THE WILSON ADVANCE: JULY 1. 1897
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FROM CURRITUCK
Mary Mav; o ie ol the pretty four-
ore - fr arH
1 U LnbKUlVr.Il. ; Mrs; j W. Barnhardt who lives at
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j Cannonville, , was burned to death
Are Kiikdiifartetl.
Potash
REVIEW OF RECENT HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Saturday.
is a
ine
, NORFOLK, VA.
Large stock of finished
necessary and important Monuments Gravestones, &
. 1 .7I1IUU1CI I.
redient of complete , ier- nes
Editors, as a rule, are kindheirted
and liberal. An exchange tells of a
subscriber to a certain paper who died
and left fourteen ' years subscription
The New Berne Journal says that a- unpaid. The editor appeared at the
R. L. B easel y, jeweler, ot Fayette-: schooner picked up the body of an grave as the lid was being screwed
ville has made an assignment. j unknown young man floating' at sea down for the lasttime, and put in a
The Wadesboro Messenger re-j oft CaPe Hatteras. j The body was linen duster, a thermometer, a palm
ceived a cotton bloom on the 23d. j well dressed and in a pocket was a leaf fan, and a receipt lor making ice.
. : watch still running The young man
Monroe is to vote on the question is uppOPpd to havi been lost from a The standing of the editcr is never
of issuing $30,000 oi bonds for water psin steameri ; appreciated until his spirit has winged
WOrkS' ' j Clinton Democrat: Mr: Marshall its fliSht to real,ns of end!"s
Mrs. Smith, a lady evangelist irom Q 0 h-hU, rMnpPtpi n;tl7,nanH This is clearly evidenced in the lol
Florida, is paeaching on the streets of wdl tQ do fanner of Willis Creek, lowin2 letter ol condolence, sent by a Qf p0tash.
Hickory. ' i, Bladen cduntv. died last'-week.: . lawyer to the widow of an editor : "I
r a a c C T - c n- T r 1 r f U. Can not tell how pained I Was tO hear periment on the best farms in the United States is ,
Mrs A. A. Springs, of Lexington, ; Mrs. Sallie J. Crumpler, relict oi the . 1 , , . f0idin a little book which we publish and will gladly i
TUT? fnTTBEB wnm,
I TTT J TT1 ar.rl TTP Pnnl. Ox '
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tilizers. Crops oi all Kinas .
require a propcuy L-aiai4.
manure. The best
urns tree.
'I
Fertilizers
contain a high percentage
All about Potash the results of its use by actual ex-
o P
.
Tli em !
The Man or Woman
who has bouo-ht
N. C, was murdered by an unknown hte J Haywood Crumpler, died on
man last week. . ' ; ;
A man by the name of Price killed
one Hampton, in Ashe county, near
the Tennesse line, a iew days ago.r
tho 12th inst , in Hoheycutl town
ship, after a lingering illness. She
was aged about 73 years.
Newbern Journal: v R. D. Hodges,
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Th n,..;, c, U-m that sr. ! of Kershaw, N. C , presented E. H.
far as is known there is only one per
son in the State w ho is both deal and
and J. A. Meadows, Monday, with a.J
barrel oi Irish potatoes that must
blind. ,
The High Point -Enterprise says
there is an undercurrent of feeling in J.
'Lexington that Mrs. Springs mur
derer lives in the town
Is it any wonder that there are so
many murderers ? According to sta
tistics there were in this country last
year 10 652 murders, and only, 122
legal executions. . . .
Mr. J. F. Bulhnger has inverted
and patented a plow that is remarka
ble for its ingenuity and usefulness.
It does the work oi twelve different
plows, or of any number under
twelve. Ex. '
Wm. H. Piatt, of Wilmington, who
was recently appointed a cadet at
West Point, has successfully passed
entrance examinations. Only 3S out
of 103 cadets successfully passed the
examinations. .
The President has nominated Her
schel Harkins, to be collector of in
ternal revenue for the fifth district of
North Carolina, and Theo. E. Mc
Crary to be postmaster at Lexington,
n. c. .-' ' .
Seme days ago a postoffice inspec
tor played hide hide and seek with
T. J. Holler, a postmaster at Rocky
Pass. It 'was said he had been rob
bing letters for some time. Holler is
under arrest.
