t the Aivan33 PuMithing Company
'LET AL! THE ENDS THOU AIM'STAT, BE TH COlWiTRY's THY GODS, AND TRUTH"
Josephus Daniels
a.
Trm-i'2.ne perYeiat I
Six yfmtHm tl.. f
WILSON, X. C, FIXIBiAY, APRIL 7, 1883
The Wilson Advance.
Wifjwift Fp.idaY, April '7th, 1R82
POETRY.
IIUILDI,U OS THE 8 AN D,
BY KUSA I'OOK.
"Tin vcll to woo, 'tis well to wed.
For vi tho world hath done
Since myrtle gwiw iind ro?es blew
And morning brought the sun ;
But have a care, ye young and fair,
Be iiure ye pledge with truth ;
lb certainthat your love will wear
Reyond the days of youth !
For if you give not heart for heart,
As well ax hand for hand9, ;
You'll find you've played the unwise
part. f
And "built upon the sand."
f '- ' ' ;; '-.'' '
"Th well to save, "tls well to have ..
A goodly store of gold, i .
A bx3d enough of shining tuff,
, For charity in cold. X
But place not all your hope artd
trust ' i
In what the deep mine springs,
"We eahnot live on yellow dust . ,
Unmixed with purer tilings.
And lie who piles wealth alone
Will often have to tand
Reside hi coffer chest and own
"Tin "built upon the sand." j
"Tis good to speak in kindly guise
And Mootlie where'er we ran ;
Fair speech should bind man to man.
Hut stop not at the'gentle wordu-
I't deed with language dwell, j
Too one who pities starving bir.lr
- Should scatter crumbs as well
Hie mercy that is warm and true!
Must.leiid a helping hand,
For thoM that talk yet fail to do
' Rut 'bulld upon the; wand
The First of April.
11Y HEI.KX FOKEUT GRAA'EP.,
"No I" sighed Mr. i?elton Rellew,
d4'jetedly, as lie mixed a little more
burnt - umber on his palette for the
nut-brown trses:of the "Made Mar
Uu" that he was putting on canvass
-'hexlon't love nie ! She can't ! No
woman everyet treated a man so, If
sh ciireil two straws for him."
Hutjt was not of Maid Marian he
was thinking ; it was of Dolly Hrooke,
tlie pretty girl whtw mother had rent
a l the old brown-brick. Ivmse at the
corner of the street, and whose eyet
were so blue ami sparkling, and yet to
cruelly cold.
He had been Introduced to her, and
"Jr.id met Her a great many time.-, that
winter. lie had even danced with;
her at the Blue-bell .Bociables, held
hvr hand in the Caledonians, and
ftood benl le her in Virginia Reel. j
' HeUd not think, from her manner
that she absolutely dUllked him, but
he was very sure that she did not care
fur him. And this
unreasonable
young artist mvle himi
icfnr.linirK'.
!U hiisorablu
"She is such tlarnng :" ne saiu w
himself "iuch a hufnan - rosebud, -with
coloring in her hair aueh as Tit
ian never dreamed of land eyes that
ralvator Rosa wmld have painted in
ultra-marine,' with soa-blne shadows !
But where is the use of my mooning
about her? I'd better accept Kay
' rnond' offer, and go to Koma with
him, even if I have to Kturve there in
a garret. Art will perhaps smile on
mo; but Dolly Brooke never will !"
And he painted on, i-j-sently d.ih
bliug away at "Maid Marian'" round
none, with a heart as heavy a-i if it
weru moulded in lead. , t
While at that .very moment, Dolly
Brooke (her Christian name, was Dor
othea) was dusting the parlor at home
with her head tied up in a blue cam
bric sve;ping-cAp, and her lovely
cheeks heightened with true feminine
exercise; while Norah, the help
stood meekly in the doorway, with a
mibbiug-brush In her hand;
"Yes if you please, miss !" said No
ra. "A letter from Mike an' if
you'd please answer it miss, for not a
wurred can I write !"
