THE WILSON ADVANCE: JULY 15, 1897.
The Wilson Advance.
THEOTH K'R SID K.
A HiraetallicTalk.
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Wilson. N. C.
Mr. Kingsbury and Mr. Kil
go are at it with gloves off. A
lively fight seems to be pn the
topics. :
In his letter, addressed to . London, July 12 An important
the Railroad Commission, conference was held at the Foreign j
Governor Russell has taken a Office today between Senator AVol-
! stand, which if followed out, cott, former Vice-President Stevenson !
will produce startling results, and General Paine, the members ot
He claims that property should the United States bimetallic commis-
be taxed, not according to its sion,and Ambassador Hay, and j
value, but according to the Lord Salisbury, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach. Mr. Arthur Balfour, and
If his idea should become a Lord George Hamilton,
law it seems to us that a dam- I- The conference was preliminiry to
S.
B. DEANS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
in -i - rf-v 1 tt
P. O. Box 162.
WiLSOX.x.c,
L 0 r d Salisbury accompanied
Messrs. Wolcott, Stevenson and
per would be put upon all in- carrying on further negotiations on
dustry. He argues that "as the snbject of international bimetal-;
the North Carolina railroad lism. It was understood that France'
earned in . 1896 what was was ready to co-operate with the
equivalent to 3 per cent inter-. United States and Great Britian in .
est On 0,000,000 tnat Hie rora agreement luuKing iu iiuciuuuiii
tax valuation should be 6,000,- bimetallism
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Carry this argument to the
farm and, wre would have the Paine on Saturday to luncheon -at
industrious farmer who culti-4 Windsor, where they were received
vated his 30 acres and 'makes by the.Queen, and presented to her
an average of $10 per acre Majesty their commissions as special
called upon to list his farm envoys. Their reception was entirely
at 1 66, 66 per acre. Now if informal. ..-
If a
Tobacco growers in Robertson j PrOieSSLOIial Cards
county, Tenn , are almost in uepau.
Owing to lack-of rain plant beds are
going to waste,-and much of the to
bacco ground will have to be pre
pared over again when the long de
layed season finally sets in, The in
dications are that Ihere will not-be
more than half a crop. Tobacco is a
oreat staple of the cou nty and the,
curtailment of the crop will work
great hardship on all classes. Not
for twenty years has the tobacco sea
son been so late and unfavorable-Ledger.
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"13 ... F TAYLOR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR vr '
. V NASHVILLE, ,'. c '
Practices in Nash, Edgecoml u-i
: Pitt and Halifax cooties
a--j- simms-- '
a. j simms .& co: "M
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE AGEX?S
Office in rear of Court House '
P. 6. Box 162. WILSON, x c
Geo. Stevens' Salaried Arm.
" The miners' strike is assum- j ?rm land which can only pro- j
ing vast proportions. . Already ; duce a net income of $10 per
the railroad companies have .! aLre 10 e a VdluJlloj1 U1 Charlotte has given the Northern
becnm to confiscate" coal, pas- $l 66.66 where would our diamond two good players this sea-
Qi'no- nvpr flipir rp;nprtivp ImPQ i iamiers, WHO Claim lO
x"
Are the Messengers of Sense, the Telegraph.
System of the human body.
Nerves extend from the brain to every part
j c r of the body and reach every organ.
Nerves ure like fire good servants but hard
1 V masters. ' ,
N erves are fed by the blood and are therefore
like it in character.
Nerves will be weak and exhausted if the
blood is thin, pale and impure.
Nerves will surely be strong and steady if
the blo'd is rich, red and vigorous. ,
Nerves find a true friend iu Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla because it makes rich; red blood.
Nerves do their work naturally and well,
; the -brain is unclouded, there are no
- ' neuralgic pains appetite and diges-
tiou'are good, when you take
H.
G. CONNOR,
.Attorney at Law,
WILSON, - - N.C.
Offire . Branch & Co's. Eank B-uiId:n
Capa Fear and. Yadkin Valley Ry,
. John Gill, Receiver.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
In effect May 30,
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and the supply of coal in the j nave maae upwaras .01 200 . wIth tbe Atlantic city nine, and
o-reat manufacturino- cities is ! Per af.e' on. hemes, in is year Qeoree Stephens, who is usins: his
son -Will JRoberston, who is playing
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.eave Sanfurd
getting low.
