Thk Wiisox ADVANCE.
Wilson, Friday, September 10, lssi
liiH-al department.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
T'mr-j'Iay Cotton lit cats..
(it, to Bawls A- Williams to
cheap goods. ; -
1 1 11 v
.It M'l th,". notice of JIar.lv Feaeo-R
fa
up astray.
I at 10c
per yard at L.
Hcil-
1 A '.rent -
( 1 "vv ...itches an I cloi-k"
. ? 'i wells'.
na 1 alive
.--v gooyls of nil kinds at
L. Hci!-
bro.ier A Bio.
Agents.
Largo sto -k iof 6rb
II Mtlu-oaer v-B.o. Ajr
JfOOli
at L.
; Humor says marriages will
ti;'ul in Wibon;thi winter.
, ..
I.ei
Just examine tltosu nohhy suitr ut
L. IleilhroncrA I iro. Agents,
Tresh -ilt-edire hutter, and --other'
fine jroc.;rie : at 'Joe McCraw's.
Mr. L, J). Iillett is, wo notice, cot
ton buyer for Branch, lladley
mer. -. ;
l5)0 vercoats which niust:he
mih piiec'at L. Ileilhroner
-vjejts.
ife. Fiir-
sold at j
.V Bro. !
Tiuistpr'n of last Friday
the craps in this i .11 to
tent.
1 1 1
da'ita,'.' 1 1
o:ne
e.-
A ri assortment of
and children's sliiKwat
A Bro. Agents.
It ad notice of A. 1.
sighee, oi K. (. X'oe
lali
1,:
e-c mi-.se--Ileilhroner
.S'nnnson, 'as
iV C 1 olt'eriii'
a stock of goo Is at cost.
It'-ad the advertisement of If. (i.
(bniinr, K.vccat.tr, ottering a tovi Jot
for sale. '
L. IB
ill)i"fn Bro. Agent'
have
tie; lea lia
W'ihon.
cio:. ling e-tahlishmeat in
For Medic.'n
mery ; n 1 i hrngs
-Voye v Xad il.
Stationery-,
Perfu-
SandriC.s go 1
J. J..llayl it- Bro. are selling t
cheap st,and best sew 'ing iuachiu ..;
tow... ' . .':
Toba:-, Snutf, Cigars, Mi:c.
' "Water, I'ure Medicinal Liuuor. .a
ltowland s. .
Iltss' fid line of hand and -machine
made ge .tsjtine snbes at L. Hcilbroner
& Bro. Agents.
' J. A. Clark's Ice I louse will be open
on mi n I ays lrom ' to
tro'ii -1 to li o. 111.
lo.-;o a. m.,. and
. Mr. J. F. Farmer offers' his dc-ira-ble
re-iK-iice in tow n for -.-.alt'., : Bea d
his a Ivertiseinent.
10 imine I i.
Age, its, 'clot hiii;
1 1 dlhroner A
before lutving
Bro.
else
wn.ve. i
F.ve hundred dollars- t
Tvii.) will jiioducca sewing
espial to tiie "Xew Davis."
any
ma
one
hine
Mr. ). lijpmrm has r nte l th .
-ne vt door to Siiiij)son a- Sinitli'.
wilt soon hegin huiiiess there.
lOl e
and
. Black eashuieres! Idac'c cashmeres!
bl .ck cashmenv! all prices and quali
ty at L. Ileiibroner & Bro. Agents. ,
Ilea 1 the, notice of F. A. Woodard,
Administrator of Xelson Fatnian, oIr
fering porsonal projerty for sale.
The prettiest suits of youths, boys
and children's clothing you ever saw
at Lu iioiiut-n r A iiro. Agents- :
uVt:cin.-s-:i. ' 'obb .t Co., are the sole
PIT MVts
in Wilson for the sale of Zeigh r
03 7 L:iln , uents and ' misses tine
iiOCS. , . -
Tiei "Xev f)a vis" Sewing Machine
will d ) twenty varieties if work
mor tlan I any other machine, all
Without baiting. - j
S ik and satin dress trimmings and
fri iges, and cords and tassels,' all of
th ; latest novelties, at L. Jleilbroner
!5ro. Agents.
U-'ad the ntice of Wm. Crum pier,
Aministnitor, otfering valuable land,,
situated in Spring Hill township, in
this county, for sale.