Dolly left off polishing the base of
the little statue of Ceres, and look
ed at Norah, with a prettily-puzzled
expression of countenance.
"But, Norah," said she, n,how ab
surd ail this is ! I low can I answer
: Michael's letter ? How shall I know
what to sav to him 2j" -
"Sure, miss,?' said Norah, her hon
st eyes lighting up, "au' that's 'asy
eaoughj Just tell him, In fine, schol
arly writing miss, that I love him
with all my heart. . Thcif M'hatlam
I want him to understand, miss; for
"ure, ha ain't quiet in his mind about
it, an he's way off in County lloscom
mon, Ireland." r
"Very well," satd Dolly half mil
ingat the Idea, "I'll try. Come to
rue in half an hour, Norah."
I And Dolly inexombly locked out her
two little brothers, who were enraged
at their being debarred from the , fun
of hearing Norah's love letter.
"(ro abut your business, boyn,"
said IXlly,N severely. It's no affair of
yours. - ;
, Johnny and Billys looked indignant
ly at one another, j
- o . . . . I ... I . . A
VeHl servo her out !f said Johnny.
IIVU let her know !'V enisrmatical-
ii
ly responded Billy. I
And these young lads, with their
chins balanced on the: garden wall,
like Raphael's chcrobs, betook them
"plves to throwing stones at the cat,
while they consulted as to the ppecial
variety of Nemisis5 which should be
vMted on Dolly's unconscious head. ".
,'i:v j-ct it.!" eaid Johuiiy, f-mitit;?
hi lejr, at last.
"Eh ?" Mid Hilly.
hont Apm rWn OI Der" Pi"" i.Mr.Iuaicv rushed straight
Ye" ; butlSi r'.aid Billy. ! ? "M "1l Jnf rick house, .her.
"Ah-h-h ! aid Johnny. You al- I1)ollv .w:l tr5!" her hayaeinths; at
way was a .aoftlv. Bill. I'll tell vou the window, 111 a In-witching little
a - ...
1 !
"VM-t Xorah said Dolly, seated at
the .tabic, with the fresh sheet of pa-
1 M
with a clean calico aDron.
that to plain like ? Make it a little
sweeter, miss the saints be good to
you : aiv jusv ten mm i mve lum
true, though I haven't told him so be
fore, an' I'll be constant to him to the
wurreld's end ! j There 1" -
ineher brows. "Keen still for a few
minutes very still, mind !"
And Norah, shifting her weight
from one foot to the otlwr, scarcely
dared to breathe, until atlat Dolly
flung aside the pen and pushed back
her chair, re.ding out what she had
composed with all the grace of rheto
ical effect. i
"Will that do ?" she asked.
And Norah, clasping her hands in
delight, answereJ-
Och", miss, an' book-print 'itself
couldn't be finer I An' if ye'll sign it
Your own true love," Mike'll know
who it is true amj certain."'
"There is mamma's be.ll 1" said
Dolly, suddenly.' 'Uun, Norah !
We'll" inclose the i letter in an envel
ope, and jwyst it after dinner
. . ;
has bee! n quit", enough time wasted
in love-letter writing already."
And then she Isat down, and fell
into a srt of half-conscious reverie.
.All the girls have lovers," she
said, to herself; ueen poor Norah",
.wiio
can neither, read nor write ;-
They all have lovers except me! Oh
I wonder I wonder how it would -seem
to have a Ioyer ?"r
And instinctively . her thoughts
wandered off to' Belton Bellew, the
handsome, 'paled browed young ar
tist, whose studio was on the next
street. - -j
. 4Ah," she. pondered, fhc thinks of
nothing but his art ! lie has no
tiint Ui dream of love. ! ' Ami if he
had, I am scarcely vain enough to
lancv that he would 'care for me !"
txmi jioity unHiMicnr i a une,
she did not know why the love-letter
4..1 IV II.. It- . I.. 1 . !
was goiu ' r
Dolly looked arimnd her with ii
frightened tUee. The easement win
dow was open a little way to admit
t!ie frsh M arch sunshine, and she
could only imagincjthat the breeze
jhad whirled the sheet out of the
window. I
'i'mir Nora 1 !" thought Dolly.
