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THE WILSON- ADVANCE:! JANUARY 28, 1897.
LOCALS.
At his residence in this place on
rtfi Mr. Thos. T
j uv.cua ,jmw j -
Mrs. Delia Coonce, who was in the Herring:, in the fifty fourth year ct
city this week vis' ting Mrs. D. W9
Davis, has returned to her home in
Hertford.
his age. Mr. Herring has lor several
! months been in very poor health, and
his death, while a shock to "his family ,
Mr. John Lee who left here three
years ago, was in the c
los ing joinder in actions ,fbr wage:
also bill that seats be furnished; for
female emn'ovees in stores and- fc
tories. Resolution' inviting Roy
Stone, of the U. Si Departpient of
Agriculture, to addros the Legisla-
coming the best Cigaratte inhV.er The pbn to build a- railroad ffcm
in this town, and who baa at- Winston Salem to a connection
tained the dignity of being sole pro- with the Seibord Air Line system t
Drietor of a Vim.' will write to the Monroe i met ting with Imuch favor
editor of this paper we will send him vjrom the buisness men of the former
the conditions under which he will be place, who have appoii.t :d a cow mV
and friends, was ' not unlooked for.
; ture'on Friday, Feb 5th was adopted, allowed to contribute to our first tee to secure a charter tor the prop-
tv fuesdav Hewas one ot Wilson's oldest Clti'j
f I T J - , Kaon In fVio ta'lrrincr
rie is now mine mmner uusiness in i . : . . men
-. business heie lor a numoer 01 years. 1
j Two special pension oil's were passed, page after his arrival here.'
ost-d ruad from thev next Legislature
-;w;-- ' Bl11 vvas Paed to pay special venire A cigar which was made fifty-three 1 would give
IUC lrt,IVJIUJ, ; r . . . f -.'..I .'. . -.' w ft , cMMtlorn mullet otJ tl,u
! Hr a reiltunce O CIIJIUU roorc -irrri ic in IhA nnccpscinn rt !1 r U V CSU-l li rt .-uii v.iu v ui'i u I'lC
be Nor!
1 t
Jones county. . 1
, Mr. J. II. Penny h ft yesterday for .
e leaves -a wife and six children to
The funeral servi-
mourn their loss
Florende, S. C. where he goes to 1 ces were held at the Disciples church
take charge of h:s father's business i yesler(j..y afternoon at three o'clock,
in that city. .. . ' after which the remains were in-
Mr. George Ruffin, who is attend-' terred in Ma pie word Cemetery. The
ing the University, came to Wilson ; Advance extends its sympathies to
j
Monday on a visit to his father, Dr. the bereaved family.
no. K. Ruffin.- . .
Mrs. BOykin mother of Mr. W. J.
Boykin after spending some days tp see how other women furnish their
with her son left Monday for her i homes. To satisfy this The Ladie's
home in Richmond. Home K u nal will publish during the
U'onifii Will Get Ideas Here.
Every woman has natural curiosity
cises, but uo mi'enge, the bill apply
ing to several counties.
SENATE. '
The Senate met at noon. Bills
and resolutions were adopted as fol
lows : To amend charter of Ashe-'
i bo? o and Montgomery railroad ; to
amend charier of Durham ; to in
coruorate the Bank of -Greensboro ;
to pension ex slaves who did service
lor the Confederacy ; to suppress
onathan; Keiss, of Locust Valley, ' Seaboard Air Lhje an additional out7
Vnnsylvama It is in peifect condi- i let' Raleigh PrcJ-s Visitor.
Miss Lena Taylor of Whitakers af
ter spending several days in Wilson
the guest of Miss Estelle Brodie, re
turned home Saturday.
Misses Mbllie and'Sue Pearce who
have been in Wilson some time the
guest of Mrs. Susan Wells, returned
to their home in' Rocky Mount Thurs
day. s - -
Mr. Walter Rhode-, a Wilson boy
who went W est soni e y eark ago, is at
home on a visit fv his father, Mr. P.:
B. Rhodes.. He hails from Cali
fornia. .