Strayed.-rAbout the last of June,
from Wilson, a Light B"d Cow; any
information as to her whereabouts'
will he -thankfully received by A. "W.
Itowdand. 1
Mr.-John O'lLugajj has purchased'
the store next to lTuintree, Barnes y
('., which hasBevn occupied bv Mr.
.1. B. I lenients,
business there.
and will soon ben in
store will be
A. W llowland's drug:
ipen and in -fuflj blast on iiext Sunday,
ani tion-1 ypu torget ita lull stock
of everything usually kept in a Drug
Store on hand. .
Read the advert isoment of Young
A- (iorhani. which aj)pears in this issue.
They are energetic, enterprising, d
serving young men and we feel sure
wiILdo a thriving business.
We heard a prominenjt gentleman,!
irom a neighboring
wife's teeth had just bet
xuw 11, w nose
m filled bvDr.
iA. .-
.ioyner, say that he va-
!the most skil
ful dentist he haJ evCr seen. And
so say they all!
Dr. arner's Health ( orset, is
icknowledged bv everv j lad v to be tin
best and most perfect fitting Couse'
made; It. has been awarded th. .
highest Medal over all competitors.
For sale by L. II. Fulcher.
SciH'itnc American savs: . .Owing '
apparently to its feed ' motion the
'Davis" machine possesses ai asfon-
ishing power Vff passing over, seams ;
and other irregularities and acconK 1
phshes with the greatest ease a re,
markable wide range of work."
We call attention to the
merchants. Norfolk- -Vs u-ti..i, .'
-' ircwicn s ko., commission
lears in tiiis knn nf Lrn tiri x-.ts .!'-i i
- , - , .".,.......,!,.-
we tXrtZ '
tbm W parties shipping cotton to i
orfolk. .! .
We lulvise! everybody wheb thev
want nice Lemon and Vanilla Wafers. I
Hntter-Cup, llonev Jumbles, Leriionl
UI-..-1 l " . . . ' '
and soda crackers, '(Hiurcr snans to 'o:
oo 3lc( Vaws ibr we have just had a !
fauipleof the above kind.
Thev
are
tile best in toWll. uUt nrnv.,,1 i-..f-. i
,1,.,. . , - ,. , ...... vv. .iv.-iti-
--.T, .c m ine ;ue nice ami lresii. ...
:,H- ini received a large li.'t of
sotifvetjonuries
Crop in P. It. i".
:..-.' 'j
I A representative of the Amv15
; made a short tour through a portion
1'itt county l;bt week ami va.- triad to
lind the crops in sin h good condition.
Mr. It. 'K. Cotton ha-, we learned, the
j linost crop in thv county. - It N griti
Editor. ' fving to know that xmi'-whr-rc in this
; section then- is a gor I outlook for line
; ej-op, for surely jn some wctions of
ilsor. and Xa-hth 'outlook i- any
thing hut encouraging or hopeful.
Tiie Inferior Conr ' "
' - '.
At a meeting of the 7?oard of ?faer
isi rates held Monday September
- A I X TV' I . t
an., .i. u . l.aiv'.i-icr l,-o., v;w e
tod Pri'-idii'ir Justice, and . .1. I
oc
a v-
lor and It. M . o-. were (.i-pi
a-s--
ciate. Mr. Il.'. Mn-. u;h ele t(:ri i
Clerk of the Court. Xo'ticy was ri ven
that a motion would he made at the!
not nieetih.L' to uholish Cue court. 1
-. w" . L . !
r ! v
1 11c colored people !::lla in:'Piin in
. tint Coi;rt House Sat. Sep. rd for the
lurpoe of cohoctinir funds to scun
rouiai. ana ounain. tor tn viI-son.
.vcaoeniy. .- small nu - iher only
' I'loeui Dm .suoscri -tion tOTJiel
!1 II 11 .1111 f i .i' Cntiii ....... - I
Another meeting for the same object
.will l e lu'ld Saturday Spt.eiii'h r
17th., w'h"n it is hoped nior, interest
will be manifested and a larger num
ber Will Ik in attendance.
.TJee;:n of tac o;ht ix;o:iers.