Mr. Tohn M. McKinnon, a promi
nent Populist pglitician of Robeson
county is dead. Mr. McKinnon was
a candidate ' 1 for the nomination for
Congress before the test Populist con
eressional coiivention at Lumberton
The taking of evidence for defense
in the trial of James B. Duke, Josiah
Brown and other officers of the
American Tobacco Company, indic
ted on the charge ot conspiracy in
restramt of tirade, has begun in the
court of General Sessions ol New
York before Judge Fitzgerald.
I A joint stock company is being
formed to build a railway line from
Morganton to Blowing Rock, to be
run by electric or comprersed air
motor power. . Already much of the
stock has been subscribed and capi
talists at Morgantdn, Raleigh and
New York are engaged in the pro
motion oi the scheme. '
Newbern Journal: Some sample
leaves; of tobacco from Street's and
potatoes
take the premium for size, as the
barrel wras filled by 165 of these po
tatoes. Any person knowing how
many potatoes of the ordinary -size
it takes to fill a barrel can appreciate
the size oi these 165 potatoes.
The school at Whitsett, Guilford
county, has been incorporated, and
the name changed to Whitsett Insti
tute. It was formerly Fairview Insti
tute and Commercial College. For
a number of years the institution has
beenwell patronized, having yearly
over two hundred students enrolled
The past year it sustained its former
record, and enrolled students irom
Seven States and thirty counties.
Oxford Ledger; We learn from
ex-Tudge Graham, attorney for the
parties, that Messrs. J .' G. White, oi
New York, and C.- Hambly have
purchased of Mr. D. G. Cheatham
his mill tract,, containing 275 acre's
at the .rjrice of 7 500. They will
immediately put in aVery large plant'1
to work-the mine on an extensive
scale, compressed air being used as
the power to drive the drills instead
ot steam. They have also deter
mined to begin work at once upon
their properties near Adoniram in
North Granville. We welcome these
enterprising capitalists to our com
munity and hope they will receive
encouragement in the efforts to de
velop the hidden resources oi the
county.
of the death of your husband. He is
in heaven. We were bosom friends,
but, alas ! we can never meet again.
Newspaperdom.
GETTING READV
Every expectant mother has
a trying ordeal to face. If she does not
mail free to any farmer in America who will write for it,
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There are 87,103 positions under
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subject to the rules oi the civil service
Of these 16,573 were placed on the
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I5958 by President Harrison and
55.Q37 by, President Cleveland during
his two terms oi office.
There are 9,531 persons in the ser
vice who may be appointed to office
without examination by the President.
This does not include laborers or
fourth-class postmasters. Of these, I
4,308 have a fixed tenure of office for
four' years : 3,804 .are appointed for
Pettigrew's farm were exhibited here good behavior Washineton letter
1 uesday ana presented an excellent
appearance, both in size and looks.
The t6bacco on this farm will aver
age wasit high, and will run' 800 to
1,000 pounds to the acre. While all
crops in this vicinity seem to be
gVeatly in need of rain, tobaceo seems
to be suffering less than any other
crop and is generally looking fine.
to the Chicago Record.
Mental Telepathy.
Why take Johnson's
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Because it cures the
mqst stubborn case
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A gentleman of Statesville while
reading Sunday thought of a. negro
whom he had not seen or thought of
lor fifteen years. He cannot tell why
he thought of the negro, but suddenly
the negro and some of his antics came
into his mind. The strange . part of
this story is that the gentleman read
in Tuesday's Raleigh News and Ob
server an account of the negroe's
death on Sunday from a wound in
flicted by white boy on that day.
Statesville Landmark.
it,
there is no telling
what may happen.
Child-birth is full
of uncertainties ii
Natra-?.. I3 not given proper assistance.
Mother's Friersd
is tho best help you can use at this time.
It is a liniment, and when regularly ap
plied several months before baby comes,
it make the advent easy and nearly pain
less. It relieves and prevents " morning
sickn?." relaxes the overstrained mus
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ens labor, makes recovery rapid and cer
tain without any dangerous after-effects.
Mother's Friend is good for only one
.purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood of
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$1 dollar perbot,tle at all drug stores, or sent
by mail on receipt, of price.
