North Carolina Newspapers

THE WILSON ADVANCE: JULY 2, 1896. The Wilson Advance. BY T3E ABVAUCE PUBLISHING COMPACT PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. Entered in the Post Office at Wilson, N. C as second class mail matter.' swept the cnnvention oft its feet. . will get every Democratic vote that The ".afternoon of speech-making j anyone else could have gotten and would have been much enjoyed un- ; there is no cause, based on reason, der other circumstances.' Some of why every Populist should riot vote the speeches were excellent. Some . for him. ; . of the speakers took a pretty rank The ticket is a good dne "all the hold, but none of them. were person- j way through. Capt. Mason, an ele ally offensive. All swore undying ' sant gentleman and an engaging LITERARY .NOTBS. 4 For the cause that lacks assistance, loyalty to n'oi- For the wrong that needs resistance, For the future in the distance, And the good that we can do." speaker, will give strength to it. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE : One Year......-...:.... ... $1.00 'mx Months. ; ...... ... 5 'Remit by draft, post-office order or registered letter at our risk. Always give post-office address in full. "Advertising Rates furnished on application. No- communication will be printed without the name of the writer being known to the Editor. Address all cor respondence to The Advance, v Wilson. N. c. The State tfcket has now been "named and it is the duty of every Democrat in the State to come for- ward and give it loyal ana active support. v The candidates are all men of - strong character and 'well known to the people. One of them, B. F. Aycock, Of Wayne, we almost claim as one of Wilson's citizens, so fre quently dp We see him in our county. The public has read the platform, j B. F. Aycock, Esq., of Wayne, the It knew in advance what it would be . candidate for Treasurer, is a farmer Col. Means' substitute for the finan- : and one of the best men in the State cial sections was in substance a pro-1 The other candidates for the State test. He presented his case temper-j offices Messrs. Cooke, Furman, Os ately and with manly dignity. Noth- j borne and Scarborough hold now ing could have exceeded the grace the places for which the convention with which he yielded to' f'he majori- named them- Thursday . night. It tv and after what had passed nothing j was a special pleasure to note the en but1 the grace of a Christian man thusiasm with which the name of At could have enabled hirh to move, torney General Osborne was received with the good humor and heartiness ; by the convention. Like several which he manifested, to make unani- j others he was nominated by acclama mous the adoption of the committee ; niation, and it was remarked that report. He made it clear, however, while, in other cases some "noes ' that he yielded no convictions. But were heard when j.he negative was what had passed ? Why, when he ' put, but not one was heard when the had mentioned, in his .remarks, the j noes were called for on his nomina riame of Cleveland, it had been hissed. ; tion. He has splendid standing It was a shameful performance, which ' throughput the State and Charlotte j July Eclectic. The July Eclectic opens with an es say on "Art and Life," by Vernon Lee. Among the longer articles in tlie number we may mention "The Gen esis of Expression; being Thoughts on the Evolution of. the English Lang uage," by Maurice L. Johnson ; Fate in the Face'" by . Louis Robin son. M.' D. : a review from Black wood's Magazine on Lecky's book, l ing; not less than 3 to. 4;,' "Democracy and Liberty ; "Amen-' ca as a power ;" "Men and Manners in Florence," and1 Agricultural De- nrpssinn nmaskPrt. . riction is-!' I . in rr"i in? "Captain Francis Lawton" arid "A King's Daughter," and there are a dozen, or so of miscellaneous papers on travel, biography and topics of general interest. to n 7 With fU rotati of croPs and liberal ferilizatio " cotton lands will improve -ft" application of a proper fc lizer containing sufficient p . ash often makes lthe differed between a profitable cronC! ;bir T Tc f:v. M Actual Potash. Kainit ' is a i comnlpto : , - k nor i Ov.r n.T-hl&.'i .r-s j'r: special fertilizers. 