M r. T. JJ ewsom .formerly of Wil
son, now employed by. A 'ex Sprunt
& Soa, of Wilmington,. was in town
Sunday. . j" -.' : :. . J
Miss Mattie FauLeTt, ot Durham',
N. C, and Miss Beulab Wilson, of
Morganton, N. C, are visiting Miss
El Green. ' '-
Mrs. Sidney Winstead of Goldsho
ro, who has been visiting Mr. V. H.
Fanner; left jTuesday for Elm City to
visit relatives. ' '! v
Miss Minnie Foote, ot Warrenton,
Who has been visiting- her aunt, Mrs.
James Wiggins, returned to her
home Monday. j I :
Mr. George Halesi ot Rocky
Mount was in the city yesterday rid-
ing one of the prettiest wheels ever
put on the market, tmg6 Cleveland."
Prof. Dred Peacock, of the Greens
boro Fern a
a few days'
i li ust 1 ate a i5i?Ii. Sr u!ies .
' A large crowd was' gathered, at the
M. E Church Sunday jiiht to witness"
the Bible pictures and hear the ac
company ing' lecture reiatiye thereto;
The scenes were projected upon a
white surf ice8bv means of a. powerful
stereopticah. Teaching by '"objret
lessons'' is fist becoiiling one of the
rh ost a p proved m odes 6 f reach ing the
minds of chiidren. There are many
grown up j children in this world
of ours that need to h taught : Bible
lesion's. '" '
e College, was in the city
Wilson is al
him back to
last week.
ways gladjto welcome
his old hbnie.
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Mr. Charles Wooten, who is fitting
himself for the position of a locomo
motive engineer, at the W. & W.
Shops in Wilmington, j was at home
Sunday visiting his father.
Messrs. Sariford Christman and
Will Churchwell left Monday to run
their stereoptican advertising scheme.
We wish them much success. They
go to Newberne. ! . " v
Mr. and Mrs. Jessee M. Taylor
have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their -daughter, Florence, to
MWf, ) . 1 Pit1--A mkfw'-m
Cash Pureliasersa H
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fiiiter Goods'
Goods in the house TV 4- ! 4- Consistino-
of Serges, Henriettas, y -3 U fkUD t, Cashmeres
Silk Warps, Flannels, Broad Cloths, &c.,
you get 46 in. all wool German Henriettas
8 " " " Cash meres i
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28
Serges & Cashmeres 22c,
Cashmeres !: 1 ic.
7
Cashmeres
&. For instance,
at 62c, worth $1.00
41c, " 60c
29c, 44 40c
33 1-3
15c
P. ;
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ryiso many
mention.
50 " Broad cloths (black),, 69 & 83c, worth $1 & $1.25
triy other BIG VALUES which Iwe havn't spaced to
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EVERY PAIR LADIES' KID
CENTIMERI & CO.'S AT
GLOVES EXCEPT . P.
What we have left in
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COST.
Laies ;: Cai)es:
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, At and belovi Cost, -
HALF PRICE will buy tlienajority of them.
IMiNiilllMNTS!
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A table of Remnants in front part o
ascription which are priced m plain jfioures
of Shoes at Big Reductions.
Store; of every de
; Also another table
IN THIS SALE. WE OFFER
Every yard of Men's Woolen Pant Goods
Wednesday,
at their 1 resi
Tlie SUver Qotation Tea, '
large and happy crowd of gues-
W whered at the residence of Mrs.
w. W Edwards Tuesday night.
. ? Lizzie Anderson succeeded in
?1VlnS the largest number of quota
"ons. and took the-first prize. John
ert Mark Long took off the sec-
Mr. Walter Sadler
evening March nth,
dence on Green street;
Mr. U T. Mayo, a prominent
druggist of Greensboro,; has accepted
a position with B. W. I Hargrave, the
Druggist. We are glad to welcome
him to our city and trust his stay
may be a I pleasant one :
,:. Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Warren, of
Edgecorilbe, Accompanied by little
Vera and Marguretj Warren,, who
have been visiting the family of our
townsman, ' Mr. J. Sp Ellis, returned
to their home on Monday last
Gladness, Comes
With a better understanding of; the
transient nature of the many phys
ical ills -.which vanish before proper ef
forts crentle efTorts--pleasant efiiorts-
risrhtlv directed. There is comfort in 1
the knowledg-e that; so many forms of j
sickness are not due; ta any actual dis-i
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Fig-s, prompt-
. . mi . L i ;l i xi : 1
ly removes, rnat is wny ii is Liit; uury
remedy witli millions of families, and is
evervwliere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneticial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal,
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you purj
chase, that yon have the genuine article
which is manufactured fjy the California
Fig Syrup Cot only,; and sold by all repj
utab.le druggists. ' j ' ' J
If in the enjoyment of good health;
and the system is regular, then laxa
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, on?
may "be commended to the most skillfu.
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
then one should have the best, and witt
the well-informed everywhere, Syrup oC
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
and Ciissimeres AT COST,
nels and Woolens of almost
lion at Cost.
ALL
Also all Flan
every descrip-
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FOR MEN. LADIES AND i CHILDREN' AT COST.
Also Blankets, Lap Robes &c.
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GI..AT COST
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Every suit 6f Clothes, j O vercoat and Extra
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NOTICE.
Strav'ed or stolen on Monday night
of February 3rd, 1S96, at Wilson, one
red brindle ox with little white on back,
wide horns; mark swallow fork )n
right ear, crop off left ear. In good or
der. Any information leading to di;s
coveryjor return of same will be liber
ally rewarded. Address,
W. D, Farmer,
4 V Eatman, N. C.
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Ci'TTrTJ THAND- 11 wiU e
JLJLVXi JL to every boy and
trlrVx advantage who wishes to take a
thorough course i in Short-hand free
to correspond, inclosing stamp, with
Miss H. E. Exum, i
; Green Springs & 5th, Ave.,
26-2W Baltimore, Md.
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Fresh Candy, Apples and Oranges
at Cheathams. t t. Q
:;: Pair of Pants.;v..;...
WE also offer five or six rolls; of Carpet from 20 to 50 cents
per yard, and all 1 ' -
BDffi mM SQUARpS AT COST:
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All Bay State and E. P.; Rced-& Co's Shoes
-(Except Waukenphast) AT COST.
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I&ohawk 10-4 Sheeting, unbleached 20c, bleacHed 22jc.
Utica " " " 22c, " 25c.
Fruit of Loom Bleached Domestics yard wide, 8c.
American Indigo Prints, 5c. j
50.
If you heed goods now is your opportunity.
No goods charged at these prices or coupons given.
Comer Hash and Tarboro Streets.
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WILSON, N. C.