THE WtLSON ADVANCE: N0VEM BER 26, 1896.
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EJUTTEILY EPJKE
PEUSOXAL ME XII OX.
Mr. Ernest Nad al left Friday for T,,e L,e4t ? ,rm
Mrs. J. G Roney left yesterday for.
Wilmington on business.
The Wilson CotlJion Club gave its
Mr. ,M. T. Move returned Tuesday secon German hst n'Shr- 2uite
:W
.OCALS.
JIKIKFIA' TOLJ) FOR
Ti
tei"
,.-,,. up " Our Streets
.reJYliat li Sees
1 Hears.
e exchange will be
te Ut
Olll
hen
the s
bald, n
hi:
ount,
ecoai
the
; Hair. R
a car load cl con
ugh Wilson en route
s in Halifax county.
.lp is atrophied, or
preperation will re
; in ail other cases'
enevver will stait a
'many modern improvement. The
contract was not given out until re-
cently but contractor W. P. Rose is
pu.-diihg the work forward very rap
idly, and it will not be long before
the is ready for use. We are very
"lad to note .the progress along the
line of house building- in Wilson.
During the last few months many
new residences and business houses
have gone up all of which speak fa-
voiably f r the progress of our hust
ling, lit'le city.
Durham. !
r I from Eastern Carolina where he h?s lare crowtl vvas preM to trip the
Mrs., Brodte left Fnday for a visit be?n lo fiU i,s ' regular appointment,-; Hht The following were
ui vvmiaKtrs. r , Tr vr p n,.. fw. '. ( the couples danciftg :
; 1 Air. . P. Oldham, of Warning-; . " ;
, Mrs. T. T. WiWins left vesterdav : : f j ! Miss ,bzz:e Pace with Ed Barnes,
-r , ., ,3 j ! vnit tuc t-.iy infill anu s
tor Warrenton.
Dr. Burton, of 3mithfield, was 1 in
tne city i hursday.
will spend the day with liis Wilson
! friends. - '"
H;- X . ' Mr. George Penny, of Wilmington,
Dr. B. T. Person left Tuesday for-. wno h$ been the guest of his cousin,
Goldsboro on business. I ; j Mr.' I. H. Penny, left Saturday for
. T -l T , . r - ' f i ' home. - . . ."
Mr. esse McLean snent IhanKi-i - - ' ' .
al
annual sessian ot tne
)!:na Conference, African'
ooal Z:on Church in
orld
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Today's Event -
According to the proclamation oi
tha Mayor, there will be no business
clone in the city.. - The public accom
odations' .will observe national holiday
hours. - -
From eleven until . twelve 'there
will be Thanksgiving services at ail
of. the churches excepting' the Epis-
These exercises Will consist
i giving wilh Dr. Mercer. !
Mr and Mrs. Dave Oettinger and
little Dave left yesterday, : ' v
Mrs. C. T. Cook of Raleigh is vis
iting Mr. G. H. Wainwright. ;
Mr. Walter Woodard is bt present
in Danville attending to business.
Mr. W. L. Cantwell was the guest
of his uncle in Wilmington Sunday.
-, Mr. Chas. Elliott, of Rocky Mount
was in the city dor a short while oh
Monday. , : j
Mr. Albert Winsteadi returned
Tuesday from Goldsboro, alter a
shoit absence. " .I , J
Dr. A
copal
nnvene in St., John's
city on -Wednesday, oi smgmg a;nd prayer
S-6, Rt. Rer. Bishop C. R
At
eleven o c;ocic
the colored
-,!)!)
Presiding, associated hv ded .school - will -give, a concert.
Rev
Bishop J. Hood D. D.
D.
