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done the
nv w 1 1,1. r I'l.Tov
Mv iLi-i !-" 0:1 the jury's
ipiihlill' m 1 1 i through -
t watched the lawyers right
and
!,fl; and given "y verdict true;
1 p.p -k - long imt(t my chair, I
thought I would grow in;
And if I do not know myself,
tliMV-'il vret !w t li;iri I'r'i !i
jt now the court' adjourned for :
fio'i, a:i'l I iiavp jrttuy pay,
1 ' ; a at Iast and thank th
Lord, I'm oin;r houi to-diiv.
f lu'ncliow f.-!t uneasy, lik
since
the first d.i.v I ca ne down; i
1; an awkwnrd "jjamo to play th !
j? ilUvnan in town;
A ,1-1 this 'rr- Sunday suit ofiniup on)
S mday rightly stiin;
r.tit v lw:i I wrar tlie stutf a weak, !
it so iiLdiow ills a. id frets. J
J'i ralher w.;ir my huinespun ri of 1
pepper, salt and j;ray--I'll
li-wf it oT inhalfajiff w!ie:i I
ho ih tu-i'uv.
'I'iir niornin' that I
canir a wav w
had a litll-' bout;
I '-.m.1! took my hat ami left be-1
for' lh" show was out. i
For u liMt I said w as naught vherat j
-he ouht to tai ohence,
And she was always quick at words
ivnd ready to commence;
But then she's first one toiveup;
hen she lias had her say; j
And she will meet me with a kiudj
when I go Lome to-day.
J h no doubt my wife looked out,
s ell as nny one
As well as any wo ini.i could -to seo
that things wa.slone;
Firthuiih Melinda, when I'm there
won't set her foot out doors,
fihe' very careful, when I'm pone
to tend to all the chores:
Kut nothing prospers half so well
u hen I iro oil' to stav,
Ami I w ill out things jto shape j
when I feet home to tiay.
My little hoy I'll give Vm leave to
m tch him, if t iiev can;
It's fun to see him strut about, and ;
try to (je a mar;
Tlie game-it, clieriet little ciiap you'll
ov-t want to -e! i
And then they laugh because I
1 think the chil l resemldes me. J
The. little rogind he goes for me like
robber for their prey;
H''ll tnr i my pocket inside out
when I g-t lume to-day. i
My little girl I can't contrive how it;
bhould happen thus - i
That li'i 1 s i i il I pi -k t'ot w-'t. 1
lion put. and tling it down to us! j
My w i fj, s!ie snys that lianVome fa.'"e j
will someday make a star: !
And th-n I I.HUgfi, because she
thinks the child resembles her. ;
H!ie'll meet me half w ay down the j
hill, and kiss u;e any way;
And light my heart up with her!
niie w ii i I g home to-diV. j
i
IT there's a heaven upon the earth, a;
fallow knows it w hen !
He's been aw ay a week, and tlien ;
gfU horn' again; j
If tlu're'ji a hea ven above the earth,'
t here often , 1 '11 be bound, I
S'!i:i! hoiinvsick fellow meets his
folk, and hi. 'Vein .ill around.
J.;t mv creel be ri!it or wr.i.i;, or
be it ps it may,
My heaven isjust ahead of me - I'm
inning home to-day.
'iirin Ji t.'l t'h.
I
Saved by a ICisa
A vt'vy i mark h! cas-.; of whit
eitgtil nce!lei !)ri:iging a child lai
li.'. lavs the Louisville Cmi'lc
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iff .
" occ.irre 1 recently at tiio resi.
of Mr. Jttseph Meyer. Mr. Mey
" ii i" t wo ch i l lron, one a boy about
vears oid and th other a litllo
ut ; w o mo.it h o'.tl. This baby,
ilwuyi appeared healthy, was
suddenly ill one niht with
in? like convulsions: and came
w.Hi'n
'ase'll
':ntL
v'-'i j r.car dying before mo iical aid
c.i, n i be summoned. Dr. lL-mlj'rson
w"i called in a:id gave the child ome
r,i -
il'SV,
Me
i "iii'j. to relieve it, not thinking,
.'ver, that it could possibly live,
he. i L . ' , but returned again tlie
f i i ri a .ng niorning. When he reacheil
I'; house the child was barely breath
i: s. .t:i I in a few in nents afterwards
r,q ir.d urn stopped altogether. Every
! ''f.irance of ileath was visible; the
a-sained the hue of death, the
lw dropped, limbs relaxed, and the j
Wes I, ,r..-,D.l
Tlie tloctorev-
"11 1
Hi
'I the pulse a id lister.e 1 for th.'..ii r.'ht ' be said, lautrhing. 'I then
ng of the heart but failing to tind !
b!l "i;ns of life, pronounced thochihl !
