The Wilson Advance
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Wilson, N. C.
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J AMKS AV. 'LAN-CASTKK,
Attorney-at-Law,
WILSON, X. C.
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Inferior rouit of WhJf"
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t J.i.o iu Wil.M ami a.lj-.mng conntie
q YY. BlVwN.T,
Attorney - at - Law,
"Ofllw .Public Smure, '.rear of Court
Hoii'-n.
WiLou, N. CM Oct. 10th 79. r
WILSON CCLLEGIUE SEMINARY
(FOR YOUNG LA 1)1 KS.)
Bt-kt talmt f ini.iovo.l in all l part ments
Situation unusually healthy."., . . ;
Boai-1. jn-r .( -ioii of w-eks iii-liihr,f
furl, "liiiht ami (untiMied room $")0,OU.
tl'f r cli U"'' nvo'lonitc.
Kail Session beii 'September hi. -V ,
For catul'"ui: urinfoVinsitioii. a'MrrsV
" J . ii. UltK W KR,l'rim:inal.
Wilson CoUegiute, Institute
I'Ulj ROTH SEXES-r
STRICTLY NO'S - SECTARIAN
Kor years the most sueecsful Pchool ii)
'Ea-vier'n' (,tr..!ii.a. .The hot .advantages
and lowrsi rales. Healthy' location- Aide
nnd: Kxpei ieiic. 'l Teaeheis. l'ine I.ihiary
and. Apparsit.is. Spaei.onsV r.ui'diii'r. A
plra?Tiiil rdneati"! at home.
AveraL'v expenses, $ I Sf per year. Music.
vri9 "Session extends from -first)
Houdav in Si'pti'uihef to tirst Thursday in
Jmiih. Ai!die-s. f.r Catalogue,
H. llAbSril.L, A. M., TViiieipal.
jlflS-tf . iNon, N. C.
"Youiij'b I.
F. niii.-j" and
yes'.tlit. '
save 3'onr
J. T. Young fc Bro.
HKALEH IN
FINE-ilVATCUKS. DIAMONDS.
JEWlJLUY. SILVER WARE,
..Manufacturer of all kinds of
fUin Cold Jewelry, Mags, Cadges, k c
.The best 8 1 0, castor, and ,0). clock
erst)!d. American watches at the lowest
price. Solid silver i spoons, forks Ac,
chtaprr than ever. Your orders' afe so
licited and Nvili bj .promptly attended by
J. T. YOUNG cfc BRO. .
l'Kri:itM!t iio, Va.
ect 30th '70.-U
Lemon Tabourne,
The Old Reliable Barber
May always be found at hi shop on Tat
toro Street. avI lore he will be pleased -h:
ve his friends and former patrons.
Shaving 10 els; shaving and cuttiii!?
hair 30 cx-nt.
ap-lS If.
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S A L E
I desire to announce that I havr for sale
chmp t bi pair of tine. RH 'Jersey ts
w'uch I woiiM hkr. to sell soon
S. B. FAUMEli, Wilson, X. C.
auglO tf.
Big Pay.
A C, E N T S
W A N T ED .
We wat a limi:.,t nnmhrr of ' ne'ive. pnfrcftic
f"u,rs V "V-"" ,n l'l-:--t 4ml protlial.ie
Dumhos. i,o,ut m. u will Uu.Ulo-. a rare chance
To Make Money
uu'"1" l!---- ;n-,-r till, ah,.m:;l( ntbv
.J'H-r.ddfeinj stamp for reply, mu!i.,r wjru
Vo'r h-Yebw '" i-- None iu
, , 'n-aivm.ins ue.-,l apply
l-ly .riNLtAtAUYl.Y iVu.: Atlanta,;a
.Xorth Carelina. . v
WiUon County. ) Superior Court.
Charles i,uith and wit. .leunie Smith
md John lira well, a minor, app0ar
Ing by: h,a next Ineud,t'l;arlesMn,U,,
1 laiuv.ae. '
Kliza Joyncr kud Joo Jovncr,
ftSUvMlllU., '
vs.
