North Carolina Newspapers

THE WILSON ADVANCE: APRIL 16, 1896. ',- iit'i A ed at Chicago . by alverites only, and 1 heWilson: AdvanceVall the sound money . men are PUBLISHING COMPANY trying; to do is to persuade them to . - stick whenthey get. there or not to come home,if they bolt,, and try to believe that .they are Demo -Charlotte Observer. ! DEMUCKATI'U ONVENTION. , BY THE ADVANCE PUBLISHED EVERV THURSDAY. Entered in the Post Office at Wilson, N. C, as second class mail matter. make crats.- 'For the cause that lacks assistance, For the wrong that needs resistance, For the future invthe distance, - . And the good that we can do." EX-GOV. HOLT DEAD, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE : One. Year. -j i .... i.oo Haw River, N. C, April n Ex-Governor Thomas M- Holt is dead. . - . ' . . ' ' This sorrow laden message went mx Months 5 nut from here this "afternoon at ;:!; Remit by draft, post-office order or if . ' on tbe registered letter at our risk. .Always give post-office address in full. winds and carried over the village, "Advertising Rates furnished on application. I No communication will be printed without the name of the writer being known to the Editor. Address all cor respondence to The Advance, : ' Wilson. N. C. The State Democratic Executive neighbor told it to neighbor in tones dripping with tears,! mothers called to the little ones and whispered to them 'ov. Holt, is (lead," the little .one sighed, then slept, and its face bright ened up as it dreamed that 'the sad story was only a dream. Governor Holt had been ('rapidly declining for several days. :A week Committee have opened the political ago the dread disease which has fi nally conquered his. strong and stur dy frame, struck the final blow that stretched him upon a dying couch. Since then it has been a season of in tense anxiety and around his hither- ball and we may now look for a lively time from this time on to Novem ber next The Kinston Free Press has .ucua .uu.-wy .uu.u. to happv home have gathered his er Herbert has always given! his pec- daughter his soreIy be pie a good paper and we trust that . ' t . , , r .' r i reaved vvite, soon to be widowed. his present venture will be successful n . i . . , . K . ; Governor Holt was rational during President Cleveland has'sent his Iast illness and conscious of his the name of Genl. Fitzhugh Lee, of critical condition. The. near approach Virginia to the Senate as Consul Gen- of final hour had been tenderly sug- eral to Havana, vice Williams re- gested to him by physician and signed. This will , be a trying posi- pastor and he was ready. He talk- tion for a "fighting man" to occupy, ed to children, wife and friends ad - ; , . . .' vising with them touchingly, tenderly Of rhis State Will Mi et in Half tjrli, June 25ih Hie Work to ComelJeforte It. The Democratic campaign in North Carolina may now be said to be opened. The State Executive Committee in session at Raleigh on 9th appointed the date and place cf convention, changed the plan of or ganization so as to allow the; minori ty a representative in all meetings and transacted other business pertain ing to the conduct of the campaign The State Convention was called to meet in Raleigh, June 25th. It will nominate candidates foi Governor and other State officers and presiden tial deleeates-at-large. It will also elect a State Executive Committee, elect delegates to the National )em- ocratic convention and transact other business coming properly before the meeting. '. ; , The committee changed the par ty's plan of organization so that mi nority representation will be given in all conventions, beemnins" in the township. This is an innovation which the last State convention di rected the committee to make. The committee also made the precinct the unit of organization, instead the town ship. : .;' " . -, ; The discussion of all questions in the meeting of the committee was full and free and lite members express ed their opinions as to the situation at length. There was no limit to de bate and the'meetinglasted until three o'clock in the morning. ! I CAS'l COAIPKTIC WI1H THK SOUTH. A Boston exchange says that the New England cotton milks are giving up the fight against Southern compe titiou and will soon cease