The county Conpnissiojiers v her(;
in sessi.in MojuhlaV Sept. ")tli. Me -j-,
Job:, H. Ba11.cs,: li, A. Howard and
W'iiey I leans were present., Mr. John
II. Barnes' was ma le Chairman- r-t
tcjit. Mr. T. II. Bridg.rs "w:as appoin
ted as a member of the school com
mittee in place of Thad. Berider. Dis
trict Xo 11. License was gir u 1 to
II. (i. I: I is to retail liipior.iii - :own
'of 'Wilson, tor twelve mon. 'IVie
usual - accounts a:sd allowances w ere
allowed ami the. hoard adjourned to
meet tholirst Monday in October.
C'vof. -IT. .11. Hargrove.
' ti'cry: to state that Prof. Har
' -.-.v '''-'M one of the. teachers in
e :': .:'' v .. ;! this place last ye.tr has
. 1 - . r- - Jion and accepted a j
.: :-- ' i ! w j 'arollna ZMilitary In-!
' - 'i !'a;;!otte.. Xo gentleman!
v i;.i;ui- v: -'-doh more iugh-l;A 'rec-
e:---,i .';:' L'rof. Hargrove, an 1 !
r' A i ' l.... oar- midst he u -e
:t - ' ;-. e- datienar.dprove i
- - honorable, educated,';
lute... .'. ,
an I i.e h is
son who re:
I' .
high-toned gentleman. '
na le niany friends in Wil
;ret his' departure.
ve3'iid tellers.
A .."list, of letters and postal cards
wdiol.lv written remaining in the l'ost
OMico Sept. l' lth, IS si.
B. Bryan, 'Miss Lue V. Barnes, Miss
A-dline"Barne., .'lames. Christie, (iray
Drams, Miss A 11 pie' Exuiu (2) Miss
Ceorge Faritier, MissSeriiiia Flowers
I). T. Farmer, Miss Flier Hunt Miss
L Marida Picket Miss JNiollie Wall, Miss
.Jahic Ward, " '
Ifth.e aliove letters are not called for
i:i foi.;r weeks fheV will he sent to the
Dead Letter Ollice.
M. C. Dan ii.i.s 1
M.
'Flu
I, jrciis.-
(ld John Robinson's eircu
will ex-
liit-.ir lii.ru Mi.vt 'IIihjiI-it 'I'...
'nv'fc wv.-wi l iUii.M.i illU I'tv-:
per.s all along the line wliero it has ex.-1
nibited speak, very highly of tii. per- 1
fprnianc, aiid well ol .'the men c n.ec-l
ted with the circus. Old'John llooin-
son's is the oldest circus now t:ave I
ing in the south and it claims to be j
the best. Tiiousantls of dollars have I
been expended for rare animals from !
all countries and the
exhibit- in this
line issaidtobe very good. The day
fixed is next Thursday. Our adver-
tising conini!is tell about the niar-vj
wonderful exliibits tliat can be seen on j
that day, and to.ill circus-going peo-
pie we would say, don't miss seeing
Old John Jlobinsoa when heeoines to
Wilson. ' i
The new school year of this excellent
institi.ttion of learning ooened Mon-
dav September the 'ith. The patrol.-
age 01 the school nas been somewhat ,
deceased by the; tirade. 1 School' but j
we believe that1' in the long run the'
establishment of - the graded school:
will be beneficial to the Institute.!
We think the faculty of this school to j
be equal to that of any school in the;
State and we know, tliat it is descry-
ing of a' very large patronage. Know-'
ing tiiis we recommend it most cordi- j
aj.lv to parents who have children to
educate,
ha said th
A distinguished educator -'d guilty and judgment was suspend-
at it was the best equipped l in C':VS 'vpt one, in which he ;
he State a id t!iis ougipjwas sentenced to pay a Mineof $00 and
school in th
t( commend it to parents. Xew
! scholars are coining in almost everv
1 day, and, we trusCjhat the school w id
l.haveouite as large a number of ounils
this- vear as attended last session.
Personals.
-ML H. T:. Stephens is absent at S---en
Springs for his healtli. .
3Irs. F. T. Bynum, of Tarboro, i-on
a visit to relatives in this place.
Miss Alatuie Adams of (ioldsboro is
on a visit to relative in this place.
3Ir. Walter Woodard accompanied
3Ir. T. J. lladley on his northern trip.
