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!! ; Is i f If I, ! . -n 1! .1- J s ; fi J ! t: J ; 1 1 t 1 i 41 5 11 1 1 .a The Wilson At)vatsce. WiuSox, - Friday; August 1 9 , 1 881 . J. W. LAS C ASTEU, Ed lor. J ' 1 .the advance- u pubiish e vry FriAk.if moraias. at wiiwui, X l--Sub.-riinioa Price ;." yvr. yfew, j toirtkw".1 ' Al.VSKUMNO TUtks. Ono. Sr: nt tim-uO-Jffcww fr cU sufiselut insertion. 12 ' months li M: Libr;il discounts M ill ra lor larHf iMivuiueHt iid Lt ir&uut ly liie C'ViWt'WATioiis Communications on inter vting iopin mid new. imsuw solicited, All Ci4ouaic.Uou. should Ittt addressed to ' Thk. Wij.sos a ivan k. Entered i U Foot Otticu at Wilson N.C. as ecOYid class matter. .. -,. . IE Drl'.Bliss the Presidents physician got some pus from the wcnd in a aut placi; on his linger wiiich swelled iis hand and ami. lie Ls better now, though. The Charlotte Cbxcrcer thinks that the State Prohibition vote will reach 51,172: and' the Anti-Prohibition ma jority is placed at 127,200. Seventeen er cent of the voters stayed away from the, polls. THE I'IKESIDOTS . (.'0?ipi- The President has been in a very critical condition since Sunday last but is now, it ia thought, some bet tor. He may recover but the chances are'ntraini-t hinu In order to give the latest news con corning his condition we publish ihe following telegram which we eeei ved about 7 o'clock last night : , . ExEcrWE3lANsiox, Washing ton D. i -Aug. , 18th 0:30 p. in. The PresifleMSt Jias doue well during the (lay,- He hits taken nourishment with fevjaeht Jjsh and without sulv- seou.Bl nausna. There is some nsei of teiapcraturoVut hi general condi tion i is, rathcr'Aler than at this time .' yesterday, "iHiae 10S, temperature 100 -RospKtloiiVHL . IT. W. Russ, :,!'. RAT.XF.S, J.ii . W(K)I)va no, "Uotjt.Rkyiuun', i h J)I'lAYKS AfXKW. - THE UBE1T ASXICTV. -" lRstrrry'rtrs no instance of such ffffffntefahtt lowg protracted anxiety ftbrtut theSlfiPVf any human being, : n'tKafnow ft throughout the civ ilized wrjfifl, for the preservation of the-life of President CiaTfield. Day ' after day fnr a month and a half, the . hbltethls- Cf rrouneing his condition the indications for and against his restoration! health and assumption tfhijcfffkial duties, have beev eager ly flight for and read with alternate hope arid fear in all parts of this coun try and Europe. People everywhere are beginning to ask themselves when ' is this fcfng season of waiting and Avatching to end ? They have been often encouraged by the attending physicians ' to hope for a fiworable issuej and the President himself has alvfsSEpWire(i hopeful of "pulling through."; But within the last few days an unfarable ' change occurr'd, and a feeling of despoiulency succeed ed in painful contrast to the feelings of joy and gladness at his prospective recovery. On Wednesday hist the end was thought to be rapidly ap proaching and Dr. Agnew the chief .surgeon informed. Mrs. Garfield that she might prepare for the worst. h?ince then we arc informed that the President has rallied again, and that his condition has so much improved as to warrant hopes of his ultimate recovery. Shot at his post ! ire j vr know how .strong T, hiiml th:it rrasiod the helm; till came Ike shock Whan the tlncers UJhUinea in Pain's heli. lock And the eootlshipqVhvTrd all her beams :ikm I. This was no deed oHmutineors that throng In clamoronirevi no 1111411 rocK Miilnes at Deatu's owu grandeur dartd to mock A jtifulfool has' worked the State this ,wvour Not with' tho-avwaI.ne: with faonan'? b:i;e Wth friend' distrust he battled. Slowly grew. Our cjufiience in him who steemi us on . Uanser.that found him faitkful,rrowus him '-' great. ' The Ship of State sails on ; but of her, crow Who Ul .