De-
Tetition to sell real property fr divisior
ion
lO said Orleudants. ih.-ir ii -i- t
U)rneyst take notice that the plaintiff above
named have I u-tiiuse 1 the above entitled
Stfoceedhir aga-iast yon i the court abovi
aiaed toobtam an order to'sed for divisior
ft wrtaiir lot iu Wilson town-hip adiohun
U lots, of Mrs. J. A. TyiWs, !, 5. O. I jf.
Iuibi. aud John Klhs, which del uded
and at-
v- -iu w .'ieiK-i i instead t. !.
j'i's at law; and that you are required to
aim answer or uemur to the peti
1 (f the pbintitls, within six weeks from
ate, or thy i!aintis will apply to tlu
"Hirt for the relief demanded iu the
cir pe- j -
Mil -.r. : -i, . - .
. Uiveu this August 27th. 1SS0.
II. c M)s;
!Ur! e,.k ))')hm Superior Court.
rmy A V ogdard, Attorneys for ITfft
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V 1- yily: :.;fPP
VOL. 10.
NORFOLK CARDS.
I
Sam. IIowiE-i.
II. II0OUE3
HODGES & HODGE
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
. ......AND......
Ladies Trimmed Goods, .
40 COMMERCE ST.,
NORFOLK. VA.
scj)2i-tf : . ;
;iIonse Est.blished 1870. .;
JONES. LEE &CQ,
(SucctvRors to SAVAGE, JONES A LEE.
Cotton Factors &
COrVlMISSION MERCHANTS,
28 Rotl.ery's ll'harf, -Noufolk, Va.
A large, capital,' a lnn; 'X'ericiice anrl a
commodious warvhoiift, located iniiiiedirte
ly upon tlie Elizabeth River, where 'the
(lep! h of wiitcv i gulfieient for th larjjest'
teameis and sail vessel, ive u un&urpa?s
fld facilitiVM for conducting the General
Commi-bioii; Husiness. .
Liherai advances in cash, o" goods or
prodtic ordered to Ik held, and that ship
ped for immediate sale U disposed of on the
first favi.rahle market, and the iroceed
fitfiit. a-s directi-d. In all na-e. giv:n strict
personal at'ention to tl e.fRunpimr, ieUinj;
und wciliinj; of consignments.
Cton Ragging. Ties and , Twine at low
est, prices, and shipping tugs and a weekly
S rfolk p:tper sent free of cIijujc to patrons
3d. -illl i
i:i:iiiiiii is:ti.
Arthur G. Freeman,
Dealer in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
1441 Main St., Head Market Square,
: NORFOLK, VA.
OQVrs his large stock at .bargains.
Ladies double case 'gold watches as low
as :14.t);i ; - i; '
Gee.ts' s-tein winding, double case $ l .00.
Solid go!l S"t of jewelry for Misses $5.00
Fine gold plated sets for ladies $ t $lu,
So' m1 ss.50 to
The e are but pmn" of the many induce
n ents I am otlering at my iiew store.
Wedding grid Engagement Rings
always on hand,
engraving free ot charge. ,
Watches and jewelry repaired and war
ranted. ,1
vour orders to me and thev will be
promptly lillcd. - ?
A. C. FREEMAN.
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FARMER & WAIN WRIGHT
Founders of Brass and Iron, and
Manufacturers of
AGRICILTIRAL IWLKMEXTS,
at their'old stand
. WILbOX, .XQRTli CAROLINA.
Manufacture and keep on hand anyt and
thy largest fctoek of
f
IMELEMEiSTS
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the State for the Farm, made of the bes
aterial and by skilled workman.
AH goods warranted to
or no sale.
give satisfaction
He will cotupare prices with ny first
c:la.s house. The patronage received! at the
hands of the .farmers and the trade In and
out.of the State bears us out in this, for
which we return our sincere thanks and
hope we-will merit a continuance c'f the
same.
FARMER & WA1XWRIGI1T,
Wilson, X. C?
Ap,2.3-Iy
Wbotten & Stevens,
FURNITURE DEALERS AND
Wilcox, N. C.