to manufac ture coarse cloths. The Lawrence I i. ' - - f Manufacturing Company, cf Lowell 1 is a vigorous feeder 0Uimo vv lu n uerai tertill yield tion. On corn land ; I III? VtJIJI LiAll V , X-dKJ nn-iJ' i . , , . J Jin Mass., one of the biggest plants in ' "" oua improvej that section has stopped making cloth j 11 Properly treated with entirely. The .stockholders have de- tlilzers containing not under cided to refund to the stockholders j 7 actual half of the' capital' stock; snut.down T)'"'' 1 half of,the mill, and make "nothing H; ' J' O-LclS ( ' but hosiery. This is only the first of; I a series. Other New England mills v A trial of this plan rrkt'e u will very soon have to shut down. little and is sure to lead to Treasurer I Baker, cl the Lawrence j nrofifeHle fMilfiiro Company Kays tlilS 3S a Crisis that has ! Pur pamphlets are' not. advertising c'"rn'. ' r, " I;, r. :; - ' ' ' ( i-ig special fertilizers, but are practical wnrks'?3' been pending lor 1 three years; that ng latest researches 6-n. the subject of fennwaVur23- i -J , ' , ' . :? really helptul to .fanners. ,They are sct tl3?1 n tor.houf neiM wnnr is ! measuag- . "vs , GERMAN KALI .WORM ; 93 Nassau St., New Y;rt Professional Card ages pai 30 per cent less than in New England consequently the Southern rnanufac urers have an advantage over those ol the North oi from one and a hall. to'! two cents a pound. This is good j news lor the bout hern manufacturer ; - j .t 1 ' 1 .1 ' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR V- and now that they have secured the j -v advantage in the ..' manufacture '.of the 'r Orcein rearof Court Hous OS. A B. DEANS, coarser goods, it is in order to do the ; P. Q. Dox 162. same thing in the line of finer fabrics Norfolk Virginian; j VII.S(X,:X.C; F: TAYLOR, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR .T L'V j NASHVILLE, X. C. Practices. ' in 'Nash'i Edgecombe, W'Uon Pitt and Halifax coumics; ' SE.NATOK I'JilTCH AJtU i'AIll Y-IiLG. TT G.CONNOR, Is needed by poor, tired mothers, over- f- .; ' Attorney at Law, worked and j burdened with care, debili-I vii Qn V ' tated and run down because of poor, thin :! ILbUfs, - - N-C and impoverished blood. Help is needed 1 Branch & Go's. Bank . Buildlr.-. by the nervou3 sufferer, the men and women tortured with rheumatism, neu- j A. j. simms. .. 1;. lran ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula catarrh. Help " A T QT AT ATQ 5?. TO :OniA riiilAlf8: ! IAL INSURANCE mam v w f yrj ckly Emperor William, of Germany; pathetically, arranged with them. the j Senator . Butler's immaculate and and King Humbert, of Italy, were in', details of his burial,! selected the' spot spotless sheet this week has the fol-; When' Hood's Sarsaparilla begins to en- conultation on Saturday last. . As a where his tomb should be. and sug- j owing to say in regard to Senator ; rich purify and vitalize the blood, and result the Dreibund will continue in - gesced slime of his special friends and I Pritchard's'.statement to the Observ- en.d.s & paling, nourishing, uavig . . j , T . t' : orating stream to the nerves, muscles and force until i Q02. The terms were associates who should be amon i er. s Vv ashmgton corrcspondenr in organs of the body. Hood's Sarsaparilla uunus u p tut; v t;a.i. auu uoiieu uunu sys tem, and cures all blood diseases, because ; ; AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Office in rear of Court K erase'.-' P. O. Box 162. '" ; WILSON, x;'c changed sO as to make the alliance those who should bear his remains o !' regard to electoral fusion, and the I TACOB RATTLE, Counselor and Attorn e offensive as well as defensive. their fmat home, lie arranged his Senator's declaration that he advo- business matters systematically and ! cates the restoration of silver inside. The money order transactions v the R onnhliran nrtv . throughout the United States during patiently1 and fearlessly he, awaited j The Washihaton. correspondent of the last quarter of 1895 beat all pre- the end.' ' t ; the Charlotte 1 Observer sends out an i 1 T't ' i .. i 1 nf prviPiv nnrrinrl incr t (S nvv frMn Mous, recoras- in volume.