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The Wilson Advance
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Local Department.
iOSEPHUS DANlELSr
Editor
plfiilt" jrintt n To I)flinH4iU
1' Iv l'liur IJpsliiir (J!iu' h'p n; j
Ajiwk k )anH-AtUeMiMH; .
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Icnl IJrieft '
Arc you in favor o( jirolilbition?
Write.1881 and don't ouorgct it
-fl)V,,Jarvis will be inaugurattd on
the lSUi. ;.VM
Vrohibition, or no prohibition that's
'the question. .,
Goldflwro ban hal a big public
hicctiujj in fuvor of prohibition.
Dick Alleu !ms just received 60 bug
pics wliivh lie will sell cheap on a lob
time. ' '
Tw t nty Barrel extra Early Peas Just Vit
rived at ligurts b-lov coitiputitiaiii at Row
land . x . ;
Don't fotget that, we hnvo moved our
rflc to the room over llowland's Drug
Store. v
I'ut your held in the cold and yoti
Kill be rewarded by having a cold in
j oat head. t
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The present outlook promises a very
' severe ' winter and we advise our
readers to make due preparations for
'it.; ' . -' r-y.
ATter playing into winter quarters so
Ions; the sun has again appeared much
lo the delight of everybody.
One nipht durinji lo recent cold
spell i he oil froze in several lrfinps in
town while thry were burning-
7'here were services In the Epico
pal oliurch lasi Sunday mofning
There wa3 no services in the other
churches.-
The Spring term of Miss Bettfe
Arnflel ls school will commence nest
-Monday. She desire3 the ' patronage
tf the community. i
Our city ..fathers are tfl!(lnr steps
io'ward.- rendering o'lr streets and
cr',ssir.ps more passabltJ. A move In
the right direction. -,
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SmAkihe, ClirWing ' Tobacco' and Cigars."
?,n-gf ami b -t :iort miMit Tru-r.s ever
'brought to Wilson. At KowlnmV..
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They say its very healthv for youna
men to pet out of bed at 6 o'cloclfin
Ihc uioro'n'g nnd cut wood for an hour
Wc dondt speaVfiolm experience.
Why spVnd your ifloney fat otne
infprir buggies when you can buy the
best from Dick A'len. I cantion Cvs
erybody to look out for sby stars bug.
i The "roids in this cotrflty have-never
in our reinemberau'ce been fn such a
lad condition. It has been almost
impossible to travel. Since the sun
has appeared, there is some improve
tnent. j The fa"t mi'iil a great swindle.
We shall -be more than glad when the,
mail service shall be regulated with
some view to the interest of the 'peop'e
who live along the line of the - rail
road. '
Thff new session of th WiUor'i
loc'iat'e .Seminary commences
Monday. January 17th. . The
session has been a Very stfccessfu
Col
neX't past
one
'and the nest season
Will. wa dotilrt
not, open atfspicloosly.
Etiqtfette"' writes' to to inruire
if, in our qvlnion. it wodd ItfJ proper
for him to support a young lady if she
.was .taken with' a faint evoii if he
lia ln't been introduced. Proper, young
inan, certainly p-op her by all means.
It )s about as hard to find a girl
whose marriage " is. annouced in the
fiewspapers who isn't "beautiful and
Accomplished." as it is to iind a man
who has just died who Wasn't "honored
and respected by all who knew him' "
The w as a 3'uns5 man ir Chagriif ;
Aho Ml in love, wilh X twin
And whenever he kissed her,
fie found 'twas her sister.
This f pocucy yutmg man of Chagrirf.-
Now is the time to subscribe to the
Advance. The tifst 01 t lie year ts-
particularly the right time to com
mence doing good and no person can
perform a more comroendtfblc act than
putting the Advaxce in his family for
1881. ..
.Tu matrimonial market is ablaze
tlthjjxcitcmcnt. The demand' fs mDfe
active than for some time past, raid
offerings on the whole show some im
proveuvont.. Stock on hand plenty
larg5 to rneet the demand, but speci
iators have to bid high.
Kine Uadley & Co. are meeting
ith imtriensc success in the sale of
John Clark Jr. '& Go's.-, Mile end spool
cotton on black spools. It is the
oldest cotton in fhft" world. It was
the fkst threitd imported iirta fche U S.
as spool cotton the fiVst coasigament
of which arrived at the port of New
tork in the year 1818. Since that
date it has held a leadirig position in
the American markets amd wherever
: sold it haa haett -recognized- as the
kiie fuvowte thteAdw
VOL. 10.
I Go to XnckJlllerl ta buy yonr bus:
gie, he 13 selllhg open ihiggies for $50
tops for $60,. antl gives a ood corn
sntiier north
uh every one.
"Dick Allen sells carts couplele
$20.
for
Iffonrlilu HpilnekN wa Secured.
A young man came into town look
ing blue and despondent, but ho
bought one of iick Allen's cheap bug
gies and frcnt home happy"
Juivt Tb ink of H.
Bjfore Dick Allen went Info the
bnggy business yon had to pay Wore j
' .to imnn iui a uuggy man j
you hare to pay him. i
A supply ofthe improved Lee Cook
ing Stoves received yesterday by Geo
D.Green &, Co.