We have on hand a large ani well se
lected stock of Farlor and Chamber Furni
ture and are constantly receiving additions
thereto.
We make cheap bodstea Is and mattresses
a specialty; ' 7 4
Picture frames moldings aud pictures in
great variety sold cheap. ;
llepairing neatly and promptly done.,
ami satisfaction guaranteil, --1
RoseWood and metall burial cases from
the cheapest to the best bronzed raes.
stp 17-ly. ,
N.
O T I C E
The tax books for the year are now
'ia my bauds for collection, and tax payers
are reipiesteu to call at my omoe m the
euuri hou.-e and tettlo their taxes ' as soon
; as convenient. , ' ,
K. II, WlXST EAi, SJicrijl
tp22.-4t Wihsuu Count y.
f'LET ALL THE K.XDS TUOf
WILSON, N. C,
son Advance.
FRIDAY ...
OCTOliEU S.1SS0
"liovethou thy neighbor," wc are told,
"Even as thyself.'; That breed 1 bold;
Hut love her uiorc a thousand fold!
My level7 neighbor; oft we meet
In lonely lane or crowded street;
I know the music of her feet.
She little thinks how. on a day,
She must have missed her usual way,
!.nd walked into my heart for aye.
Or how the rustle of her dress
Thrills thro' nie like a soft caress,
With trembles of dclioiousntss.
TFce woman, with her smiling mdn, '
Anci soul celestially serene, .
She passes me Un conscious qnceri. :
1 1.-r face most innocently good, i
Whee shyly peeps the sweet red blood
Her toi'ni a nest of womanhood!
Like Raleigh for her dainty tread,
When ways are miry I could spread
My cloak, but there's my hetirt instead-
Ah, neighbor, you vviH never know
Why 'tis my step is quickened so;
Xor what the praytr T murmur low.
I see 3'ou ;rn:d j-our flowers at morn,
Fresh as the rosebud newly born;
1 marvel, can you have a thorn?
If so, 'twere sweet to lean one's breast
Against it, and, the more it prest,
Sing like the bird that grief hath blest.
I hear you sing? And thro' me spnng
Dot musically ripple and ling;
Little you think I'm listening!
You know not, dear, liow dear you be;
All dearer for the secrecy;
Nothing, and yet a? world to me.
So near, too! you could hear me sigh,
Or see my case with half an eye;
Cut must uot. There are reasons whj
A QUEER CRAZE.
I 'Vai 'twas curus the way it hap- i
pened, and I ain't got tirtd tellin'
about it yet. It was swellerin' hot that
day, the sort of weather when folks
would be glad to take off their flesh
and bit down in their bones. . There
hadn'fc becu a drop of rain for four
weeks, and everything looked thisty.
I went about; n the afternoon very
sorrowful like, sprinkling tho flowers
and thinkin' that tlie time' was soon
a-comin' when some one else would be
watchin' 'em. Things had been get
tin' harder ever since brother Ruben
was lost on liij last voyage, and I
hadn't been able to pay the mortgage
interest, and old. : "Squire Jones was
gone, and everything in the hands of
that wild son and I'd irot notice if
t - CJ
the money wpsa't paid by the thirtieth
of June everything would be seized,
' "-
I didn t rightly know how I was goin
to make a liyin either. I was g-itlin'
elderly nigh sixty and when folks
are as old as that they're like cats,
and don't care about new homes. So
I sat down very melancholy at the
wiudow, and looked out at the little
scrap of a 'garden where I'd work for
years, and began to think of the time
when I was a slip of 4 girl and not so
bad looking, and lollonius Sawyer
used, to , come and sec me and bring me
a momentum as he called it, from
every vojage.
Lor, the house was
just cluttered up with queer old things
and Rube and he brought, that
wouldn't bring a sixpence at a vandoo.
Poor Pol Ionium! He was wrecked on
a , strange coast, and no one knows
where his grave is. I reckon he had
a present for tne with him ; but Til
never get that one. Ah. me !