"!ie shall not be dissippointed."
And s s!ie sat down and wrote
it all over again as nearly as she
could recollect the impassioned phra-
e4, inclosed it in an envelope, slJn,d di
rected it, circumstantially, to "Mr.
Michael Mullauy, Blancy II ill county
ltoscominon, Ireland.!' f
And then she her.self carried it to
the. iH)st-lHr on the, corner, tlirectly
under the window bf Mr. Bellow
studio. AVhile Billv larulJohhnv, in
the wKMl-she.d at the end of the gar
den, where giggling over the first
e'opy"of poor Norah's tender effusion.
We4ll kill two birds with one
stone," said the praxiious Billy,
whose rancor had been heigthoned
by Dolly's refusal to give him three
helpings of raspberry-jam at dinner.
"We'll make an April -Fool of that
Bellew fellow that comes prowlin g
around to' see Dolly, aiid we'll, play a
jolly game on, her !"
Aiid .Tohnny sitting hugging his
knesss on the floor, chuckled aloud at
the prospect. - L "
The first of April 'dawned, chill
and bleak, ami showery, like any
thing but the bright precursor of
spring, and Mr. Bellew iwas just set
ting to work on -Maid Marian,"
wheu4hc posman rapped loudly at
the door, and a letter directed in
.lohnhy's sehoof boy ehirography was
.handed in. . )
Bellow broke it open Sin some le
wihlennent, biit his facie lighted up
when he sa w the well-known writ
ing within. What-! had he caried a
scrap of Dolly's writing the mere
formula for some society game which
they had played at her houses
around in his breast pocket Tor six
weeks not to know it now ?
"My OWN SWEKTJIEAIiT," It
read, "I am resolved at last toVast
asule all talse prnle, ami eon tens how
dear youire to me. It tit lowers me
in vour opinion, I can but accent my
lot in silence ; but if youJwill write to
tell me that your heart indeed re
sjKnds" . f; -
(Norah IkmI esiecially jexaulted on
this particidar expression, as - being
"just exactly what she wanted Mike
to understand") j
"I shall be the happiest girl in
America, I And so Isigtijmyself.
Forever Youc Own True Love." '
Which latter somewhat abrupt
fashion of ending hail also been the
result of Noah's terventen '-treaty.
"Hh'll like it best, mis," she had
said "he will, indeed."
Didton Bellew read the , letter over
ointe, twice, thrive times. '
,"Am I tlreaioing t" lie askel liinu
self. "The sweet tlarling -she has
rejul my secret soul 1 1 ?nnst have
woru my heart on my Sleeve, for
daws tt peek at ! Write indeed ! I
will go to her at once- this'hour, this
tins verv second-:77
A?mI. Ivirvirrg Mafa.'3lRdcii. star -
l.V i . 7 , 1 ..u Hinna ot the prettiest surprise, as honest Nonth
beRin ? l)ear Mike ?" - """J oii,i,nMi sm.lo, show-
"Sure miss said Norah, who was ,,l1J,"V, w.Alw Pfr?r- -standing
refined fully near the dor. ' I "?oll v ' tpii laiinetl, bwatlilexs-
!. ... I .
iiiU ar I he uncertain
sunshine with
oil
her left eyebrow
pink gingham morning-dress, with
b?:ut v'lvt lmw-J f icfiniiwl i it- 1.....
ami t hint. V
, '-!r, IteUew rlii exclaimed' with
- 7
! own darling !"
f Dollv tumetl pink iaml tlien pale,
, '! doirt undorstaud vou, Mr.
Bel
lew," said slic.
Mr. Bellow's eoiijifenaiice fell.
''Didn't you write this letter V
he
iamled, hoMmg;it -out withrt blank-
expivssion of face.