Vflioit CircUit.
We arc indebted to Rev. IVm.
Ctiingsim pas or ' of Wilson circuit ;
for the first rounl of his appointments j
which we publish with pleasure ' as i
many ol orfr sttoscnweis are imercstel
iii them i
Bethlehem. 54if:nt;iy
Pleasant Grove. 3 '
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11 a fn
5 p. m.
A larg supply of SwVtd, Salt, Fresh, MKCo
bt and llupper, Suuft's. it received nt
llow.laiid', af prices below the lowest.
ttlattriew Court
Last Saturday the , case of AnCa
Jordan, vs, Daniel Sharp was up for
hearing. The case was a lien for
working labor on fafirh , Justice Davis
gave judgment for plaintiff" for $21 95.
Monday. the ce of Mecomh, ; vs,
Smith claiming delivefj of cotton. Sic.
was tried before -Justice Djvis, who
gat - judgement for defendant.
It is sai'd th.tt Dick Allen sold more
bojjies last year Ibau any one man in
the State. -
tSug l'ro7-i to alf.
The following is vouched for:
One ni?ht during the cold weather
of Ohriitmas week, a hog went to a
branch to get a drink of water, on the
Nash road, about three .-and a half
miles from Wilson, and before he
could get. out of the ''branch Troor to
death. This is an evidence of the!
severity of col I wpathc 'lto!i prevail
ed in this section for several day afier
Chrinuias
A pood farm horse for sale tfpvty t
W. Rowland... - . "
CoumiaiouerV leetiugr.
Monday,.'" January 2nd , 1881, the
commissioners met in the Court llouee
to transact the usual business.
Dr-.D. G. W. WardrJohn D. Tells,
Bni Upward, and Willie Deans were,
present
John W. Farmer. Treasurer Elect,
presented his bond, which being approv
ed was oHerel to b j'rec orded.
Severul 1 censes to ret ii spirituoneliq
our was granted.
The usual amouni of rations were
ordefetl t be disu ibutcd.
4"acob 2?ynum and CVlvin Powell
weVo sent to the poor-home.
The accocfuts preaengd, were allow
ed. Dufl'!o I.ithia, Ilunyadi Jano?,- Congress
and Apo'louaris uiinend 'waters at lluv
lad's. :
! IFe are glad to roin that durirg
the recent sold spell that the ice in
the finds near JKilsou was frozen
several inches thick, and Mr J. A.
Clark, our enterpiisig ice dealer was
able to stow away a la-go cyiantity of
it for the hot, sultry summer weather.
He has' the ice lioitte Ml. audi al a
warehouse filled. Ths supply will
last Uim a greater pwt of the summer.
' It' is something, unusual for our
'puds to be frozeu- tc such an extent
m to admit of taking fee. This is the
second winter we remember when the
ice was of sufficient thickness to be
housed, in many years.
it takes no cash to .buy Dick Allerr's-
uggiesv lie sells then? oi a Ion tiu?e,!
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Died .
In Nrht?he. Tud.y, . December ; lfle Journejr 01 Ure
Uth, ISfrt, MrftCol. II: B. G'riflnt, ged j t tbe residclice of the bride'V fath
to years ana 10 montlis.
in Bailey's township, Nash county,
Aionaay Jan 10th. 31r. Uavul H.
irinbourn.3 iu bis eightieth! year. He
was a good, peaceable man and had
lle good will and respect of ail who
knew him. He was a devoted mtember
of the Free-will Baptist church.
In Bailey's townspip, Nash county,
Thursday morning. Jan. 13th. 1881,
Mrs. Bles sing .Boy kin, wife of Mr.
'Coa-ncil-Boykin. She was about . 7
years'o-id, and leave a family of chil
rJren, a husbaml and iany friend U
raourn their loss. She was a consi
tent lueraber of ibe Pruitive JBaptist
churclif
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Car load of Rockland Lime j est re
J.seived b Ge D. Green & Co
"LfiT ALL Tlffi EXDSUoT
WILSON, If XI,)
Scarcity fI10tte.
We have never known such a scarci
fy'ot boases in Wilson before. It ie
almost impossible to rent a house, at
any price. Some of our moneyed men
ouht to build houses. They bring cer
tain and steady revenue. and are con
stantly increasing in demand. - .- -
Let the capitalists of Wilson bMld
houses for reuttlutsj tlie
ny ttijL
build up a town. If .'people - have to
leave our rf-ace becade there 1
are no dwelling ittfuseS" to rfint onf
town win never grow a tue proportions
it shqulil.
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! Uirk Alien seta His bn.ries an lou
2er tiroe and for fcss mouev than tfnf '
uociy eise
of them.
lie guarantees
every
one
frtiTable Ft'ieTfmoiT From Cold
,r r.c mrc Crppk informs" . that, on
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t.Uo rirht nf th 27f.h of Uetffttil)er. his !
horse s iDoea into a
d into" a marl-hole, and
remained all night, ifnable to extricate
himself. The water nil around
him. and over Rita, ecep"t his lie ad' and
neck, wa3 frozen, bfft. w'6'no!erful to
staC. the next morning when the horse
was found lie tvas (in hurt efcept a
slight wound on hi.s heel.