"I was a-8ettin very retrospective
.like when I se e Miss Vanburen a-com-
.- . .- it , . .i ..1,4
m m tne gate, iso not wcauier uuuiu
quence that woman's ardor for visitin.
She had her sunbonnet in - her hand
and couldn't stay a minute, of course.
But I knesr her tricks and her maa
ners and begun a-tufnin over in my
mind what I could give her. l'ou see,
I'd been a savin lately, and hadn't
the usual supply in the " house, but I
wasn't goin to demean injself before
Hetty Vanburen. She's a mournful
looking woman at the best of times,
rheWi
JPpetxi
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; My Neighbo r.
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with a husband who drinks and throws, ery and she had a pitcher that matched
plates at her head, and six rollicking j it. so on her account I had never given
roaring children. Well, that's neither 'it away. 'Otic good of the vandoo.'
here nor there. She comes ia witk jl sez, with a sigh'will be clcarin' out
JliirST AT, DE TUV COrSWYV.
THY
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1880.
her mouth drawed down and Ler eyes
turnetl op ; and I sez:
4- JIroteYer'8 happened to yoa. Mrs.
Van, sez I.
"Wej', I thought I must come over
and condole with you, she says, a-turn-in'
over the word -condole with a sort
o' relish. -lis says as how he heard
downtown that Life Jones was a-'-oio
tlictugbt it only neighborly to come
over and see ef 'twas true1. He don't
get things straight nmre'n half the
time, 'cos he sees through a glasj
darkl)', as the minister says.'
"I own I was took a back as havin'
the affair published afore I had time
to think it oyer, as you might say.
"It's real neighborly,' sez I. kind o'
bitter, 'to corae over and take tea with
me once more ; for you see Iyer oppor
tunities in that line will be! nipped in
the bud if it's all true." - .
'Then it is truer . - j
"Yes !' I sez, kind a desperate ; very
soon I s'pose, the place that knows J
me so well will know me no more ;' and
the tears came into my eyc3. Tm a
lone, lone woinan, and where I'll drift
to I don't know.' !
'Twouldn't bring much at a vandoo,
she says, lobkin' round veiy keon
like. j .....j'
I'Xo. I s'pose not ; rubbish; most'of
it.' : .
"-R.it you've got some good linen
as I'd like,' sha says, in x '? mtnner I
considered unfeelig'. 'and this eie arm
cheer's comfortable. I'm sort o' used
to. this anncheer, and I wouldn't mind
biddin' it in at private sale, if you'd
wait a bit forjthe money." ;
VI was sort o' disgusted at ! her sel
fishness never seemin' to feel how
used I was to the armchair, or how it
hurt me to think of partin' with the
thing?. j !
fit's a melancholy world,' she says,
the next minute, I think perhaps, that
she'd forgot about the condolin'. A
pilgrim's progress of. a male, and
blessed be them what's got nothiiv. I
sometimes wish I was out of it all
when ho2et3ltfi3 tantrii ms and sen.is
the plates flying at my head.! I give
you my wordjwe ain't got a whole plate
in the house, ;and we wouldn't have a
thinsr to eat off if it wasn't for that
cement they call stratena, as I mends
'em with continual. And abuse you
wouldn't believe it, Miss Haddock;
a-tellin' me to go to devilish place,
you known. Sh tire, you'd better be
wishin' me in heaven, aez I, coz I'd be
more out of your way.
"Every oue's got their cross,' I sez,
sighing. T " i
I've got more' n ray share,' she sez,
drawiu' down the corners of he r mouth
"Sararann Haddock you was a wise
a woman never to tie yourself to any
male critter, j Why it seems more like
heaven to git over here to a little
peace and quietness; and wotever I'm
going to do wh en gou'fe gone -!"