-.tiRht take the helm, he hvms gone ? AX I3IPOUTAST DECISIO, The Suivreme. Court.of the United States has , recently decided that a State has the right to impose any tax upon patented articles which does not discriminate in favor of citizens resi - dent in such State and against citizens of other States, and may ; require the taking out of a license for the sale of a manufactured article produced under a patent. One J. T. Webber was indicted and rT iTi(f C4 ' in the. countv Court of Luuriviwu v Henrico County Va, '-for unlawfully p.llintT and ofitrins for sale in that county to Its citizens certain machines, known as Singer Sewing machines, which were manufactured out of. the State, without first iaving attained a license for that purpose from the au thorities of the county or having' paid the tax imposed ty law for that privi lege. The opinion of. the Court was ; delivered by JudgePield as follows ; In the county court where the ac cused was tried, it having been brought up by successive appeals and writ of error to this court, the de- len-e rolled en vtv, that Webber was acting as the agent of the Singer Man- j ufacturing Company, which had a license from the .State as a resident merchant in . Richmond, comity of Henrico, Va., to sell the machines and also held a patent of the United States authorizipg it to manufacture and sell them anyw here in the United States. to .-this defense the answer the is obvious. The license being limited ! to the city of Richmond gave no au- th'oritv to the Company to. sell the lm'.114-.. - , , machines elsewhere and of .course gave none to it agent. The right con ferred by, the patent laws of, the. Uni ted States to sell their inventions and diseoverie?; does not take the tangi ble property, in w hich the invention or discovery may be exhibited or car ried into 1 effect, ' from the operation of the tax and license laws of the stats. - ( t . The patent" f(;r a llynamite powucr does not prevent the State from pre scribing t he conditions of its mariufuct ure storage and sale so as to protect the community from the danger, .of explo sion. A patent fur the manufacture and sale of n" deadly poison, does nci. les.-eirthe riglit of a , State to control its handling and use. It is only the riglit to the inver sion of discovery the ' ihc( rpurat :cl l ight-wliich the State cannot interfere with. Wliatever rights are secured to inventors, must be enjoyed in subordination to the general authority ; of the State over all property within its limits. These views find support in the language of this Court in the Case of Patterson ys Kentucky iVr U.' S. R. :0f. Ho can find no objection to the Legislature of Virginia, in requiring a license for the sale of the sewing machines by reason of the grant of letters patent for the invf-niinn. There'.is however an ob jection to its Legislature arising from its discriminating provisions against non-resident merchants and their agents.1 The 45 Sec. of the revenue law declares "that : any person who shall sell or- oiler for sale, .manufac tured articles or machines ot other States or Territories, unless he be the owner thereof and taxed as a mer chant, or tak3 orders therefor on coin mission' or otherwise, shall be deemed an agent for the sale of those articles, and shall not act as such without tak ing out a license therefor." The license gives him the right to sell in the county or corporation for which it is issued, if he sells or offers to sell in '.other counties or corporations he hiusti pay an additional -tax. The section then declares "All persons other than res-i lent nianufa.turers in the State, shall pay the special licence tax ibiposed by this section. ;' " By these sections read together we have this result: . The agent for .-the sale of 'articles manufactured in. other States, must first obtain a license to sell, for which., he? is required to pay a specific tax for each county in which he sells or offers to sell them., while the agent for the 'sale of articles-manufactured in the State, if acting for tho mauuructurer b not ramrod toj obtain1 a license or pay a license tax. Here there is a clear discrimination in j favor of home manuf cturers and against the manufacturers of other States. Sales by "manufacturers are chiefly eflected jth rough agents. A tax upon their agents is a tax upon them, and -if this ! is made to depend upon the articles! having been manu factured without; the State, it is to that extent a regulation of Commerce in the articles between the States. It matters not whether the tax be laid directly upon the articles sold or in the form of license for their sale. If by reason of