To gtft him from the mnfl p't a
i jTtfli had tbe' dffg,' arjft tfie water
drained off from the marl-hole.
The horse Wat rttbtted and treited
well, and with the exception of the
heel, is as. well its ever
llii m the
ino.-t remarkable pid
servati?n from
Cold and exposttre we hate ever known.
Dick Aden's Corn Shelters, which
lie gives away with every buggy,, are
worth more than SGi'ii ftuGGiSs SOLD
here. Snk'sTER!
Pononal.
C. IJ. Ayc'ock. Es., was in -town .-this
week. , -
John E. Wflorlafd. Rsqff the firir
of Murray" & Wood ard. was' failed to
Selma, Tuesday on pi crfesfsiisl b'lsi -ness;
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Mr S.-M Warren, jr.. of?urham.
is on a visit to his relatives in Wilson.
Mr. .7 P. Clark, who has5 been absent
from home some raontts, hfta returned.
llr. li.JTTyson who has been ab
sent in Nortlierrv Citiws for apteral
months, returned homo this Week.
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Mr. 11. M. WTarren. of eountv.
has arc,epfed a position ft fth .Uranch,
Iladley Farmer, 1
Go to Dick Allen,: the thl original
reliable dealer to get yoflr buggic?.
Cafts. wagons &C. lie has been',
tried and everybody says his work is
the cheapest and beat,
Advertised Letters. .
A list of letters and postal cards
wholly vfriuen retnaining in the post
office at Wilsfm. N. C, Jan. 12th. '81 :
Miso Aonie Brvint, B W Davis, J
H I Edwards. John C Finch, Alsey
Forbs. Josiah farmer, G W Griffin.
Wiley Grsel. Jas. Johnson Miss
Sarah Jones, Mrs. Missouri Lofton, Kd
mond Lewis. Benjamin Morriss. Jiss
Manda Martin, J C .Nitron. Hardy Or
man, Mrs Charity Pitt. T W Ponder,
Jessie Ii Peele, f hos Potts, Wm A
Robinson, Jas Henry Renfrow, Miss
Mariah Scott, Jas Strickland. Wnl
White, R J IV ilsoif, G W Watsoij.
! If the rbote letter and postal card
are not called for in 30 dayi they wil
be sect la the deaV
1 letter office.
M.
C. Daxieia. P. M
MarrFedf
At Stanhope, N. C-f
the 9th. inst, Mr. Tobias
3is9 Alwaney Brantley.
on Sunday,
Brantley to
Mr. John T,
j Morgan. Esq.r officiating.
We tender
best wishes.
In ini.wn, Tuesday moriin. at the
residence of Mf. J. B. Clements. Mr.
W. C. Hewlcti. formerly a resident of
tliis place, to Mis Jenni Fitzgeral I
one of Wilson's aecoraplished young
ladies. Rev. J. ii. Guinn cfffciating.
The following couples? ofl&eiated as
waiters:
Mr. Jesse Fitzgerald tfrfd Mis FvfPe
Jones ; S. R, Alley and Mist A.
FilJ?gerahl t C. B. Taylor and Mis
Viin T I rrAr Hiic A Tin1 r n ty t fto
r .. w,- '
Lena Wy att.
Our best wishes are extended to Ihe
! happy couple who have just started in
T er, ?r. Johrr iL-Barnes; in this- cous
j ty, Wednesday December 2Jfud, 18W.
Mr. C.- n. K-nigftt of Wake cotfntf. Uf
j.
iss liergeron or Stamiope. J-no. I
Morgan. lL.sqM ofnciatlng.
In Old Fields Township'. jV-uiary
2nd, 1881, Mr. B. D!. Stott to fiss
Kliza Meaomb, by II. F. Freeman.
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' Tbe way Dick Allen sells baggies,
gentkiuen walk in. scleet your bugy
prices, titae, acd t;tke it,
Misff Mary Barnes. Cur best wisheb j aTe qiKing wun iear . wt uuuriy . ex -are
extended. rpectation of bis visit. p
I We are brate' and heroic aed - sIt
On Sunday. Clie 7lh of JatnsFarf, Mr. j we most positively wil not
A.. T. StricSfaud. of V7ilso'n. to j a hot because of cowardice
Geneva A. DefgeroU, the" bCauti?ul fnd j hllt eCiVtrte it is not houoi'able. and" we
accomplished daughter of Mrs. D,enyarH;(jl, nV)t tesire to bCcut of? in thsr oot-
lDlST AT, EjTinf tfoOTR V'&
FEpJXfT" JANUARY . 14 ,1881.1 .
On oar Table.
We ie sorry for h.;TV were not
aware that we bad. e,ver shown
that wj. , ; coal4 t jSpe-k
in eight different languages. Dr. Ayer
has misjudged us and sent us a neatly
bound copy of ! his AlrrJanaS hi eight
ifHgtttges. in addition toIlie A'mt!
dc lie- has -aUr!jfent; Srn circuldr
fttving r1lfCcVUi? jyvr bid ie pills in
trlitrfese, thicli is Sf very uaauy
thffttf tor have in n printing office
' We once bearo vjf Tgifl ;ttho rebt'tld
chew gum u
tfc ree UtCM Zti biit o w
sed by'yef.- who
;ue is surpasses
can take pills in eight different lafi-
iruascs. nine puis iau in nnauau. we
can try h successfve in -0jri
Sweedtsh,' Dutch, Nbrtein. -"Yrrqch.