"I ain't gone yet,' s?z I, sort o'
snannish cos I couldn't bear her
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takin' it for granted that there wasn't
a chance for me. We're such curous
critters, vou ! see ! I kept clingin' to
the hope that God was goin' to work
some miracle for me. Now He did,
and this was how it came about. I
excused myseif to go and put on the
tea-kettle, and then I found I hadn't
a blessed thing for tea. I had milk in
t.h bouse, but narv an ege. and what
kin a body do without eggs. I only
had a cwple of hens, and they was a
setting and steadily purposed to bring
up a family, j So thinks I, I'll just
throw on a sun-bonnet and step over
io Neighbor Parker's and git some,
knd Miss Van1 will never surmise the
state of my lader. Lor. I wouldn't
a-had the neighbors know that I
hadn't a bit rof chipped beef in the
house for a fortune.
So I picked up a plate a qneer
lookiug. thing, a monstrasity I calls it
that Rube brng home once. It had
;a snake like life curled up in the mid
dle of, and for fear it wouldn't be
natural enough it nz on the stuff
look as if you could knock it off most,
and I often ! wisheil I could, for I
couldn't stoniach the thDught of eatio
off it while that varmint was coiled so
there; an asj if that wasn't enough,
there was snails all around it and ou
the border two lizards and beetles and
various bags colored like lile. looking
as if they'd just lighted there, and more
curious still, if there wasn't two fish
laid out with their scales a shinin'. I
never set much store by the thing, but
trrandma had a great liking tor crock-
UOD'S, iSD TIllTU'S."
all this rubbidge as I suppose will go
for a song."
"Weil, I hurried over the track and
caught Miss Parker skiinrain her milk
and she was very aQCoinmoda ting about
the eggs. fFheu j got to vl e road j worth more than your house . and lot,
again there was a great train stoppin j and I'm ready , to pay , the money
the way. It was so long, thinks I, Pll jdown !" ' " . , i. 1
never take the time to go round, butt I looked at the yoony gal to see
just step up the steps and down on how she took her pa's speech, but she
t'other side. I was up without givin' j soetned as pleased as Punch, aud was
it a secend thought, when Lor ' if the j a-exclaimin over this and screamin
pesky thing didn't give a start like it j fairly over that, til I began to- tlii.,k 1
was shakin' itself, and the most diabol-j was dreannn aud I'd soon see them
ical snyeort I ever heard, and was off go up. in smoke as smell of brimttonc,
like the wiad '. And I wis so sheered j like a fairy story I'd heard on. It
I tilled that there plate till the eggs j wasn't for me to refuse this offer hu
roolled off and lay all smashed about jder the circumstances, you see. But
my feet. I could have cried. I hadn't my heart misgave inc, as it
any n)one3r to pay for the ride, and l wasu't doiu right. Would joi believe
stood starin about me in a daft way.
wonderin' what Miss Van was a. -think'
when the conductor came alonn. i j
"Vou can't stand ou the 'platform,
my good woman,' sez he 'not allow
ed." '
I'm lost ! I'm on the wrong train
I mean I don't want to be oj no train
at all !' sez I. quite mixed up. 'Put
me out at tha next station, it vou
please!"
He looked at me sharp, and then
said :
' Ifcll we won't charge you nothing
for sitting downr and he sort of
pushed me into tho car. I stood, after
1 got in, for a minute scarcely seeing
where I was, when a middle aged gen
tleman got up. and offered ma his seat
He was so perlitc I was quite surprised
at the way he kept a starin' at ire;
and then he sajs scmcthiu' to his
daughter, a young lady in snge green
sittin' next to me something thai
sounded like 'real palacy,' and I sup
pose they was a-talkin' French.
"The daughter was a good-looking
young woman if she hadn't had dier
hair like a Skye-terner, and a large
sunflower in her bonnet, and she talked
to me very friendly like. And at last
I made bold to say :
"Wotever is your pah a starin' at.
Do I look like a madwoman?
"He's a-looking at that plate,' Says
she. 'Would you like to sell it?' !
"Lor. I might as well,' sez I, sigh
in' ; and my heart was so full I upland
tells them strangers somethin' of my
troubles.
