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" LET ALL THE EKD3 THOU AISSI' AT BE THY OBNTRY'S, THY- GOD'S- AM KUIiii."
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WILSOK 1ST. C J AX. 28, 1897.
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T 3EOUEST you to be present at their store on Tar---
boro-Street on any day during" the coming1 week
to examine the most perfect Bicycle ever put upon any
market in tile world. ,
Whe have secured the aencv for the COLUMBIA
WHEEL and will take pleasure in showing it to you.
DIRECTORY.
Ciiisoo RuporM lliir Otltliti a Pinnf N'Mhliiff t Ho Puis- A' o it Cuba Uiit il -tlif
Drl tUo.-kin-sixli. f I li-f.ma'erswr Trl.il. " '
Havana, - Jan'. 21 Gen, Gnj-co,'? ' NoVhiri; will be done, either by'
while ieconnoiU;r::j in the province-' Congress or Jn- the State Departniint,
.f Pinar del-Rio, has killed in a sklr-i re.iidiiij; Cula prior to the incom
niibh the vvell-kno-.x n local Vnsuroer.t in of ihe new. administration. Ths
leader of Guanaiiv, Lesiiia, form- ' h the urcle'rrxlir. which has been
erly manager 'of iheRo-alado Lai;o .reached by v5crctary 0!ney and by
and ?vodaiz. both insurgent leadeis Secretary to be hherman, the prom
who .took up anr.s at Poza-j since-the' ie f the latter bein qualified, -hoiv-ombr.?ak
of .the prestpt insurrection, j ever, bv the statement that he will do
Sevtril other irsrrrint ofneers are H-in his po-.ver to 'prevent a.ction.
also said to be anions i the killed. It Spain is to be u en a chance to res
is reported that thJir bodies have lore peace -in. Cub 1 threuh the me
been identified. - f 1 -Ulium ot the. liberal reforms,-which she
-Col. Vara del .Rev, durin- . three has promised this country will be pro-J
reomiH)iteiin in trie north of mu'ated within the next Jbrtniht.
om Scandel! to Secretary Ohiey has agreed - that
Gran Pitdra, P. ovince of Santiago there will be no interlt rencs or any
de Cub-i, has had akirndsh with the '" Action whatever taken uhich will, in
insurgents who- lost the field. The any w ay, embarrass the new adailnis-
tiW'A m r nr. or ri: iins
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LOCAL
LAINSI
X. Ubimd.
S. Pound.
IletVi'tui Florence r.n.1 WeSwon.
Xo. 7S.
1:42 P. M. . Leaves -Wilson
AO. 2$.
:o V. M.
P'Ctwic-a WilTv.intnn a":-.d Norfolk:
X'o. iS. No. 49.
1 4 M- Leaves Wilson. 2:12 P. M.
davs'
Sierra ?aaestro, ,.
-?.? Uo-y.14
''Sli;-, Fly" Wihv.ii'toa to .Rocky
.. .' Mount: .'
Xo. 40. '- - . Xo. 41.
10:23 P. M. Leaves Wilscn. 6:15 A.. M
. THROl'CIi TRAINS. .
Between I'M'ireac.e anJ Wcldon:
Xo. 2. .; Xo.'
12:22 A. M. LeaU-s Wilson, ir.ili Al.
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troops a'so destroyed 200 huls. The
loss oi the government iorce was in
sinillcant. A detachment of .insurgents ves
leiday attacked the laborers at work
on the jolas estate, this province, 'kill-'
ipfT two fjueril'as and tvo iaboiers
tration on the. cendition that nothing
is done by Con.'.res;s that would ttr.d
to strain the. relations between the
United States' and Spain. In other
words, .Presiaent C.'evekit.'d's' policy
will continue to be one of noivinter
fcrence as lony; as . Congress reroains
( crs ! v tj t ic
HOARD Dv COMMISSION L-IRS:
R. S. Clakk, Chairman'
'i "lIOS. Ft'lLiON.
j. I INl-WSOM.
John C. Hadlf.v,
SlIADL Iri:LTON,
WE ALSO CARRY' A SELECT LINE OF
T
h -nor
VV-C11 Cj
and wounding ten more of the latter, qescent. .