'Jiss Lillie(?ayi who has been "on a
visit to friends in Ya., has returned
home.
31 1-'
,..-t. ..
Uountree, who lias
u - .-iyats in Xew York,
; tV-ot left Monday with
:u 'v iiite and out? col-
'' ..aary.
.'" - bv us, who has been
to relatives in Xorth
i urned home.
ule... ;M : .
ampton, n.-ts r
3Iis Kstelle
I avis after an ab
-en e
of about two weeks on a visit to friends
in New York has returned home.
. Messrs. -M. Kountree, T. J. lladley,
ldvnrt 1 -e i a""- A- Voung are absent in north-auertisc-
5... .: i. .; -..n
em Jlllll Kl l - t'iuciiii--iii men i.ui
stocks.
3lr. I). P. ( hrictmau lias ieen al
sent this week in IMleigh. 31 r. Wm. ;
Tu.vlor applied his place during his ;
absence. ' i
Lat. Williams, who h: been
north purchasing goods lor the tirm ot ,
(ltK - l-'ireen A: Co., returned home j
rC . w 1 . . - ........ t
Tuesday evening.
3Ir. W. N. lladley, who has bnen i
I 1- 1.. 1 t. l f "'., 1
: 11.:. .... ..!.... . ; ' 1
IlilMUg K-MUmilllB I IOS1 1 lOl I 1 lil.s fe-j
position has
turned to-his home in Ba t;ranc;e.
':"
Coming
fe "Barnes
were ffo busy
of opening their large and u -ell-selected
stock u goous
'tisefiient for
To prepare
tins i-ue.
an adver
Tlieir ar
iiouiicfiH'Mt will appear next v. eek
.Mr. J. T. Cobb has return" 1 from
the north after having pnrcha-o 1 a
very large stock of jroods for the popu
lar firm, of Atkiuon, Cobb v Co.,
.which they are rt-ceiving daily. Look
out for their new advertisement next
week. :
Creo. ). Green t Co., are how busy
openiuirtneir fill and winter sleek
goods, ejus is 'on? of rir best nrms
1 and th -y wl!l next.- ir: .r read-
rs. Know the p''H " r"!;- the
will oiler
verti,-eni!
I
1 -'
thi iap.
hi.
fo
-ir
At
her
residence
in
this
countv.
threw nale,s west of Wil-on, Tueihiv
s5it3uil)er l-itii, of heart drop-sy,- Mrs,
Martlia
Fanner,
wile r Mr. A. J.
about twenty-eiht
leaves a .husband.
Fanner, She w a-
years old. and
three yn;;ii'' aim.;-'
m i uvv. euii'lie:i
. , 1 . 1 . , 1 . r 1 1
and many
friends to -mourn their
oss s
oss. mi.- was a. levin'' wile, an-
a fait li ful friend .'and her death has
sent a .' )a..ig to luany hearts w ho j
knew fttal loved her well. 1
Si her mother residence near
StantoLnsburj-, ( ireenc coiintv'f-Mondav
Si.tember tne lth, Miss Matfte FM
urjiid son, aged about 18"tvear.vJ.' She
was a nmst estimabl- young lady and
we tender our sympathies to a large
C r'-le f sorrowiu- f:-.e;ul?. w hove In. urts
are-bow a;d dnvn with grief at this
sad disjensatio!i of providence. O.ie
w ho knew !'i0r well has prepared an
obituary notice which we. will pub
lish next week.
Saic l';a;i oftliv 'aziri
E::::i.
(uite a scene occurred ih the court.
! room Wednesday of court wei k when'
; Judge Shipi sentenced a colored dam
! sel to the penitentiary for two years,
for
the alleged larceny ol a bonnet.
r violent demonstrations of grief
r.
and her vehement protestations 01 in-noeen.-e
caused -the . purpose of the
Judge' to relent, and with the excla
mation that he couldn't stand .such a
scene, he remitted the .sentence to
six months in the county jail with the
suggestion to the. 'sheriff to hire her
0.1; . Mer cries brought iln excited
c ; u the court room to ascertain
e of this unusual -disturbance.