,lI have a fancy for that plate,' j sez
the ffentleman with a real feelin' man
ner,- 'and perhaps you've got olhe-
things like it at home. We may find a
way to help j ou ; who knows?" j
"Lor ! thinks I here's another man
who likes rubbidge as well as Rube did.
bo, of course, I invites 'cm cordiah
It would be nice to have a littlermoncy
ef I did have to turn out on the ' cold
world. And bless us, before w stop
pee at Langley, ef he hadn't giireni me
his card and a hundred dollars for the
plate with all them reptiles acoilln'
and squlimin' over it. I could n't. be
lieve ray eyes, and took the up train
and got home in
a perfectly .dazed
manner. Miss Vanburen
home m a huff, and I sot
had gone
down and
counted out lhat money and looked
at it as if it wis fairy gold. I most
'spected it would be nothiu but leaves
in the mornin' ; but there it was, just
the same, and then I remembered the
visit they had promissd, and I hunted
about for the truck that had always
been in myway, and so troublesome
to keep clean. It was all about and
lots in the garret. I sot it over the
kitchen table, and couldn't help laugh
in' when I looked at it. There was
the queerest-looking monsters, dra
gons and such, rearin' up on their tai!s
with gapiu' abuths enough to frighten
a chil l into a fit. There was a pair
of square little pots, lookin' hke they
was shakin their fat sides laughin'.
They was dull gray, and had Adam
and Eve on 'em a shakin an apple
tree. I never had 'era about, cos I
thought 'em improper. Then there
was one plate of a greenish-yellow
glaze, wua sober; uiacK ana brown
figures on if. Wal, nothiu' very takin'
about' you would ay ; but that there
gentleman Mr. Brunhold tLe card
called hiiu took it on in his hands
with i worshipin' look.
It's a Hoary-Doo !- icz he, most in
a whisper, with a look on bis face like
a fellow who's been to the anxious seat
and got religio'n sort of a rapt look as
if the world might wag on ; Le was hap-
py whatever came.
'Never knowed if it's called a Lonry-
do or honry-Ion't, sez I. Rube
brought it home once, and seems as if
it might be more useful than the kind
with critters sprawltn over iU"
Well, lfLedida l up and offer tue
NUMBER 37
three hundred dollars for lhat plate
Sez he, 'i won't take advantage of you,
for yoa don't know the valley of tl3
ihitgS an you're tolJ tue yer In a flx.
! Bat what you've got on that table'
it, Led paid me fifteen hundred do!-
lars for tht stuff I would have sold lo
the ragman only lor the sake of Rube
and my old lovr 1 Why, I was sot
up I only eyed Life Jones five hun
dred and there was a cool thousand to
put in the bank 1
"The young lady was so friendly
when I was huslhV, around gettin' an
empty box and straw fur the packiu
that I made bold to ask her a question.
Her pa was a fixin' the things in the
box as careful as" if they'd bin live
babies. j 5
"He isn't just all right here, is lie?'
sez I '-touching my forehead. 'I see
you iudulge him, as I s'pose he has got
plciTly of money to' pay for it, huV it's
a craze isn't it?" - t
"'e!l, if she didn't laugh in a very
unfeelin' manner.- "Ves. it is a sort of
a craze,' sez ; 'it's called the Keeramic
craze."
lei!s of the Ileep.
The world-renownel swimmer.Capt.
Paul Boyton, in -an interview with a
newspaper, correspondent at the sea
shore, related the following iucideuts
in his experience :
Reporter. -Capt. Boyton, yon must
have seen a large part of tlie world?"
Capt." Uoyton. 'Yes, sir, by tho aid
of my Rubber Lile Saving Dress, 1
have traveled over 10,000 miles on the
rivers of America and Europe '; have
also, been presented to the crOwned
heads of Kngland, FranceV Germany.
Austria, Belgium, Italy, Holland, Spain
and Portngal, and have In my posses
sion forty-two tredsls and decoration.
I have three times received the order
of knighthood, and been elected hon
orary member of committees, cluls
orders and societies.'
Reporter. Were your various trips
accompanied by much danger?'
Capt. Boyton. That depends upon
what you may call dangerous. During
my trip down the river Tagus in Spain
I had U 'shoot one hundred and two
waterfalls, the; highest being about
eighty five feet, and innumerable rap
ids. - Crossinz the StraiU of Messina.