'liid. It lay thus for ten minutes,
v it!, t he members of the family group-'
1 r . i;i 1 bed Umoriting, as is us-i
Usl i i such cases. The littl girl's j
r ''h".-, w.D w .h just old enough to
Un iTst.iiul t!iv situation, and w ho
!ii..q to begreat y grieved, sudden-;
"qn-e l from the circle and ap-;
h
r;i'ii,..j )Ui supposed corpse, leaned
' v r j . . ; , , . ,. : ,. ... I .. L- mwin t li :
l''M,l
t;.
u!is. lit' toabv 's mouth was ,
iv
open, and in kissing nor .
v blew hi brvath dtwn her '
11 r )..t . 'rim i o 1 1.. I i l cmliliMi I v mo vet I
the
il l crave several sudden iMsix, 1
then commenced to breathe fresh and damp breezes, and on land
J;'Vly and very feebly at tirt, ami , jg at New York, he w as able, with
x' gradually Vtroiiger until respir-; ,,u't assistance, to mount the hotel
"hua hecamo'alinost natural. Every : omnibus, and go to the Astor House,
'around was terribly astonished at j called on hi n two days later, ami
j!1'" unbaked for coming back from fv,uud him actually engaged in pack
. "'d.-ad, and did not seem to realize j jng b,s trunk, preparatory to starting
".' bi' t until the child had been brea- J VYc-d f..r his home, tnat evening.
Il!;'s halt an hour. It instill alive and With a bright and grateful smile ho
''D'Hy improving. wHcniel me. a id pointinir to a littl?
IZo .1
The Mail
in- girl, tall ami rod, le L-;
"s as though s.:,r. were taking a;, i.
predion in the chew ing-gum ,,f he
nitivp Sti.tr-. The Massachusetts -drl
kisses in the Oreek style, llavored
witn brown broad. The New York.
:rl go-s at it as it she w ere dabbling
in a Wall street speculation- The
r.is or the .sew Jersey gjrj tt).ry a
a tate nf :pp!j iek, better known as
Jersey li-htning. Little Delaware's
irharc as soft ui t he pen.eiies which
grow then'. A Maryland kiss h rich
",,(lJi"' - y as a terrapin stew. In the
dominion y u an- met with a gen
uine hospitality; the girls kiss" as
though they wanted you to stay- The
Ohio girl is described as possessing
the comprehensive dualities nf t'.u
01,! wants all she can -ct
anM tretn all sfn can. A Louisiana
kiss issid to Im lik .: i uj sugarcane,
whila North Carolina girl stick like
tar.--AH. iUi ( 'uiistltuf Ion. And t.-te
liku hoii'-y, you should have said.
j Tt Hif Kdiiot nf f.'u li,'nttl;ln Ilij.'e :
A late I'nite 1 States Consul at one
j of the Kniflish inland ports, who is
; now a private resident of New York,
I relates th following interestinystory.
I He objects, for private reasons, to
1 having his name published, but au
i tiiori.es the writer to substantiate hi
i statement, and, if nev-tsary, to ref:r
I to him, in ids private capacity, ar:v
i person seeking such referene".
I rin' to his willies, I hereby pro-i'...
; his statement in almost the exact
lauuae 111 which he e;avt' it to me,
'. M. Fakmf.k,
1 ('.' T.'i iril Aven-u, AVc Yuy':.
my last voyage homo from.
KnIand, so::ie three years a.o, in one
of the (mard steamers, noticed one
morning, after a few days out of port,
a rouny man hobbling about 0:1 the up
per deck, supported by crutches and
.seeming to move with extreme diffi
culty and no little pain. II was web
dre-sed and of exceedingly ha.id-o ii''
countenance, but hi limbs were som
wliMt emaciated and his face very shal
low and bore the traces of ionjj suffer
ing. As he seemed to have no attend
ant or companion, he at once attract
ed my sympathies, and I went up to
him as he leaned against the. tarfMil
I. nil.' i m r out mi t!n fo 1 ni 1' tri
which thr steamer was making.
t-". v i-i ;se me. mv vomi'i' frieml " I
said, touching him gsitly on tii.
shoulder, "you appear to bean inval
id and liar !i v able or strong ennui
f u trust Yourself unattended on an
o"ean voyage; but if you require a iy
u-sisiance I am a robus and healthy
nnn and slial! bt glad to help you.'
' You are wry kin I," he replied in
a weak voic ., "out I require no pres
ent aid beyond my crutches, which
en ible in.' to jiH IV :n my stateroom
up here t get tie- beue.it of the sun
shine and the sea bree.e,"
"Yon have been a great sulf u-er, no
doubt," and 1 judgo that vou have
been afrli-'iel with that most trouble
some i.-case - rheumatism, w hose
prevalence and intensity seem to be
on an alarming incrff.se both in En
gland and America."
"You are right," he
have been its victim for
vear. and after failing
answered.; "I
more than a
!o find r-'iiel
from m V.ical skill have lately trie I
Lie Springs of Caiidvil and Vichy.
But they have done me no goo 1, and
1 am now on mv return home to
Missouri to die, i suppose. I shall be
content il lit" ' i spared to ma to reach
mv mother's nrmer.ee. She is a widow
and I am hr only child.'
