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The Wiison Advance.
WiLoNt Friday, December 16,1831
J.W. k,AHCATXlT, Editor
w is-n o n. v.
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THE ADVANCE-
I rWUbJ Trj rridy morpinr.t
5.orbwripiio 1'ric: W OO jr. yr. 1,00
Srati wains.
AlTaTlwu Ktb: 0 Sqaare. oaa tim
At v sn .u far eacb ubnequent in.erUou ky J2
naaUu au 00. Literal dWeouaU Wilt
jtr tarf r al"TrtUuat
7ar.
OoMHCWTrAH Commictim later
a( voylc aud w I'ein solicited,
AUCnimnnkatlonihould b addreopd to
JoHKPHira Dan ikxs, Manager.
Wilson, X. C.
Ba(rl la iho PtMtURle At Wili N. C. a
wad clau nt tier.
It A I Li ECO A OS.
Thk Ralkkjh Xewt-Obterrer pub
lishes a communication from Attorney
General Kkxan upon thin important
subject which has been agitating the
public mind for some time past. It
will be remembered that Governor
Jakvis addressed several letters to
the Attorney General Upon the man
agement of t rail roads operating in
thin State, to which the "pressing du
tie? of his department prevented an
earlier reply.
Like everything that emanates
from the pen of our distinguished
countyman,this communication show
exhaustive research, calm and delib
erate judgment and marked ability.
We would gladly transfer the letter
entire to our columns if we had space
in this issue. We may republish it
hereafter, as we deem it highly im
portant at this time, on account of
information which it gives or tno
various Acts of the Legislature pi: c
183637, upon the subject of rates for
rail roads which have been in opera
tion in this State.
Aftqr referring in detail to the sever
al Acts, Ordinances and decisions of
the Supreme Court bearing upon the
subjects discussed, the Attorney Gen
eral say "It will be observed by
reference- to the Act of 1875 that the
Board of Internal Iprovements are
clothed with certAin powers in invest
igating the affairs of any road in which
the State owns ah interest.
Whethor these powers should be er.
tended so as to include all railroads
in the State, or whether authority
should be given to any othor person
jar commission to send for persons and
papers to make a preliminary examin
ation into the management upon com
( plaint made, arequestions for legisla
tive consideration.
While I think tho beneficial charac
ter of railroads is universally recog
nized, and that investments in these
these and other enterprises ought to
be encouraged, yet at the same time
it Is Important, that such regulations
for their management should be ma
tured as will prevent their being
operated to the injury of the people of
the State, and that the same should
be reasonable in themselves, and sub
servient to the public good.
A Hil itirtnnl lrcl Uf inn If nv uVimilf
be thought Tio.roary, framed upon
this basis, might conduc e to the wel
fare of thepublic, and work an injury
y to no class of business; whether con
ducted by individuals or corpoations,
but its particular character, I cannot
anticipate nor is it a proper subject
fer me to enter upon."
the Virginia election, the whole
power of the Administration will be
exerted to bring about the same re
sult.
In North Carolina issues involving
no political significance, and questions
excitlong considerable individual feel
ing, loom up and promise to be dis
turbing faetors in the future.
Railroad matt ters and -sumptuary
laws it seems will not "down at our
hiridinrr" and it would be the part of
wisdom upon these subjects to practice
the utmost conciliation. Difference
of opinion exist among Democrat
upon these and other matter of local
interest, but they should not be per
mitted to disturb the harmony of the
party. DistinguiKed leaders may
come before the public with their com
plaints, and inconsiderate friends may
reiterate them, but Democratic, for
bearance should be equal to all such
demands.- And the time-honored
mottoo, "principle, not men" so long
inscribed upon the Democratic banner,
should command the allegiance of
every gdod Democrat, as of yore.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gov. Holdex has been furnishing
the Raleigh A'eic-Observer with in
terestinir notes on Moore's history of
North Carolina. lie corrects many
erroneous impressions of .a eriod in
which he acted a conspicuous part.