their foreign character, the State can impose a tax upon the person through whom the 1 sales are effected, the amount of tax will be a matter resting ii her discretion. She may place the tax at so high a figure as to exclude the introduction of tho ! , . , , . . ioreign article ana pnvenx compen- titju with the home product. It was airaiiL-t ljeiiislation of this discriminating kind, that the f ranters' J of the Constitution intemled to guard, j when they , vested in Congress the! power to rearulate commerce auionjr thc'several States. See Weiton vs. Missouri. No one tpa options the gen. eral power of the -btate to require licenses for the : various pursuits and and occupations within Iter limits, and to fix their amounts as she may choose, except when its exercise may impinge upon the just authority of the l ederal Govermcitt untler the ton - stitution or the limitations prescribed by 1 tliat instrument; but where ar power is vested exclusively in t bat! uovernmcut, and its exercises is e.- ee.ntial to the perfect freed6mof Com mercial intercourse between the sev eral States, any interfering action by them must give way. In . regard to ihe great variety of subjects upon -which Congress can act under that power, we said in a recent case, "Some of s them are national in tlieir cnaracier ana aanut ana require um- form it v of regulation all States. Others aids to commeree properly regulated aaarTe i to xneir soecitu circumsiances and localities. Ot the . tormer .ehissi niay be mentioned all that portion o . - - , t . .... Hofn-oon sittfj; i"htf'h rni?ifj 1 ... ., J lu ... ,: iransportation, purvna te ana,ex- change of commodities. There would otherwise be; no security ; -against- con- flictincr regulations of dilferent r States, each ds,; crimination m favor of its Own pro- ducts ana tuizeus m oxner riaies. Commerce among the States, in any Vand canonlv-ber . Iekms: (5 mnths.J j . . L. L. POLK & CO., commodity can only be free, when it is exempted from all discriminating regulations and burdens, imposed by local authority!, by . reason of . its foreign growth ?" manufacture" (county of Mobile vs. Kimball 102 5 U. S.j Reversed and remanded. J. " 4 - -"- EXCtSSIOX TO iASHVILEE asd THE net f T ns? An evenrsion from Goldsboro and ample facilities for ..all tq visit Ash ville round trip tickets will be offered for fale good to return on any regular passenger train on or before Sept. 30th 1881 . The fare from Goldsboro for the round trip has been placed at the low price of 9.00; from Raleigh 'S7.00' This will afford the best opportunity ever offered for visiting the moun tains. Perfect ' connection, no lay over, no omnibus transfer, no stage travel. .. "T3ie Courage ofllis CoasviC : ; tiosis!),' We are surprised that our cOtempo rarv, Tlie Wilmingtou Star, should be a part v in insulting the Prohibitionists oi North Carolina as will be seen from the following: ? One Democratic editor, Horn of the Meridian (Miss.) Mn-mrij, has. .the courage of hi ' " l r-'. ! tllUS exore'sses hiiM-'Mt Mil tiu- Nort! 'aro- liri. nr hi t u r, t Ollfsiiitill 1 ' I. 1 11 ' ' ' d NortnStaw- !ia .tusi. uow vol-, hibition (i-'vH a.nd oui of sight... ;.. .w., i: .,!-!i.,..'K l!,i't! pro II HiHTlT ....... apple-brandy in the world. V poet it(pi-l.rH-.(iy J-.lh 1 1 -;"""-!! e S I ! Ho in iU'i;-vil Ti' oiO'iliut J! too good a tiling I :;ive '. to. .a. fn-vai-ical whim. 'Old N h' ti'i -.waves, and long may it wave'. 1'or this purl we ask Rule Elmundson, or some of our old friends about Toisnot, to send me and Wade Thomas. a jug full of it to this town, that we niay celebrate the-.victory of '(Jld NasM over the few North Carolina damphools." - llt)rn formerly resided in this coun ty, and if he thinks that only the fa-n-aUcs and tools voted for 'Prohibition .'iivthc recent election he is much mis taken. From tlie returns we learn tluit the white vote in the State was naarly evenly devided and we haxrd noth ing w hen we assert that the Prohibi tionists had in their ranks fully half of the intelligence in the State. We. do not say this to revive the agitation of tlie question,' but to let an editor, in Mississiii)i, .who Seems to have things badly mixed up, perhaps from read- ing the SUir know the true -state oi the case. We repeat that we are surprised that the Stdr .