, Gen. Mi-qulzo, while rfccunnoittr- ;' While Secretary Olney and Seria
ino at the San Carlos i farm, at Metu, tor Sherman may boih hae dpubts
land on the heights of V.iroinia. has as to -the acceptance by the insurjr-
destroved an insurgent camp.- and ems ui the new reforms, tney agree
captured 100 firearms, The insure: that it is m the interest ot peace and
ents left two men kilkd and. retired oi ail parties concerned that the ex-
i ' ; penment shcivld be tried. As a mat-
--i ; ter ui self-preservation they beiieve
with their wourded. .
an
d Groceri
1 . - . ' l ) 1 -.
! Ay'er's Hair yikor ;is certainly a re-
matkahle preparation and nothing like
I it has ever been pio-.hictd. ; Xo matter
I I iow- -wiry and ' . u n anajre bl e ' the hair
' may' l)e, under th:V iniluence of this
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THE
CALL 'AND SEE US AT
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n:omnaraV)le d
I- soli:, si 1 ky. ana
that Spain is in earnest in her prom
ises to. make liberal concessions to
the insurgents, and that if the re
lorms as at first promulgated do not
-Lecomes operate to re tore, order their scone.
W. J.-Chf.ru v, Shet iff,
L I).' ISakdln, CK-fk oi J-'.a.n-, rior Court.
j. H. ( jKiri-iN, Register of-Heeds,
S. fL Tvsun, Treasurer,
Wm. Hauuiss, Coroner,
J. T.' Revel Surveyor. .
'ioavx u- rirKi
aldermen:
J. D. Leiv
J. A. 'Clark,
IL' II. Co, ART,
Geo. Hackney;
J.Tf Ellis.
1st Ward.
2nd "
3rd
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.Sth- "
o'tliocom'Tj'''w-iiivj
FfT n T5 FT
1" and brush
enlarged Y
P. P. Deans, Mayor;
Jno. R. .Voor!:, Tou ii Clerk;
W. E. Deans, Collector.
re.r.the. require: i jJ'KJ
.RfJL'lCE;
.D. P..Ciijustman, Chief.
m II a '.:;;' l. !:
ank Kir.aos,
i m:nts of the situation -Post.
j AMES'ol ARSJi iloCfvNK.
J. R. HARDY & CO.,
Tarboro street.
Tit- ltM.
1 h mil rj '9 ;li i jibn ihli n;;.
III II MOjS .'oINES IN i riiA .
Arrow sJi(s
( oi'.sui Hyatt on t!
K 1 j ' r 1 11 o s : s Itt's'ou rc: p s
of' t!f IsIhikLs.
In answer to vvhat he-conceives, to j
There is ' one consolation about a
real mean man everybody . - finds
I him out.
It
marvelous what a number ot
The pist can claim, with reason, ! . . :
. r , 1 h , ' American, shio-vards have today,
crateiui remembrance on our part, 1. ,. '' .
1 . 4- I, . 1 ! 5 " 1 according the to Cleveland Marine Re
but continually to dream over it, and T
worry even that we cannot unmake ' view' $16,269 343 worth of naval
some ot it, is worse than foil v. It;work Ada the two Japanese battle
. ;:.',:.'... . o.,' ,.o ..- '
oflnrH lie little oirl i ,l,p n,n,MVi MJiJV MJC lb UVCl JJU.UJU.UU'J.
conditions
ic;
or by suggestion, by example or by J . . 1
thewritino ol a book, leads us 10 be and ".ttl,;re even-ten years ao the
un ami dnino not nrnne anri ,lrr:,n.. 'i l?'Jlldinr ol battieslp WOu'.Q have
r ""'vm j-- ........
an attord us Jittle aid,' tne world s ! ' ' v . v v. . "w'ww'
onditions change so rapidly and rad-: On-thrd of this total, or $7,665,000,
:al!y. and h4 who, whether by acts i iS at Newport News, which twenty
be a popular demand on the part of the ,
" ' - - j
A iss'ffii-"in .Aur.r-ila nr i ri f r ti i M f ! n rf lie i.
o, 'aL ' ,fr,,h, ! relatives a man has alter he becomes , iutr, does the world a service. Such 'see,"ed ,m;ll,le- At Present rates
United Suites Consul Hyatt, at Sunti-. retlt-
a one becomes the successful general U1 llw ul(llc" WiUJ P""-
can.organiz ation, it will not oe long",
4m .ifp n,.mrt.: Did von ever notice over what an of a battle of far ther-reachim- conse- I
d litii i 1 . t : : v.t Lit'.- uiiiv j j i.-i . . . , t , . .