He admits that he committed errors,
but claims always to have acted from
patriotic motives, and a desire to pro
tect every citizen of tho State from
tho spirit of lawlessness and revenge
which characterized the reconstruction
era in our history.
Ilnrjr 91 .Itar The 014 Homv
The latest Bong and Chorus, by
Will. L. Thompson. Since the death
of President Garfield the sentiment
expressed in this beautiful song has
become universal. The melody is
very pretty, iind already the piece has
become a groat favorite. We adviso
all lovers of popular music to send 35
cents to the publishers and receive a
copy by mail. Published by
W L. THOMPSON & CO.,
.--East Liverpool,-Ohio.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POLITICAL. DISCORD.
in
Wk often see notices of discord
the Republican ranks, but some
how or other tho leaders always man
age to arrange their difficulties, so as
to elect their party candidates. Un
like the Democrat!, Republicans fall
out, abuse and traduce each other, but
when it comes to voting, all dissen
sions are suddenly healed until the
election is over. Everything la sub
ordinated to the success of the party.
Democrats might learn a useful lesson
in this respect from their political op
ponents. The Stalwarts and Half-breeds
which constitute the two wings of the.
Republican party never allow their
internecine warfare toisecure tho suc
cess of the Democratic party. In the
recent elections in New York, Penn
sylvania and Virginia it has been
shown how futile all calculations of
Democratic success, based upon Re
publican dissensions. Whatever per
sonal antagonisms may exist or may
be engendered by the "wild scramble"
for office, the permanent control Of
Republican party is never lost sight
of, or permitted to be endangered by
the petty squables resulting from per
sonal ambition.
If we turn to the Democratic party
we find that the personal ambition or
corrupt defection of one man, John
Kelly, in the last Presidential elec-;
tlon caused the loss of New York, and
consequently the defeat of the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
There was a time when Tennsy va
nia was regarded as the "Keystone
State" of the Democratic sisterhood of
Utates, and few are now more help
lessly Republican. And Virginia,
the mother of States and Statesmen,"
npon an issue Involving no political
principle hasat last, by discords and
dissensions among her degenerate
sons upon a local issue.succumbed to a
mongrel faction, made up of Repub
licans and Repudiators. A similar
ti In threatened other States of the
GOOD COFFEE.
Erorybody wants It, but very fw got It,
because most people do not know how to
select coffee, or It i3 spoiled in the roasting
or making. To obviate these difficulties
haa been-our study. Thurber8 package
Coffees are solect I by an expert who un
derstands tho art of blending various fla
vors. They are- roasted In the most perfect
manner (It Is Impossible to roast well in
small quantities), then put In pound pack-aff-s
(in tkebrax, n& ground,) b -arln;r our
ni.jnat.ure as a jruiranteo of genuineness,
and each package cantatas the Thurb-n:
recipe fr making jrood CofToc. Wo
pack two kinds, Thurb.;r'a V No. 34,"
strong and pungent, Thurb t's "No. 41,"
rn'ild and rich. One or the other will
suit every taiSfce. Thoy have the three
.great points, good quality, honest guan
tity, reasonable prir Auk your Grocer
for Thurber's roaittcd Coffee in pound pack'
age, "A"o. 34" or "No. 41." Do not bo put
oft with any other kind your own palate
will tell you what is best.
Wher persons desire it we also furnish
the "ldeat ' Coffee-pot, the simplest, boat
and cheapest eoff w-put In existence.
Grocers who sell our Coff.M keop them.
Ask for descriptive circular.