--hould be a .party to such a direct insult to a body of men who are the equals, in every respect, of any men in the State, and who cannot by any reasonable man be called foo?s v' .fanatics.- A.Guarantee that any one afTtcd with constipation or torpid Liver can be relieved by taking regularly, In directions, Simmon's 'Liver - Regula tor.'. Tt luiK boon known to cure in hundreds of cases, and will do itagain.1 "As a gsncrul family remedy toy o-ys- nensia. tornid Liver constinatzon, Ac I hardly ever used anything else, and -&t fwt eur foran diseases of tlie stomach and bowels. - Wi J. McElrov, Macon, Ga. 2CEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ring for Jinle itt pri- ! tltt defy Comprtilion, t1i- follo-viig; Goods : 30,000 Y'DS U, 2 and 2 BAGGINGS. 20,000 BUNDLES ARROW TIES l,l:") " DELTA, OR HOOK . TIES, . ';' I 'A'IjUAIjO C. Ii. OlWt,, 10 BULK KIIOULDElwS, j ;Xv BALKS PIUMETIMOT'Y HAY, coo BUSHELS CORN, ; 4i I5U8HELH BOT.TIT Mi: AT.. 0-0 BARK i,.L' LOi" Li (AUG-;! GO BAUUi.l .s KT-s :j SACi-.s i ', : 05 BARREL:: S'i'.iAH, j 05 BARUELs'MdLAS t ; . , 0 TON. PERUVIAN GUANO, FORI TUP.NIPS, &.C. 6 STONEWALL GIKS, 1,000 FEET RUBBER BELTING, ' ' ' - 1 .. . .. - . . Branch Hadley 61 Farm&p. Aug-10-tf. TV TRS. JOSEPH S. JONE8 JJVJL HOME SCHOOL, YV ARREN CO., N.C. ")W. "in, fi,v. jiuwc. tu,w. ,.-1 . 1.. . . . Wi V- . S . - - - .. ...v ty ' ii-fiil ,imy,-.t ;.t ; . j j will be resumed under the m, m. .fAfr ni1 r:iT V . ;n everv u-,vn,i;,t an in M-(.rv -m.ai;,l t Locj c vTiox: TheWatw'i is h-ilthv tired Ja crnit cvr., ithpr lTnd: p;aM,. . re fri either Henderson, Ridgeway or Jm n, are CCnveved. free of charge. Address, jli. JOSEPH S. JONES, Aug2 linj cKouu;. s. l. i all principal point on the ortii uar- -.v- ,, 1 1 r J. yi Julv 29-4t.l i , . .. ." C, - - . ii,, oe, neatly and earefnllv perfotnren and puo ..muj ol w road will leave ednesuay . ...... , t, ; I - ii i Li'i n:is I ' Kit i i i M 1 1 1 irv-f . - f Ag.V'2ftH.T18SlJTiT6i,aef to afford Xeeth extracted without jain. Office t iiCS 1 E it MiiHilit ! A MOiC'M I Otii'l ninth anv.i tiuil k.l, -v .f ? A . i l j-- l , , ! 1. . . . v 1 ? - a. . ta. , affecting alike for Boys and Girl-. The next session t m .t nfs. VroeuU-t i was awards! the oremium t out Inst v ft uitinivjuaiuai tv utttJi ! if iip ti nii'i Mrv v ur i :rr;i otriiP to : i t uurT imu- ii l foil n pi it are local. ' 'or mere ' will begin August 1st, and continue ; Jnlv l-81-0t.l St;tteEiir. by iiroMMO.biBruncheS) 1000. ljanornuse?, each. SEA BREEZE H0USF. , of money. Payment: One-half at u" .t"VulT . ,ZSV? Ior of Session: balance at lX': ' ' ? r: A" "Vusle . This SA-hool has been in sue- i irom ie poutn an t Veanf M is DENTISTRY- Tn: 1. , Yv'r JOYE R, Meirri'n reili!f, jS&rlla permanently located in Tarboro Street next tloor to Post office. Jan : 12m. J . MISCELLANI-:OUS. WOOL FACTORY N0 T I G E . I wOuld inform .tlie public that I have -moved' my wool curds from Fre mon.t Tl ( y ne i w f ituattd at tlie A bells itolnee in Johnston county, one mile east of Lowell Factory The machinery is now in good order. Tfbol shipped' to me at Fremont will be promptly attended to. Price: For plaincarding 10 cents per pound, for mixing, l- cents per pound carding for toll, one third. J. SOUT1 Aill. Abel, Johnston County, N. C KEW AinTERTISE3ILNTS. i ' A CjctLMiN(i ! CO.MiNG ! I beg leaf to inform my Wilson friends and all desiring clothes that I will lie in Wilson ; August :;oth. With a beautiful lino of saih.ples and will be pleased to take measures and supply everybody , with a first class suit of clothes. Reserve your orders for me. liespectfullv, . i R. I). JOHNSTON, AugS 2t 1 of Winston, N. C. c OR C V INFALLIBLE CHILL CURE. The attention of Druggists and Dealers generally is called to t his most valuable medicine, which staiuls be fore the. public and medical faculty undisputed as a cure for . Fever and Ague, Bilious and Remitting Fever, Dumb Chills, Enlarged Spleen, and all diseases arising from malarial or miasmatic poisons.. It is no quack nostrum or patent humbug claiming to cure all diseases, but only such as arise from malarial poisons, which are very prevalent in Eastern Carolina.