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THE WILSON ADVANCE: JUNE 4, 1896.
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;'. nmV uKiKrr.v TOLD FOR
tlK UUSY READERS.
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V.V-nn's new warehouse is
L no vm' rapidly and will be
' '. w holiness- by the first of the
Veare now ready for the finest
:' Vup State at our new eallerv
Cunt House. Uau ana st'e
Engle & Lund.
For the benefit of one of the
young gentlemen m Wilson we. would
inform him that the -laundry phone is
Number iYiNE.' I ' .
We regret that we were unable to
accept "an invitation jto attend the
ice cream party given at the W- M, A.
last night under the management; of
Messrs. Best, Bradley
A pleasant time is reported by
who attended.
and Fulghum.
all
Lumber has been hauled in !the
courthouse yard to erect a fence i
feet high around the jail. It is to. be
ten feet from the builcjing on ail sides
V':,r r v rieiiinnuy a new sici.ii
n nVno- up very fast and wnl
ready tor operation in time for the
tfit tdtocco season. -.
k'hatever may be the cause 'I
Echini?, the hair may be restored
L Ahninnl r.'ilrrr bv the use ot that
fOk - Ui:h"m'
Uf remedy Hall's Vegetable Sici-
il'-iir Rene wen ;
ast Saturday being Decoration
bo: was closed at 3 p. nr. While it
is! national holiday it is not gener-
obsejve'd in. the South.
Several of our young people went
, to Sianhope last week to attend
coram encement exercises of the
at that ijiace. A pieasant
e is reported by all -who' went.
k gentleman from one ot our s sis-
tea.rowns alter usm 1 one ot our tele
pines remarked' that "they were
mach better than the. svstem n his
pit.'-. . 1 1IC1L O 1 JiJV, W 14UV1I 1.A w V .
disanVthirig' half-way.
'he Wilson' L:gfc't Infantry- will
colne out to-morrow afternoon on a
piDic Gnu, ihe lust one they nave
summer The Company
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We Won. I
, On Saturday last the boys from
the "Queen City" came down to
Wiison to . cross bats-with our team
and with the determination to just i
"wipe the eanh" with us but wheth
er they did will be seen by referring
to the score. ?
While the game-.was-tull of errors,
there was some verv good individual
playing on both sides. It was clear
ly seen by the vvork of our : boys on
the diamond that they necd( practice
and team work, and need it badly. ;
Rocky Mount was first to the bat
but were cuicklv . retired. Thev
and will make it impossible -for-Joutj could not bat Moore's bills out of
siders to have any tHing to do with ! the diamond. Wilson managed i6
the prisoner in the jail. 'This is a make one run in her half of the first,
good move on the part of County j In the second both teams failed to
Commissioners and should have been j score. Rocky Mount agained failed
done long ago. The contract f for jto score in her half of tlie third, while
building the fence was given to Irvin Wilson brought in two more runs,-on
!a two baggei by Applewhite with
. Moore on second. In the fourth.
things began to look serious for our
boys, when Rocky Mount by? timely
batting and errors on the part of the
home team brought four men across
the home plate. But alas ! this was
their first and last run, for afterwards
they failed to score. Wilson made
one in the fourth, three m the fifth
and the same .nuinber in the eighth
making the score 10. to 4-jn favor of
the home team.
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All of the Wilson boy: played very
fair ball, and with good practice we
can have a team that will not be
afraid .to challenge any one. We
have the material and now why not
have the team ? Moore, foi Wilson,
pitched a splendid: game and kept
hits well scattered. The 'batteries
were-: Moore -and Wilkins, J., lor
Wilson. Overton, Hmes and Tho
mas, for Rocky Mount. Umpire; E.
Deans Score by innings. !
Rocky Mt., o o 0 4 o 000 04
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Wilson, 1 o 2 1 300 3 x-10
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Bovkin.
The Sheriff of Halifax Co. passed l
through VMson Tuesday with- four
prisoners for the penitentiary, v We
were informed that two go therefor
stealing and two for murder. Three
of them were lere Jboys while; the
other was a young fellow.! One isent
up for murder did
over 12 years old at
our State find some
thein to a . place where they are
turned out worse criminals than . when
they went in.
Clothing rrt -half price at lM.T.
Young's.