Capt. J. L- Home of Wilminytor,
formerly one of the popular A. C. L.
conductors, now traveling for Powers,
Gibbs & Co.. was in our town a shoit
while Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Swindell, missionary sec
retary of the Eastern N. C. Confer
ence, who held services here on Sun
day, returned to his home. in Golds
boro Monday.
year interior photographic views ol a
hundred of the. artistic, cheerful and
comfortable homes in America. These
will show in detail the constrution. fit
ling and furnishing of parlors, draw
ing rooms, halls, reception, music
sitting, dining, bed and bath rooms,
kitchens, porches, piazzas, etc. This
unique series will be full of excellent
ideas for every housekeeper or home
maker. It will present views of the
interiors of houses of moderate cost,
which are fitted and furnished with
conspicuous good taste, and at com
paratively small expense.
was rolled bv Georee . Knauss, de
ceased, a cigar maker, who in the
lynchines : to pay a judgment against lon atro resjded Locust Alley.
Make the farm work as light and
pleasant as possible to the ycung folks,
the University ; requiring county 1
commissioners to appoint the time j
and place for all sales under process
j
rennsy
lion in every respect. It is what in V- . ! "
the days when it was made, was Tf f if-rfC: PIIIq
known as a "common cigat,'' retail- .
ing at four for a cent. It has a curl- ! Ctt&f A 11
cd twist on its end, and compares 'j'".
oddly with thereat and perfect make T 'raf 111q
of the cigars of the present'day: Jt v '
of law.
Bil
Dealh of Etlnia Raines Jr.
The Advance regrets to announce
the death of Edwin Barnes, Jr. f which
took place on Wednesday evening,
January 20th.
Mr, Barnes was the son ol Edwin
Barnes and brother of Mr. F, W.
Barnes, one i our leading citizens.
He . married in 1881 Miss Laurine
Davis, daughter of Mr. T. C.. Davis,
and leaves two children. Mr. Barnes
lived in Wilson all his life and had
hosts' of friends here and elsewhere in
the State. His warm 'heart and gen-;
erous disposition endeared him to all
his acquaintances. His health had
been failing for many months and his
death was not unlooked for. -
Mr. Barnes has been identified
with several business enterprises in
Wilson and was appointed in 1893 as
postmaster at Wilson. In his death
our town loses one of its best citizens
and one who always had the welfare
of his native town at heart.
The remains were interred in
Maplewood Cemetery, thef funeral
services being held in St. Timothy's
church. - '
We know of but one community in
the worl where dyspepsia is practic
ally unknown and that is the Shak
ers of Mount Lebanan. N. Y. These
good people have been studying the
subject of digestion for more than a
hundred years, arid that they under
stand it pretty thoroughly, is evidenc
ed in the foregoing fact. Their Di
gestive Cordial is the safest and the
best remedy in cases of indigestion
that we know of. A trial bottle can
be had through your druggist for the
trifling sum of 10 cents. '
The Shaker Digestive Cordial sup
plies the system with food already di
gested, and at the same time aids the
digestion of other foods. It will al
most instantly relieve the ordinary
symptoms ol indigestion, and no suf
ferer need to be told what these are.
Lasol is the best medicine for
Children; Doctors recommend it in
place of Castor Oil.
Rev. P. D. Gold left yesterday tor
Battleboro where he held funeral ser
vices at the' burial of one of his church
members. ,
Mrs. John Gray By num. who
has been in . Wilson some time, re
turned to her home in Greensboro
Monday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Geo. D. Green.
AT RALEIGH.
Happenings In the Legislature Mnce Oar
Last Issue Extracts From the Dailies,
Ur. Woodard Dead.
Our community were shocked last
week to hear of the sudden death of
Dr.Stephen Woodard, one of Wil
sons Co.'s oroninent physicians and
citizens, which sad event occurred at
his home in Black Creek, on Wed
nesday, January 20th. Dr. Woodard
was in the seventyrfirst year ot his
age. He leaves seven children,
among therh our townsmen Hon. F.
A. Woodard, ex-Congressman from
this district and Mr. S. A. ybodard
one of our prominent lawyers. .