Th
rlre company was out
uesday night. They
:nrer.ian's I
iron
These exercises will consist of music.
speeches and" short addresses by
friends of the school. It is but just to
say hat the mangetTjent of this con
cert have taken a great ' deal of caie
with several phases of j vyltA tjie prepeialion ahd quite a
fe. A run down Nash ! Uioennt tim w pvopH
At one time it had been - decided
a
yesterda
bert and Mrs. Anderson; left
t Or Raleigh j to spend
Thanksgiving. . . ' :
. i . . ;
Mr,.' Win Anderson, who went to
Danville last week returned to the
cty Saturday. ; :
Mr. Needham Ward returned from
Chapel 'Hill Tuesday to attend the
burial of his father. h
r Mr. G. M. Roval returned Tues:
dav from Goldsboro where he had
.-...
(been to . spend some time 'with his
parents. ': ,,'
".Mrs. P. A. Tyree, of Enfield, who'
has been the guest of Mrs. Simpspn
for several days, left j.or her home "on
Tuesday. .
, .Miss-, Sallie Gotten, of Cottendale,
who has been the gu'tst of Miss Eil
Green fir several davs left .Monday
for her; home. r
Messrs. -Selby Anderson and S.
M. ' Bobbitt are among those who
will take in the N. C.-Va. game at
Richmond to day.
Mrs, Richard Carr, Greene
county who came up to attend the lu
nerai'of Mr. Ward returned to - her
home on Saturday.
Rev. -Mr. Oglesby, Missionary Sec
retary of the North Carolina Confer
ence, made an address in the -Met ho.-.'
dist Church last "nii'ht.
M iss ' llizzie Anderson with Ed
Graves, Miss Estelle Brodie with W.
I. Skinner Miss Ell Green with F.
Crews, Iis , Bessie Harriss with
Warren Woodard, Miss Beulah Wil
son with vr. G. Carr, Miss Olivia
Sanders and W. Clements, Miss
.Maitie Farmf r with Rbbt. Barnes,
Miss Mary Farmer with W. M.
Farmer,' Miss Sallie Herring with J.
F. Parker, Miss Naii Branch vvith S.
Hi Anderson Miss Birdie Barham
with H. S. Ot-ttiiTger, Miss Undine
Barbara with T. Ji Had ley, Jr.
cn.r;:;u).Ni:s.
Mr. and Mrs A. P. Branch,' Mr.
and Mrs. Howell Whitehead, Mr.
Frank Banies, Mr. W. J. Harriss,
Mr. and Ms. E. R. Gay. .
arboro to Goldsboro
t was made jn fifty i-econds. as is the usual custom to have
reel.
Those, plavin
r!day an exh
Ifnerit of" tne
he interest in
eaoootl iun, tne weignt oi me Thanks v mo exercise at the white
nd condition of. the street being ,,raded schools, but several causes
prevent this. As the second quarter is
;v foot ball gave on just opening ' the pupils could not
iSirinn syafne for the spare the time from 'their work to
lovers' of the sport, prepare for this event. Also the
the game seems to be school is preparing for the Christmas
is o be hoped when concert. 1 he schopl chapel also was
it- will he supported a cause of impediment. It has been
towrs people. There j found that.the ball is not; large enough
feeling that Others are . to accomodate the visitors, and so ij:
was decided not to have any exer-
ise.
it
ere is a came
b'y th(
nothing like
eresteq .m your mOvments.
I,
lawls left several "days
Greenville He has been tor
.;everai n:ontns preparing to open a
celery store at that, place. The
lore has been Opened and Mr Rawls
ays that the outlook : for a good
lade is very promising. Mr. Rawls
td I returned to his Wilson store cn bun-
dav and Mr. Griffin, who has been
s r king here left Sunday morning
tor Greenville where he. will take i
caarge of the new enterprise.
Mr. Fred Thomas, of Rocky ,Mt,
passed ; through the city Friday! en
route to LaGrange. j ?
1 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Green
and little Laura Carter left! yesttrday
for Portsmouth, Va. i
Mjss'Estelle-Brodie left this morn-I
ing for Dr. Mercer's, where she wiU
spend Thanksgiving. s " ' j
Mr. Ezra Griffin left Sunday for
- j
Greeeville, where he takes charge of
Mr Rawls' mew store. . " i .