- Co'ntaining a very valuable prep aration of Iron, it renovates tlie blood, promote pottL-:: iufr.UibV . 1 annetite and is a most raiive. Certificates of its from some of our best I lie furnished upon appli :it fails to give satisfac- C;tl V!'- c;itioii,-a tiuli J the 'is ?u ed only . -tl according to directions . ill be refunded. Pre par ' 11 K,'KY C. SHANNON, .. . Druggist and Chemisit, 00 West Centre St., Ar.gH;4ml Goldsboro, N. C. THE LOUISVILLE THE LOUISVILLE ' OMMERCIAL.wiih daily aud weekly ditlona, for years f sv-t reoognlz'-d as a lending paper of it.e South and W-t,wa8vtablisued in 69 by a num ber ol KentuctciaBS for Ibe pnrpt.ee of :is- . semlnaUug those prineir.lm ct ludlvldu -l liberty, civil equality, public b neEtj.Bnd devotion to national u:-lty sr.ri Ibpsnprim acyof the National CVnstitn' Jon on w hi h tbey believed the vf Iff. re ot ihe whol country to depend, ana -wiiicb theyleu H wa fspecia ly impoitiDt thai the rcpl of Jen'uey atd the Son-tera Sta Phoujd cordially accept ai d art upon. 1 lie papr has steadfastly advocated and df fui ded thse princuies dnilrg Its whole saeer, and still derou s It f-elf to their itihI n tfenance. It Is a spec'al friend to the devel opment and prosperity i f The ut-i on that foundation of jt.stice to ai!, wl i h is the only stire bain : perrna' er.t tfaL eHilllty and fcaa'thfal prcgrff . THE WEEKLY COiiMERCIAL If a large, thirty six column paper, plvinK every wet k h coi iiuuid lov1 a fi on or more conoplettd j-toTieR, ss: ni ns el the highest literary character and 1 1 tae iro t general intereet; fnli xi.l accu ie rraii;et repoits, a cozDj?ite. TSsninf of the htect news, and -we'.l-writlen i!orlH-s on err Tent topics, it i& well kr.n r us o' tf--br!htf6t and most valuaWf fan iy pi r In this country, and from its fall K-u r news is speclRily lnt'rf.tlng tti he;i uci aim having their hrm-sl! on erK'. WWehav&aciubbiDgaTra getv-v the paper in vrinch ti is -d v en T pears, by wt.ich Bubfcrib-rs enn . ; pp-ra for IttUemoro t bun tli i rice -2 : feu bscrlptloti terms (p'stagef'e-) ai: !'.. Dally, j:0 per annum ; nfc Monday tCif , j'2 pf-r n'um. WeekK, vitn preuil- 'i- tl 5m. Wt eh ly, without prfmlao .S to. Specinoen c pies f-ert f eecn Bps ilcs 1 n ' Libera1 oo -. taiKloanto fgeiits:and sj cl- ; fates for clubs. Money sent at our rik mu?t b sert j registered letter, po-tofflce order or est ies- prepaid. Address, 102 West Creen Krsci. IUISVlLtE. : : t KKNT"'''- T. TOasfloro rsmais uoiiep, GREENSBORO, N. C. The41stsesyin of this well-known Institution will begin on Wednesdav, i ,2lth Augut. TEllM 1'IvVv OF 20 WEEKS' Board and Tuition in full English I course. 75t). Chances forextm stud- ies molerate. ATfVR!. mi? a r city c n w - J i j.. V . A m. f . - The abov named IIou e will be open- Atll. roo;i antl can accoiiK- 1 ttateW to W guests. And wll I do , " lS i U1C Afl;UltI0 f 1 m I able, ami general : VTf r tf0 1 11 J-id o i..aougli the Courteousy of my Kue:rts will have thopi-ivih in: :j,u I ;:; i the use oftheAtlanticrs 1 Room. ;; v-,.;i,-u. ; i. HALL, Proprietor. - , , j- U l knn. V i ! AlHor-kt AVI I I J UL 1 o near me x ew vxiantic I lot el , SCHOOLS- U niversity-? Virginia ( pens October !, continues fhrOugil nii,. months 'It is ' orsranized in spools on the eclective system, with J full courses in Classics, Science (with! Practice in Chemical and Physical Laboratories) Literature in Law, Med-; icine, Engineering, Natural History, . j and Practical Agriculture. Expenses AH f transactions m liok-Keeping ! (including evftiything) about $A0;. Ar Hctn'atrSeiul for specimens of J'cn plv for Catalogue to JAMES F. II A R- 'nianship, circulars, and catalogue to in RISON, M: D. Chairman of the Facul- W. T. R. JJELL, Prin. Postoffice, University of -'Virginiar IN NORTH t'AitOLlXA. "oSays a disinterested Professional j Exiert, of large1 and successim ex pe-. ience.omnloved bv our State to visit niut'atldrevis 11 (Air new white Stat' Normal Scools, in reference to the Wis Iliii Iili B strictly Nou-Sectrian. Able and v ' .pCrieiuCd Faculty Extensive Library and Apparatus. Spacious Bunding. Healthv Location. A