1 . .verr cotton farrnor snuuld 1 sent !rce for the risking. '1 : 1 czr::.: est evi.'r-nVin,, ;.. Car--; S3 -vasaa':. t rime in tae United Statrs. The Washington Times which has been giving s'ome attention to collect- i ing the statistics of crime in this Professional Cards. By this time next week the great gathering of Democrats at Chicago will have met and outlined the course which shall govern the action of the party in the :orn ing campaign That that course will be based "upon the silver plank apoears to.i have been conceded. Pol Pans nt the moment fitting v and Meck'enburcf are entitled to be ! J J. . - . : , .. xv - i country in the world where as many rebuked. Let the memcy of it per- proud on account of his popularity. r , ; i " i Tt . - - :t -. - - - , - t,, , murders are, committed, in propor- ish v ' j It is a winning ticket. 1 he people . . . , " , 1 . . ! i- y jt :n'. ' r- i r ' tion to the' population, as m the Ti,a rvntoct over t .o AvPi-tini-chm ot jNonn Carolina do not often to! : r v , X x-wiii-OL w v i cuvtuiuioiiiu . - - ; TT i J Ci j. ITT'.i " r r I was interesting even excitirio. The wrong and when they do they soon Tnrlif. riht themselves. There is food Clark's attitude toward jthe 'nomina-' ground for confidence that they will tion lent the element of uncertainty in ght themselves next fall. the earlier stages of the; conflict, and. NOTES OF THE OCCASION. even after it was announced, finally j Perhaps no lot of human beings ! j the number has increased over 1,000 Der cent. In iSSo and the vears ! preceeding that, about i rooo mur ! ders were committed ; in' 1SS6 the number was 1,449, and gradually the and authoratively, that he could not ever suffered greater heat for a Ion- j j' horrible list has swollen until theVe- be the candidate, there was a strong purpose on the delegates to nom ing the belief that ger time than did the delegates to this 7 1 a" ' : C " rrr "r tirr in lno A rn rluni ir ri AFncio i part 01 jborae 01 me " T J . -i laree as ours, has only .3 mate him, they hold- rernaps naij 01 tnem were in tneir 1 J" ,. . i . .. ! on an average everv vear. If snirr s eevrs' and nmp were without 1! J 11 ixc v (iv llUKJi- ; f - i B. DEANS, i ; Attorney and counsellor at law ; j Oihee in rear of Court House. P.' O. Box 162. WILSON" X C .1'. TAYLOR, " ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Lur : , NASH VILLI-:, X; c. ' ' r iduitcb -m Aasn, telgecombe, Wilson Pitt and Halifax counties cord for 1895 stands at 10,212. Eng land, with a population about half as 1 o murders and Italy I has less than one-fourth our number. Our contemporary r ,1 '-.1 i l-:., U VPitc'in rr ore vt ic onatc It It is our earnest hope that, should i ,iaitu I1Uieilb .F W,,U1U ieei-' - u -i - ' ! imod ed to accent. This sentiment was fjliny to see coatiess men on the suvcr Ldiiy uic uitv , uic uiauorui win . ' . . , . , u 1 i 1 . . accounts lor tti-0 man v co no'imentarv p"-i , inaivu iiuumi vote uhich he received Mr. Wat- gesticulating and; perspiring r.-'.AXA ,t nf '1 nt-i fUo ear, v hours of vpsterdav morninir a! run vaiva ukji cil tin .ucou c uic jivuiiiii- - , - : , . , " : i tne courts and 1 ir,s tion- and would have 'been qlad to' delegate ttccd on a chair m the bedy ; , ' ; Jl 1 acks, what is JJ. G- CONNOR, - Attorney at Lav, " v WILSON, - - N. C. Office Branch & Co's. Bank Ruiidmj. A. J. SIMMS. v A. C. DEANS. i A J - oliJL'jlo cc CO., GENERAL INSURANCE AND R V A T Ft;T .rr irrvT- Office in rear' of Court House. - O. Bqx 162. H WILSON, X.C. J ACOB BATTLE; . so clearly drawn that even the i -..most. willfully. blind may be forced to ' acknowledge its presence. Stradles and double reading sen lie had been in the auditorium, well toward the lating speeches i ; ; . r , -. j Counselor and-A-.ttornkrv-ai'-L.uv j , i,iui answer its own quesuon Dy saying r-j ; mat "me remeay lies in tne nanas 01 Circuit- It islliey who ViIson. urdere'rs understand : - - : Rocky Mount, N. C. Nash, Edeco:;;ie and i j : fences are an abomination and should Xiave cdu u' -: liau un JU r-, r: j that for. their . crime! there; is but one ur-'A a...:.- v.. n nerson to see ludee Clark, had ureed nt, and made a . speech ; of great . L . . J:-- . .-. , uc iiuwniu. uo.vn uy an nonebt cmi- ,. s . , 1 VT , , , , ptnaiiy, anu mar certain, ana mat ' . -i 1-im'to nrreot it nnd offered him his vehemence. . Noboay couid hear: a . ...... : -..,. zens. f . 1 : 1 . , ". , extenuating circumstances will be but wnt; wora ne saia, on account 01 tne nuo- c - If we are again to be cajied upon to send men to Congress to give us owl, iui niv- v,aiiipaigii. x xo vv cio . 7 ' f AC f - V . - i i ,,1 . , lew and tar bet we n . . said in a wired editorial in yesterday's Luu uul it was oDservea mat ne was s r w withnnt rmt vp;t rn Lnr nr rntiQ nnri J 1 - free silver legislation, then in: the , . T pi ' : . f . xu, . u a U t , murderers escape the . penalty of the i j x i ' . i i , r. iii ii ii r t ill1.; v iihiuiH i w j h: m . - . , oneof statelv dijrn tv. It was touch-1 trrat ootn or nis suspenders were name ot peace and prosperity make; A J - ' - y l i - A "the words of the platform so plain in m some of its PassaSes and i u ' rjQ "AliV. JttXXV-.