Portugese and Spanish until a cure jis
effected. We do not ! know cf afi
other pills hi the market which offers
such advantages.
I CVe suppose that Dj Vgr vatiBdfd
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cither to natter our Knowiea-ic
or set
study
us out on a course f the
of the language. ' We like the
Almanac. It is the correct thing for
now we can tell the weather in eight
languages. wb,!cl is a great improve
rbertt on theold in.'J-4
XUe Keuauval of a Clyar Factory.
Mr. P. 11. Martin, Cigar Mniifactur jr
n'qiMts us tft publish tlie folhiWing ofrbi
ion of E. Zoeller.on the removal of a cigar
factoryr"""-""'" 1 -rr .
!svf v'J'arboro, A'. C Jan. 10th. 181.
'Mr: Pi It: Minin, Wilson. X. C. Sir:-i-
"I.liavo made intfstiglioii. in regard to
the removal of a ciar factory and give 3-011
instructions as laid down to m by D -part-inent,jriz".'
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'Every cigar manufacturer
before re
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moving bis business liomoue
building to another location,
ir.ctory or
where he
proposes to" carry on the sauii business,
mu-it cai?s? silcli bkange or removal to be
iVgtsFafrf wTtTrthe Collector. He must
also f frVer to trfe' Collector, through bis
Icpfrfy Collector, an inventory, similar to
that' .re'gf stefed'f 0 oin;ttj oil tin' tf'tT day
lit January, of each ye:f
lie must al.-ov pack and stamp all hi
manufactured Cijiars-b.'fore such removal is
aiade unless aqwiarabSaffrtff a spec! 11 permit
for vuch removal trom the Oiiminlsuioner of
fnicrnal lieteniie. anil jiruV give' a new
bond;' unlets the reseft b'ond is fleeini'd
good anal suftJcienr. rfiuf the makers of t hh
boml ha Vf endorse? thereon their willing-
ness to be f und for the' tiausncliofi at ' the
new IoCjHIw.. ahd for the tax 011 all Cigars
so removed ' ifitt:fmpV;d." , j
iVe .e Liberty fr Give ii DcatA.":
The lot of an editor is beset with
smarts. When He thinks he is rft tfeace
with tlie itt fia there I
if( fortes rf Ifngti a Wl liner ffor!:
Audi Vrhpn bS think, good va ithin,- fujll
His givafffffc:. is a ?V'ning''
he finds tiict bf lrss ventifrci
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''IjiKc little wanton OTys .that' swim On
This many sufjnfcf-? Hi a serf of glory'
but far beyoutj hfs 5epth, and sudden
ly, Without any prcmorfition, a sense of
l ' . rL "! " jl-.'"1 . . . !
ins laise security comes 07cr mm and
he 19 overpowered
We are led to pen" th?s , doleful and
melancholy soliloquy when w'e fecallja
challenge to ffght a duel whic'li was
served on us last Saturday, the terms
of which made the blood run cold
our veins. As we entered our office on
this memorable Saturday. and an-
proacbed.o.urleskj wjieree are wont
to compose the brilliant scintillations
which weekly fill the local columns of
the Advance, we beheld a fear-inspiring
epistle. n toe face of -which was; a
skull, a Coffin, rtnd two pistols. As'
we beheld these instruments and sym
oois or oeatn, -visions 01 w.ngsoury
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Galloway,- at Uh. flitted, before us. a
we gave vent to an amtmie groan.
which fahrly filled our sanctum. j
The challenge for such it prated io
be-read as foll-iws : '
Mr. JosEPiirs Dakielsi
The youngster tcJm runs the local col
umns of Of. H on Advance Coii
fjcCtice or non combuiive;' i
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iJaviffZ called at yonr ofHoe repeat
edly to have a jfrronal and private in
'.erletf with yo concerning our dif-
j ferenCeS, arfd nol finding yon St your
I past either time 1 just write this note
j to say that my friend J will call
upotf vcni anrf nefakC fffrangemcWts tor
an early scttlCrffent bttweer us. lie
will also act tts rttf secorrd in the
blcdy. fray. 1 guafrfntee to give you
the 'satisfaction? that 3 ue frcta one
gentrVctfan tcr another. j)
ToufiT, j
tj.m . jssi
After we had finished t&e peroral of
th's direful epile' vfe su'rt'S: f cir
chair Cotarpletel exhausted. 39r, J.
has-not yet pjt i if his appearance' jto
arrange for the' preliminaries; and we
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set cf olrr bf iSiftit Cnret 6T tfsefulness;
and in the blbom of our' youth and
heaTofjrUJf t$i9 fate'-iC.thipgs con
tinue we purpose to our po
sition oir tlie Adyancb and seek- tor
safer arid more 'congenial cjharfers!