raent witn
ah 'interesting report '"de- ' important space a paper of tacks can ' quence than he wots ot. ... Wheihcr
speaking,- before the
voted entirely to a concise, yet com - spread when spilled ?
world'
; heroes or the humble.t ol ail hum- : tt U11U 5 l!lumi; gaaLes 10
i the shorts ot the United States.
plete, description ot tiie enormous j i nere are- a great-many people v1 ,,cv 11 vvl" lv- r.- vf v uvau-, , . . . ... Ty : j
iwtur?l reyuurefs of the Oacca of the! who stint themselves to help the carmg loss lo: t.u- past, and concern-. . .
Antilles - 'heathenbut refuse a tramps cru.to. niore-ui.h .h, jreK-nt. Mike .Spbmdmg
lie 1VS that Cuba should rank U,read. .' . ' -' ' : history, mn i.ily worship that, which , W Dock Co rnformed tne
I . . j Woe- 't-n ' ,-.,a- ''-twu t , f ! Manntacturer s Record a . kw weeks
M-i-.An. v, i1 -wr-o o- rrn-mi-n t s oti a- i ii 4. j :.v tias oeeii paaoe ov? tjtiiers. le not; , .
among the ioremo community ot j A good many men wnl trade with ,-.'! , i ao-that it had an arrp-refraft-. of -
mere nei o-worsmoutrs, out content-!- .- ' -w 1
to know th u. while we cannot all he 00'000 oi work Gn har'd' " 1 hls one bap ?erVICC as ,0,10U'S
i .. , i - , , .. .-Southern shin-vard. therefore, has 1 Teaching iunoay morning at n;
neroes, no me is so jokiv piaceci tnat . 1 ; , . ' : i o'clock and S:3o p. m: lcv. J. A: R
it may -not be 1-eroic Charles C. ' "'"""" v" Pastor. Praver meetin- Wedm
the world, and he believe she will ;a .merchant (mtil they get heavily in
soon attain this distinction, whenever ;debr. to him; then they will go some
a stable government and cheerful 1 wheie elsei
obedience to the oowers that be pre-
L " V . i
: sent to the home-seeker and investor)
cm item;.
St. -Timothy's . Kpiscopal church, -Rev.
F. C. liayliss, Priest-incharge.
Services: Sundays -&t 1 1-a. m. and 7:30
p. m., 'Sunday School at 3 p.-. m., Week
das W-erlnesdays and Fridays at 4 p. .
m. Holy days at 10 a. ui. Celebra
tion of Holy ' Communion on 1st Sun
day breach month at 11 a. m., other
Sundays at 7:45 a. m. " -
Methodist Church, Rev. J. P.. Hurley
Pastor; services l 11 a, nr. 'and 7:30
p. m. Sunday School, 5 p. m., J. F,
Bruton, Supt. .Prayt-' meeting Wed
nesday night at 7:30. f
Disciples Church, Rev. D. W. Davis,
Pastor; services on Second, Third and
Fourth Sundays at 11 a m. ana. 7:30 p
m. Prayer meeting every Thursday,
night. Sunday School at 3 o'clock, p.
in., Geo. Hackney, Supt.
Presbyterian Church, Rev, James
Thomas, Pastor; serviced on the First,
Second and -Third Sunday in -every
month and at Strickland's church
every Fourth Sunday. Sunday School
at 5 o'clock, P. M. . .
7);m;j;t'8 lur h miu's Oe till.
Abbott, in February j Lippincott's.
j the country now on hand, and even if
the two Tananese contracts be ..incl.ud-
conditions that will make ho oe pleas- j The s,,it brouht aoainst the Win- " o,,!,r iixva his children . ' d ifstjI h JS , one-half. This
.1 tie iron 1 . ct.. c(,f D-,;i.,r. r,,
SlOlJ JtCdill vJUttL luiivva -,.J ill pcinjr
ant and capital secure.
mines, overshadowing in importance j . T Wilson, Secretary' and
another industries m tne eastern, ee-; T,;,(:rpr r vv;nnn for-thp dpadi
tion of the island, constitute the only
industry" that has made any pretense
strndingup against the shock of the
present insurrection.
Sli'Jtiia lie ilie Ilul.
of his little son in September, 1895,
was concluded last week by thejury
returning a verdict allowing the plain-
. tiff" $3,000. Mr. , Wilson sued for
$10,000"..