-vi ' '! ''icnd the Judge for his big
o . uaaity in thus . dispo.-ing -oti
tiu
i o;i;Ls Atkinson, col, n i having the
fear of an incensed wdfe ocibre his vis
i.i, .and aj'reciatiiig the blessings of
female eudearhieuts led-the life i f a
Jarvin the-.'Biehmond bier mi t and
induced a yo;:g girl thirteen vears t Id1
to assuu-i'.- toe .iuues of a marrieil w, -
ui.ui n iiinMii , a 11 . oieemeii ; ir im-
j useless lornialay, 01 the .marital
rquireiuent.-i. But tiie minion's of
re
the law had their Aiirus eves ui:on him
and his doniestie felicity was rudely
broken ui, and he had to face the an
gry countenance of those whom he
had outraged... "yhile he 'was 'in' (lie
c juvt room ready lo swear like -a .' Tro
jan, tiiat he was an'innocent man, his
tir.-t wife appeared upon the scene, as-
MTti:!?-i; ; sne was ms lawaii . w He.
l ie again d v.-lar vl that b? was inno-
ce:u, out tiieproof of his g'.iiit being -o
o ci iieiruing li' c--iii.j.f ; 11 u...
through tin' scathing ordeal of a cros -
xammatio:i. and
ie . 'began to give
to t.ie WMips oi conscience and
was one of 11k
oking men on
tiie stand we have ever seen. In ad
dition to the charges for which he was
arraigne.l the one' of perjury- vas add
ed ti) the li.-i. lie w as placed in jail
li! 'months' for tlie first -charge - .'of en
ticing the young girl-to live with him.
ami th-' charires of biiramv :iml norin
. ry woro pae'l on tlu c.dendar of the
(.;)urt flr whR.h h,. wiH i, .reafter Jmve
to -inswe'-
a colored man bv tiie. name of Stott
took two pounds of meat, from Air.
Di..eii w linoui iw-; consent, and up-.
on being mdict-4 I he concluded to
l!ay blind, thinking perhaps that
would soften the rigors of punishment.
Mr. Connor was assigned to his de
fense, 'and when tiie jury saw that it
w as not meet to convict him, the dark-
n f-'JI f;-om the scabs of his ey s the
1-1. . ii i . ..
light returned to .t ; accustomed i!ace.
aad 31 r. ( 'onnor who conducted t!e
ca-e, was pronounced by the Judge to
be a hr-t-class oculist, inasmuch as he
had acco!iiplished sucli a wbiuk'ifdl
cure.
J .'sse F. Brow n, who gained notori
ety by retailing liquor at the big Au
gust at Cpper Town Creek 011 Sunday,
was indieted in a number of cases ami
had a hearing .last- week. He plead-
'co-ts in theotii.T ca-es wliich amount-
.'ed.to SlT.".oi. The Judge reprimaiit
id , 3lr. Prown for the gravity of the
otl'-cn-e and sjtvd that but for his wife
and little children.' he w ould send him
to jail, and captioned him to be. -'exceedingly
careful in the future lest the
next judge -should send him to "jail as
these. judgments s.ti!I hung - over his
head. "-
Xed Mercer, col, for selling cider at
the same place, was fined S:. and the
costs, a- was also To: 11. l'itt colored.
Jona ( Jay for an- assault upon his
step-father, an account of which ap
peared in the Advaxci:, was lined ?10
and cots.
llartles- Dawson, whose name seems
to. he appropriate,' was ; lined $10 and
costs for cruelty toanima's, he having
hot his own ox.
Wm. 3lorristtv)k sn;iif from Iloun
tree, arncs A: Co., lor his sweet-heart
and the judge thought that a stay of
five years -n the penitentiary was
'nough "' r him. : '
: Mosfs ' ' .rmer, cot., being of a very
candid t..ro of mind, trok'V pounds of
1.- ! i - '
; canity ior wnicn tnejuoge pive mm
" years !n the ie.nte:itiarv one yi
, .1,mn;i w., ...."ino in. it
will nud his, candy rather exin-nsive.
Buggies and' Smith, charginl with
keeping a 'gambling saloon, were dis
charged upon payment of costs."
Several other minor offences were
tried and dismissed from the docket
: on payment uf cits, ilio xiv Iras a
fund ,f humor, notwithstanding' bis
dignity which often breaks out in16'
lightful ripples upon the -sombre bos -
onv of judu ial streams, like sunlight
pi-c.
