THE WILSON ADVANCE: NOVEMBER 12, 1896.
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LOCALS.
Improper and deficient care of the
IJicyci'e litiiriiameiic.
The Young Peoples' Baptist Union
since its organization several months
scalp will cause oravness ofthe hair j'-K- -
and baldness'. Escape both by the , 's which have passed off for us
. use of that reliable specific. Hall's "V a pleasant evemng. Among
.-tt" - r ' ' ' nth rs we have had irom ta:s source
Hair Renewer. , , . ,
j a new woman's party and nicy a e
Chrvantiieimiin t;i TouiKht. 1 ocfal. B-th t Jiese events wci e at- I
Alter this those, having thehihest J cjreat deal to our achievement. But'
rode the nal with the result named i the honorjs due our devoted women,
above. When this was oyer rtlresh- ! It is this class ot workers who have
ments were servjed for the benefit of put our State foremost along this,
the church and quite a nice sum was line of christian work. . .
realized j ' : ' After a series ot devotional exer
cises the meeting was concluded.
Mdes iurnihing erioyment to those j
All lovers of the beautiful remember rendtd by large crowds and all were j
with pleasure the display of chrysan- profuse- in their praise for those who j
ltamtmc V i Kl t s H .Ot IV Jr Q t"! H IV f ! l '! A Q Tt-'A 1 1 P t-11 1 P T t M 1 11 '11 P 11 1 : he-
Lat Williams last year.
They will have another display this j on the outside it h is done a reatjj
evening at which we understand many j deal towards arousing a social fueling j
new and beautiful varieties will be ! among the members of the clubhand I
seen. As usual the proceeds ot the en
tertainment will be turned over to the
towards' strengthening-the interest in
Ladies' Aid Society.
Come out and view the flowers.
Mr.
The Gramas: Ilfinedy.
R. B. Greeve, merchant oi
Chilhowie, Y-a . certifies that he had
the Baptist Church at this place.
The most successful entertainment
Tield by the c'uh was the one given
at the Vood;ud's Warehouse on
Friday night. ' The evening was de
voted to a bicycle tournament. Many
consumption," was given . up to die. j pame. ily dressed and were objects
sought all medical treatment that j n aniusennt -for all. The ware
money could procure, tried allcough jlcuse uas fuj; the greater part of
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ne coma near oi, out got no.jlhose precent were;girls, as there was
spent many nights ' sitting, up
releif
in a chair , was induced to try
Dj
Kiug's New Discovery, and was cur
to be a queen clowned and 'all. wanted-to
see what ones Of iheir sex were
, ' i . '
I to be the lucky number. Curiosity
eel by the- u ;l t.vu.. bc:u ,Tor .1 sometimes draws crowds especially of
past three years has been aUcding io.j the ircr -x wh0I1;nothing else will.,
business, and says Dr. King s .ev The evening opened with a parade.
Discovery is the grandest remedy Ail those who rode wheels joined in.
ever made, as it "has done so much . The most picturesque part of the pa
for him and also for others in his radewas George Stronach. lie was
community.; Dr. King's New Dis-- dressed in the garb cl woman, and
covery is guaranteed for Coughs, the smiles from the large company
Colds, and Consumption. It don't of ladies present showed him to be
Trial bottles free at Hargrave's Drug the favcrite cf the gentlemen rider's
; Store. j Before the tournament began, Mr.
t mm I J. M Wilson announced the honors,
More Pn-sbyterian'oysters. , , t ti
- . which were these;: 1 he one winning
On Monday night the Aid S jcie'ty ! r! , ' tu
.. 7 .j. wouid be entitled to crown the queen
of the Prtsbyterian Church gave, r.t .u
f i oi the evening ; the one coming sec-
another of their delightful oyster sup-' vt ' , r '.' -, ru
- i 1 1 ond o crown the first maid of honor,
pers. There was added another very ; and the one COniing third lo crown
taking teature-acrysanthemum show he SCCQnd ma5(J ol onon The lid.
Beautiful specimens had been sent in: ers lhen mouhted their steeds and
by irs. Noah Strickland, M:ss Nan
A " UsO-i'mj y 1 'inr.
i ;ie V oman s: Missionary Conver- 1 ,
tion ot the Washington District held TLle- people of Wilson County
its annual meeting in the Methodist ( have been very Wrouuht un during
church-, beginning with Friday even- 'this week over the white cap case
ing. This Society is composed of The court . room has been lull since1
devoted wo nan who have banded it was taken up, uhich .was on Ion
theoiselves together for' the -purpose pay. A 'jury was, drawn' and. duly
of proniotmg missionary' work in for-'5 sworn on that day ' Several witnesses
eign lands. It :had been arranged were examined. On Monday -evening
to have Dr. Tuttle preach the annual owing to the seriousness of tlie case
sermon before the convention but-Judge Graham ordered that the jury
owing to sickness he -was not able , remain together over night and that
to be "present. Rev. Mr. Ivey ex- they not be allowed to talk with any
pressed the regret of the absence of one not On the jury. On Tuesday
Mr. Tuttle, and stated that he has morning there was a sudden cliange
been expected until the last moment
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noz giving any; time in which to se
cure anoihei man.