T "Yes," aid J )olly, gla nciug over
tHie the laniilliar Words in extreme
amazement.," "1 wrote it. Jiut - hut
I don't know how it ever came into
your hands 1 .'
"You sent it to me! said the ai'tist.
"No, I didn't!" cried Dolly, bursting
into tears. 'As if t could ever seivl
siich
a lett-er as that to nnv5 gentle-
i man? I I don't know how you
could think so ill of me that!" , :
L"DoIly," faltered boor B-.lt;m Bel
le w, "didn't: you me.in it? . Don't you
really care for fne F'j -'Whether
I lne uii it or not, don't.
uir'ifV il1i"il IliJTlv wit.Ti lwr i'jtfi
j still hidden behind her iKK-kt't-haud-
kereliief.
"Oh, but it does?" said Mr. Bellow,
g.Mitly obtaining posession -"of one of
her hands. "Be.t:ause, Dolly, I love
you dearly ! And it you won't love
ine back, a very little. 1 shall be
Wretched all my lite 1 1 didn't think
I over should have had' courage to
! tell yon this, darling. but now 1: feci
so brave that I am determined hot to
leave this place without a deft nile
aiuwe-.", . I .
i How 'they settled it nolxxly e ver
knew preeisely,not ejven Billy, who
had his mischievous jittle. ear . glued
against the key hole,; in gleeful an
ticipation of "a jollv old row." But
he scampered dowh - stairs,', three
Uteps ut a time, to where Jolmy w.n
libeling a lot ot April Ft61s, tor
jt,l0 (l('cratiou of the
i ..,,. i,..
acks ot casual
ifi i-n .in vii
"Jhunvtn said lie the tiling luvsnrt
worked at ali.
wa ;i
mad
worth a cent. 1 le kissed her, as sure
as you're alive, and Mie kissed him
b ick ; and lie mt a ring on her fin
ger ! i 1
"IVil
!v said Johiiuv.
I've no p i-Look-
here
tienco with such trah
Bill, I've printed fomrteeii of em
don't you think think that'll be
enough V- '
Wlien Mr. -'Bellew-wont away, A'el-
ing as if he were treadisig 'on. air,
Dollv camy down into;th-i wootl-shed,
where her young- b;thr.
evcil her
like convieted criminals.
"Bovs" saul she, "I've found
you
the
was
out. r I saw Bjlly'f
writing on
outside of that letter
which
mailed to Mr. Bellew'
"It was only an April Fool,' any
how '' muttered Billv,1 turning very
red. ' " . ' ; '
"No fellow .think i 'anything of
that !" addeUohnny.; '
' You did very wrong," said M'Lss
Brooke. "But you are two darlings
ami I love you ever.soi much .!"
And she kissed aiid1 hugged, both
the young reprobates' and then ran
away up stairs' quiFo unaware that
the artful Johnny had succeeded in
affixing a large placard to the back
of her dross.
"( I irU always- are April Fools
when they in over !" sail the juven
ile, inisanthrope.
Nor was he altogether wrong : but
perhaps it was worth the obloquy of
the thing to 1h so very, very happy
as was Dolly Bi(M)kc.
Well
Kndorwed By
Cilizciie.
Cur Own
No matter how useful anything
may be in itself, good endorsements
seem td increase its usefulness greatly
by insuring a wider field for the dis
play of its special merits. We were
thus inipressed in view of the follow
ing statements' received by one- of
our representatives from individuals
coivoectetl with f yme of the largest
enterprises in our midst. Among
others whose testimony was freely
given, was W. II. tStearns, Esq., Mas
ter Mechanic of Conn, lliver -Railroad,
residing at No. 2s Bbylston street,
who observed : St. Jacobs Oil has
had remarkable effect among the men
employed here. One ;of them jam
med his arm very badly, and by the
use of St. Jacobs Oil was greatly "ben
efited, and the arm was healed. An
other used it for severe rheumatic
pains in the knee, and pronounced the
Oil a complete success as.be was cured
by its use. Mr. A. B. fray lor, of the
"Ray 4 Taylor Manufacturing Co."
was pleased to say : "My aunt, Mrs.