It will pay you
Furniture. .
to
It is so because it strikes ht the caune of
the Clogged, Irritated, Injlamtd, Sluggish, Ot
Ocerworlced 1011 E.
Sold fhroushouttht!"orH. ?ottt.r Dsuo iso CniM-
ICAi OonitjRATlON. Sole Proprietory Hotitun.
t How to i'ruvuat riiai'lcsj-' (X pages, Ulus., free.
see Young's
T. Young's
o buv shrjes
Have vou seen M.
Millinery ?
Now is the - time
cheap. II; T. Young.
500 pairs extra pants at I M. T.
Young's. : 1
The prettiest line Shirts in town.
M. T. Young.
Have you seen our
t M. T.; Ypung. j
Straw: Hats?
not "look.: to be
he most. Can't
punishment for
WANlkU. A. reliiable ladv or
entieman to distribtite samples and
ma Re a nouse-10-nouse convass lor our
Ye4table Toilet Soaps 1 $40 to f 75 a
mo.ntn easily macie. Aaqress droits x
Reed, 842 to 850 j Austin Avenue
Chidaso 111
Big line Summer Clothing at M.
T. Young's. j j
New line Neck Wear at M. T.
Young's. :-"'.:'"" ' .'." '"
Lace Curtains' and Scrim at M. T.
Young's. I.- -1 '. " L . '.: ! I-
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Trunks and Bags at M. T. Youngs.
Furniture, all kinds. M. T. Young's.
Pant Patterns at M.iT. Young's
I'xctirsion to Kotsf vi lit.
If you want your roof painted y
can leave your order at Geo; D.
Green's Hardware Store.
references. Every
knows what I have donis? in my line
here.
Best . of
one in Wilson
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Henry PAxnill Roof Paint' Co.
Live added several new members,
la will make a-very tine app ;ar-
ance to-morrow."
We are anxious to secure corres-
pfmdents in every section of the coun
sel would be glad to have our
Bends send in the hnnneninp-Q of
... rr" .0
lileir ne!?hnorhood. Send in the
is cif your section and let the
neighbors know what you are doing.
lr. Henry Pannill and. his crew of
1 painters will be here next Mon
iV. and hts'timf will hp Hmitr-d. So
i VO'J uant - hi:-.! to Hn -vnnr mot
ijainting you can leave vour order
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Geo, D. Green's Hardware Store.
5 to his work and: paint any one in
l jt.fW it-i'1 liA': ..i l- r5rfomKr
st' D leaks.
Free Pills. r
Send your address to H. E. Buck
len & Co., Chicago.j and get a free
sample box of Dr. King's New Life
Pills. A trial will coyince you of their
merits. These Pills pre easy in ac
tion and -are particularly effective in
the cure of Constipation and Sick
Headache, -For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved in
valuable .. ' They are guaranteed to
to be perfectly free from every delete-
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to be purely veg
i weaken bv their
rious substance a.nd
etable. They do no!
action, but by giving tone to stomach
and bowels greatly invigorate the sys
tem Regular size 25c. per , -box.
Sold by B. W. I largrave.
Wilson now has in operation one
f' the 'best telephone svsterns in the
t and '.our citizens should show
leir appreciation of the effort ";Mr.
0nes is making to give them a tele
phone system to be proud of by tak-
FS.a phone. They are certainly a
p'eat convenience, and after a person
F-ce hss one they will, not willingly
P'C it UP, . -;;
understand that the people of
Rodkv U r;ii i..iuv- .rjAn.
u fourth" this year in eood style.
Met-ting of the Nrw Hoaivl. . ...
The new board of commissioners'
met and organized j on Monday last.
Mayor John F. Briiton was re-elected.
The same police force was continued.
The offices cf towri clerk and collec
tor were divided .Mr. John R,
Moore was continued as clerk,, .and
Mr. E. B. Deans was made tax col-
lector.
SIt. P. impsou Paralysed.
On Tuesday morning last Mr. W.
P. Simpson, President of Branch's
Bank, was stricken with paralysis.
At the , time of the attack Mr.
Simpson was on his farm near Ring
wood, where he had been for a tew
days'. looking after some' improvements.-
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The intelligence was a sad stiock
to the entire community. Laer re
ports are somewhat more hopeful.