The convention was called to order
Dy Mrs. I lorne of Rocky Mount
fciAsiVJ ivy
mk a v .. I
Wa ' GhatefulI
; $ AND
3 -ouwruiii Mii
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warm bath vith M
i rnifnnpA chad m
nd a gentle. ancirtin with Cl'TT
V.UKA i-omtmenn. the great sk:n cur,. 1m
CSi titti'X-v F'K!.fs ii.ll'annnntio-'i !l,,'a'f.?;
licstlier.r!nr.-iti..fi.
.iiilt '-' r
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urniture
in the manner of proceed u re. s The
jury was discharged and another case
taken up. Evidence had beeirv pro
duced which proved that a member
of the iury who had been duly svvo'rn
Secretary.ofthe Society. There vqre. as one of the clan of whi'te' caps'.
but. few. '.delegates "present;;.-b.ut .quite-: !- t.- .if ti,;,:,.,;-,1,, u
YVehave opened Hp on Tarioro Street
BRANCH'S OLD STAND,
Full Line oi furniture.
a large crowd of towns people had
gathered to hear the. exercises. The
address of welcome was delivered by
Miss Lizzie Crowell. Mrs. Home
anncu iced that Mrs.. Miller, who. vvas
to
We can sell' you for CASH, or on tne
J A S 1 A ILM b.M TLAX anv kind
;". of Fnrn'iture.
came out we have not been able to
learn. But it 'would appear that our!
...Give us a call.
standard oi morality is getting to a - -
de'
ne-
S i
ma
lovy ebb when a man will stand up
and swear that he will give an unbi-:
- delivered the reponse was ased 0pmion accordln to evidence,
. d at home on a-ccouht of sick - . r(r A f tUo ? .oo
U-2m
A. -I; ELLISON i SON,
s d that Mrs. S -vindell the State
; irv of the organization would
'he response. ,
Mr.-. S .vindell said in part : There is in
Ch.ir.ii' a hospital known as the Mary
Black Hospital. It was , named for
Mrs. Dr. Black a North Carolina
woman. It was through Iier efforts
that the money lor the building and
equipment was raised. The hospital
is
a brother member of those who are
on trial. It has been rumored that
there was more than one on the jury ;
first drawn that had white cap afrili
ations but this is not known as a fact: "
One is enough.; Although he has
never admitted the tact eviden.ee pro- ;i
duced showed him up plainly. This.
1 .fd
1 rear old
2 years old
3 tears oTd
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-Strickland, Mrs. Roscoe Briggs, Pvliss
Sophia Hutchinson ana Mrs. George
D. Green. These flowers were not
entirely for show either. Many of
Wilson's fair young damsels who
went to the- supper went hqmewtth
their hands full of the best that the
market could afford. It Would not
be well to state here how the young
men's pockets went home. Thb with
. all was a minor consideration, they
wanted the impression and did not
consider for a moment the depres
sion. Daring the,- show there was
something else being sold. The
managers had provided the usual
, supply cf Noi folk oysters. The hall
was crowded during the entire everi-
. ing and as a result quite a nice little
sum was taken in for the furnishings
of the Presbyterian Church: Those
taking part in the evening's entertain-
' . ment were : Misses Sue Edmundson,
Ell Green. Florence Gardner, Vic
Organ, Sophie Hutchinson, Maggie
Cooper. Lizzi.e Strickland, Mrs.
. George Green, Mrs. Uzzell, Mrs.
Durphy and Mrs. John Cutchin.
On next Tuesday night, under the i
directio a of Mrs. Davis, a concert will
be give l. Those taking part will be
or supposed to be, old people. , All
the actors will be dressed in olden
styles. The singing? of Miss Sue
Borden, of Goldsboro, will be a fea
tnre of theevenening. The proceeds
go to the Presbyterian Church.
V The next series in the Pn sbyterian
oyster- serving will be a grand sup
per. Eeatables of every kind will be
prepared, A regular first class Eu
ropean Hotel will be run for a few
hours only, see .that you are among
those who reap the pleasure of the
evening, This entertainment , will be
given sometime during the month of
December.
TIRED MOTHERS find help
in Hood's Sarsaparilla, which give3
them pure blood, a good appetite and
new and needed STRENGTH.
fought - not for -sejf, nor the supper,
which also c une after the prizes had
been won, but for that fair-eyed dam
sel which he had picked out as his
queen of the evening
When Mr, -Wilson arose to an-
nouce the result there were many!
heart flutters throughout the assem- I
bled crowd. He announced that the
first prize had been C. W. Gold.'