T i.-.i -m.- .- -
sharks; and coming down the Somane
a river iu rance.T received a charge
of shot from an excited an4 staftled
huntsman. Although all this was not
very pleasant, and might be termed
dangerous, I fear nothing more on my
trips than intense cold ; for, as long as
ray limbs ari free and easy, and not
cramped or benumbed, I am all right.
I carr3' a stock of signal rockets, ther
mometer, compass provisos c.z., ana
I have bad but litrle trouble.
Hety riots.
.Tti tPftm attarliPrl tv il.k f,mi!..
carriage of a rirh Galveston family
ran away a rew days ago, The JadyJ " . , ";M .
and her daughter aere in tho carriage , oil v( cotloahidi was formerly lup
aod the, street was full of rebiclea. j 'P?e 1 lo Lc lh.e f iren PP,teioa to
.'tl'tbn m,,!,n st !. ..,.bi 1 suiarting pftfrt. ItUthe coa.
stop the team, lie said he' could uot
but he thought he conld stter it.
Then,' said she, leaning back with
grecomposure. 'run us fnto some
fashionable turnout I want to Ls
thrown into good cotnpajy. .
Fortunately the team was halted
just as it was about to demolish a swill
cart. "'-. ' i '.-''"
Hub UrTrnt IIfancir.
Bob Icgefsoll thiDks that there may,
after all, be a" hell, and that it is loca
ted ia the State of iJaine.
.There is a girl at the South- End
! who has tockings worth $
$'3 a
pair,
j and she admits that swinging is a
j childish aDiusemeat but says she iioes
f enjoy the motion. , . .
TheWjlsojj Advanco
i
une qare 3 litUj .... ft
One Square J It Jij........ M,Jmmm't.tf
One &iKr 12 MWUs,CX;.-. .il.iw
Liberai AdMttkit aad fr1a1rftr iyn
Tratuitnt Atlvrrtijetnenia iaari4 aVYo
Outs xcr hue. 1'.'..' -v-.-X'
Till:
; .. ; . l,J . ,
Tbe monument .parcliascil -by Jhi
Kings Mounlain Centennialr Aaaocia
tioa cost $2.SfD.- Ttie'Klw Gardnu
Agricultural. Society will Itold iU an
nual fair at Iheilrgrounds ear Grcena
iKiro October Vih. Re. A
Jenkins, of Frauk!intoo ItaaJ accepted
a call to the Missionary Baptist church
at Uxtord. - I. Moody ami Sank;ey
have been askod to make H'asaingioo
city Ue Njene of their laltors next win
ter and have replied favorkbly.
Reucn Hardy, Colored, in Pitt county
has been sent tothe penitentiary (P
years for burning about .a', year ago
the barn uf . the late Gen. Byran
(Jiites. Joseph J. Dancy, a young
ui an' slKiut I S years of age, was lodged
in tht Newberne jhil Jat week by Mr -Long,
the Special Agent of the Pot
Oflioe Depart ment for rubbing letter
i!i the post office at Greenville. I '
Ca'il Scliurz is ;tn tho stump for Gar
field' and ArUiur. The steamship
Isaac Jell, of the Old Dominion Liue.
caught fire anil was burned October
2:id. -r.t I'urtsmourth. Virginia'i
The daughter of a white . Illi
nois Radical recently married a jegr
man at liaicsLurg ; ami tiiou tue youug
womaii's relatives tiied to kill the no-
tiro, l bat ctril rinuw lot" you.-
Henry Ward UtHchcr will take the
stump in Ohio and Indiana for Gar
field and Arthur. .w-Edard L,
S' roebccker, aged 30. sou of a promi
hent physician in Macon. Ga.J wa
finind a few niglits iuco in an nncon-
scions condition' yn tho1 wVlawalk "on
'roadway. New York, suffering front
opium poisoning irom using optun
ciiarrcttes Ho is 'r c verinfl.--v
The Dcmqcrattc rally iii Newlork last
week is salil to be tho ,bigeat" oii re
cord,
d'jaisted the Democratic
candidate fur governor f ia Iaino ii
conceded to have 23 1 imnjorilv I over
Davis, Republican.. Near Crom
well, Ky., Tuesday night, John Harris,
a miner, shot and killed John Browo,
also a miner dining a quarrcl.'--.