Free Books; confining valuable informa
tion'for womer, will be sent to any address
upon application to I
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Ordered
Election
P n b 1 i c S ehd ol
on
Question
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' On Tuesday after tiia 2nd Monday in Aogiist .... '
Within the year 1897, the, Board of County
Commissioners of every county, shall cause an- election to be
held in every ."school" district in their respective counties, upon
the question of .levying a special district (township) tax for the
public schools of said district (township,) and notice of Jthis
election shall be given by the County Commissioners at their
regular June meeting. And such notice shall be published in
ihe county papers, and, posted on the school houses of said dis
trict (township)." Acts ot General Assembly, 1897, Sections
2654 and 2655, as repealed by Acts, 1897.
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Vfaanci i-Joilera fioia 12 to 40
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ALMOST FREE,
TOWfl TOPies, 'Sut' arsa
2C8 th Ave., N. Y., v' FIFTEEN cents in
stamps, any one of
the following prjzo novels (TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-SIX pa?es, regular price FIFTY
cts.); for FIFj'Y cents any FOUR; for ONE
DOLLAR any' TEN ; foe. ONE DOLLAR AND
A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes.
6-THE SALE OF A SOUL. Ey C. M. 5. Mc-I-fllan-'
.. 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KING. By A. S. Vav
8 SIX MONTH3 IN HADES. By Clarice I.
Olinurham. . :
-TIIE SKIRLS OF. CHANCE. By Captain
Alfred Thompson. ' i---1
15 AN TIION Y KENT. Bv Charles Sofces Wayne.
U AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE. .By Champion
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12- AN UNSPEAKABLE SIEEN. By John Gilliat.
13- TH AT DKEADFUL WOMAN. By Harold It.
14- A DEAL IN DENVER, By Gilmer HcKen-
15- W"hT? SAYS GLADYS. By David Christia
?nrrav.' . '
i5 A VEKY EEilARSABLE GIRL. By L. H.
Bickford. -
17-A, MARRIAGE FOR HATE. By Harold E.
13OtJTOF THE RUT.PHnR. By T. O. De I-on.
l'ri-HF: iRONG TAN. Bv Champion BisseR.
"tn-THE HTTNf FOR HAPP1NE33. By Anita
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-il'.lt i-TFANGE EXPERIMENT Ey Harold
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Uiilicate by the nuaabers the novels yon ivanL
Ollice Board ol Commissioners ol Wilson
- Wilson, N. C,
; . ' June 7th, 1897. J 4
.In compliance Yith the Order aboys set forth, It is ordered by the
Board of Commissioners ot said cpunty, that an election be
held at the time and for the purposes above set forth, under
the provisions and regulations in the election for members of
the General Assembly. And in said election to decide the
question as to levying ten cents on the $100.00 property, and
thirty cents, on each poll, as a special tax for schools. Notice
is hereby given to all persons of said election and its purpose.
By order of the Board of Commissioners of Wilson coun
fy, N. C, Jiine 7th, 1897.
g: h. GRirri,
, ... Clerk c'f the Boari
BUSINESS PEOPLE'S
FROM-
Goldsboro Xb Norfolk
AND RETURN.
This is the first excursion ever nm fn nrfaM-'r tttctxti7cc mfv
Kecluced rates at all hotels and to all summer resorts adiarent to NorlolK.
bea baths at Ocean View and Virginia Beach.
You can go to Baltimore, Washington, or Philadelphia.
Special cars for ladies and their escorts. ,
The refreshment cars divide the train. No whites allowed in cars forcol3
people and vice-versa.- ' 4
. Only 56 persons allowed to car, thus giving every one a comfortable seat.
Yoii can see Gospoft Navy Yard, Hampton Roads, New
News, The Largest Dry Dock in the World, Fortress
Monroe, and Many other places of interest,
and all for a mere song. '
Train leaves Goldsboro 7:15 a. m, Tuesday, July &
Returning leaves Norfolk 10:30 p. m., Wednesday, Jul)' 'j"
Fare for round trip from Wilson, - 2.73'
See or write to any of the undersigned managers for other particulars.
WILSON MANAGERS: ' NASHVII.T.E MJVinrpc v ' rv wt. MA'AGt
NASHVILLE MANAGERS.
J. P. ARRINGT
WILLIS WARD.
S- h JLGUSSON. J. P. ARRINGTON. V L PETT