" t'nere was a patlio.s in this speech
which aficetftd me pr a:i tly and
awaUvnetl in me a deeper sympathy
th..:i 1 had felt before. I had no word
to answer him, and stoo 1 silently
beside him watching the tnowy wake
of tiie thip. While thus standing my
thoughts reverted to a cidld-a ten year
old boy- if a neighbor of mine n siding
nvar my con-niaie residence, w no nad
been cured of a -t r.bborn case of rheu-
: niatisiu by the use of sq. Jat-obs Oil,
. and 1 re'iitonlcro 1 t!i it Lie sLwardof
I the ship had told me the day before
; that he had cured himself of a very
i severe attack of the gout in New York
past belor Ins last voyage nv using the
l.- i .. i...t .....
sa m e i e ' 1 1 1 i.t ' t " " . i . i , on 1 1,
friend and went he! nv to ti nl the
steward. Inctiiilyf u :d him oifduty
luit discovered that he nad a bottle of
the Oil in his locker, w hich he had
carried acro-s the ocean in ease of
another attack. He readily parted
with it on my representation, and
hurrying up again, I soon persuaded
tiie young man to allow me to take
him to his berth and appiy Lie remedy;
nfier doirar so I covered him up snugly
in bed and requested him not to get
up until I should see him again
That evening I returned to
stateroom ami found him sleep:
peacefully and breathing gently.
1 roused iiimand impired how he feit.
'Like a new man,' he answered with
a grateful smile. 'I feel i o pain and
am able to stretch my limbs w ithout
dllVi nilfv. I think I'llget up.' No, don't
tli up to-night, 1 said, 'but let me rub
yoU asrain with the Oil, and in the
morning you w ill be abie to g.
ibove.
.,Mili... I the "Oil aain. rubbing his
knees, ankles and arms throughly,
Until he said h" felt a- if he ha 1 a
mustard poultice all over his body.
t then left him. To' next morning
Hq,cn i w ont upon tleck lor a bree.y
pro;Mena le, ai-cording to my custom,
i f.,m.d mv patient waiting for me
vtitli nsmiline; face, ami witlmut inn
crutches, although he limped in his
movements, out without pain. I
don't think I ever felt so happy in my
life. To make a long story short, I
attended him ciosei dmrug tne
rest
,,f the voyage some four days applv-
u I nverv n i'di t . and trua rd;n r
.;?,. aj-ainst too much exposure to the
ho carefully done up in thick brow n
paper, which stood upon the t-ule, he
said : 'My -ood friend, can von c- 'ie-s
what that is ." 'A i'rec:it lor "vour
fweetlifart," I an-were 1. "No".' re
lau-hed 'that is n dozen bottle's of
St. Jacobs Oil, w hich I havejut pu r -
cnaseo 1 rum innnuit, the druyist,'
a-To-s the way, ami I am takinTheni
home to show mv roo nmtlh.r 1. !...t
has saved her s i,, and restore 1
Iil'n to l;er .11 health. And with it 1
would like to carry you alon- also, to
.show her the face of lam, without
whom, I should probably never-have
tried it. Il youshold ever visit the
'tl yillajre ot Scvlalia, in M :-ouri, ;
Charlie 'Fownsend and his mother
w ill welcome you to their little home, ;
-.- 1 1 1 In. .pt. r . 1 : . e .1 . 1 . . ..
will show vou a bottle f Vt. I i-olVs
Oil enshrined in a silver and ,r,,j,i
casket, which we shall keep as a parlor i
ornament as well as memento of our!
me 'tinon Jhe Cunar.l steamer.' !
U4W- parted, after an hour's pleasant
chat w it i mutual --ood-w ill and e-teem
anl a tew u eeks ait.-rw ards I reeeived
a letter from him telling me he was
m erfect health and co.itaiuinir ma iy
grateful expressions of his alh.ctiouatV
rejards."- Ii, o .';?. t -J njl .
: he talked likek burly pirate lor live
Washington. Marc, r -Tlirouh ', minutes.
tlie courtesy of Jen. Crocker, Warden: ... . . , , ., , ,
e . . .. . ' ; In tiie mountains -Arabella (whose
oftl.ejail,a representative of the SunlHoxxX is wraj.ped in science,: "Cnarles,
was admittod to (Juiteau's cell on Sat-i i.-n't lids ja.eiss?" Charles i .who is
ur lay. The prisioiu-r has improved ' deeply interested in Arabella : "Nice!
i:i appearance remarkably sii.ee his : n oU'iH'ioi'.s.
tr;al. Ins complexion is clear and
snows tlie '"'low ot :ea t l am i'nm
,OtVW fl
livin- witlioi t ev..r wi.Ti-,
wioie im.om :
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close lew there is a peculiarity m the
expression (,t Otuteau
eye, it is not i
MilHciontly noticeably to attract atten-!
tion und.-r ordimiry circumstances. "!