V nrvt norfiin' lva(RW 6m ill rr.
i T XJ V OV Vs tMa W r S " t '
West to fight the red-skfus ' or make a
voyage of discovery to the north pnle;
(Either would be preferable- to pur
'present state of suspense and anxiety.
THY GOD'S, AXD TRCTU
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Edgecombe Fair.
The first Annual atr of EdgwSmlie
and Pitt Agricultural Association w
ludd at McKendreesvilte. Bigecofirflje
County, alimtt rwo -orfths ago. anrt
since it was deirforjStratect that tfv
prdjf?r rrfauagemeni, irip(. i;Suitabfe
loc'utiop. it could be roa! le su'ccwss
our Ed'ecombe friend hate hp'p'rt
quite active tri agree upti5tfe,ertgi-j
hie point that will be easy cT access.-"
Tafjorosid B,cky . MmWt jfill loth
make efforts to have the" fstif gr6und5
chosen in Cjr ne.tr thri rpctfte towns,
and each piKc'e will cfle'f iffrtdcenienls
to the Executive' Committer faith ta
viet to hating the rrCntniJs located !t
This W nWodrflJHtr nt arwe'feel
an aoiaing Interest in the we fare of
oth Ldgecombe and Pitt counties, we
t fk DCthlf (nfieatNfife' rori&Jntercst.
VWT 1. a. I T t 9 . rn
iieiuer itocKy juount, or 1 ar-oro is
chren d e'3 1 Cft matter. The. fair will
ie a success and will be an honor -w f
the energy and enterprise of our thrift Hwtylliai apy ofJ4f ?jefifir ltrnl)or-
neighbors
There will be a meeting of the mer
chants and farmers in Matthews' I fall.
Rocky Jloitnt. Tuesday; Janriary l8th.
at 10 o'clock, to determine wliat actfon
wili be taken in regard to tbe fiifr, dntj
to determine what induc'orrients "rfock'v
Mount will hold out to the Kxdciitle
Committee.
The Progress has taken a bold stand.
ttnd urges the pemde f Kocky Aldilnl
: . 1 ' 1 1 . art . 5 " .
to put lorui aii. lUy'renonssowants
having he fair groarKis located at
04
f.ie
ITfarrla?es In Old .tnia.
It will be seep from the
following
list, pf Va7riieiieerwf s
Nlasfiicoiiyty duringnKi m
v issued
in
moo Ui pHDe-
cemberJjat lucre is, Jife in the p'.d
uur iasn county lrieuoa assuredly
agre with Ra9ellas that "3Iarfiage is
certainly the dictatu - of nature: men
and women are made to 'be companions!
each other, and therefore cannot
be persuaded but that uarriage is
one'
means of happiness. .
Wre extend our most hearfy goVd-
wishes to X WeieTconples. pand wish
tbem eacu ana all a. long ana prosper
ous life. ' " 1
white; if
Amos J. Armstrortg afd Drufc'y" A.i
Whitley : 1 hoivas Brown and S"alie
AUBattffnr; C. F. Rodd'ie and', CleoVaf
Boddie f Tobias Brantley and Ali4
tancy ItVantley; WUsfc'e dwar(js and
Jane Collins ,' Joseph A. Fountain ajid
.l IU.II .J V. .f J .11
Lncindy Bass;.;E.S. Ore'en and JaeepE
S'okes; James. A. Joync'r ifnd amI3yeI IfeY'fetf' m jMk hd
A Lee; Ivemp V. Leonard arfd Nrinni-
J. Cocrperj William XittioUcrtf
a.ncrf
Jfalinda Tomlinsotf ;. Ardiibald, ,Rib-'
crson and Mary A. V. llawkfas:
P.- and Mary G. Stricklanc?; Henry ; T.
Thorn and William A. Sessums , Joha
IF. affghn anil , Mary E. 5ffal?tngs ;
Jolm H TicA anrfl Anna- EtliefidgQl
Willis VTafdtfndRoaa L. Ricks j lrank
i Winsteadand Betlie PuHeff.
Andrew, battle aorl Jrfttiii , irake
F. liattle and Mary Axrintftdn j' Turner
Harrison1 and Sabin a' fiictfs JacTtson
If ays arfd I&llmire iills Back A. Hit
liard and Cornelia Fox; Monroe Jef-1
fries and Mhierfa Allen : Iv'v Locust
Ca?ey Jit, Iiggins; 11 ward Pope andi
Hwpidaii liaseuran ; J. U. Pittmart and
FrancM Harrison Henry Parker and
Lucinda Whitaker J Ifilson Pridgeonlj
and Mary Bachelor f Samner L Rjce
and Sallie Wells ; Rrbert -fylof and
Rebecca Wright; Amos and
Pricy Battle. - .' .
Weeplnjr after Kliiiy.
Great-amusement has--been
derived
I reading .the 5 commentaries
Hhe sage of die Ktrgfish 5 res;
ivhich
ress have
made ori the fallowing passage: --Aid
Jipcxft kissed RaCjtel aitd lifted tip " fits
roix and ictptg Georxxix. fA.,r
Phe follovring are tttg different ex
planations :
If Rachel was a good loking girl.
and bept hei face clean, we cannot sec
what Jacob wept for.' Te'eriri.