For several years Mr. Woodard
has been a great sufferer from rheu
matismcand this was in part the cause
of his death. His 'remains were
brought to Wilson on Thursdey, and
the funeral was held on Friday, from
the residence of Mr. S. A. Woodard
j The burial service, was conducted by
the Masons of which body he was a
.member. '
-To the Dereaved relatives the An-
. .vance extends its , deepest sympa-
. thies.
came up to make two
legal ground for di-
years. desertion a
vorce. . Thel hour of adjournment
! - - ' ! k
having arrived the matter was carried j
over until tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock.
remembering that they cannot see
from the same point as do their old
ers. Routine work, -is tiresome to
young or old in any calling. - In
many ways can the monotony I e
avoided - " -
TOBACCO.
GLKANINfiS FK(m TH15 JTUJJ.lUtU
JOUIiN ALS FOH THE ! HKM'.FIl
OF IHC TO lUOfO FA 11 A I Ks.
St ariflM at the H;ul.
Auq. J. Bogel, the leading drug
gist of Shreveport, La., says: Dr.
King's New Di.-coverv is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it is
the best seller, I have." J. F. Camp
bell, merchant of Shafford, Ariz ,
writes: "Dr. Ki ng 's New . D isco very
is aH that is claimed for it; it never
fails, and is a sure cure for Consump
tion, Coughs and colds. I canqot
say enough - for its ' merits." Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and, Colds is not an ex
periment. It has been, tried lor a
quarter of a century, and today stands
at the head. It never disappoints.
Free trial bottles at B. W. Harg raves
Drug Store.
Notice.
All persons' are. hereby notified not
to cash" check No. 907 1 d rawn in
favor of Jones 6: Beamari by Ander
son & Jones, Wilson, N..C.
y -i-KA'-s. K aieti vri'h bl.i" Tlke
1w igij. Vii3 n'o?!fr. PcfvmthinqKroii tut- JJ".- v
latux nni. imitiithrttx. . ; Uru-iMf. vi.I 4
V O imf ft p I. vtu ," jr,M,:r ,'. rt tltr.t
Jv if i'ill'.X. JU'. !! sittKiiMnl.'.. V(.:c.! r.
Ovt-rpeight Snuiri'ackacn.
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A Toronto tobacconist, R. T.
Boer--, was recently hried $10 and
. t i .J: ?... . i". 1
Co;- v tne ponce magistrate ior iiav
inj. H two cigargettes for one: cent
to r . y under eighteen years of age.
A Reading, Pai dispatch says
tha bHus A. Himmelberger a cigar
mak r of that place, is one ff the five
hei'- t David Reynolds, the North
Cafi..i..i bridge builder who died re-
cently, leaving a fortune, of $5,000,-
000 i 1 The Concord Times, of Thursday.
Ths Internal Revenue officers have sa7s: II wa reported here yesterday
been investigating a number of com- lnat on I hursday afternoon, Mr .Wm
plaints of overjveigh Snuff packages, Smithdeal, a prominent citizen of
which certain manufacturers Have oafisbtiry, well known ligre, had at-
! i . t . . . . . .
been putting on the market, in one, temptea to commit suicide at his
case a one ounce package being said home 1 y taking laudanum. "Several
to weigh one and one-qudrter ounces, doctors were called in, ancsbop had
Steps have been taken to put a stop him out of danger. ' ;
to this practice. ! tu
i.--"' 1,1C rayeuievi.ie UDserver says . 1
Kr . ve ofeve ,he Wanted-fln Idea
r. "r " '" distillery outfit of David P. Willia
and as cos., nrst ana lf5t S4ooo, wbo is the mayor ot
was recently purchased by Mr. David - - "
Dunipp, the weal thyr Tobacco manu- j
1UV.IUI v-i i iiiv. jy i tvv- j.ivj u-iiij yi v i
stated) $5,000.
It is understood that j
BisdadsAp 'aipEpDii snoijiq jo
;pU3I jj SlIBUI JDIS 3t3. AVUl Dy
piBAUl Dip SuiSS3qi2 U3AOjd
3ABq stji snxsJBsXXTjiqi jo
NOTICE.
The town oltWiison will for ten days
receive bids for the delivery of 250
cords of wood at the Pumping station.