He v, ears a new suit of dark clothing, j
fresh linen, and a wide-brimmed soft j
hat, kerquue; the latter constant! v up- i
on Mis head, even in the prepense of
lady visitors. Two cells are at hisi
disposal, one of which he uses as an i
olllce and tlie other as a .sleeping apart-!
ment. Tin office is lurnisiied with
several cnairs. a desk ami writnc oi.i -
. . . .
alized SJ." to J1. p-r day v tiie sale of
autographs an 1 pholograpi-.s. le e -
hibited four pictures in diilei ent posi -
lion.-, recent I v taken,
ng he
pre
terred those m wnich the 1 iced
turned to the side. These give
countenance an expression tnat h
natural to it. The -proceeds of
was !
the)
not I
thisi
traiiic aiiord him t ie means ot sum
me- various emotorts :owltho il.ilv
..-v. ....o,.i- 1 1,, i.,; . i... .
I 1 1 d r i i 1 1 r i , v T ' 1 1
lenals. ilie prisioner said he wasiium.
welltreated by everybody. IIhad ,4 ...
numerous visitors from w bom he re- A a recent school examination the
ny till lii- tr;al id the -liiits he ,as tm.-: ''"'' 1:1 ' """"' " '
pioyed to get along in tlie past, he isiwlialth" country editor who pub
ni easier circumstances now than ha ! iihed Lor.gfelhW,s "lixcclsi,r" as
has been for a long while. He reads ! the product of a gifted young poetsaid
i ir, .T i i i ' . i .. I tit.it i , . . 1 t l w.. I
about himself, and is verv fond ot :
fruit and bovs:. -o-e-it t'e.,1 oi'if It..:
j'.k.j nun il lll.u l.s lilil'nillll
,!:. ',r c...' '
ir I , wl'l r Vr t ,
.Nils. aiiie.d and 1 itioent Art.iur
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more letters in his behalf. In refer
.!.-. ... ; :
ence to lus prospects, Oi.iteau haul
confidently: " We expect relief from
the court in barn-. 1 have retained
(ien. B. F. Butler and Judge Merrick,
of Maryland, as counsel, and wiil -
cure a new trial." He hoped Mr.
( .11 !. I i ill- n , . i ! 1 .i.wel .t tlr.t,..il ....
Swnren.r: Iteneb lor the t.ond of' tl,e!
country, (iuiteau is anxious to have
a new book uisblDhed. which will
coniam a revision ,t nis work on the
Bible, a sketch wf his life and an ai.
stract of the trial. He is desirous that
a Baltimore house rhould pubii-h ,t,
and says he is losing s,.iii .uday whi.e
it remains imprinted. At parting
the prisoner said: "I w ill give you a
sentiment." An 1 In-wrote on a slij
of paper the words, "The Republiea,.
party w recked by iariicld, saved by
Ouiteau's inspiration and Arthurs
t.-,. ... i.;,. 'v it i,. . , , . t terr pte I and .aid w th mucii anumi
stad'snuuish p. le the icaoeis oil. ' , , ., ,, , ,
i ii i ii ii,,..-1 Hon, "I know , iapa. ' " e , w hat
the ,S;! that lam well ami happy, i , ..' .. . ... , .. ' it .
, ii.,.., i . , f- o they call it.'" said the fatuer. "An
and have no a i e i.''imm td anv , .. -. ,, .... i
, ,. . . i .. ,,.i ,' epidemic." said the Ut e one, proud
oiiier condition eitner here or here- ,' ... . .- i . i. i
after." II is manner is entirely free
f.o ii anythirg that would indicate
that he did r.ot feel ;is he spoke. lie
replies to all interrogations with
promptness and deci-iou, and speaks
f oejy ujon any topic introiluced.
When visitors appear at the door ot
his ee II, ho invites them to enter, en
couraging the timid with the as-ur-ance
that he w ill not hurt them, lie
displays the air of a busy man of af
fairs, much earnest and entirely sane,
entertaining visitors as would become
a man in the position of a host per
fectly at ease.
A youg lady h.aving mndo tic origi
nal remark that "the good die young"
a conceited and bald ht aded old beau
asked: "If that is so, b,,w do you
account for me?" The looked ut'hD
bald pat critically, ami answered:--
( Mi, I suppose that you dved
too!"
young
Senator Saw ycr is erne of the w. a'th
iosf men in Congress. Not long ago
he called his daughter to him and
said: "My children, you know that
I am a rich man now, but you ai-o ;
know that riches are apt to takewings 1
to themselves and tly aw ay, sol would
feel much happier a'bout 'your future
if I felt cert dn that You could take
i . . . i i ...
caie to onise,ves ii islioUld lo.-e UlV
money and be unable to provid
vim. Now, to please jne, won't
tor
vou
learn to make your o.Wn clotiies ami
to cook a good dinner?" Not l"iig
afu-rwards they iu ited their parent"
and ;i few friends to an elaborate din-n'.-r
wnicii tiiey ii ad cooked unaided,
and on that occasi-.M they w ore dressy
of their ow n ;i:aking. i he delignted
'a her g iveeacii girl a ciieck f ? ..".,0 0.