Mr.: Holderby, one of Wilson's tci-
abacco men, left Saturday .for Darl
... . . ' r' f . V
vine on a business trip-
' . " . ' ; . i
Mr. Askew, :)f the -University of
North Carolina, was in the city a
short while on Monday. . j
- "'-..;. .-!-.'!-.- --
Mrs.J. B. Stickney returned -Monday
from a visit to friends and - rela
tives in Eastern Carolina. j
. " - - 'I y
Mr. Reuben Sanders oi Tohnson
Mrs. Aaron Turnage, sister to
Mrs,. J. Ward, who has been. in the
city since Tuesday left for her home
in Pitt County Saturday.
cises on this occasion.
At noon "the Thanksgiving turkey
will be eaten-by various'people. This
will take upeveral hours and proba
bly will be. the most enjoyable portion
of tha day. . ..
In the afternoon the foot ball team
will amuse .he peoole. Rocky
Mount has secured men from several J county, brother of Mrsr T. J. Hdley,
. ; v Free'rii.Is. : - -
Send your address to H. E. Buck
len & Co., Chicagt), and get a" free
Lsample box of Dr. King's New Life.
Pills. Atrial will- convince you of
their merits. These pills arc easy in
action and are particularly, effective
in the cure of Conspation and Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proxed in
valuable. They are guaranteed to
be perfectly free fronvdeleterious sub
stanceand to be purely vegetable.
They do not weaken'hy their action,
but by giving tone to stomaclt vand
bowels greatly invigorate the system"
Regular size 25c per box-. Sold "l)y
B. W. Hargrave, Pruggist.4 . "
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Gladness Gomes
With a better understanding of the
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' xire not due to any actual dis
ease, but . simply to a constipated condi- ;
tionof the system, which the pleasant
iamily laxative, yyrrip of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed eo -highly by all
who'value good health: Its beheficial
effects are due to the fact, .that itis the
rone remedy which rromotes, internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it act s. It is therefore
alf imnortant, iu order to get its bene
ficial 'effects, to note when you pur-,
chasa, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia FirSyrup Co. only and sold by
'allrenntable drr.gists.. , 5
- If in ".the vnoymeht of good health,
n'nA. the svstem .13 resnlar, laxatives or
ether i-eined4es are then-not. needed. If
aniicted AvUh any' actual disease, one X
may be Commended' to the most skillful .
physicians, but ii in need of. a laxative,
one should have, the host, and with the
well-informed " every w here, 'Syrup . of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
poll
to rn Friday
growho. wc
Ti
on ey,
for
eec
across tlie
netted
of di
ofth
gnu
ela-
. Wit
prisoner
away but r
denied to
The
school,
flight'!;
Ward,
to tht
uiar-
w
t-rc
SO;etV
for
ty. w
her
for tl
:ie so
nment
paryr
"seeing th
5en' in thi
not as ye
tbis kind.
lan from Warsaw was in
t He . came up for a ne
s charged with bastardy .
md his charge seemed to
:nt terms. While vvait
i train 'they made trips
ailroad which no doubt
several shorts. The lack
ith which the mandates
ere executed were amus-
the officer "loaded" his -
uld have easily gotten
attempt was made. Each
e pertectly satisfied.
terary society of the graded
d no meeting on Friday
The President; Walter
i not able to attend owing
hie of his family so the reg
ng was postponed. The
1 meet reularly as hereto
his. Would it not, be well
-
iety to give a public enter
before Christmas. The
the members would enjoy
advancement of the child
capacity. She society has
given an entertainment of
p'oints in Eastern Carolian and a
good game may be expected. Let
all those who want to spend an after
noon pieasahtly go out. Our boys
are in gobd shape both for today and
tomorrow and will put up two plucky
games. Come out and see the fun.
n
Fire !
About eleven o'clock on Wednes
the alarm for fire vv'as sounded- It
was soon learned that the fire was in
the residence of T. W. Gardner and
the running started in that direction
The flue in his kitchen had ignited
Lthe ror.)f and the fire, was making
rapid headway when discovered.