- LlJllUliO UUilL LU 4 that nn rlrmrwtznrwW.rh mnv nncP i"'y i"piCbSivc uuuuiiuu " . . ...V... ...... ..a : f . ' . J 1 T-k,-, m- v.. u.:. :i: i ..rn:;x I candidate quite won the heart 'of the. movea irom Kaieign. lms is sen-. cuici uicix cicv-i ivjii, w hi uc auuiuciu iu i i . i. ! convention by the fiiankness with ...u.v, i, i,,.,, ;. tu tnev snon n ne. lieiore aniourn wiiuu uc anuwea ii ui uwu. x iiusc . . 1,1 r ,i . i . . :r.- . raiupe ior Liie auaieiiieiii ui tTiiiie that they were elected to make. That 'the immediate result of the; ous. There are many reasons why should be. Before ad journ- I who know him know that this speech ment yesterday morning a Buncombe Real Estate ' Agbcj; iiv un. nun uit micu iu uu uay ses of collections and also! look after the sale, purchase, lease or exchange of real estae both in the town, and country. - x?r i" r- ' t t- I. i Dwelling Corner Tarhnrn nruU.ee than should he the' rnse. and until a , streets, conrainino-' fi- fnm all' niit- . 1 1 -1 ! . " ' ,i ' ounuings, a ooa crarden and. -wen oi law for such crimes has led the vi cious t6 regard the law-with less fear more vigorous system is observed in its execution there is little reason to passage of a law for the free and un- ,an"sneu, an muex '"i"'11 cnaracier. : -s -limited coinage of silver, at .6 to i j T';e Pe0Ple wiillike when they , to Ashev, le, prom,s,ng plenty of: will be disastrous is conceded' even! become acquainted with him-,- He is room and fresh air . The Irede.l and J bv the siiver advocates, but the sUs- ! a P,ai ma" rora the bod1 of the , deletes thereupon shouted, ! pense which now hangs over us is ' PP!e' in full synpa.hy with them Charlotte ! . Charlie !;.: ; r , , , . ; . i tj . I f K notp-u-nrth-tr that nil rvf fhP 1 quite as distructive 'to all business' 'l IWLU"- v ."7 ., - 1-1 v i Mir h . 11 h u o r, mi .j t.jv. .v n .iu ui iMiv-m . i V V.. enterprises as tne most iooiisn or cor- ' - t----- rupt la w that it were possible to pass. rgiman. Do people . buy Hood's Saraparilla in . ' . i ... 1 DreffiTftrirf! t,n aiv rt,l-.fir. in fnfr, fllmAsir. is sincere believer j in the free ' IN o body, not even a tool; could be ; 0 thQ esclusion "ot an others? coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to induced to believe that the vote upon j THE CONVENTION AN!) ITS NOMINEES NOTES OF THE OCCASION. I. It was a great convention great in size, in intelligence and in pur pose.; i It was very much of a mob , at times ; more like a general con vention of howling Dervishes tham any Democratic convention that can be recalled ; but the boys were duly sober and it was a good-natured mob which always pulled itself together at the right moment, or when they got right r,eady, and attended to business. It had sense too more sense than it seemed to have. In fact, it did noth ing foolish and was never in great danger of doing anything very fool ish. It was out for a frolic, as well as for business, and it had all the furi that the occasion was capable of fur nishing. That was a good deal. ' The convention got started right. Chairman Pou is a man who grows upon the public. The better he is known. the more he is regarded. His speech in Calling the convention to order was exceedingly impressive and .his lecture to both the gold-bugs and the silver bugs on the subject of fac tional strife became him. It came with good -grace from him as the His canvass of thelSiate will be a the Means financial substitute offered memorable one. We have no man an indication of the strength of the better grounded in the principles of sound money sentiment in the State.' Democracy ; nonz better informed U 13 wel1 kn9wn that except m a upon the issues of the clay; ho more 1 very few counties,, the sound money agressive or agile debater. A strange men b a tacit understanding, turned argument advanced against his nomi, everything over to the free coiners, nation was that as a member of th makinS no contest. - Legislature he had introduced and From dlfterent parts' of the State pressed 'a bill the eftect .oi' which ! there were reports of Populists re would have been to drive the tobacco I turmnS t0 the .Democratic party, trust from the State-1 It was urged j They ma not be returning in droves that 'his monster trust was more hos- j but some are doubtless coming back, tile to him than to any other man in ratorr is not a lost art ln North North Carolina, and that it will pour Carolina' i Among some very poor monev into the State : to defeat him. i ones some excellent speeches were made befqre the convention. But nearly all the speakers said ''North Carolina" too often. Observer. They know from actual use that Hood's is the Jpest, i. e., it . cures when others fait. Hood;s Sarsaparilla i3 still mado under the personal supervision of .the educated pharmacists who originated it. The question of best ia just as posititely decided in favor of Hood's as the question of comparative sales. Another thing : Every advertisement of Hood's Sarsaparilla is true, is honest. Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. Ajl drugscists. SI. water. 2. Four room dwelliixg on Tarl.o'ro street above Lee. 3. ; Vacant lot on Park.avenue. A Tim 1 n rrrp rl irel 1 1 nr.c r.n QrSrin' St. adjoining fhe residence of E-. G. Rose. Both are in good repair iand have-goo. gardens and water, , 5. One nine room dwelling, 'nil out buildings, e very tii ifig. new and mf.rst class condition, same hpin? situated on Pender street and haviii'-f 10 acre truck farm in rear. 6. Another plot of 7 acres adjoining No. 5 on which is a. good house andall necessary outbuildingSi1 We have on hand a number of other stores, .dwellings andfarms, particu lars Regard ing which will be furnished on application to ' . - l! T. H. PEACOCK & CO. 25-50-tf " 7' WILSON, X. O (rf W COI 1 year old 2 years old 3 years old 4 years old 9 C 0 L T 1 WE HAVE A FINE i&!3t3.c. .t - y-j-srr: -nits Prepared only by 0. T. IIood&CD,, Lowell. Mass.:' LOT OF STANDARD BKbU v Bot3. mj-j- rsu aro thi only pills to take , From one to four years 010 . nOOCl S KlIlS with Hood's Sarsaparilla. broke and fresh. Also a feu-i1?1- Jersey Calves. For lull parucu'.-- - Executrix Notice. The fight that he made upon it is easily recalled. It -was in the Legis lature of 1893 and he got his bill thrOUeh the lower house, Of Which Deafness Cannot be Cured , , ' c -i- , ! by local applications, as they cannot he was a member, t failing in the 1 r4ch the diceased oortion of the ear. Senate. , This righteous and almost I There A0l on.e to Clr.e Deaf-1 Vfwi iT1"11 thefetate i 1 ness, and that is by constitutional 01 the said deceased to present them successful warfare of! Watson upon j remedies.1 Deafness is caused by an fcr payment on or before the 10th day this iniquity is a crown of glory to Kfle 1 of the Eustachian Tube. When this t P'eaa in bar ot their iecovery, and all . 1 ply to Having qualified as executrix of the last will and testament of W. P. Simp son, deceased, this is to notify all per- Fair View Dairy, : W. T. FARMER. Executor's Notice. Having qualified asiexecutof .9 hi ra. weakness it should j give him the greater strength. At all events the people of North Carolina will be apt to see the tobacco trust when it corhes into the State to beat their candidate with money. Quitting Mr. Watson head of the party and was- sccepted for the present it .remains to be in good spirit by those to whom it added that "he ought to be elected was addressed. Mr. Klutz, in his ' and if the true people', do their duty speech as temporary chairman, quite he will be elected handsomely. He So far from being a source of; tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling j persons' indebted to said .estate will sound or imperfect hearing, and when P'e maKe immeaiate. payment., it is-entirely closed Deafness is the re- This June 10th, 1S96. 7 v - suitarid unless the inflammation can Anna R, Simpson, Executrixi be taken out and this tube restored to j : ; its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. - We will ?ive One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by ca tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, Send foi circulars free. F. T- CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. tSPSold by Druggists, 75c. The University. 36 Teachers, 534 Students, Tuition 6o a year, Board $8 (eight dollars) a month, 3 Full College Courses, 3 Brief Courses, Law School, Med ical School, Summer School for Teachers, Scholarships, and loans for the needy. Address, " President Winston, 26-4t. - Chapel Hill, N, C. Mast. will and testament-o Hprpacfd -1'atA Wilson CCA'Aj f Carolina, this is to notityU-.-j having claims against the eSt.1- '.eni. Alley Page, deceased; to exhij" - tfce to the undersigned on or , 2Sth day ol 31a v, i97. Ui. 1 r0Vr will be plead in bar of their All persons indebted to said e- . T " r- T. r T T T- T?,',TMA: AtL woe in u. x.-i 21- JOSEPH Jonn F. Bruton, Attorney. This May 27, 1S96. : Repairing of watches, c jlar j'ewelry a specialty by 0. ' nardatJ.J.Privett. the Jeweler-