Pleasant Edu cational Home! Modemess, Practical ness, and Thoroughness,, our Mottoes. Military Discipline for Boys, Parental Discipline forOirls. ENTIRE AVERAGE EXPENSES, i$170 l'Klt VI. A K. The Institute is tlie scat oi one of the New State Normal Schools. Fall session opens Monday, Sept. oth IsSl. Address for Catalogue, ' S. HASSELL, A. M., Principal Wilson, N.C. GMwan- Baptist Female k :: : -ck M U R F R E E S B O R ( ), N c FOrSDF.H IX ls4S. The next Session of-, this j.iMKr In stitution will begin on Wednestiay, October 0th, 181. Its locution is singularly fortunate, in n quiet and healthy village,: on a site of rare beauty, and within a.i "enclosure' of 2S acres. The free use of its proper ty, estimated at :")0,not), enables it to oiler superior advantages on . very moderate terms. Gentlemen of experience will have charge of the departments of XATrilAIi SCIEXfK MOKAIj-' nnixtfKjS l'JIV, KXGLISII LIT K-l! AT IKK, LAT IN" AX D MATllKMATH'S. An sccomplisJicd lady who has has had specia4 tffiining for her work and who can speak French and German will teach ELOCUTION, lllKXllT, ' OK KM AN 'AND ON MX AST US. MRS. S. J. MYRICK. Who for years, Inis'directed the Music Department, and who is known to the patrons, as the most popular and suc cessful teacher ever connected with the School, with associates of ex perience, will continue in charge of this department. The Art department is under the di rection of miss e: l jester. . iiivi fx iiv nv ttiiM (lining '- j ust'iy popular and o tiers superior advantagts. Soard and Tuition in full English rrrt'y per Session of 9 nlonths,S-l. ( i'lher -hp'jfes rennhle. For prospectus address, j. B. BriEWEB. 1.. - It FA R 31 1 NG IM PLEMENTS. fa R y.v. k WAINWRHJHT Founders of Crass and Iron and . ' Manufacturers of r AGURlLilRAL IMFLLIESTS, at tlieir old tai:d WILS.OX, NOltril CAROLINA Manufacture and keep . on baud any, and the largest ti)ck of . M PeL E M E N T S In the State for the Farm, made of the be-t material and by skilled workmen All ds warranted to giv s.Va-facrion ot no ? ;! r nc wii? compare prices with any first cla?s house. ? 'l'he patroii;i;f jeccivotl at the liai.ds of the fanners and the trade iu and nit of the State beats u out- in this, for which vr? rt-ruru. one pr. r-- ' hitlikS of and tlie ftopc we ill taetiti FAR5iK! a .i' WRIGHT.. WE HAVE IX STOCK CIDER MII,I.S, CAXE MIT.r.S...' V.'IXlf i14ESKEf SWKf CHl'KXS AXU CUEAMEUSCOKX MILLS, An d the ft)Iloving popular Gins, iitifl loesses. ' "HALL" "CENTENIAL" V A N W I N K L E" "CARVER" "BOSS" "ROANOKE" "VAN WINKLE" Send for Ibices. We ship gwxls to! all parts of the State. Among other engines, we have on! hand one Ettmger and Edmunds 8 PROFESSIONAL. C. B. Aycock, Of Wayne. F. A. Daniels. Of WiiKjn. AYCOCK & DANIELS, ATTORNEYS AT LAV, GOLDSBORO. N. C. RFWilI practice fn the Courts vv;u- fson. - uvne, Lenoir and tireeno. 4 LW:CTrONS A SPECIALTY". i i Mr. A,co-ck will be at Fremont ev-f cry Saturday. ak&M Sit 11" W1 " SCHOOLS. KIM'S I'OLYi'Att HIGH SCHOOL. KING'S MOUNTAIN, N. C, A Business Collegef under the direc- f tion of Prof. R. S. Collins, will .be opened in connection With this young vigorous ant I progressive School, in September next. Prof. Collins is the ! finest penman in the Southern States. WKSLEY.1S FEW ALE - INSTITUTE, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. 0ens September HOth, 1H8L One If thiJ - Frns'P Sr 'irnr-iT vs pn? Yni.vc Ladiks ix thi: Uvitkd STAfisa Surroundings beautiful. Climate im ; surpassed. 1'upils lrom seventeen SlUtes. UfLlUIS AilOXG Tlin BUST IX tllE ' . UXIOX, Board, washing, English course, 'Lilt in, French, Oern'ian, Instrumental i music, ivc, lor Scholastic year, .lrom Sept. to June, S'iSS. Y6t Catalogues write to '. " Ri:V. WM. A. HARRIS, Presr J uly-Gt Staunton, a. Peace Institute. FIl YOUXG L.I DIES. RALEIGH, N. C. REV. R. BURWELL, ) JOHN B. BURWELL, ) PllIXOirALS The ninth annual sesion commences Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1881, and closes June 7th, 18S2. Instruction givn in all branches- usually taught in tirst elass female schools. Advantages for 1 vocal and instrumental music unsur passed. Building heated throughout by steam. Location