The wood to be f;ood menchantable
pine wood and to be delivered during
the year. The .Town reserves the .
right to reject any or all bids. Address
all bids to the Town Clerk.
Jno R. Moore, Clerk.
Jan. 1 2th, 1897J. .
Sold lj ail Luc&i Urut'Btsw.
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS,
in, 113 and 115 Bank St., ;
VA.
finished
NORFOLK,
Large stock of
Monuments, Gravestc r.es, 8l
Ready for shipment.
Designs free.
im5,
Who can thlnfc
of some simple
thlncr to natent?
Protect your Ideas; thy may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN A CO.. Patent Attor
neys, Washington, D. C, tor their $1,800
L USt
and
of two Lundred inventions waatoU.
mm mmvMm
TUESDAY.
HOUSE.
The House met at 10 o'clock.
The following bills and xesolutions
were introduced : To prescribe the
liabilities oi railroads : to allow ad-
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ministrators, guardians, assignees and
the building will be converted into a
Tqbacco stemmery. !
The Chinese clain to have snuft
worth a million dollars a pound. It
looks as if Uncle Sam was to go to
them one' better. Mi. Genson Levy,
says, "Tobacco,"- claims to. have
bought three cents' worth of snuft
from a merchant in New! York which
is likely to cost the me'rehant $10,
000. He is in the Hospital claiming
to be suffering lrom aqute lead pois
oning, which ' malady he claims was
caused by the snuff,, and he is to be
moved to the Monteflore Home. V
. - .
At the recent annual meeting of the
Henderson (N. C ) "Storage Ware-
prize offer
Real Estate Brokers and Commission Merchants. '
Office Corner Nash and Goldsboro sts , Wilson, N. C.
Real Estate Bought and Sold. . ( Rents
We ofier for sate Building Lots in the town of Wilson and-Else where.
: Farms for sale: ;
1,070 acres, 500 acres cleared, large
dwelling, &c.
no acres, ajl cleared, welling, &c.
306 " im proved.
500
150 acres, improved, dwelling, &c.
46 " V
98
60 "
We invite intending settlers to call and see us. Correspondence solicited.
ESfInformation given free of charge. , -
fiduciaries to charge premiums paid ! house' Company the eld officers were
re-eiecieu: as ionows jresiaent, J.
P. Taylor; Vice President, J. H. Las-
security companies to estates, the
sum not to exceed 4 per cent per
annum on amount of such bonds ; to
siter; Secretary and Treasurer, Alex
Board of Directors. DJ Y. Cooner.
S. Watkins, J. B. Owen W S. Par
ker, Owen Davis, J. Di Cooper, G.
B. Harris, J. B. Taylor, jj. H. Lassi
ter. A dividend ol 16 Jer cent, was
permit fishing with nets in;Tarand;H- Gary; Inspector, !W. E. Gary;
Pamlico rivers ; to incorporate. Sara
toga, Wilson county ; regarding,
length of time persons employed in
manufacturing concerns shall be
worked; appropriating a sum for
dormitory for boys at institution lor declared, indicating excellent and
white blind ; to incorporate the" very satislactory management during
Chatham ' Traction Company ; to ' the Past year. ,
amend charter of the .Fayetteville & The following pertinent editorial
Albemarle railroad. The House de- j item appears in the ! Prison Mirror,
cided to hold no day session tomor- the; bright paper, oublished in the
row, but meet tomorrow evening at Stillwater (Minn.) State prison by the
8 o'clock. The bill to repeal the convicts: "If the Minnesota' boy who
stock law act in Cumberland county spends his time enlightening his un
and allow the people to vote on the derstanding with the valorous deeds
question in April passed its second of dime novel heroes I who i in.
Bill passed al- spired with the noble ambition of be-
WHO WEAR
E. P. Reed & Go's Waukeniast Shoes
and, third readings
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Can now find them at
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KIRBY'S
Also other makes and styles of -
Bring the children around and have them fitted up with
Tittle Giant'' School Shoes.
We guarantee our p-0ods to wear well.
RESPECTFULLY,
"THY
owrBcrid & Kirby.