Pillsbury, of Mount Clair, N. .J.,
while visiting at our house tried St.
Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and neu
ralgia, land found immediate relief
every time. She pronounced it the
best thing she had ever tried for the
trouble. Mr. J. B. Weston, 45 Green
wood street, Supt. Car! works, Boston
and Albany Railroad, thus addressed
our reporter i "I am one. more of the
fbrtunates who have jhad the good
lack to hear of that woiulerful remedy
St. Jacobs Oil. I had rheumatism hi
the Bhoulder severely and could find
no relief until I u?ed the Oil. 1 ap-
Dlied it and it must confess I wasi
surprised at the results. I am almost i
I well and exneet to be entirely o in a
ft n ks." '.v;.-; ...
Olllv out: 'udi.
'iflii' ain't t i.v 7 J'onung out i oot ii Jiautis "mvl
...
WIT AND HUMOR.
A bill to provide whipping poet
for wife beaters has deer) introduced
into the New Jersey j legislature.
New Jersey lawmakers don't want a
married man to Iiave any fun at all.
Next thing we knowthey 'II pass a law
requiring married mentolbe atthome
every night not later thaiyhine o'clock
. - . " . -. ,j
"Mother, why . does call you
honey?" "Because, my dear, be lovee
me,' "No ma, that iiui't it.""What
is it, then? "Wwno.VWrfl,5what !
it?" Why7 It's because rou have bo
much comb in your head, that. why."
The man who professes to believe.
that evil is only the under fdde of good,
the dark side of the moon!, and prop
erly a component part of human life,
will never have the satisfaction of
dying from inflamation of jme brain.
He is a man after my own heart, pa,"
said Julia reverting to tier Augustus,
"Nonsense," replied old Praetial' "he
is a man after the money your uncle
left you. And then all jwa quiet.
People are made up of so many
contradictory feelings, that whn a
person's conduct surprises jus we. for
get how much circumstances have to
do with the outward aspect of life.
Those men who destroy a healthful
constitution of body by intemperance
and irregular life, do as manifestly kill
themselves as those who; hanff or
drown themselves. r i
What a change, exclaims the novelist
Roe,-one little womarr can ; make in a
man's life! Exactly; and what a heap
of 'change' she requires while doing it.
As you travel around the country
you are more impressed j with the
conviction that the chief end of man
is to patent medicine signs on the
fences. j
Stick to one thing until it i done,
and done well. The man who chases'
t wo haresnot only loses one of them'
but is pretty sure to lose the other also.
He that is good will infallibly be
com o better; and he that is bad will
as certainly grow worse; for virture,
vice, and time, are three things that
never stand still.
At last accounts Alfonso was calling
her Cfarissie, dear,' ' and she was
retorting with 'Fonny, daring. Go it
while you feel, that way, children.
f Teacher ; Peter, you auch a bad boy
that you are not fit to isit in t h e
company of good boy on the bench.
Come over here and sit by me, sir.
It 'used to bewailed "moderate
cririking," but now that science has
inuadetlthe subject, it is regarded as
"taking it in true physiological
quantity." j
It must have btfen a great relief to
Adam after his fall that there were not
a dozen or so of indignant neighbors
to kick him after he was down.
There js nothing marvelous about
curbing by laying on hands. Hands
laid on smartly and vigorously have
cured many smart boys of badness.
No school Is more necessary to chil
dren than patience, because either the
will niUht be broken in childhood or
the heart in old age. ,
He that considers how little he
dwells upon tho condition of others
will learn how the. attention of others
is attracted by himself.