He6pvtfully, Ac.,
lLK.Jtr. B. THURBER A CO.,
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and Coffee
, ' R.-oster8, New York.
vJ&.a t he largest dealers in food pro
ducts In the world, we oonsider It our in
terest to manufacture only puro and wholo
s jrae goods and pack them in a tidy and
satisfactory 'manner. All goods bearing
. our name are guaranteed to bo of superior
cjuality. pure ami urhoUsome, and dealers
are authorize! to refund tho purchase
price In any case where customers have
eause for dissatisfaction.- It Is therefore
to the intet-of both dealer ;Midoon-
- Burners to uao Thvr her' a brand.
EEIEIBEE!
10
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r
OX
YOTICE.
In consequence of the death of Geo.
H. Griffin it become necessary to set
tle the business of the firm of Griffin A
Murrav. All penons indebted to said
firm will please call at their place of
business and settle at once.
WM. MURRAY,
Surviving partner of Oriffln A Mur
ray. Dee. ftf.
FOR SAIE!
Valuable property for sale, Arring
ton's Mills, one mile east of Hilliard
ston, N. C. Two grist mills, one
wheat mill, a No. 1 saw mill with
shafting attached for a gin, which I
will build if purchasers desire it all
run by water power. Bection noteM
for being healthy. '
S. L. ARRINGTON,
Hilliardston, N. C.
Dec. 9-tf. '
SPECIAL 11 EXTRA AMOOMIif.
Pianos
The battle has been fought
And the victory won,
The enemy is routed
And the job was neatly done.
The "BOSS" is here in person,
And he spoils the others' fun,
For his system of LOW PRICK8
Makes them hang their head and run!
Tlie Head
Boss5
Determination to As
Important Sale
On Wednesday 28th day of Decem
ber, I shall sell at public auction, for
cash at the. foundry of Farmer &
Wainwright, the following property,
to wit: 1 12-horse engine, 1 fan-blower
with nhaftiner and nullevs. 1 cupola.
1 brass furnace, 1 cleaning mill, lot of
flasks, patterns, ladles, sand seives,
shovels, Ac, used by the late firm in
operating their large and increasing
business as founders and manufactu
rers of plows and other agricultural
implements. Here is an opportunity
for the investment of capital in a good
paying business already established,
anil indispensible to the farming com
munity. J. A.TYNES, Roceiver.
Wilson, C, Dec. 7th., 1681. 3t.
On the first Monday in January 1882,
at the Court House door in the town
of Wilson, we as executors of Col. Da
vid Williams, deceased, will sell to
the highest bidder, one tract of land in
Edgecombe county, containing 140
acres more or less. Said land i about
five miles from Toisnot, and the same
on which Wiley Dunn now lives
known as the "Uaily Land," adjoining
the lands of Mrs. Patience render,
Jesso Norris, ' Jeremiah liatts, and
others. Terms of sale: One-third
cash: the balance iayablo in one and
two years. Title reserved until pur
chase money is all paid.
;r,;, . Executors
Dec. 9-It.
N. C. F O R A G E !
Stiaw carefully
handled and
firmly compressed into bales 3
feet lonjr, 1 1-2 feet' wide, and
1 1-6 feet thick, weighing from
120 to I SO pounds each
Ten tons can be shipped in a
car. '
Excelien
For horses,
for less than
hay.
Dec. 9-3m.
Foraee
mules, and cattle
half the cost of
tDnish the Pnblic with Extraordinary
Bargains,
jwr Having bv all appearances overstocked myself with at least
Ten Thousand Io liars
worth of select and seasonable goods and being determined not to carry any
of the same over until the next Fall season. I have concluded that the game
Must ami Shall be Soldi
I have therefore marked the prices (which have already been the very
lowest in the State) ,
Down! IDcrvn! Down!
to place them within the reach of almost every one. I am now satisfied that
our farmers have onlv made a little over half a crop, and with the prices now
charged for goods, a great many families would have to deprive themselves
of the actual necessaries of life. Such being the state of affairs I have con
cluded to give to the public the benefit of my overstock, and sell any of my
goods to correspond with the failure of our crop that Is to say at a little -
Pvcr Half Price,
I do this in preference of having (that amount of money invested in over
stock) lay idle on mv shelves until next Fall.