'II w do yci knorf but liiicbe! slofi
ped hu face for kissing her. - and 1e
crieu 3 c'Ctaseqnence T'LactteV 7 mis
Mry- ;-' -. :'"','':'""
WeeTlng is" fieqrfently canst 1 br
excei of pleasure, jrry and cve'rhappi
ness; perhaps it was so id the case of
Jacob' Cfossip.
"The eason why Jacob iufpt was
Racer's refiYsing to let Mtff Iffss her
the 6c6hd time."' Kontoniforfn
iste.
; jfe are Of the ojihi0rf that j'acob
wept bec'aifse' be JiaoTnot kissed Rachel
before, and le'- wept bXjc'aVse the tittfe
vf as lost, PreH. 1
$ Plia tAiinfv mrfrf Waiif ' rAifllA - lmt
dansel kissed hnn''' full Mult Cla-
fifm- ' 4 ' - ' "' ' -V--" : . '. r ' '
' ' ' i ' r.
le' wept because' th ere was but one
Rachel foe hfiuVt fess.'v xVu:r. 4
Jacob; we'jit btecaAiieRacbei threat
ened to' tell lienfa rO'xzetfe'.
f'We believe Jacib wept b'ecao'se R-a-chel
had been eating oniotfs. itaiid
art. 7e btelive Jacob went. bscanier he
fcAinifJlAt kissmg was not half so
gntXt as it was said to bRhmn:-
c He wat a fool a lid did" ribt krio whal
vaa good' Tor iAatV'Womis A lett
er. . '
"iYc wept because' it was not time for
him to kiss her ag'aio." jrorM';
.Jacob wept because Racber en
couraged him to kiss her twice mote,
and be was afraid to do it-.-
-.ft -u.
Hthsteeeso
-
Tfc RaltrWria iTJfpIJt ItV "
- The JfjlWfl. oirepooderit of'tWe
A very reliable ctrlAfrt rot terra in-forti-a"!!!
a ter ikiv'iioi ihrV. T
U:ucim.mv h: oWiida Urting a tiews
paper 111 WiNnn fuion.'wiUi the rrnwed
ob-et f Wrt!dhitli lOiverhillw & IHion
uarolrt iUssisrauce uv the further-
anon of tlfrtt In(n.peU.-ble nectikr, will
be aladTr 'fetched s Cesffe tut Stack.!; ,
n fuVtlieF lltelthir vre Iniaef.inMutug.yoon
bernlns: the! pvoposed . new Hlir althort
wit If his kiotfWge of U. . iie'papvr bud:
.... 1 ' J mm mm . " T
4.w"B,,l(Hi?'!ti u. iitftrue wjll
couie iS irdsoii to Aart & iapet': Oiir ex
perience ant obVervattioti h:is beetf that
iiewspjfjrk chti't b iH.f rU-r' i4.' Fro n
die llrst the AdvancU Iiuh tkli; all iu lii
power towitrd? lAiildin 1 he rosii, but th
mwejrjias ln Jackiug, and jt lri4.4ieV1if.Ml
In llje pat that iw arurocHt"c idd Induce
our people' Co sucVibj as Ui irxllj asthcy
noma 10 Mint! tbe roail. ' ' - t
ll ifr. lleanie ig, tefTriar
.
"intTtT;
fa'
Wv jut f
I ... I... I.. .rf. .1 : .' ' " i .'.;'( 1 J . : , i ,
Uers as he hub nfade Tt a speclt stifdv for
tlrfr kliowle'da,; cootbiue! Jitlf. his exjie
ricne", lo bear upon the Wilson A Tar
Uiyer rail-road, it wouM rUe Pliuf-ifx-like
Irora itji ahes. ; f " J - ;y . ,lfi
If he, or aiifcotlier n?an sd itld wo
would heartily weleoine hhif ttf . euf' town
aifd Would iuVe fcrm 6f tlfeoorcW eo-o'p-emtlni
ofrwur c'uizcu. ; ''"t " "a
The JrroAsr pliC5 ;in our lubid. to start
iho nthusini is in PiM. WiUon has
already indie ited vvh It it wonfil if 11 J i(
the" people of pitt c 'unty Woifhf only re
spond as liburaly tts mfr p' ople If ft j rJr'wn-.
iMd to'd4( the road. waitM b'j .-built wUlfout
, The Alp vaNce stand V cpmmhfcd to 'tlris
Work, aud it pin p xe' to "Vti I'Y . by its
rt-e'ird. . We have always-. a Iv iciel every
irfea-ntre 4hrtt looked toward the tfdvan.ee,
fwitit ud up-buildin j l WiUrrn ami ; we,
ra, ti.,: i v
, - , .. .
HDie ueirenx roour rowu- v(nr. wj luyij
suuf hcretuf.re in favor of llrl road, we
ruitcrate.- , , ' - ,
There is -nAthingjh1 the shape' of pnblie
nweiutiilftiMi fa wwnUnia put into
oW'MwerirrftU.TTiililjiiir if
tUft rodiMid M itsi UwjvVmi believ.
m4 adroctf fa,.