PEE3CRIPTI0HnFEEE
For if poei1vi ubo riui!il v eakn-s. i.ot
Manbofr.a ail disor.lrs I rotight tin by ini!
rrMimcrruw. A tr. lru Jgi-st has tb trsT
- ieg AtUjpeM. Or. V. JKHVt "0
SPECIE NOTICE
SuhscribeTs to the Wilson Oraded
'School Fund are re uested to pav
tlieir lt instalment hy the l'.th in.t.
M. T. J.)YK,-SiT. to .'raid.
WANTED
, One hundred head of heef cattle and
'and hundred head of shoats on the!
nooi, aeuvereu here, for winch f will
pay four and a-ha?f cents' net for the
cattle, and ten
cents net for th
w. m. cay;
of , shoats.fSepOlmo
k
IOi Safe.
I itfer f r ?a le for cash r ( m t i me a p .. 1
U'e-.itle lliT-e, -eyen years old, that will
worK anywhere. Alsoairood huiry
an! liarness a:xd saddle on the same
tOriil-.
Apply to
. J. K. X. fiOUIIAM,
Sej.t '2 tf . Wilson, X. C. i
NT0 T'l
t
i W ilr b sold at t h;
earthe
"' !'o Sep.
iiouin of 11
uu ion -1 j ou-e m 11-
i I'Jth, lsSl , between tii
and one o'clock, for cash, to the high
est bidder, all cattle .now in the. pound
that have been taken up within the
toHvn limit;; under ordinance No. 20, if
not red ecu red by the owners of the
same before that day.
. I. P. CFntlSTjAX Town Const.
TOWN LOT -FOR
SALE -. :
I offer my town lot situatetl on
Lofle street, ad joinidir the lots of II.
.. Cohh and Dr. C. C. Peacock, for1
sale. ( food well of w ater and good
garden on premises. I. K. Xorman. I
For terms apply to II..!. Cobb, Wil- j
on, X. V.j ' Seil)4t. j
For Sate,
I offer iny house and lot in the town
of Castalia for sale. .-The house? is.' a
roomy one, containing eight rooms,
with all necessary out buildings and
goijd water.- This includes four acres
of good land. The location is a good
one, iii a pleasant neighborhood. Good
opening for an enterprising merchant,
to carry on rt thriving business. An
other advantage is the daily mails. For
terms apply to
,11. X. IIABBISOX',
Wilsn, X. C.
or .IOIIX A..HAUBIS' X.
Se t.L'-lm ! Cast;.. o a . (
M
BS. JosFPH s. .1 ox'
HOMi: SCHOOL,
W-A I?RFX CO., X. C.
A classical and mathematical School
lor Boys aind (iirls. The next session
w ill begin August 1st, and continue
for 31oniiis. Tkums: (." inonths.)
Board and washing, !?")0,00. Fnglish
Braiiclies, l(i,uu. Languages, fitch)
&-,M). Drawing, 10,00. 31usic, 10,00.
These terms are adapted to the
st ringency of the times and the scarci
ty of money. T'ay.mkxt: One-half at
comniencement of Session; balance at
close. This School lias been in suc
cessful operation for fifteen years, and
w ill be resumed under the mana"e
n sent of M r. ( L HJiOltM AX, a gentle
man, in every way ipialilid to instruct.
Locatiox: The location is healthv,
retired, ami at a convenient distance
1 from either Henderson, Itidgewav or
arrenton, to and from which Depots
pupils are conveyed free of. charge.
Address, 3lRSi. JOSEPH S. JOXES,
AugS lin Bkodik. X. C.
A ICl'iTA riCMAi.KMKMIXAHY
-tX '-STAUNTON", rA.
3Iiss 3rARY J. BALDWIN, Principal
Opens September 1st, 1SS1, closes
June 1st, lSSU.
Unsurpassed in its location, in its
buildings and grounds, in its general
appointments and sanitary arrange
ments. Its lull corpse of.superior and
experienced teachers.". Its unrivalled
advantages in Music, Modern Lan
guages, Elocution, Fine Arts, Physical
Culture, and instruction in the Theory
and Practice of Cooking. The success
ful efforts to secure health, comfort
and "Standard of solid scholarship.
For full particulars apt ly to the
Principal for Catalogue. Ii - hu
&o!flsloi'o liisi i. Mile.