equal- to any In 'ie country for healthfulness and ac cessibility. For circulars and 'cata logue, address, REV. R. BURWELL X- SON, July l-tf. Ral-ii, v. C, A"- U4T4 'i-:??BAi.a: s-.a..a STAUi ON. V.. -Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, Pm-ipa! Opens September li, . v la-e- : June 1 - t Unsurpassed in its V uioi). iiu buildings and irroun''-. r-i is appointments and . Manila ry -arrting-e-ments. Its full corpse oi sujc riur and experienced teachers. Its unrivalled advantages in M.uic, Modern Lau gruajres, Elocution, Fine Arts, Physical Culture, and instruction in tlie Theory and Practice of Cooking. -rrhoi success ful efforts to secure health, comfort and standard of solid scholarship. . For full particulars apply to the Principal for Catalogue. x G-ihii Holliirs Institute. BOTETOUT SPRINGS, VA., The:7th annual session closed with most satisfactory results. 8e'on.ty (70) Diplomas were awarded in ILclectic, Literal y, classical, and t cicintific courses of study under moat approved stand ards, ihe Department of music num bered more 'than one hundred pupils and made a chaste and impressive ex hibit on Commencement day. Art also was conspicuous.' The facilities hereal!lrded- tor board, varied and elovati'iL- instruction, the ml vantages, of )' -aiity, climate and cohifort and esjie.viully the care ot" health, -iuor.il nd tiifimiers of pupils are., most invi ting to thoughtful parents. Eighteen otlics'rs and teachers, seven of whom are gentlemen. Tlie :)sth Session will open on the 1 1th of 'September, lbSl. For particulars apply to. the Superih Pendent. " C11AS. L., COCKE, Supt, July l-3m . For Ifouiig' . Ladies ' GOLDSBORO, N. C. no5i-sciroor., ix avayxb' county, NORTH. CA ROLIN A. R. II. Chapman, D.D. T . . , Mns. V. L. M; ciiAfMAX j lineipals. This School re-opens, (1). V.) loth. pf ember, 1881. Limited number of pupils, so 'that almost the entire teach ing is by the Principals. No "assist ant" music teachers, EYEKY pUil bein under the direct and thorough instruction ot M. de La Croix of Pans,. whose instructions, vocal and instrumental, are fully up to the - re quirements ef the largest city schools. No School in the State offers supe rior educational advantages. Apply for circulars, during July and August, to Rev.-Dr. Chapman, Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina!, alter 1st tsept. to l)n Ciiapinaii; at Goldsboro,, N C. July22-:im RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, . ; ASHLAND, VA, The Oldest Jfefhodizi 'Collrge in the i United ,St( tf.es t ' ' . Chartered rganized 18JJ2". Session Begins Sep. 15th, 1881. Full eclectic course of instrurtion in all the brandies of a liberal edition, ; leaning to iiie usual college tSegr..ui. ": Ashland is a lfealthv nnl tde:i:-ftrit1 r village, iud of read v a ..-, sitT,;lt,.di ! ! i'i miles north of U.cii!?iii, .;i j n' main railroad line'i - t;. .North 'toSstjuth. ' j The expenses are .i.- luy,- ii- th y '.it-,' beinjide, considerii ' tenf an! 1 completeness of the i in-e of hiMruc- tion With TrOiier t--..in . ... , ' esay college anu t-yniMvt;$- t.utLtv . it. i i ' .. . i neett mjt exceed $2JJ- uc 'months session. A.' . . - .1 -.--t.-. . ' . t 1 ii- i:me ! Eor Catalogue, givi9f full jrticu ! lars, addrev - W . , BENNETT, President, ! L J uly 2y-2mo. T0ISA0T HIGH SCHOOL (MALE and FEMALE.) G. W. Ariiixgton-. 1 . . . vx. G. W. AnniXGTox, ) rrincipak ' The next scission will. begin on the second Monday in August tuition peii session oi' twenty weeks: I Tor PriBia.v Er.elUb Branch ,rumW rP t; v' r - - ii' of M6rd at,k;eacbextra -vw Boaro ! mpntU VSteslO Vc.r fMrtKar - T , , ji further particulars axldress CL W. ARUINGTOX, IOISNOT, N. ; TIME TABLE. OFFICiaOF GexbualSup't 1 Pkteiwbuiu; Railkoad c0 ' Petersburg,: Va., J ul v-is, f i HMMMEXCIXG, MONDAY i -;V ?t, lh81,1Tmins on this road U'" run as follows: . ' k ' OOTTn SOl' Tir, A.MI M . All V IVi.-V-biirjr daily (Vr:ih,i: v.toi.vRl.r4it llSiu;. ' Ar: fe::t:! at . ; dL.. n.. M.W YdUK Ki ;u 'Weldon iit- . Arm c rr.r.iGiir. Lmx Petersbnre daily (ex. Snnrtiv ) at ir:?-, i .iiuu- ;ii i ncioil :il . r; L- -n 1 ia w OOIXO NtiliTll, PlSTOX AND SAVANNAH FAfiT mail. "Ii;:Ve WHrtvn at- . AutVe at lV-urr at ...J"."