PRICES WILL TELL,
I therefore invite the public to call and examine my prices, comparo tho
same with others and vou will be satisfied that I amL
CONSISTENT AND IN EARNEST.
Mv stock is still complete in all details, having received continual addi
tions to the same since the commencemfent of the Fall season. The large
amount of goods that I have sold since m'y return from the North, has in no
wise iuterferred with the magnificent assortment that can be found at my
Mammo
i.ij ii i
innen
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ladies and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Millinery, Cloaks, 8hawls, 7Iankets, Carpets, Oil-Cloths, Trunks,
Valises, Umbrellas, and in short anything that can possibly be found in a
first class Dry Goods and Variety Store, all of which I offer until the first of
January next at 7
One-Half TIib Actual Price.
This is no humbuir nor deceDtien. for I as ever will protect the Interest of
my customers, and if there is any inducement to be offered, the Head 2?ogs is
the man who has, does, and will offer them in
i pi ri-. or aix. ,jifrcxiT,i.
Call early and nvail yourselves of this extraordinary chance to get Bargains,
before my stock is too much picked over.
Farmers, when you come to town, don't be misled by trickster who are
ever on the lookout for a chance to fool and dupe you, but come straight to the
OLD RELIABLE AND ONLY ORIGINAL "HEAD BOSS" OF GREAT
Bargains.
L Edwards,
IN "9LD HARDWARE STORE,"
WILSON,N.C.
1 . 2 tf.
FECIAL
NOTICE.
NavGssa
Co.,
Wilmington, N. C.
Reaa
Rea
Read
A u Kntr-y .Hew Irocr i!
Egyptian Crystal Photograph!?.
I WILL EXCHANGE MEAL E0 R CORN,
OR FLOUR FOR WHEAT.
AT MY STORE.
fo
The
iArrst ana
Host Complete
U the State.
ALL KINDS OF
Prfntinc or Blndinc.
.0 0.
O"
Edwaids, Biontoi a Co.,
Steam PablUhers, '
RALEIGH, ti.C. ,
Ossnrpassei WorTat Low Prices.
Keep tke oaly reliable Stock of
LEGAL BlAHKt IH THE STATE.
Preserre yoar ol4 Books j kariag
tkea BeboaL
Addra
EDWARDS, BX0UQHT0H & CO.,
Steam ' Publishers,
UALEIGH, IT. O.
This is the only artistic Photograph
wliich can portray the living pres
ence of yourself or friends, and it is
something
ENTIRELY NEW.
No oil, paraffine, or oil paints are
used in its construction. Taken solely
from the photograph. These pictures
are executed with liuuid chemical col
)r, which are twenty times as power
less as oil paints. They are then crys
talized on single convex clas by . a
new process, which renders them ex
ceedingly beautiful, and as light as
porcelain. They are absolutely im
perishable, and are warranted not to
wpot, not to blister, or turn yellow by
age. This process will prevent old
pictures from decay and arrest their
fading and- growing dingy and yellow
as no air can possibly get to them.
Pictures of departed friends eopied
and enlarged. Terms reasonable.
I will be pleased to fill all orders in
this place, where I shall remain for
several weeks.
Apply to Miss M. L. MORECOCK,
Stopping at Mr. A. J. SimmsV
Dec.y-3t. Wilson, N. C.
1881. 188L
Christmas Goods!
Useful and Beautiful Presents!
I have the most beautiful line of
goods suitable for Christmas presents
ever offered in - ilson, consisting of
Writing Desks, Work Boxes,
iJewilry Oases. Cellubid and
; hard Rubber Sets, wall Rockets,
j Ladies' Combination Casva
Chopping Bags and Ret'icwcs,
Puft' itoxes, Stand Mirrors, As
sorted .Extracts, Sweet Soaps,
9c.