"Every thing fall and is called. A
few feet under the ground reigns so
profound a silence, , ami yet so much
tumult on the fcurEa.ee ! ;
The man whom-' you can hire to
work for nothing, when you come to
payhimoffis tho -hardest kind of a
man to settle with
"You take a lode off my mind." as
the seller of a worthless mine said to
the speculative purchaser.... .' I'll
behanged if I don't," said the convict
when asked whether he intended to
apply fora pardon. Arir Orleans Pica-
u J B
MEDICAL. .
FOB
Maurafgia, Seteticm, Lmkp,
Backaehs, Sonnet of tho Chott, Cooi,
Quinsy, Son Tkromt, Swollineo iW
Sprains, Burns mn4 SeoJas,
Genoral Bodily Poms,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frottoo' Foot
and Ears, and all other Pmm$ -y
( and iehes..
TXo -proparatton on arth equal f T. Jacob On. as
mifr, nr., Hmpf and rktjt XxtermX Kmtirfy.
A tnal ntaila bat lite eocipratiTlr m&inc ma&xj
t SO fonts, and every one acfcrinir wfth
can hare rhenp n.rxl pnaitire proof of Its claiaM, - -
Directinns in E1to Lanriacea.
BOLD BY ALL DXUGeIST3 UTS BEALBH H
A. VQGEXXR & CO.,
J. E. OH All A.
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ENFlEbD.N. C.
Pra(iet in th CAnntM of Halifax, Edgp
mW and Warrrn in th Siiprm and
F4eral Court- of N,rth Carolina, AleliS
W A Anderson.
i Atlantic Fcyndry,
208 Water Street, Norfolk, Va.
Manufacturer of Every Description of
I Castings, Iron and Brass,
At short Notice and Baltimore prices.
No Extra Charge for Patterns on
Hand of which I have quite
j an Extensive A'ariety.
BSTlfyh&t Ou$h Price paid for Metah.
March 10 J yer. .
To the Citizens of Wilson And
adjacent Towns. .
We, the nnJrr-ignecl, beg leave to call
jour Ktttnuon to ;
The Richmond Iron Roof Paint & Cement.
Would be clad to correnpond with 'rou on
the aubjeci of ronr own interest, VVe will
warrant a tizht Kof in e?rv ititin asrl
will at-nd you th Vet of TtMimonials on
application, Reaped full j.
' ItUKC'B BROS
MairhlC-3nt ioldaboro. N.
To the Jiutices of tit Peace of WiUon
J County:
Yeu are hereby notified to meet in the
the Court House in the town of Wil
n on the fourth XTondav in Mav
1882, to detenu ino whether the In
ferior Court of Wilson Count v shall be
discontinued.
By order of the Board .
A. (. jKROOKS.
(Chairman of the Board of Justices of
the Peace of Wilson County.
NOTICE.
i
Having been appointed Receiver ot
the late firm of Farmer & Wainwright,
all ersons indebted to them are here
by notified to come forward and mak
payment, and those holding claiui-
against the .same will present them
properly authenticated for adj ali
ment. I - ' - J. A.TYNE& '
Nov. 11th, 1881. tf.
BY VIBTCE OF A DECK EE OFTIIE
.Sii)e:lor Court of Nash Count? approved bv
the Hon. Julia A. Gilmer in motion Bettfe
Whitlej, ii (nM by her Guardian B II. I5tinn.
Theunder-iifHed will atll before the Court
Iioime door in the town of Xahrillr, on
Monday, April 3rd, X$'l. One tract of land
in Nja(h County, North Carolina adjoining
the land of lien rj A. hitler and others
containing on hundred and fourteen (114)
acres, niort or lew. Suhjert to the Dower of
Mr Jollr IL Whidej, which haa l.ftn f
aiened ly mill and bound. Teritn; ()n
Third cash Halance at eiplit month with
intetet frm day vf Mle at 8 r cent:
Title retained till piarchai-r moiif j i atd.
B. II. BUNN, Guardian and Couiiniionr,
Mch 4t.
.VOTIVE
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
the Superior Court of .Wilson County,
made on the 17th day of February
1882, and duly approved by the Hon.