Messrs. Bea Cozart and Charley
Harris happened to be near when the
fire was foutid and rendered valua-
ble assistance. With the exception
of a torn uo and. scorched roof, Mr.
Gardner suffered no loss.
' The reel company responded
promptly but reached the fire too
late to be of any service
Mr. Lucian Hadley is having built
ance 'street a handsome residence.
The building is situitfd between the
houses of Messrs. T. J. Hadley , and
Gorman Jones. It will contain seven
Iarge roo;ns with vater , works and
was in the city this week; 1. j
' - L
'Mt. H. F. Jcnes, after; spenqmg a
week with friends in Wairentbn re,
tumed to the city Tuesday. j
Mr. John H. Lee, of Bridgersville
spent-Sunday in the city the guest of
his daughter, Miss Bettie Lee. I
1
MrsB. S. Garris and Mrs. Adams
of Four Oaks, came to the city! Tues-
day on a visit to Miss Winstead.
s
r
Dr. Brothers who has been
the
,'stem simply needs clean-, ti Misses Sa31ie and Cora farmer.
,-incn -comfort ho;ne tothdr : - of WhUaEeri,
An iHipoi-tant JLiQereuce.
To make it apparrent ta thousands,
who think themselves ill, that they
l(re not afflicted with any disease, but
that the sy
inp-. is to bi
hearts, as a costive condition it easny
cured by Syrupf ot rigs. Manuiac
tured by the 'California Fig Syrup
Company only, and sold by all drug
gists. .
mm 00 D'S Sarsapaiilla has over and
Ini over again proved by its cures,
when all other preparations failed, that
it is the One True BLOOD. Purifier.
guest of friends in the city for several
days; left Tuesday for his hom;e.
' Graham Woodard, . who is Mtend-inthd-Uaiversity
is at hpme jspend
ing Thanksgiving with his father;
Mrs. S. M. Warren returned Fri
day from Washington where Ihe has
been visiting friends and; relatives '
Mrs. Andrew" Moore; of JWhita
kers, who attended the funevalj of Mr.
Ward, left for his home Saturday. -
Mr. Jarrett White, of Cove, N. C,
who has been spending sometime in
the city left Saturday for his home.
Whita-
On Tkursday Mr. Harrell, a mem
ber ot our police force, arrested a man
who gave his name as Strickland for
stealing'a buggy, and harness from a
man living near Snow Hill! Strick-
land is. fromOxford but for the past ,
few months has been in Green couh
ty grading tobacco. He is white
man and judging from appearances
he is a man of good social standing.
It" was supposed that he stole the
horse as well as buggy and harness
but at the last accounts nothing. had
turned up which proved such art as
sumption. . . -i- , .
1ike a look at G. S. Tucker &
Co.'s trunks. They can give you any
kind you want. V ;
. FOR sale.
f 1
A house and lot on; Nash Street.
Terms Easy. Apply to v ''
C. A. Young.
j Wilson, N. C. , Oct. 20th. 1 896.
(42-1 mo.)
WANTED Two or l h ree board -ers."
Rates on application. Apply
to Mrs. A. N. Daniel, Goldsboro St.
WANTED Two or three board
ers. Rates on application. Apply
to Mrs. A. N. Daniel, Goldsboro Si.
on
WE DONT HAVE TO.
Miss' Cornelia Moore, of
kers; left Tuesday, after a short Visit
who has been the guest oi Mrs. J. T.
Ward, left for her home on j Thurs
day. ; ; ; j ; -
Miss Sue Borden, of Goldsboro,
who has been the guest of Miss Ell
Green for the past week left Satur:
day.- !.'- i - , ."
We don't have to blow tin horns and beat drums to run cus
tomers' in the BEE HIVE, they come without it. The people
have found out that we are no monkey folks and do no monkey
business , . -;
We AdYertisa NothinBiit What We Have
and have all we advertise and a great deal more. New goods
arriving almost daily and prices are talking louder than ever.
Visit
The
ee;hiye
'MERCER'S OLD "STAND.
Tarbbro
Street.
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Proprietor