No -patent required to catch the
rhemausm. A cold and inattention
to it, and you have have it tiie rieui
ni uism. We cure ours with St.
Jacobs i .ML C"V: ') "' - -tj -.'n-
VVlT AND HUiViOR.
A man is like a fog wln-n he i
extreme mist.
an
Ca-sar was just as bitter as the Oaul
; he conqu-.-re j
Frit, lias named his do Non Hi
uuitur, her:". it does not follow.
; The "four- of ialut said the iram -
bier, softlv, : he dealt himself all
the aces in thV pa k.
.
What is t!:at mothe.t ItistheLe?
isla'.nre, my child. What does it (to
mother? It repeals acts passed by the
former Legislature, mychiltl.
,
llif I'ninl t!i:it men fin in:iv lie 1 11-
' '''1 with their bones,,!. ut thecoilinsj
; of soim-men are not crowded
7'ro:ison Aicott says: "Tho blond'
type is nearest to the divine likeness."
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i ' 1
cry few newspapers use the blonde
Someone who has been .there re
marks that a younjjauthor lives in an
attic because one is r.iroiy able to live
on his timt storv.
j An aesthetic poet wr te: Th'tnus
, eskiss with lips oi' tlame, but when he
; found the second word printeO mules
the farmer, "barbed!
cpeiise, but the hired j
"Yes," said
: w.r,- ience .is
: man doesn't
top a.e. i st ,oi v
. . I,,.
illlilllli -1 Wil lllf 1:1 null I. Ill mil' i ' -
J ,ms t(, (.liM)b 1
Mustapha"l.ey, thvi ruler f Tunis,
bought l(i(i,nno umbr lias while in
Paris. He is iioui.d to havo'one
around w heii wanted. Mustapha is
evidently preparing for a long reign.
The chaj who sent us a poem bo-j
ginning "When twilight dews arci
falling last upon the rosv lea," has i
i since
marrieo
lv diiej
K sa Lee, and now the
i wet
are falling fast upon
- " '
s,,n (lt a ru:il oeaier was asked liow
' ,,1;u,y pounds there were in a ton.
! He w as s!iari eimug i to reply: May -
: heyou liniiK I ingoing to give ltaway
and get licked w hen 1 go home!
The Philadelphia magazine editor
w ho printed Edward Lveiett Hale's,
Alan wit bo
t a countrv as a new
I'dlig prote
ts tiiat an editor can't b
ex eeovi looe iamiiar wnn everv-
.
i
-Old Aunt Sukov, wh ) lives
.... . , ....
Austin Avenue, is Known to dc iih;.
-llllt''t W.mail 111 tlie City. Old i
,r . , , .. . . , ,
AlOsC CUt UP a loUO ot toligll ViOOlF
i tor h.
a few da Vs ago ;
in I she refused
III P.IV I IMIM lll.ll iliMUIIU I. .ilium
. .'. ;, , . ., , 'i
i h:i! V' Ivj' i" T f1'!' llk."' i
i ?U," ) 1lsh '.' 'l'1,a ,U,
! "'V Kll('U " ead (... Kim.;. !
' ) '' tl; -V(tr nu'an' 1 Au; " ' '
! ,ltl"' 'V VwU :,!'" YV'P' vt'"u
... ...... i.;... ........ i...., ..-.... ..i .
had been libe ver would hah eat d
luillajqile
verself an' not gib Adam
: " ",l ' " ' --i-
i cllv,
ni.n.k .ii.l i , icon i I lod. ltwii ti.-
! --A(ientleman (if Port Jcrvjs, N. Y
1 has a family of tree or four littie girls.
Not long since the children wa re talk-
: 1 i. ! .1
I I 1 iliUMil IWIll-. t MIC OI I I It'll I, .til
elder one, turned to her father and
said: "Papa, what dothey call it
Iw Ikmi three babies come at'ouce?"
A iit'!eoie, who was much interest -
1 ed in the conversation, and w ho had
!. . . .
i nearo talk aooui smallpox, at once in-
roit
fiyjrcljia, Sciziicc, Lunhago,
Backache, Soronoss of iho Chect, Gout,
Qjir.s-f, Zoro I h.-cct, Sivsf.'nas end
S-rzins, Burns and Scalds,
Cjnzrzl Bcdiiy Pains,
Tooth, Ear cr.d Ihzdzchs, Frosted Fzzt
and Ears, end all other Painz
cr.d Aches.
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;1D HY ALL r?.T7GC-Tr Tr! Llt'D PZALLES Hi
A, TG CtII-SR t CO.,
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J. R 01IARA.
ATTOKNKY-AT-I.AW,
ENFIELD, N. C.
Practices in the Coii'itu- ef II difax, IUg.'
ei:id" :irul Warwn hi in th s'nprt me ant!