For Young Ladies
COLDSBOUO, X. C.
3IOMlSCll.OI., IX WAYXK COCXTY,
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-Nor.TU CAROLINA.
j 4 I lucipiiis
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This School re-opens. (I). V.1 loth.
September, lsl..'' Limited number of
pupils, so that almost the entire teach
ing is by the Principals. Xo "assist
ant" music teachers, kvki:v pupil
being under the 'direct and thorough
instruction of M. ii: La Ckoix of
Paris, whc-e Instructrons, vcx-al and
instrumental, are fully up to the re
quirements cf the largest city schools.
X o Seh(hl in the State offers supe
rior educational advantages. Aonlv
for circulars, during July and August,
to Bev. Dr. Chapman, , Asheville,
Buncombe lYainty, X'orth Carolina.,
after 1st Sept. to
Dr. Chaimian, at
July!-3m
Goldsboro, X". C.
Best Equipped School
IN NORTH CABOLIxl.
So Says a lisinterested Professional
Expert, of large and successful expe
ience, employed by our State to visit
and address all cair new w hite State
Normal Seools, in reference to the
J'iba Cimls blite
(FOB BOTH SEXES.) S
Strictly X on-Sectarian,... Able and ex-;
perienced Faculty, Exten-ive Library!
and Apparatus. Spacious Building. '
tltl-.a iilinifl x. k ,tv ";u ; 11 i
lu"" ; " 1' ' ruon,e' Kr:uV1'
ilitar
- Dischdh f V'' "i'
txTIUE avekai.k exnsks, S17(.
per ykmu
xiie iu.i.iuie is uie s ai ot one ol the ,u.CmI not exceed $ijo for the niiia
Xew state Xornial ScImk.Is. ; months se-sjon
Fall es don opens 31onday, Sept. r.th j For Catalogue, giving fu.l particu
1SI1. Address for Catalogue, ! lars, address .
S. HASSFLL, A. M., Principal .; W. W. BRXNETT, Prcsi len . V
.- H-un,X.C. ! ju'v inicx '
Cotton Gin'
I desire to in6rm ftlie 'fnifclic that I
lam preparetl to ( Jin Cott n prompt-:
ly and speedily. Having jut put in :C
. New Matthewa Gin
with new engine., I am prepared to
gin cotton to suit anyone.
Bagging and Ties Furnished at 1 10 :
Per Bale
Svnd in your Cott mi,
' JAMES CAY,
Tarboro Street, 7
Opposite Chty V old rin ; , Sep 2 A
For lie at. v 1,,
M voperty known :vs thelC. 1J.
Strickla.. pn.pvrty situatJl about
one mile from Black Creek U'pt. It
consists of a tore and dwrlliutf hou.-e
and six and a half nrres of Ittud ! It
contains a good orchard, good well 61
water, and is a very desirable place.
It is a good opening for busim-ss. For
terms, apply to
Sept 2-1 m J
T. J. ItOWK,
BIiK-k C're'k, X . CL t
Py virture of a decree of the Su
in'iior Court of Wilsoi (tmtv, ren
dered on theoth day of Auguf, lssi,
I will sell at the Court House door in
n nson-on .Monday the :5rd dav of
October, 1 SSI, the following land:
tract 111 the tow n of -Wilson adjoinin-r
the lands of (Jeo. I), (ircen, Calvin
Barnes and others, containing one
hafl acre, more or less. Terms cash.
H. (J.COXXOlt,
Couimissioner.
Wilson, X. C, Sept. 2nd, SI -Iw
: Head This.
The undervigned fakes (his method
01 lntormmg Ins friends and the public
generally that he ha- . built at his old,
standav(-ry. large and commodious-!
n III Hi OHSewmM'-' he proposes to
gin as -heretofore for' foil and having
ample pow er and new and the best
machinery upon the. market, he f( l
confident insayinghecan-.be able to
do work in just the same satisfactory
expeditious manner that has charac
terized his work-in the past. He
carries insurance upon all cotton under
his roof for the henelitof his customers.
He has, and keeps on hand a verv
fine lot of
Brick and Lumber, Lime, Ceia3nt, Hair,
J'Jooring. and wcathor-boardi ng dtcifi
ed and iriatcliexl when desired.
' ' C. BARXFS, i
8ept2tf I . Wilson, X. C.