Vilson.
x5WrVN I
fTx ?t? -i
IftyOTbTWMtfiWflifrlto
slxty-
hti
htA fi aJi-coiWtyxxlA. re,Ice of fo-r
ruhvr; Bemfersoti-lslce ; itece I sire hid
gi frt &iQt$ VrJMras.TiSifdlys.
AunTrafeTnclTs!Krrrr aiterdfott
Qould levlM; w dune to ;llevi:tte ler f
leV6iJi biit a1?vi vll nWrtaeliolif i?r
again, out we too, shrfl ..Itave fpaaswd
Iti&olrtffe el&&m4p$mjt' death
fJr?rte'irrtefi-lf bwkw'er life
femystfroi peVfyria passed ttrrougfti tttSnj
a ltigh ave, Mit we trnst,' thoffli an
chored in tire lufYeti of real, wlre s ail hi
Jky, peace, and love. '.". '. -ti
Mm. Taylor h?iver mary defir relirtfous
nd frientlx tr Mourn their loss,- and a de-
voted biuband, uon wvhoju sliouldfs the
eros Jfanff most r heavily. Ndver before,
has he catVd n pJn Uf Ubar sutfr : !bre
irial,!uttifisy tjrererp-fir hao tlie
heavenly intrucnce' ot k vork hng lor lfim4 a
V . . - r : ' ...
fr inntH r tnuIf tir tfttrf 'riil ' tl.riir nf
glory, 'for Oh, death fllierc h thy sting?
Oli rire' where is lh victory? ?
ifrs, Taylor had bVen a e'ousittnt rneth
fAr or'tte .MiiioaVy Baptist Clnrtch tMrty
ydaV. ' Pffe mrnfled'and unaelfMi hearted
wotnaif afbWinrllf frf tlwecrj' cf rwrey ' ffiid
luissious of khnbre? .. . . j '
Yes ive feef t'hal te atiaH' ri icMv;lhe'e in
. , sputleas wliite,
Around tin Ka'ther' Throne
Willi bright pahins rn lry liafnds and a'
s'arry crown',
Fof ie crosj thotifhas obrne,-
tVflny in didst. fall isfec'p; info fh
irt of our Saviour, i
Ah 5 dear loving one; I ."""''"'
Tw'a's not fr thee to Rliow Ue "atigabb-
wnicn Tre Dorz -Tii
paVting f-om otfr cyvn.
:: JfUt will.tnist 'tia fo the fjUf wh tt
We're Carted te beifr ' -- " "-'
- 'While Iw-fe we live itr ffoe," .-.
let oiif Dleedrng heifrts st.H year fer
ify,-' f'--
MyMotfrer's frU-tJd tnS m3i.
.-. i.iAt
tfrtsifti,- "it. C. An, Alt, 11 j
riloriai News
iATfLEBORti
built from IVhiiakerS to'
ltutQ$tljh LX st moderated
atTd vfe arf glaJ to ge te sPn shine
out acain. baring had -Ae- d "Ipeir
of mca w ath. :
baa removed his Coach Miking apa
Wheelwright Shop o tnis place.
Our.Tgwnahi'sn'. J'os. Ifnbgnoil. Ksq..
ha4 pnrcliaie.1 Uie . W4d Jh foundry
fomerlr oWiied ,bj,Hr. J. I'-Foote.' -He
will cbmmttice njpeVariun tlfera i ri
a Abort time, in addition to his busi
neSft here. .
The services' Of E: Gv Moor. Eq..
orrisnot has been' secured to teach a
cl apical a'ad1 mathematical school htro
terteatsolli
a iie?oT Ttpusvie xv jVi tne lead
rtjvf Gaune' Ruil iRfjruf. to 1 f 1- i----
uoer laecriraueTiTSKr wmxtviyMi
Transleni AuvertueuMttU iaserted at Ten
TbefVis aohlirffl w4'b6prnis
gentleman' will trradecMtt Wuild
t't trff Cdwtl iajWf place.
lean that Jft3vMftnt of
ClU ftfaa ,rroitl iriuUkers ov w near
ysiivrre fuV ih;tfVxcf' huing
tidier (br his uw ttSttjiUhst rwai'ttiso'
hatfl freigrrt frcrribck,pr NasU
coukty. .ThrijTfo'auJVOjpjnipleteft
HiUjie a,4srcat advantae', tlie peo
ple,cfill Counif pftd JPciilly1 ttf
oiff Vtetltfir8i Wlfitalfcrtt.
,0 QH 3-; -uj-ajtij? Uie - following
iteiqs to ths iStVwver'& SAJfeaic : "Av
littlej negro cmht itirnext v'ieaiit tir
towr? jWerdayrjCieteiTOMi otpa-
h M lite QU .Jirfc,V,.i. lai
nlace I lia'axd. Afr.Xmo ll. Gfen. of
r;uih Wntyt Wyte M Vtlnant thia
year 5 trill fcfaltt fG1tatTbtt6n, ' on 63
ofrYes V 'rfnd tlWT A.aj,t wiather
Nasli cirrfnty ?nr,;Wii made 83
baje witfa lrujscs and plenty of corn.-
Both good farmcrs' certafnff ' 5 . '
0 - o w-.Mav. ; -"
Greenville Espcfi -A 89 W-S
to pres-f vfc leant thai Mr. N. Schultr
was waylaid1 anil robSaif6f between T
$ff,0C0 itnd .OWabbnc'clock this 1
moftiini !M; Shirttr "melius 1,0a Jeft
howe foe TarbotO.t.wiiiqU place the
tqrorera to ake passage Tor New
Turk. l)fjfiiiurde)'litidred yards
from, the bridge tlieMiOfa ot Mir.-
tfchtfltf wHssffjfietf.t Uild hU sdn
ife?e fielfer nri Ufa lvU ioontaininjj
the irftweys tkeifpinUie buggy.