Tne new tobacco crop will be tho
mall est . iuViIj for many years in Vir- -
giaia. A colored wino killed Ii boss
oji the St. Johns and Lake Ktistace
(h'la..) railroad Wednesday, attt. was
subsequently suspended to a trfcC.'
More money is inado off vho coxljj than
any o'dier fish in America.-Nlndl
ana votes next Tuesday amV it is gen
erally admitted that it is Uie pivotal .
Slate --President Hayes and par-'
ty bad a public reception atRoscburg,
Oregon, Wcdnesday.-'--sA' rjuarrel
t the standard oil norks, at Bayouno
city. N. J., wound up by Jacob Stans.
bury striking James Lyricb "oft 1 tho
heal with a bottle, fracturing hiiskull
and producing a fata1"WOurid. Stans
bury is under arrest.s$ew York
averages one murder every trv ours.
--The epiooty which visited us
some years ago disabling' many horses
is prevalent in New York.'-wv(7cn.
Hancock's letter on wari.cWims"
knocks the props from under tho Re
publican campaign antjl gave it a black
eye. -v. -The October elections are t
Georgia, October Gth. for rHat officers
and a legisiaturr; Ohio,. October. 12th,
for minor fctato . qrlicers, . congressmen
anl a legislature, Inttiani, October
12th. lor Statu officers cbngressmea
and a4 fegisl&ture ; Wett Virginia, Oc
tobcr 12th,for tatoffijcMj and a
legishiture ; Connecticut, town elec
tions, on Octoler 4th wv-Nswbern
NiU Shell: It is oonfidcutly tMerted
tliat the white man who arrived pere a
few week since. eaNcd himself Xnc
! anujed the role of a tramri ftrinter.
J obtained emnloymeut at 6dd times ia
I . :
U1I VIIU priUVMlg tHICCO I.CIC, Ull n mm
known among tliu croft s 'LpogTom
was a , first-clafe? detcctiv eAOd had
recently feigned drunkteneltt Wah-
ington, in order to be imprisoned with
the negro suspected of BiurJsring Gen.
Grimc-j, and t!at while Imprisoned,
tie negro, In a guh of conrtlehH, bad
admitted that Parke? 'and feifloself
were Hip murderer of Geiu Grknes.
' . 3JidicaI f J",!
1 !. ' .-. , . ; I
-. .- ' - .. rial in -j
For barrs or scalds nothing 4s mora
sooUiing than the wlitfti of tan egj,
which may be ppurcd ovcr thcjouod.
I: ii sofitr as a varnish for a burn
inan couoiuon, ami uciug aiwajs ra
'( ljaud Cia U VP1 fS U
tact wi',h the sir which 'gives ''tbe sr
treme digcomf jrt exrVerijencfed from
ordinary accidents of 'this ;k1ad j and
anything whicli excludes air tfrtd pre
vents inilamrnstion fs the thing to be
at once applied. The tgg is also coo
Mdcred o ne of the" best remedies for
dysentery. Beaten vphVif? with or
ithout iuar, atid swallowUt lit a gulp,
it te&di,n)ylts 'emoillcnt qualities, to.
je-iseo the lr.fl;n ra alien ;of the stomach
and iatestuies, afrd by ,fcraieg a tran
sient coating on those orgaas. to enable
nature to assume her LcalthCd sway
oer the diseased bod..; Xwa, or at
most thiet. cgg per day vttld be all
that would be - required f da iprdinsry
caes, and siwre tbe oz la ao merely
medicine, but food ai wull, the lighUr
i be diet oiFierwi'e, and the qtnetcr tho
Calient kept, the more cctaio and
rpiJ is the recovery. - ;o
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