John A. Gilmer, Judge, in a certain
etition ptmding in said Court, flltnl
y MAKY K. CREWS, in her own
ehalf and BESSIE C. JOHNSON, an
infant, offering by. her guardian, the
said MARY K. CREWS, I shall sell
at the Court House door in Wilson,
Monday the 3rd day of April 1882 that
portion of the lot in the town of Wil
uon ion Tarboro Street, adjoining! N.
A. Morriss, John D. Well.-, Wilie
Daniel and others, beginning at N: A,
Morriw corner on Tarboro Street and
ranning with wtid street 18 feet, then
at right angle with said street 142 fot
to W. Daniel's line, then with aid
line about 2S feet,4hen t John D.
Wells corner, then with John ;D.
Wells line 071 feet tj N. A. Morriss'
Hne,jthence with Morriss' line 10 feet,
cornering thence with wiid Jbrri'
line 44 feet to the beginning, exclusive
of the building. Also that . portion of
said 1 lot lying immediately hack of
the store owned by Moye & Nndal,
being 21 feet wide by about 1 00 feet
deep. For more particular description
eee the plot on file in the office of the
Clerk ox the superior Court. Terms:,
SliMcash; balance on credit of nine
months interest from date at iHr
centJ Title retained until purchase
paid. !
,JI. u. mJrUK, commiseioner
Feb.27-tf.
I L Ms I
i RICHMOND, VA.
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Buggies, Phton?i, Six-neat Carriages,
J agger. Wagons Top and no Top Ac.
bend ibrcircular
I , PATRONIZE
HOME FOLKS
TOuThey Caa to a well Far Yea.
Hugh F. Murray
Bejrtt tl:e iargt, chearn'M, safrit and
oldtt Refilar Life Inwiram Conipiny
doinf buiDi in Wilaon. Give
in in your
OOMtDcaa anu De ti:i ?peJ 2.x ray!
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offi;k at . -'ENFIKLD,
N. C,
MAXS ION HOUSE- -
,,jM.S J AME8, Proprietress. VA
fEN IARGED, Jtemolell, -JUfur-nlsherl;
Ontrallv Lbented, Oood Ae
cohimodatkms, Rates RejUMniable.,-2tf
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IpOWKI.Ii Jt KOBINHON,
Having openwl a fint-tlns Barber
shop Molicite the patronage of thwe
who wirth good work done. Satisfac
tion uarauteed.. . JJulyl.,i.ly
.'':V;;K.Jf?OrTjitoe'l':
A Buggj' Hhop with a trade of from
four tonix thousand dollms vor year in
the town , of Black .Creek?! A pool!
opening In a gtKKl Jocalitv. (hie doz
en new buggies on hand which will be
okU-heap. Apply at once to
W. S. ANDERSON,
i rIr.crHOy Hencv of e death of Geo.
ii. Crrimn it becomes necessarv to set
tle the busing of the firm of rlfliri
Murray. All pewonh iudebtd to staid
firin will plea.se call at their, place oi
biminens anduottle at once. "
' . WM.MITRRAY,
Survi ving pnrtner bf Griffin & Murray.--.
Dee. 9tf. . - -" .
S W Schlncr.
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WIIOLH8AI.K
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0 0 U R DE ALE
Xo. 21 Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
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Order promptly attended to and
MehIO-8 Satffation Guaranteed.
OTICE.
THE, UNDERSIGN.ED. hve form
ed . eo-partiierrthipTotthe practice of
mcaicine in too tuffn otiw ibou and
adjoiningcountry. , Returning tlwuik
to their1 patrons for their liberal pat
ronage, they solicit a continuance of
the same. .Office on Nash Street op
posite the Court House lately occupied
by Jan. S.-WorKlardj.Esq., where one,
or both may be always found when
not professionally engager!. . f
G. C. PEACOCK, M. I).,
AV. S. ANDERSON, M. IX
Jan82.-ly.