- 1 ne re- - . jSow he has "gone over the r ver," c r i j TX Is the One True Blood rurifler. All druggists. $1. ceipts aeereeated Sl0.7.07l. Do-. Qrt nr u, uOM ! l r " Miau rrepared only t C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. l,t. 17 " ' ' w 1 - mail uiliLO l uj i I U-Cll JL r I Circult: r Nash, Wilson; Rocky Mount, X. C Edr.ecorV::tr. I a r s a p a r s S 1 a ! V I 1 estate i v v i i mestic money orders issued amount- him as he would pass from his home - ed in round numbers to $49,000,000, . on the one side to his factories on the a very large increase.. The, net reve- other side of i law River : "He has nue of $275,000 has been equalled odne over the rivet.',' But then after only once. awhile he would return again. , This Senator Butler's time he has gone over that river But it's News and Observer auituuuiCUl uun.uLuuwu.muicu- Only just across the river at the veto Power is attracting more 1 Over on the other side, j attention than b is worth, it would j tt. ' j make a mere majority instead of a The fm(lv.xl Wlll tke place in Gra i two-thirds majority, as now, sufficient. ham on Monday morning "at eleven to overcome the veto. This pract- o'clock from the Preshvterian rhnrrh. ically does away with the veto power, which the cranks find very i much in their way. In the event j which heaven forbid of a Populist ; Congress, an old fashioned President ! might be able to keep the legislative 1 cranks from passing a law making 50 i cents worth of silver or a piece of pa- per with the government stamp on it legal tender for one hundred cents, j The veto is an abhorrent thing in j their eyes. It 1? almost as bad as a The people of the State will he gold-bug, a money shark, a plutorcrat ; gratified to learn that Maj. C. Dowd, or even Wall street, itself. But the ; of Charlotte, is gathering the material Butler proposition is mere wind and preparatory to writihg a biography of -.noise. It signifies nothing, and will ; the late Senator, ,anc - will have the not until the United States becomes ' co operation, of Gen. R. B. Vance, one vast lunatic asylunl. Charlotte! For a number of years Mai. ;Dbwd LDServer. , ivas pnatnr .Vpriro'c ir i-. . 'A He oes not rrivf if As n'fiirt fn.r long since learned to Iook, with some HOOd S PlIIS with Hood's Sarsaparilla. allowance, on ev rythmg of a politi cal character that appears in a Demo cratic paper. If, however, this inter view is genuine, it" describes a posi tion that that the" People's party of North Carolina will ' xhvkr support, TWlTTiT? Having qitah-VVJ.XlU-Ji. fiied as Adminis- iWe are now prepared "to do ai!r!:is- i ses of collections and also look aii-r i the sale,' purchase,: lease or .exchange of real estate both hi t!ie town and country. .-. ;. ; . . trator'with the will annexed of Alfred Thompson, deceased, I hereby ".give notice to ail persons indebted td said Alfred"Thompson to make immediate and it may be of some interest to Sen- P-iyment, and to all Persons oldinr them ior payment oa or before the 30th day olMarch, 11897, or this notice will i a:- When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she elung to Castoria. WTien she had Children, she gave them Castoria. BIOGliAl'HYOF VANCE. j his intniate friend to the end. The immediate dutv that 1 door'of the Demrimrv tr, w i nvites correspondence and will thank stone- unturned to defeat the effort : Jnyne rhavi,n lettersj fYcm Senator egates to! the national Democratic i " L in a-, It is not ouestioned thnt ! Dovvd : He. has l tb 'erwhelming majority of the 1 f,qunient to rU hlm ?or the task h crabv nf th .9tntP f,,, ! has the liesnreand-woen the work i that hP no-maHfl- con ,.1 1 .1 Vtl1- IUC UsC -VI .- i n . ; L-harlotte Ui rrt uonti )t- . I . i i .1 . ! V1'" - litis i.uuv.imuii. Il.io li(JL (1 UcbUUIlcU mat . . I . i ' - - .- ' i -i . . . .-.! Pfiinnnipnt tn rt f- ! me ov them. The says ot Mai. ie mental is ator Pritchard' and his friends to cept this statement as a fact. . -Senator Pritchard rs ad vocac' ot the restoration of silver inside the .Re publican :. party is sublimely ridicu lous. ".- i ' ,:'..' 