Before buying your Christmas gifts
call and examine the elegant lino of
these goods I have in stock,
W, W. HARGRAVE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Wilson, N. C.
Dealer
in General Merchandis
ait Organs.
A Large Stock for Christmas Holidays
Send For Oiroulars.
Hanff & Soil'
OOLDSBORO, N.,C.
IS
ii si m m
past Your Optics on This.
iQrWhen In Baltimore I purchased the largest stock of ChriitmM Goed a
ever offered in Wilson. . .
Confectioneries, Toys, &c.
I bought a large stock which MU8T AND SHALL BE SOLD! Call and
VAHUllIlt'.
I Dec. 2-tf. .
J.
McCRAW
! ; Wilson, NY C.
QOAL- COAL! COAL!
"or th ecnirnifn of onr : Wilaoa frind
we hao ajipuintfd Air A. W. Uowland liml lo
the a!e of oi.r Ci.xl at tbt utnt. AH rdr n
t.uktfd to bim will hv promp attention, at
aame prices we ! ii in forUtnou Ut aud Morfolk
with tlie freight added. -
. JunMm.
-XcBLAIR 4 CC-.
I'oruwduik- Ya
FOR SALE.
The house and lot on Spring Street
adjoining the lots of W. J. Harriss,
Calvin Barnes and John Barnes.
House has 4 rooms and necessary out
buildings. Apply to
G. W. BLOUNT, Att'y.
Wilson, N.C., Oct. 18th, 1881. tf.
For Sale
A Buggy Shop with a trade of from
four to six thousand dollars per year in
the town of Black Creek. A good
opening in a good locality. One doz
en new buggies on hand which will be
sold cheap. Apply at once to
W.S.ANDERSON,
Black Creek; N. C.
Nov 25, tf. j I,
State of North Carolina, Nash Com
ty, In tlie Superior Court, before th
Probate Judge. ?
Noverson II. Bone, Plaintiff,
Mlouse JFor Itent.
I will rent my residence on Tarboro
street, opposite the I. O., for the eu
suiug year on reasonable ternju. llouie
contains 8 comfortable rooms, with 6
fireplaces. There is also good pautry,
kitchen, barn, stables, smoke hvunv, v
large garden and a good well of vtr
on the yard. Everything convenient..
3IRS. E. P. GRIFFIN.
Dec. 9-2t.
XOTICK.
By virtue of a decree oT the Superi
or Court of Wllon countv, rendered
Nov. 30th, 1881, I will sell oil. th
premises on Monday, the 2nd day of
January 1882, the following land: On
tract of land in Wilson county, Cron
Roads township, adjoining the lane
of Samuel Ferrell, Simon Nt tome,
'Jacob Rentfrow and Nol Ferrrll.cor
tainingor.e hundrerl and ftirtv arrw
;riore or -less.. Terms: One hundmi.
dollars cash, balance on a credit 'of tn
months with ?ight per. ee-Rt. lnt-rt
from date.
A.O. BROOKS. Adiii1nitmtor. '
Connor & Woodard, Att'ys. ' .
Def,.2-tf.
EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES!
THE BEST IN THE HARXET.
Fourteen different tlztt and k!nd. Tir
Ixea with Enameled Eewrroim. At'apted to
all requirements, and priced to uuit all parse.
LEADING FCATURE8:
Doable Wood Doors. Pater. t Wood Grata,
Adjustable Pamper, Intcrrhanpcable Auto
matic Shelf. Broiling Poor, f-winjrlttg Hearth
Plate. Fwiugin? Flue-Stop, Rerenible Gas
Burning Long Croea Piece, Double Ftaort
Center!, Hoary Ring Corers. niumlnated Fir
Doom. Nickel Knobs. Kickcl Taneli, etc
Uncqualcd lu Material, in Fiuish, and ta
operation.