Just as we go to press a telegram
is received stating that the condition
of Mr. Simpson is much better.
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Kai-Kai Silks,. 19
China ; 44 ,, 18
luDiter " 48
Swivel "
1 iSiiks for
For instance,
Waists
.in.; wprtn 37c, now. 25c.
in., l 30c, 4 2ic.
in., . 44 1. 00, " 75c.
111,., . ! 1 X)
in patterns now at 20
per cent, reduction.
$ i. oo grade now poc.
7.5 c grade now '6oc.
50c grade now 40c.
30c grade now 24c.
Reductions now- on Figured Lawns, Dimities,
Duck, Etc.,
1600 yards moi o Shirting Prints at 3t cents.
500 Palm Leai ans at I cent each.
Diol.
Elisha Lee, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs Applewhite, at their residence
on Barnes street, aged 11 months, 28
days. The little sufferer had been
sick about thirty days. To the be7
reaved parents the Advance extends
its sympathies.
Wilmington papers please copy.
Remnants ot Mattings,
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also New Line Jast Received.
U of all kinds now on ou
See them J"
r counters.
arMns in 8te and Oxfords still Continue.
Dropped I)rad.
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re -arp- K a Ki .m-Ip lews 01 tne suaaen cieam 01 mr
Th
races. base ball etc' : The Wilson
s will cross bats with the "Oueen
C;t' club and hope to make "two
ltraight." Bntn ttc win hp i
Wiley Stott, of Old fields township,
was brought in yesterday morning.
The onlv pariculars obtainable
was tne mere statement mai
Gladriess
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SEE OUR LIKE OF
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iderwear,
Etc., Etc., in our Gent's Furnishing, Store on Tarboro Street.
Fnces and Uuaiitv always sausiaciory.
s -.. ioin teams win oe ----- - . - . .- :
lengthened and good ball may ! dropped dead while walking .across
! ue XDPGtpd
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I his field.
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0m? i-ttle excitement was caused'
Hurfey by a mule Irom the coun- j Needs assistance
When iXatnre.
it may be best to
.hucbecl to a buggy, becoming ! render it promptly but one should re-
k'ttfop-r.wA j - - ' . . ; ' momhor' to iKp - ftven the most ber-
0 "iu runmn g at a Dreali-s Uiv-U1""i ' r
ntc sneed lhrr,, v.o ' lectly remedies only when needed
i;onhetown. As-5sual, a yelling I The best and most simple and-rentle
cro followed him which only i remedy is the Syrup of Figs, manu
;t
por
to increase the animal's speed! tured oy the Calitorma vi r,yrup.
er Soing' a few blocks he was Company. .
tt.i witnout much damage being
Ail
c d r r and nermanent are the.
cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, be
by
fotL. , . ' ! cause it makes pure, rich, healthy,
local news on 6thpage life and health-giying. BLOOD. :
K7iih. a better understanding- of the
VV transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi- s
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
whoValue good health. Its beneficial
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
alf important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to nots when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which 1 is"manuf actured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. enly and sold by
all reputable druggists.: - -
If in the enjovment of good healtn,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may he commended to the most skillful
Physicians, but if in nwed.cf a laxative,
one should have the test, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup cf
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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The house and lot on which 1 now
live, on Tarboro street below Barnes
street. For full particulars write or
apply to me in person.
yF y J. D. BULLOCK. ,
ODttlS Ag
We landed in' this beautiful town strangers in a strange land,
hut he'inr favorablv ininressed with city and p'edplie wt clech
ded to nitch burl tent among you. The cloud of qompetitioii
hung thick and heavy over the city ahd the road looKcd dark
and eloomv. We raised the banner Oi
Bee
Hive,
There was a rift in the clouds and the people began moving
this way. Fail in ; Join the procession and get the benefit of the
argains te imU tee.
Cts V2.rG. i x aru wiue gc-i lbianu tts yu.
Shirts iscts arid up.- : . Fants 25cts and up. ,
2 balls sewing thread ic. Hats trorn 5ctsup. j
Ladies'. Shoes, 49Cts up. Men's Shoes, 55Cts up.
LOT OF CLOTHING JUST IN.
Visit Us. ; ! Respectfully, - . . J j . . . .
.R N. Mercer s Old Stand.
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