We congratulate the Char
lotte Observer upon their en
terprise. Always newsy, and
what is more, reliable, this pa
per is nowr published in eight
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uc. iiicii iciiici wuuiu vci- stronR riht arm in behalf of Orange,
ued for taxes at just $3,333.33 N j - ;r
per acre, and they would be . The Orange team clayed against
called upon to pay taxes on r.the CresenlSf ot-. Philadelphia, several
tms amount, In other word?, ' day3 A Philadelphia paper- in:
it would seem that tne govern- an"account bft!je game said :
or thinks that all incomes ac-; .ctP TTn,w;tu-nf mk.
pao;e form and bv the use of p1 Uil1 ; . ' " " "''Carolina pitcher, was in the box for
their new presses .thev are the "i"",' "'- uV-; the QranEe team and his fine Wok
Sarsaparilla -
The One TrusBlooxl Purifier. All druggists. $1.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass.
I, -, n1, tha best family cathartic
nOOU S PliiS and liver stimulant. 25c.
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last to go to press and the first
to leave it.
We have before us the last
catalogue of the State Normal
& Industrial school, at Greens-.
boro. This school is doine a
long to the State.
IjIsGUAC h FU L CO M U CT.
contributed largely to the victory.
Miller pitched great ball for the Cres
cents until the fifth inning, when Or
ange, bunched some well placed hits
and managed to score five runs."
Stephens made two runs, played an
We all know that small boys
are not only thoughtless but at
times absolutely cruel, without
in the least intending the full eroress me; sto,,: Uv" bases :.
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. .i .i n- t. sirucK uuc nve men.
.rrpat wnrl- fnr fliP vnunrr xvnm 10 urY ln3-I UieV lnillCt. It IS
great work ior tne young worn ,J J . i . , . The Dranw tMm a;ii tvp
pnnfthp Shtp and shnlilrl re alsd granted that the home 1 Ahe,rUrane team p'a the
en 01 tne btate and SllOUld re- g f New York National League team
ceive hearty encouragement at Pg ) e; .P . '.Wednesday The Record savs :
th handc of fM-prv r.uvnn rf i anu.siiouiu exercise uie nornr, j J '
tne Lands ot ever citizen ol , a J The Orange Athletic Club will be
North Carolina. - lu iuul ior uie nume team, i rA c .u:...
but when grown men and boys xiiy S!lcluniCU iU1 ",1S. sIUC' .
old enough to know better, vvhcn the' Place Qecrge Stephens in
carry their zeal to the extent the boxv st year Stephens won
that it even passes rowdyism every, game he pitched for Orange,
and becomes ruffianism it Js e teams he played against including
time that a halt should be call- Boston and Washington league
ecj - - j teams. If the New Yorks are' able
If scenes like that witnessed to m:lke "ny hits on his delivery,
The English railroads5 are reported
to have struck on a plan of' bringing
the producers and the consumers
closer together. They will take
boxes weighing not -more than 60
pourds on' fast passenger trains and
deliver them at the buyer's house in
London at the rate, of 8 cents for 20
NORTH CAROLINA, ) In the Supe-
1 Wilson, county, f rior Court.
In the matter of )
J.J. HALES. ORDER.
To the Court. )
Whereas Jos. J. f'ales, a citizen and
resident of the County of Wilson, in
theState of North Carolina, has filed
his petition in the Superior court of
Wilson county pursuant to the provis
ions of Chapter 27 of the Code, entitled
"Insolvent Debtors" Ivhich petition,
with the schedules thereto attached,
are on file in the office of" the Clerk of
said court, and has, in all respects,
complied with the provision of the law.
Now therefore, the creditors of the
said Jos. J Hales, are hereby-required
to shov,cause. before the undersigned
at my office in Wilson, N. C, on.the.
31st day of July, 1S97, why the prayer
of the petitioner should riot be granted.
Let a copy of this order be published
in the Wilson Advance, a newspaper
published in ' WiLon, N C, for three
successive weeks. -
J. D. BARDIN, -.
Clerk Superior Court.
June 30th, 1897. - 25-31.
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J 1 I IiiOr-ii nrn V-i-t nklrt "O -1 1
five pounds. This shows that the
English railroad men are beginning
to catch on to.the American Express
idea. Wilmington Star. .
We beor leave to differ. The
. American Express dea is , to
collect 20 cents (or more) on 2
pounds freight and carry" noth
ing for less than 25 cents. We
know because we had to pay
50 cents last week . for the
transportation of a 4 pound
package, which, by the Eng
lish plan, Should have cost only
eight cents.
'PREACHING vh. PRACTICE."
Quite, a remarkable article"
appeared ih last week's Times.
. The editors seem to have a
grievance against the tobacco
warehousemen and occupy two
and one-half colums of their
editorial page in "telling their
troubles" to the public. '
Perhaps if the editor of the
Times had sold his tobacco
with the gentlemen who did
GIVE HIM THEIR PATRONAGE LAST
year he wrould have retained,
the printing from, at least, one
of the four warehouses.