So far from it being a novelty for
an American President or a well
dressed American citizen to be clolh-
L ed in home-spun , wooiens, it should
be the rule, and it would be so it our
woolen manufacturers advanced as
they should have advanced under the
Gen. Wheeler,' ot .Alabama, "Fight is illustration of the'South's pro
ingJoe"of the Confederacy, is able Rre.ss I d"ns equally as significant
to boast of a unique experience in the :ouId, be iven and vet there are peo
rearing of .a large faridly on his South- ' PIe who reflJS-e 10 alize t)ie 'reality
em plantation, which probably few j and magnitude of the development of
members of the present House have thc South Manufacturer's Guide.
shared. "I raised J a family of six !
children," said the General, recentiy,
Indian's Awful Condition.
:oo
ood
jsdav
evening at S o'clock. Sunday School
at 5 p. m., D. S. Boykin Supt.
Primitive Baptist Church, preachinir
on. 2nd Sundiiy b Elder Jas. - Pass; on
3rd Sunday by IClder Jas S. Woodard;
on the 4th Sunday and Saturday before
bv thfc pastor," Flde'rl P. D. Gold. Ser
vices begin at 11 a. iti.
1
?ie fac
of
"and never locked a; door or fastened : .
i . ', - ,,T 1 , , t i of . British Indies to-day is appalling,
a window. We were surrounded by . . rr
erery ; , . t It is beyond comprehension for the
yCcU44 Trajper. large numbers of negroes, but in i J ' .
r' , , ''-! ' - , ! reason that we have nothing in all
warm weainer aiways siepi wmi me j
is ca
Mr. Cha? E. Butters, ol Hub, has door 0 d... rhe General sa he onv experience wuh which to corn
rent ;d Governor D. L. Russell's re- . ,rfW (rnr ai. i In the districts most heavily
sidence on Second Street, between
hold by theft, .except in a few cases
! afflicted a population, of 40,000,000
i - , - - i",' ! Hnrk and Grange streets, and mov-1 11-1 -y ! . -is starving; other districts with a pop-
high protection given to them. We, dock anu uidiihr aucua, anu uv wien.jls i,.. wasiabsent. General , v. - . . v
ed.ins lamuy u.e.c. uua Wheeler had confldeucenn the color-. ,ou""
will be here to superintend the rice . hhrpn ahnilf him anH f. v - ; sharp privation of food. The deaths
plantation in which his father, him- d w his i own.-Washing-i are counted-or uncounted-by
have abundant capital ; we have the
best skilled labor, and produce the
.-finest machinery in the vyorld; with
the highest' protection given to wool
en mannfarturprc in anv COUntrV.
" ... J - . -. - . ' nnHMIIAIIM TT 1.1 .1 . J.
... i . r ' pc Kbnd anrl across riruns- 1.11 Cl VUUO aiyuuies are uue tu
ana yet our woolen manuiaciurers o - IU imnoveriahed blood. Hood's Sar-
wick, county. .Wilmington Aiesscn- eaparilfa is the Gne Trae Blood
seiianu uuvciuui ivuaacu xi- iiiti- o post
I ested. They have? about 1,000 acres .
themselves wear foreign woolens
Philadelphia Times.
ger.
Purifiei and NERVE TONIC. famine. Boston Post.
i the thousand daily: And along wifh
this goes, the pestilence of the "black
death" ravagings and depopulating
those districts yet unswept by the . xhursd ay eveni nffat 3:3o o'clock p.
Regular meetings of Mt. Lebanon
I Lodge Xo. 117 A. F. & A. M. are held
in their hall, corner of Xash and Golds
boro streets oh the ist and 3rd Monday
1 nights at joo'clock p. meach month.
: J. I), Pullock, W. M.
Regular meetings of Mt. Lebanon
Chapter No. 27 are held in the-Masonic
flail every 2nd-Monday night at 7:30
o'clock p. m. each month.
Lat Williams, H. P.
Regular meetings of Mt, Lebanon
Commandery Xo. 7 are held in , the
Masonic hall every 4th Monday night
at"7:3o o'clock each month.
W. II. Applewhite, E. C. .
- Regular meetings of Wilson Lodge,
K. of H. No. 1694 are held in their hall
over the 1 st National Bank every ist
m.
B. F. Briggs, Director.
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