When this decision was made a smile
spread over his face. This smile con- j
ttnued to spread until some one ask- j
ed aloud;, "Did you catch that,
smile," when it tookvthe shape of a
grin George Stronach was the sec- j
ond winner and Robert Barnes came j
in as third, but resigned his honors to i
Josh Branch. "Miss Jula Dowd wras
crowned by Charle)'- Gpld as queen of t
the evening. George Stronach crown
ed Miss Olivia Sanders; as first maid
of honor. Josh Branch as third winner
crowned Miss Grace Tomlinson sec- j
ond maid of honor. i
After the announcement by Mr.
Wilson of lhe result and the crown
iugs the lucky , six were served, to a
supper. The table on which this
supper was served was sold after the
feast as bric-a-brac. The table was
bought up Mr. Tas. Lipscomb. Of
course he wants a souvenir of the
4 years if)l(l
man must feel himself lowered jeven VL HAVE A FINE (
in , his own estimatioh, when he re- -LOT OF STANDARD BRED COLTS
used entirely for children. The v u u j.. -"i, "' v tv v. ,- ' .10 ti.
money for this building vvas raised j rhndprnna'trnn To serve nn a inrv'k' ;l)roke:and, fresh; Also a feW ful,lTa5n
. . . v . L - --. - conaemnat;on.. 1 o serve on jury is nprsev C;1 ve, -For full nnrtimiarsan.
! a serious undertaking, this being' an to
air View oairy,
. W. T. FARMER, Ijrupr.
through the Bright Jewel Society, of
...u:u - t : ri?.
vv aiLii xuih. uia.UK. was int: lounuei. 1
There s one mom is this hospital j example it is being disregarded
known as the Bright Jewel room. It j " ' ' r" . " '
is made almost wholly cf glass and it iTHE COUFER' MARBLE WORKS,
in, 113 awd 115 Bank St.,
NORFOLK, VA.
' Large stock of finished
to onuments, Gravestones &W4 -
Ready for shipment.
Designs tree
' Orislnal anl Only tJor.iiinc. A
safe, a.uvavs reii.ibiv. caojs a n
lrR5lst for'C7ti7;;t,T K-.;.r;; '--i-:,; A;
te&gSSW'-d HrtiH.il in 1l';d wi.l iMlvfMfctfjtf
p . A? tivnt foul hT!!itin. M .-??
W KJU-'f- fur. f.i.uu. in M'.;; l.-.-.r-tyrn
. s if ilulK lii T.-iinn.nini.-.
Sold iy ail Locai I.Teiata. i'iilin .a., r
V ' 11V Mi - KM
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tm m
is here that tiie cliildren vvhoiare too
weak or sick to go out of doors, are
carried to get the benefit of the sun.
There are now thirtv. beds in the
hospital, ;each bed with furnishings
costs about twenty-four dollars. The
person who establishes a bed has the j
pnveiege ot naming it. Mrs. Swin- :
dell is very anxious for the Washing-!
t- . . .. . . . Potato RriVflit3 anH rnmmicciATi Mophantc
ton .District to establish a bed. iier i uuw uuwiu uiuiuuu.uwuuuuawu muiuuuuu. .
address was wHI rpndprpH and rprv - OFFICE CORNER NASH AND GOLDSBORO STS., , WlLSOX, N'. L.
much enjoyed by all present. RCdl EStSttG BOHgllt dM SOW. () RfiHtS COllCCted.
Mrs. Home read the report of the Mjtr r f , f, -u- t . A-1' . rur-i r, u0
r , . v We oner for sale Building Lots in the town of Wilson andQElsewhere.
secretary ofthedrstnet among many ;ar3s :fo3: ale .
uuici u;mgs 01 w mcn me women 01 111
-. -.1.070 "acres, 500 acres cleared, large
the district should feel proud. She t dwelling, &c. I;
said one thing which every lover of ac!?s ' f "pcro?S; ' lns '
the church and the cause of mission-1 500 ' '! " " '-.
ary work should feel a great pride, ! We invito intending settlers to call and see us.
viz: that North Carolina had increased ETInformanon given free of charge. "
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the aniount of Missionary collections !
150 acres, improved, dwelling, 'cc.
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Correspondence uliute'l.
evening.
The following is the score by
rounds of those we rode as knights
in the tournament :
J. J. Privett, ,
Louis Brodie,
R. E. Barney,
H. Anderson,
E. Daughtridge,
C. W. Gold,
Josh Branch,
G. A. Lucas,, ,
WP. Simpson.
S. W. Anderson,
H. Wainwright,
A. P. Weaver,
G. T. Stronach,
1st. 2d, 3d.
1 3 2
2 o 1
3 3 1
1 2 1
1 o 2
:3 ' 2 3
2 1 i
1 3 3
2 2 1
o o 2
.2 5 2
O 2 . 3
2 2 3
more than-any other State. The fact
that we are not by far the mbst pros
perous state in the union adds a
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