Fe ieral i "tuft-M ef Neriu l :irt'im, Mcl,
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Atlan'ic Fc;-, rt,
Water Strer-i. Norfolk. 'a.
Manufacturer of Every Description of
Catiag3 Iron and Brass,
At shnrt Notice and Baltimore prices.
No Lxtra Charge for Patterns on
Hand ef which I have quite
an Extensive. Variety.
tzry-IIiij.W.-i! Citth I'rii'i ;.Vo,- M-. tul.
March 10 I vtr.
To lh? filizpns, ir'ViNu:i aJ
Ad j.icent Tou;is.
Ve, lie; mi L-r-utud, L.-jj lt-.iv.' tu cd!
V(Uli' :ltflilio:i to
Th2 Eichatoad Ir-n TLvf Taint & Ccrnent
Wonlil ft- i;l.td t' r..ri tx f . 1 1 i with vou n
tlif Miliji'c "f oiir ev,j 'eitcrpt, Wt wiii
wurrnii ji ti.lit K i i evt-rV inui-w a.nl
will i n 1 ynii thu- ! - .f 'li-tiin(i.ia!s
appi icat iorj, UtSj ec.fuilv.
M.-.l cli 1 C-3ru (ioliihl-oro, N.
To t.'ie Jivtwii of tfe 7iac! of Wilson
Ojunfy:
y berebv tio'if.ed to jneet in th
the (urt House in the town of Wil- :ra.v-
son on the fourth Monday in May! Dec. 'Jtf.
Iss'J, to determine wiiether tlie lu-! 1
fv.i-i.ii- c.,...'t ..f w;l,,:, ',,. ',.,n k.. i " "
discont inued.
By order of the Board.
a. (;. y; hooks,
Chairman of the Board of Justices
the Peace of Wilson Countv.
of!
E.
. i v o g o.-en appon.u o la-cei ver m
lAUiUyVT
1 all persons indebted to them are here-
ir : i i t ... - r
l,y notified to come forward and mak
j payment, ami those holding claim
1 against tiie .same will present the
projxTiy authenticateu lor nC i u.. j
meat.
J. A. TYNES.
Nov. !lth, lSsi.-
i
JJOTIfK.
r. Y Y 1 1 LT I ." K F A I EC I K K ( F 1 1 1 :
siij.v.. ior l owrt i f N;is!i Cow itp.rove'J !v
. i. . II.... I 1 . i .:l :. . " ;
V lutax, 1: I,- t Lv l,r (iiaudi.-tn F. II. llunn.l!! ilt U.H' 'i, r staple
T;..- m.ta-i-in.u-.l will nl-il h.-i-iro tie- Omrt i ffk tho, riF.ht- , 1 he tnyner can ob-
liiiiisi 1 1 ; ii ir l :i tin It nv il r.T . :u r i . if t .ti
Hunst.. di.or i.-i .'it- town t f Nasl'.vi;;,-,
I-- " ' - i
j M,..bv, April Hvi. tract of hud
i in .V.xli CuT.itv, .r h C'.r:dii::i adj.dnin-
lhe ia.u ,.f A. w l.itw ml ...her
.ftll,.lil:i , on.. .ll;n.lrcil . f.n'irte.; i (lit'
" . ... . , .
;ili'ij. Iii.ni ur l.s. Iri'l lo l!n: llmtT of
; M r. J
II. i linl 'v. vtli't h h is Lien .(:-
-'l. b.v midi! Mid inMiii'b. Ttrrins: I';:;
TiiimI ca !i Fai:i!K-f .it eigl't uiin.tl'.s .'
ii!t'if-t Ir'.in il.t.- ef K.ile at S t-r cer '
1 ilie rf'iiu"i li I ('inchasc tmnu-v i.-. j -:i d .
Il, II. ld'NN. ( J ;i:in.h:i!i ;:r.ii l u:i;ahiiiair.
.m'cIi tt.
cVO TICK
j ii i i k . v i . - ' i s io. iiiji, i o-
V C P ' .' I .' OI. I W 7. X. III.
! the superior c ourt oi Hson i ounty,
made on the 17th day of February
! IHsl, and duly approved by the Hon.
j John A. (iilmer, Judge, in a certain
1 iw.l It ii.i. lu.niliihr in t..'-l I 'niirt C.U.d
" 1" " 1 " ' " ......
; by .MARY K. CREW .. i her own i
! behalf and BESS I !i C. ' d S( )N, an j
1 infant, otl'ering by her dian, the !
1 said MARY K. CREWS, I shall sell j
at the Court House door in Wilson,!
! M I,,,, il... 'V.i ,.. .,i' t ico.i .1.... I
-.on.1.l tie- ... i o.i. .o i o i umi
portion oi me lot m me town oi n
son on Tarhoro St reel, adjoining N.
A. MorrNs, .John D. Wells, Wilie
Daniel and others, beginning at N. A.