Manufactured by ISAAC A. 8HEPPARO & CO., Baltimore, Md.
and 5,c bj U. OllEEN A. CO., Wtl.on, t . ,
EXHIBITIOIJF F11TME!
The Fall and Winter of 1881.
BfirWe desire to inform our friends and patron in Wilson and the adioin
I ing counties that we have purchased with the greatest care and judgment the
j largest and best ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE ever kept by any firm
in this section, which we are offering as low as it can be sold anywhere.
uu it n vki-ulkjms are fllleU with a great variety-of the very latest
styles or
.Parlor ITuriiitiare,
Mouse For Sale:
hoaso, with
NOT I C E !
late solid South. And "doubtless as in Nov. 2 , tf.
Having qualified as executors
tne last win and testament of
George IJ. Griffin, Sr., deceased.
I offer mv hous, with seven cood1 "re merrooaie Judge or Wilson
rooms, in the town of Black Creek for ; Co-' xoi is hereby given to all per
sale. The lot is a lanre one. contnin. i son! indebted to the estate of said de-
ing two and one-third acres. One i f01 10 m, e immediate payment,
persons noiamg claims
deceased to present them
on or before the luth day
or this notice will b
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
E. P. Griffix, . )
Frank A. Daxif.is j Executors.
Wilson, N. C, Dec 'Ah 11. tf
In Haircloth, Raw Silk and Terry.
OUR STOCK
OF
J. J. Q. ick and Ann 1
Eliza Vick, his wife,
Richard Bone, Wm.
Notice
to
the
Defendant
Richard
Bone.
Poland, ( Elizabeth
Poland, Jno. W. Brant
ley, and Mary B Brant
ley, his wife; John T.
Bone, Defendants.
This is a special proceeding institu
ted on the 5th day of September 1881,
for the sale of certain real estate for
partition among the cotenants. The
defendant, Richard Bone, Is hereby
notified to appear and answer or de
mur to the complaint (which has been
duly liled) on or before January - 20th,
18H2, otherwise tlie relief prayed for
in said complaint will be granted.
BENJ. II. SORSBY,
Clerk Sup. Court.
Nov. 18th. 1881.6t. '
Superior
Court
Wilson
County.
Petition to
sell real es
tate for as
sets. -
ra
AT
w
Is complete, consisting of Cane and Wood Seat Rockers and Office Chairs,
Rat-Tan Rockers, Cane and Wood Seat Dining and Childrens' Chain and
Rockers all styles and makes.
Bed-Boom Sets,
Bureaus, 8ofas, Tables, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Spring Beds, Looking
es, Mouldings, Picture Frames. Wardrobes and bests, and. in brief.
Oli iiung usuaiiy aepi
acre in strawberries which irive & trnn. "u. w
yield. Will be sold rhonn! against said
son for sellinsr that I am imino- t for payment
move. " of Dec., 1HS2.
Adlress,
W. S. ANDERSON,
juuck Creek, N.C.
Glass-everv-
in a nrst-class Furniture Establishment. Chmn txi.
steads an immense stock from $2.00;up wards. Window shades.
UNDERTAKIiN Gh!
We keep constantly on hand a large lot of Rosewood and Jetalic burial
cases, caskets, and burial robes. We are agents for one of the best marble
yards in the country, and can furnish at short notice any style of TOMB
STONES, or Monuments at prices to suit the times. t
We return thanks for the liberal patronage which lias been extended to us
during the past, and solicit a continuance of the same, promising
to spare no efforts to uit all who trade with us.
Wootteii & toveii;,
" Vilson, 3ST. O-
NOTICE. AU person indebted to us are repietcd to come forward
a in I settle their account. , .
F. A. Woodard, Admin-1
istratorof Nelson Eat-
man ;
rt.