'I' ll is not worth while to say any thing about the Caucasian's imputa tion against the truthfulness of this paper or its Washington correspond ent. The reputation for veracitv of either will never be in danger from that source. The Caucasian knows well that Senator 'Pritchard was cor rectly quoted and reads the riot act to him. In the head line over these paragraphs the Caucasian damns Sen-! ator Pritchard thus : "If Correctly Quoted He Emphasizes Himself as a 1 Party-Bug." Party-Bug ! To be ! thus branded will be doubtless a far worse calamity for Senator Pritchard than the ultimatum that the Caueas- ian lays down and clinches with a small cap" "never:" Charlotte Ob- ;. server. : ni be plead in bar-of their recovery Wilson, N. C: March 28th, 1S961 - J:.v THOMPSON, Administrator jwith the will annexed of Alfred Thoniipson, deceased. ;; H. G. Con.nou, Attv I4-4L Photograplis M ad e i n al 1 Si zes and Stylei ;0( ) NASH STREET, NEXT. TO jBRIGGS" HOTEL. 'AIiwdRE:;:. FOR SALE. ii. Uwehinc corner' TariKiro nrit I.-s streets, 'containing 6 "rooms, all out buildings, a- good, garden' "and well of water. . . . 2. Four room dwelling cn Tail cro street above Lee. - 3. Vacant lot on Park avenue.. 4. Two large' clwellin.s on vSnriiv St:, adjoining the residence of E-. G. Kusc Both are in good repair and have oo(l gardens and water. One nine room dwelling, nil oi;t- L 1 .1 - : .. - . uuuuings, every in ing new a.no 1:1 nrM class condition, same being situated "ii Pender street and having 10 acre truck farm in rpor 6. Another plot of 7 acres :adj-ir.i:i?-No. 5'on which is'. a good house. and. rill neetssary outbuildings. . We have oil; hand a nurtiber of .:: r stores, dwellings and farms, parii; jars regarding which, will;' be furui-S'.td on application' to i T. IL ' PEACOCK & CO. 25-50-tl WILSON, X. i We .wish to aunounce that we ready to furnish any cruanUtr 1 -' GUARANTEED FIRST-CEASS Ilevr ire of Ointments for Catarrh that Cont iia Jlrcui y. ( as mercury will surely destroy the "sense of smell and completely derange the vhole $ystem when entering it through the mucuous surfaces; ?.Such articles should never, be used except on pre- IN E VEEY' RESPECT best IVllllV, UUUdl UI -A on. short notice. We have th best imported Jcrsev Stock guarantee Our PRODUCT the. ', BUTTER CAN BE HAD GODWIN & WILLIAM'S FROM OUR WAGONS. 1 A FEW PURE STRAIN E: CATTLE FOR SALE- ; ; ' . , FAiRVlEW Demdcrahv nf thn tnto free coinage of silver but it is nronos-i0"6' a11 meo ' will say it was well scriptions. from reputable physicians, as -. , , " ' , ; done edm some nnartpn trt cfUof nv VW'ic. . . . -. o iu ov.iv.i.1. LH.I11U; crats who wall not represent this senti ment. . Against this ' effort the silver I Democrats cannot be too ; active or - too earnnst. Raleigh News and Ob server. ' ' . -This is an attempt to alarm some- . body with a bogy man. We do not believe that any effort is being made in any quarter to send sound money jmen from this State to the national convention. It is conceded on all hands that the State will be represent- Noah .was the first man to advef vertise. He advertiseel the flood and it came through all right. The fel lows who laughed at advertising got drowned, and it served them ! right. Ever since Noah's time the advertiser xammatlon Solicited. has been prospering while fellow has been swallowed flood of disaster. Exchange 1 :he other up in Children Cryfot the damage thev will do is ten fold to the good you tan possibly derive Trom -" ; ' , : . " . V . '' them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, mamifac-! Millinery at Ml T. Young's it half tured by F: J. Cheney: &Co., Toledo, ' price. ; . ' O., contains no mercury, and is taken i T ! ' x ; , internally, acting directly upon the : T Y?r and nbbons.at M. VI A A r r , i A- lOUUg S. blood and mucuous surfaces of the sys- ' ! - tern. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure ! Sewing Machines, all kinds, Ml T. be sure you get the genuine: It is Young's. . ; ' . ' taken internally, and made in Tdledo j Ru A new lot just in. M T Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi- Youn i . , W. Tr, FARMER, ' 1 : . -. ersii A I ATT'n.Trr-r monials free. Sld by druggists, price 75c per . -Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, M. T. Young. . - I Ladie's Hats!, trimmed and un- PltCherO Castoria. trimmed. M. T. Young's. Call. at- our. store on Nash .c see how-;nicely our rMQies; uy mm IS FITTED UP. EVERYTHING Meat, Clean I and Attractive. J. IL CIIEATAM, 45-1 V- aT-.SZX STREET.