Morriss' corner on Tarhoro Street and
running with said street Is, feet, then
at right angle with said street 1 F.. led :
to . Daniel's Ime, then with said
line ylmia Us. feet, ilien to John D.
Wells' corner, then with John I. i
ells' lme'JTi t'-et to N . A. Morriss' .
hue, thence with Morriss lme pi leet, i
coriH'iiiig- tin-lice w ith said Jorr:ss' ,
line -l I feet to tiie beginning, exclusive i
of the building'. Also that portion of;
saiil lot lying immediately bark -f:
the store owned by .dove A- Nadai
F
eii.g i'l feet w ide by about P'ii f.-.-t
leep. I'or more particuhir de-n-rii'tion
ee the I. lot on tile in the oilice of- the
rl
Clerk ef the Superior Court. 'Ferm-:
Si'iCO cash; 1 akiiii e on credit of nine
iijonths ii.tere-t from tiato at per
! cent. Tith' retained until purchase
,' aii.
11. Ci. CONNOR, CAuiinissioner.
i Feb.27-tf.
I L MS I
RICHMOND, YA.
m a n r ; a f t t; n k i:
ianr
liuggies, phfrtons. six-sent Carriftg,
J-gger agorts
Ser.d for circular
Toj ami no T
PATH' xizi:
mi.MK
f - d V I
4 "tok
V.lien They fan lo a mtII For Vou
1If n i'. Alt i:i:av
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KNlTl.Ll), X. C.
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VJAN'SION IIOUSE-
XOKI OI K, VA.
M.S JAMES, I'roprietress.
EN LA KOI'h, Hemo,leh.d, Ilefur
uished, Centrally L-ateiI, (iood Ac
comjuodations, Kates Treasonable. J-i'tf
i DOWELL .1 KOIUNSON, j
1 FASHION A HI. K P.AKHi:iW.
J TAIU'.OI'.O ST., WILSON, X. r. j
j I Iaviiiir opened a first-class Itarber-i
shop solicits the patronage of t!iost?j
! who y h oof i work done. Satl-fao-'
jtion Ciuarauteed. j July br-!y
j Fcr Sate:
I A IJiifrsry Shop with a trade of froTti
j four to six thousand dollars per Year in
the town of Black Creek. A irood
j opening in a irool locality. One do
en new busies on hand "which will be
'sold cheap. Apply at once to
W,S. ANDERSON,
Black ( reek, N. C.
Nov iV., tf
'
;
.
j In co:seip!ei:ce of the d-at h of (Jeo.
; IE Oriliill it tiecomes !,ece.-s:irv to et-
tie the business of tlie firm of Oril!iu Si
'Murray. All persons indebted f,,.,i,i
j tirm w ill ph-ase call at their p'.a.-e of
: business and settl" at once,
j WM.Ml'KBAY,
! Mirvi VMig partner of (ir illiii A .fnr-
wiiui.i:sal.k
LIQOUR DEALER
No. 21 Roanoke Square,"
NORFOLK, YA.
- Onlers pn.mptlv attended to Hnl
j
TAKEN CP ASTRAY
L. SEVERAL MONTHS AOO ON MY
; farm near Wilson, I took up lUstrnv
! three heifers, each about two years
jold; One of them was a white and
I black spoiled, ami another a light-red
"" . heifer, both having the same mark
j crop oil" the right ear in the shape of a
i I... I .. .. 1
I mu I'll i mii i , i nere was was no mark
i on the left ear. The third was a
j deep-red heifer, and w as marked w ith
onl1'" ' i ne-e nei lei S l proving property
.." .1 .
P.."yi;l l":';'- ,
I 1 '--, tf . I. FARMER
I
'iJTtti:.
THE, 'i 'N DP". P.S K;NI:D, have form-j
-d a co-partnership for the practice of!
i. - dicine in the tow n of Wilson in.d !
, ...ji.'iiiingcountry. Returning thanks! F"'' 1;t-
! to their patrons for their libi-ral pat-! I''.-!. Ib-ov: ih.Md- X. '.. J. A .
j ronage, thev solicit a continuance of! l!l";,'r.,i",,'ul Mai..!r. I . A . . . u u-r
thosj!iie. Office on Nash Street op- U" :i1 V,"": " ""1 1 1 -
i posite the Court House lately occupied ! Oe. H. (Jrid'm, Jr. Agent fo" Wi!
j by Jas. S. Woodard, Esq., v here one. ! sr"b Nash, ami l'rankhu csicutica, at
: or both may bo always found when I WiLun, N . C.
...: II . l
i liut jii oiessiona 1 1 y engagei i .
C C. PEACOCK, M. D.,
W. S. ANDERSON, M
JanIZ Si.-ly.
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H. W. J O Y N
Nir !! Drnlbt,
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-"W-'i rs' '.a o--"'
mm
t.Uas peninlientlv lo-aU.d in
w il-on, N. All opperations will
I)n neatlv and carefullv performod iud
on terms a-reasonable as possible
T,.,.th extruded without pain. HYwa
'j-.irljrf) .lr,.(.. n,.xt q(or lo y,M ijt)ri.