A re WArdo f I i as beep offered for
tlie ancst ajid copviction f the thieves.
WVfaVto Hcordiwtleatt c4 Dr
place tfftd brotbir KhiO.rV. M. D.
rown?,ijti dtf.aftlacfiitj Misn., on
the 24th of Deceaob'er.'Ue was a no-
gtristietl:! wrUry,Q, f,w.'
After telringf of the' Jistrcss caused
in YarborO by tHe'Iacl of wood Iho'
ouHier,ter ftjfU?Y4fcrJJtfi juncture;
Jfide Itowordeatlargajsrted a phi
larrUirOB-St as QXists 111 America, put.
1 Ptl er"nia.'i Hew afoUcff men than
Jndge Howard" MirM Ijiven a rotlrt
lOtMlUll IU tOO iUIBaiUlltllJ uukiova,
whicrtr tcy txttl H ehurch.
. Capt. Bordeu's fcpsv tf atrj on the W.
& W. KU.XjifltfyiiiA mis--le
thrown '. llirofigf lW' Car window,
heir Frem6ntftfilftri4 trl 6ld man a
IrCfrrniSrr fevKxe'recf hiwaeuieless.
I
' - - - IS2 .;
Th tolsbtt-gt T(!SereporU th ac
cidehtalt leiVUngff faster John Person
by l,e'f; WftK g0 while
squirrel hfinffug
: TheCeWnriHtf ffrprett fays that
aMljtewtamrt fsssaoluftLby ttro ne-
f jTocf nd" baf U'll rar f4 Z103 bTO!
ep,' DCSjaes.re-f lyrnj several utner
jiiiuries. at FarirV1lte,x1f fast Thursday
nigT,trowf HrfgtefSfcotored. was
kitlfer bttftevat Pacto
Iiis. JiU ecffnty nWitjwIl pas a wiuiestf
against Lwe wbiclj so; enraged him
that btVtacKtd Jiini and M'uzell
kill&l m & ief4efeilce'.f Mr.t' J; A
f S'lf'd hat blen eleetearttne of the Jo-
tr lot ItW t netdt.ClirJU Ctce. K. C.
Yellowl re$1gnawI,.lkJ . :
T ' . -w .".-tt !-
1
Jiotky; iuunt Froyrtts; Last Wed
newlay iiight near a p!ace known as
Kaso's 6yre, fli Tfasli fcotrnty, Spen
cP Harden thw famtnistand a , negro'
got into dratuT banpe, i which Spen
cer jwf tfaajgerbrtlrif not fatally,
stabbed tflf tcf of Six places. .
A fte'g'r'o Vjlhcf naTffS cf John John
son wa killed in. HaliTai coon ty last
week by another negro" named Georgef
Tucker.-
f
members of
the L!rd of CrwaJtaipners of .Pitt
)Lfuty over wferaed 125 pountisV of
Uiat eottoa V j H B .ta cottori
crop tuc past year. , van any county
shorf a opttef V&K(t.' They are goodf
farmerVffrrc! tbebtf 7iet of Comm'is
sibnert Pitt br-diiy Uica coouty ever
1A theh- n.-tjafia- ught; lAba. known
and Uere itev rti Council Dawson.
LChr,v Jee nrftn Nftp lias 23 cbfl
fdrhtrvlrif ahdrfasaatT wives am
f twefpai ?n1r,ae1w1fey M. C. S.
Cflf-rry OtinlucuV -M'oopng audi Noah
:'-. ' '-.' Ji4i3C'iUlm ' . '"'''. :-
itixiii &r Trip, t o Bt.
n-itint, v i J... Ii 1RS0.
w & i V. iriH at oer bun....... f doi e
Jorn
X- - - r
y
f,4
yDats
75
1J ACDK.-N. C: flldinr tb.U r ' 15
HC SdeUini afMert s. 12f
i' .linHmeat vakIe,Wj.w. 9
1-V
l'Bbolder--..v.w- ...... 7
Beeswax .,.... - ,
Badef 'jJLTi, JULMm. to 40
7 . ---- . -. 4mf
s f
tt
J.a
Peanuts, ; -
SO to 1 J-
.... 3
IP
6l
lklOP
Cow weal v ;v.;v.i
ted physician anjTsVlfo'ii' In the war
and granatedf ttVolui. Pitt
'county bM jebfdrsbadittisoTC diiliii-
(bur4 double teajin wagons 'tor hauling
wood MHUk poctrMettrttig it at their
Ilk?
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