I -,' .'"-. 'i'-.J gists and
:'-' ':.'' r- ge;:.-." ' -:- -.c-.-'V-,-; to this most
: '. 'v-'. o stands be-
I .;! :'u' ; -.(' :. .lical duality
;u. ;:'.. ; :, c::r-.- -for Fever and
Ague, .Biiious and .Remitting FeVer,
Dumb Chills, KnlargelSpleenf and all
diseases arising from malarial, or
niiasncvtic poisons, . It is no quack
nostrum tr patent humbug claiming
to cure oil diecses, but only such as
arise from malarial poisons, wliich
are very prevalent in -Eastern Caroli
na. Containing a very valuable prep
aration of Iron, it renovates the blood,
promotes the appetite and- is a most
potent Alterative. Certificates of its
infallibility from .some, of our best
citizens w ill bo furnished upon appli
cation, and if it tails to give satisfac
tion w hen used according to directions
the money w ill be refunded. Prepar
ed only by
liENKY aSIIAXNOX',
' Druggist and Chemist,
- W Wwt Centre St.,
Aug24m , (ioldsboro, X. C.
cnowan Baptist Female
INSTITUTE.
M U It F 11 E E S 13 O B O, N. ('.,
JKH'XDKT) l.X IS IS.
The next Session of this popular In
stitution will begin on Wednesdav,
October oth, HSL
Its location is singularly fortunate, in
aquietandnealthy village, on a site of
rare beauty, and within an enclosure
of 28 acres. The free use of its proper
ty, estimated at $o0,0!0, enables it to
offer superior advantages on very
moderate terms.
Gentlemen of experience will have
charge of the departments of
NATURAL. SCIMXCE MORAL. rJIILOSO
1MIV, KXGI.IS1I LITEKA I I KK, LAT
IN AND MATIIKMATKV.
An accomplished laiy who has has'
had special training for Tier work and
who can speak French and (ierman
3 ill teach
EIXXTTIOX, FRENCH,- (iKHMAX AM)
(iYMXASTIO.
MRS. S. J. MYRICK.
Who for years, hastlirected the 3Iusic
partnient. and who is known .to the
trons, as the most iopular and suc-
ces.sful feacher ever connected! with
tie fM-nooi, wun assix-iates 01 ex
ptjrience, will continue in cliarge of
j this Department.
The Art Department is under 'the di
rection of .
MISS E. L JESTER.
A lady of experienceand ability.
Itiis ju-tly popularand offers superior
iwl vantages.
'Board and Tuition in full l'nglish
course, ier Session ofO months, $1
Other charges reaonble.
For prospectus aldress,
J. B. BREWER, Pre?.
RANDOLPH MACON
ASHLAND,
COLLEGE,
VA.
Tiie
Oldest MtlKMl,t
ye it
United fit at v.
Charter '.
Organized ls'?2.
-15 S.;
1881
F.ir 'C.r-. 'iction in
all ti -; - : .. ; ,1 v'iui ation,
lead. .et" '.egrec--.
Ash : ' pleasant
village, - .' ... ce-s, si Unite I
P miles i.oi tii of Bichmond, on t!ie
main railroad line from Xorth toSouth.
The expense are as low as they can t
be made, considering the extent and s
nimpleteness of thewmrse of instruc-
tion. With proper economy, the net- ;
iJfV I nlli.Tn 'Ihil Iw.iiilll It l lilt 1-1 V
W. T. BLACKVELL & CO.
UMrnam, n. C.
TOBACCO
ilackwel
11s Tin; fixtiT, priiKST, ukst. and most i nu-oiim i;i:amof uvox
ToiiAceo i.vi:iiri T i imx nn; mai.kv.t.
MNTJF OTP .
Durham Long-Gut and Durham Cigarettes.
Tf ouds We otter uuder an Absolute Cmrplfi
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j upon the ftu-t that a chemical
analysis proves tliat the tobacco
grown In our section is better
atlapteU to make a GOOD JMCTKE,
satisfactory smoke than AXY
OiniER. tobacco grown in the
World ( and being: situated tn
the IIEAttT of this fine tobacco
section, AVE have the PICK of
the offerings. The public p
preci;M this; hence our kaIcm
EXCITED the pro!" of AILi
the leading manufactorieu com
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