'jan ;j ijn.'
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v. Mcrc-iy. II II. IJk.vh.n
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lit.
Man
Having Ifjastid all rif th"
machinery ht-loii' u to tho late
T. A. V;tiHv. rihf , we are now
j! f-pared to l;uiM new, arid r-
: air all
31 AC II 1 X E II Y.
We kteji constantly on hand
1 3 1 n - an
and fittui'gi- Al.sO
valves
of all kind.s. Cun 'in.s littcd
nji in lii.t-chiss Of'l-'r. Special
attention given to iitting nj
Mill work. r..stiniate.s ft i-iii.-hed
op. all km'l.s of wurk. Or-
licitcJ, and Jdointitly
oers so
execute'-
Uil
WILSON.
C t ' -i :
) l!ljKt;
House E'er Sa!r!
I oTer my housvj. u it-li s,. en 'ot,i
rooms, hi the town of niack Cr-k f.r
. a!e. Tlie lot h a '.nric:' one, contain
j lnr two mid cue-third acres. On
i acre !;i strawberries w hich uive a
1 yield. Will be sold el cap! Mv ron
ton ierteum is ;;i:it I
i r?io '.
am i:M!:i; fo
i Addns-,
W. s. ANDEIlso.V,
I'dack Creel., N.
: Nov. 25, tf.
I'fTflATKii, Ya.
Be-Iustilh-r, Ih tin. i- and Wholc-u: i
Liquor I e;der
7.' Sc.-im..re Street,
Keeps const tniiy oM l.:l:;. :, f;i
oj Liquor-, W in..-, Ac. .Mvr's iniui
e.l Mye "SI 'NNY SoLTN" Whi-ke
unsurpa-s.-d. Ord-r, stdi :Uld
sati-dactinn iruaranteed.
h-b K)-:Jm
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Shockoo
fiachine
j 11 1 ( i 1 M IN
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Fi.m, s I'.i-i:. s ,v
VA.
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K'l'.i F.tc oi ,
l . Fins. j
v.-iy ijfnei y-
Wlii-at MiIU, ? i,:,f; !.,:, j
l''illili' W.-tti I U In-rN. I ;
Matli'iif rv, U'iii':!,i fioi 'i
Iron Casting.-, bicliim-r v ,f
lien.
C7.V.V.V6- s, rii-:r:snrf; ja :;u i: i
A M'!. IAI. i Y.
Ibq.-.ctii.g I'ioiiu.: ! .m.iI faicfiilly lJt,ri.,,
Talbctfs Patrr.t Fp:rk Arre,t7.
It I..-s net lii'.lfi.y ;hi. .i;:;.
It ibie not ait. i ft-1 cj ui',1 .
i " ' ; g
I lib.-..
It will not cki.l.c irj. ii rid it-jul-r un
el- niiiii.
Il rcqain-s no .Fa..;t d.u. qn i l; V,. ep.n
i'd wl.tn r:i!i.ig sli-ien ! d i;.i i ti - ln;ii.. .,1,.
j. ctio:,:il.li'. .-i, t i;.- v m. iv Ii'- k-F. ejn-ii
idl.ov I 1 C sj,:t , ,, , -c i .. I
I : ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 c . I : '. . - l:i-l:ti s( .rk'
I. i'.'. hv '0 ' . , . . ; . -' i . - ; 1 1
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t li i 1 1 . c i 1 1 c y . i! .: i ii) ni :.
if ll.e Yatrr, ai.'J the Lei!t-r
tilieUllol
III I'V coii.iiuoti.
It .s .siinp'.i- and i: :de am! can be n,!i-4
upon.
It i mi tie Rtta.d,. .! r.i :t',y 1... ',.r.
No iiKiii'.ir si i . b I In wulioiit uii'i of
l 'liiaii. JiiMn :t:. e i
i jUii ai. J b.ii lis li.-
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ami Sj ai k Am-st.,!
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-j Empire Piaster fVlilf;
i
W I LM ! N'ti 1 )N, N. C.
We are prepared t d. liv r tl,,j
best vz'i scctia f.-,esh GoOJ-:d pls:ti.
OYPSCM..
l.ow ka i i r :: i. i:
J. R. BLO.sSr.M A liV
; IV1U''1mi W I I . M 1 N (. i ' V . N.
j IMLRK'AN liocsi:
a i "i; ; - ;
. M )ST 'on vini id ; flq -pots
e.ml Meamb at Landiie
, N
"ill, VA.
Iro.t 1 lK-
R. i i4:-: F ir-t 1 i .-r,
Second Floor, per i .', .-
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i.
North C.iroiin.i I ra 1 h IF spt.ct
fu!!v .-oFe i-.-d.
BP.OWNI.EY SISTERS, 'rjy'.
Fer.r'vJ-ly
W '; d ...
6d
I.APIVd sc.'i.NI isj s OK J ii PAT
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