It stems ' to us that the dear
brother should get a pick axe
and work on his own beam be
fore essaying the removal of
the mote in the warehouse
man's eye. k
rlar lact arp r L ft-rr,,'n- ! l.eaguers have been able to do. Bill
then all decent, self respecting J'ce wiir have the lul1 contingent
citizens should refuse to attend wlth hlm and Clarke or Lawyer Sul
the games, thereby, in a man-' livan wil1 be in the Points-
ner, adding the weight of their
tacit approval to the acts of a
. ... J . T 1 T . r I
uuwu ui uiigcuueiiiciujy rui-; Greensboro, T uly 1 2. A new even -
New Paper at Greensboro.
fians.
I .ing daily will be launched here soon.
Decision on Original Package.
T .. a TTT'1
vviicu d ciuu cunies 10 vvu- its managers will be Messrs. Clem
son they become the guests of-Wrfeht and J. J. btone. The new'
the town and so long as they ' paper wni be called the Evening"
comport themselves as gentle-j Telegram. If is heavily backed and
men uicy buuuiu ue treatea as ; will doubtlesrsucceed.
suph, and it becomes the duty
ot every citizen, as well as po-.
lice officer of the town; to
ee that the honor of the town' Charleston, S. C, July lo-In the (
is maintained. It filled us with United States circuit court Here today
a deep sense ot mortification Jude Slmonton rendered a decision
and shame to witness the scene ; in the -original package"-store, plac-,
at the ball grounds last Thurs-1 lng: such instltuons on practically
day, in which grown men not the se ground as state dispen
only encouraged the small boy s:ines m ' ; ' v. f I
but actually tQOk part. I There is more Catarrh in this section
THE STATE
Normal and Indastrial College,
GREENSBORO, N. C ,
Offers the young women of the S ae
thorough professional, literary, classi
cal, scientific, and industrial education.
Annual expenses $90 to $130. Faculty of
25 members. More , than 4C0 regular
students. Practice school of 126 pupils
for teachers. More than 1,200 matricu
lates representing every county in the
State except three. Correspondence
invited from those desiring competent
trained teachers. To secure board in dor
mitories all f ree-tuition applications must
le made before, August 1st. For catalogue
and information, address
President Chas D. McIver;
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North Carolina
College of Agriculture
; ' and Mechanical Arts.
WILL OPEK SEPTEMBER 9 th, 1897.
Thorough academic, scientific and
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Sanford with the Seaboard Air Line,
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J- W. FRY,
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Railroaa
W. E. KYLE,
Gen' Pass, Agent.
For County Students. -For
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By special arrangement
we offer -
We refrain from mentionihpf of the country than all other diseases
any' nam.es but give all men put together, and until the last few;
Ikirarnino; that -should such ars' was T pposed to b incurable
1 1 t , 1 -For a great many years doctors pro-
ciitnv,x au ut .uupcudicH 111 nounced it a local disease, and pre-;
Our presence, for the honor of scribed lcal remedies, and by con-'
the town we will not -hesl- stantly failing to cure with local treat
tate tO publish the names of mcnt' Pronounced it incurable. Science 1
those to blame. -I has proven catar.rh 1 b? a constku- i
i tionai aisease. ana thereiore requires
1 constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca- j
ta'rrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. !
Apply for Catalogue to ,
Alexander 0. Holladay, LL. D., Pres't.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
GREENSBORO
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Golie
NORTH CAROLINA.
Kill Against Free Passes.
fac
simile .
Clgsatnra
is ea
i,t , - ' t i r, ' . Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
Washington. July 12. Represent-: - , ' . . . ' , , ,
. r i Only constitutional cure on the market.
ative Stokes, of South Carolina, to- ; It-is taken internally in doses from 10 '
day introduced in the House a bilrto ' drops to a teaspoonful. It acts direct- j
prohibit the issuance by railroads ot ty on he blood and mucous surfaces of j
iree transportation to members of the system They offer ico for any j
Congress, Federal judges, the heads cas il Ls cure Send for circulars
- . - , and testimonials. Address,
of executive departments of the gov- j f J. CHENEY. & CO , Toledo, o.
ernment, and chiefs of bureaus. . j-Sold by Druggists, 75c. !
Fiftysecond Session of this college
begins .
Wednesday, September 8th, '97.
Advantages of College and Conserva
tory offered at moderate cost.
A Faculty of Specialists
Ample Equipment.
" A Pleasant Hoe.
Cctalogue on application.
DRED PEACOCK, President
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