Jarman' Eatman. John
Eatman, Ginsey Eatman
Wilman Eatman, Rhody f
Howard, wife of Deal
Howard, Smithy Eat
man, Richard Eatman,
Haywood Eatman and
Eliza Eatman.,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Tn the Sheriff of Wilson (fount y, Greet
ing: You are hereby commanded to sum
mon Haywood Eatman and Smithy
Eatman if they be found within your
county to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court for the
county of Wilson within twenty days
after the service .of this summons on
them, and answer the petition filed in
theolliceof the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wilson county, and let them
take notice if they fail to answer- the
said petition within that time, the
plaintiff Will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the petition.
Hereof fail not, and of this sum
mons make due return. : Given under
dor my hand and seal of said X'ourt
this fith day of November 1881.
II. C. MCSS, Clerk. Wilson. Co.
Nov iith,Gt.
NOTICE.
I offer for rent my entire premises
in the town of Wilson, containing sev
en acres of land, situated on east corner
ofcVancp and Pender street, lot in a
high state of cultivation, well set la
choice fruit trees; House has six com
modious rooms with pantry and bath
room, with all necessary out houses
and a good w ell of water, contiguous
to excellent schools, Normal, Graded
and others. Those desiring to educate
their children or engage in business
will find this a rare opportunity to rent
or leae. Further particulars unnec
essary as no one will invest without
seeing for themselves. All nearly
newis premises were in original for
est seven years ago.
R. W. EDMUNDSON.
Oct, 21st, '81. it.
J. G. RAWLES & BRO'S
Having Just returned from the nor h
ith a very desirable and beautiful
stoc k of goods for the
CIIKITniN IIOIJDtYS.
We invite all tho.e who admire tl
Iw.'t lltSfllt trioolt ..L.
We have taken special care in select
ing our goous making it a point to
buy those things which are substantial
and useful, as well as ornamental.
We have but few tra-hv tovs. Our
stock consists of Silver Cups, '('a-dor,
Goblets, ButterdUhes, Cake-bs-ketH ,
Berry-diihes, Vases, in large variety ,
Toilet Set-, Flower Stands, Candle
Sticks, Cologne Bottles, Sm jke Sets
Paper Weights, Ac.
We also have a large stock of Silvrf
and Gold Watches Jewelry, a Isro
assortment, which we will mcII '"cheap.-
Call and see us. v .
J. G. RAWLES ft BRO.,
Wilson. N. C
Dec. 2-Jf.
For Sale.
That valuable farm known j th
Westbrook place, immediately on th
Wilmington A Weldon Railroad, and
the county road leading from Vi!i?a
to Barefoot' Mill, ono mile by rail
road and two miles by countv road
from Wilson. The farm ha cleared
4 one-horse farms with suitablo tenant
houses for each and has alsoj the fruit
orchard of C. W. Wetbrook. .with
peach trees of earliest and boat varie
ties in full bearing and first-rate con
dition. There are also a large num
ber of other fruit trees such as appl.
plum, ever-bearing mulberry, Ac.
, The farm is so situated asto admit
Of PUV rliviaiM lnn 1 it AmrA.
by purchasers. The fruit tarm with
one-horse crop will be sold partlr
if desired. ' The w-hole tract contain
twojiundred and fortV-flve acres. Th
educational and religious advanfas"
to be enjoyeti ought to be inducement
to purchasers. Tho Graded Public
School in WiLson is in succennful. ope
ration offering free tuition to all jw-ith-in
the Wilson School district, ,
Examination solicited, and for fur
ther information enquire of
G. W. BLOUNT,
Wilson, NX
' Oct. 12th, 11-
lliev. C. W. Westbrook will tk
pleasure In giving any informtioa
lOct. Mtl. Q. W.D- i
NO ! ICE.
- Having been appointed Receiver oi
the late firm of Farmer 4 Wainwrijfht,
all ierons indebted to them are here
by notified to come forward and mak
payment, and thowe holding cUi"1
against the same will present then
properly authenticated for adjust
ment.
J. A.TYNI -V
Nov.. 1 Uh, 1M1.- tf.