." X".". .HfSV YOhK EXPRESS. - . i::to affl 4 U2 Ariiw4lt Petersbi.rir :t "' ', ;! Pm i t- i, nuau hi.. . - , . --f- FliLIOUT. Leae yeWon rifijfily fexcept Sunday) a't s on "SfeVpifir jars' and first class coaches on n '?, ,t'l.c,i1SK,,f ar3 kitwcoen JVnmineu.n ... Ttfruujdi ticl ets soltl to all Eastern ami Sn ern points and bajrjrajre checked tlironch ' 'afMe8er gmng Soutb will iurciia tirt, yi tli. ck l.atKapral irastiinKTon street !, -? Pass'a;rrrs ..guiug Kortb and topn;n- it i m e t rt.',or. i . 11. 3J. Sully, Gen Superintendent, W. P. Taylor, Gen. Ticket Awn W- J. liuowx, Dispatcher of Train CON I ) ENSEI) SCHE 1 )U LE, Dated July "Jth, 1SSL GOINd KOUTlf. ,'o. -1, XtTlo " ' ' aily- Duilv." Leave Weldon :J p m? Jf ff Arrive Rocfey Mount 1 ol) p m, 7 2.5 Arrive Tarboro .Lae Tarboro ty ! in, , 4(1 p)U. VjiO a in,)."0-a ia Arrive WilsoU Arrive G(ldboro, Arrive Waf"sav' Arrive Buryaw H 'I I am, 7 fit; j)U 84 a m, K-j:l pm 7 2 a in. 1 h 4:5 am.,li)!;tr.iu Arrive Wilmingtm i 45 a m, 112:1 ji ' . 1 cave llmnitrton . ; in a m c "r i , rn ve BurgaV 7 2(? i m 7 LlVinn Arrive Warm' -- 8 41am ?MH,m Arrivx Goldsboro ' 0 48 a m it) " 'nm Arrive Wilson 10 t; n m 1 1 17pn Arri ve Rocky Mount! 1 2.',' a m 1 1 .V.pm Arrive Tarboro Leave Tarboro 8 r( pni f. 10 a m i (JH) a m f s :!() p m Arrive Weldon 12 ",()p m 1 2."a'iM LbavPs Rocky Mouiit ' Tiresdayr "uist-ia ami oaiuruftys. -'t Leaves Tarltoro Mondays, Wedne days and Katurdavs. Train No. 40 South will stoprtilvn Rocky Mount, Wilson, Goldsboro'a i Magnolia. Train No. 47 make close connection at Weldon for all points North lai!v All rail vi.t Richmoid, anl da;;' except Sunday via Bay Line. Train .No. 4o runs via'Richn enda: a.-liii:yton,ijiid makts ci se (.).;. tion daily to jiliclimoiid, "aiu! ft-.? Saturday nights for all jioii.ts u. rth ot Richmond, Tn.;:; No. runs daily i -i.i' close CMiiiiection for i s i ! j-o'-; . via iUehiiiond anl'Wj'.s'hi!;irt'--'. Ail tntins run solid ik-t -,! V ; mingtor. and Washingtf-, m-;,,; i.,t, Pullman 1'alace Sleeper.-, atJ-u-hed. X)im E- -DIVINE, (ien. Supt A 1 OPE, (ieneral .Passenger -Agent.. J'or Safe. I offer for sale my residence, fles hly locatetl, on the corner of (irce!;.': and Pine Streets: The house Is wcl! linished and is in perfect order. Ofx"! garden easily cultivated ud the necessary outhouses. This viilualfk projierty will be sold on acconiodatii g terms. Aiplv to aug 3J 4t J, V. BLACK WELL. JLmtd For Sale ! I offer lor sale my tract of land sit uated in, and near the town of VM Crvfk, CiJisisting of 252 acres, :0 acr'H i in jHid the Lalunce contiguous to t!i" Town. .Dwelling ;;x40, 4 large room--.situated on East Railroad Street,;' horse farm cleared, a r:d under citltiv;i-. tion, nectary tenant houses, 'i"4 Orchard, plenty of Rich Shell Marl. Terms reasonable. For further in formation apply to : T. J. MEACHAf, Blnck ( reck or CONNOR d WOODAIM), Wilson, '.'' ' -JAMES W. LANCASTER, Attorney- at-Law, WILSON, N.C, " ",T:ve in the (fottrt House. --. P:-;ictit'.s In all fhe courts except t' ' f -rUr court of Wilton coitnf v) -eel; ' ie fTMitipt uttentpMi to bti'-iix'fis ei;r'i-f'' 1 to hitu ii v-iW0U and adjoiuiag cmhiiJ" NOTICE! J hll sell at the mrt House df in Wilson on Monday, the "Ah day Sept. next,the following tract of lufi, lying in Spring Mill Town4ui a-i-rining the Iamb of Iliiry lU-ttrr and others, containing 25acr es as property of Simon Barnes, to I execution in my hands again.-t lam; Terms of sJe, cash. ' This tlie 4th tw NOT IGX I shall sell at the Court IJoase dK i in the town of Wilson. on J Mon,la the oth day of September, next, 1 ,f ' ' l ACKK8 OFLANlHyitlg in SaHtt' J Township, lLson duntv, the prltr f ty.of W, J. RASBERRV, lor tl rr-l i - j., a.z ! innxu lilt! JllllUUmS OI Ifl? pilA 1.20. ami eLu. . j This Jul,;oth iSst,' Ao-it Jv74L WEnSTEAIVS i 'ff & Weill E f:f)fXfi XOKTll. N- 47, " No. 41, Daily. l).,ilv. L Irani No. 4: North .will istoporilvat Rocky l'oint, Burgivw, Magnolia, V arsaw, 3Iount)live, Dudley, GoW -boro, Wilson, Rocky Mount, Eiiild ai:d Jlnlifav. -
The Wilson Advance (Wilson, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
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