TR. R. W. J O Y y
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Bellas - permanently V located In
Wilson, N. All opperatione will
pc netitly and carefully erformed and
on terms as reasonable as iMHible
Teeth extracted without imm. jf)ftlce
Tarboro street next door to Pot office
Jan 3 12m.J
A,. M irRKAT.
II K. r.tXTOK.
lliirllillf
llaring leased
all
raftcliiuicrj beloniiig to the late
f A. Wainwright,- ire are npW
prepared to huild new, and re
pair all kinds of
MACHINERY.
AA'e keep constantly on hand
pipe and fittingj Also valvea
of all kinds. J Cotton'gins fitted
up in firstcla?8 order. . Sxeciil
a ttehtion" given to fitting up
Mill work. ; Kstimates1- fui
nished on all kind of vt)rk. Or
ders solicited, and ; promptlj
executed. . .. , -
HimyiBBiitfli,
WIIOX, N. C.
Mar. 1-tf.
i jVOTlCE. ,
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On TucdaV the l&tb day of April ntt at
111. l4te rwdVpce of CKKMAX J-1ATMAN,
?dte.sI. I will 1JU thfc hi;U butler the
pers nal projerty belooging lo the deceased,
I conaiating of one mule'nd bupg j, liopa, one
rrow.' two oxen, 25 bhrer. hnnho!d and
i kitchea furniture, torn. bc.n, Ac, Ac.,
Teriua: Csh before the nrht to the proi-
ertr is released. Thw 13ih day t)f March,
1882' ; , j 1
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2-KM51H.
Slio s.
House For Saiel
I offer my house, with eereii tvod.
room., in the town of Black Creek fm
Mile. The lot is large ene, eoateia
uig. iwo ana one-ihlra aerea.
acre tn trawberrlee vhlak r4vav
y iekl. Will he sdd eheap! Mr real
move.
, Addraaa,,-. .-,
W. 8. ASDERBOjr.
v , Black Creek,
Nov. 25, tf. j .. - -
PETERSTJlTlll- VA.
Re-Distiller, llefiner and Whole!
Liquor Dealer
Hyenruore Btreet,
Keep count nntly on hand a full
of Liquor, Wines, Ac. Mvers
ed Ry0 "8lNNV KOITTH" Wl
8 Hyenruore Street.
full rtofk
mal-
klakava
unurpaei. Order eollelted 'and
HitiKfactioii guaranteeil. -
Feb in-8m I ,.. K. NYB8A.
TALB0TT & SOW -
Shockoe Machlno
RICHMOND, VA
Mantifacitn i of Poriablv and V'ltlitiar
Kr.einw nnd Bollr. Saw MHla, Cr tmk
Whfat Mill-, Shaftiiifr, llanora and PIUj
Ti.rhinf Water U h.-efa. Yiihwen WmoXtJ
Maohinerr. U'n.iuhr Iroa Vork. BraM Jk
Iran Caklinga, Machiurj of vry daurtaj
'inn.
GINNING 4- THRESHING MA VB1HU
A SPECIALTY.
nopairii.jr Promptly ik1 Carafally
T. T.
Talbott'i Patent
Spwk
Arreattv.
. 'I'lirt lvHtlM rihe Jk. mm..
It l-! not Uitroy h draft.
It does not mtt'rfni with saufaaf ia
tultc. ' - 1
It will not choke ud iiul miiiiM
felfnlnc. .' --.. - - .
It rinlrva no rilrpet Umpr lo ti tf
I'd when rnUlajr atritin mners bvtug Ob-j-ctionabli,
a they may tut Imh opmm om4
nll4w (he parka to evtr.J
It rt-quires no :itir tu wtiirad apetWl
wliicli, by rjiuliiiAiili(Mi, UeAtroyilhdrWU
Hoidfc. w hvn wutr ix utd, If aeftealeA,
lliu t'lllciriicy 1 dcatrnyed hj araporanem
( the nalnr. and (Im builer M kspft tee
ni'hy coixiiiinn.
lti Miuple and ilnrabJa andaan be reSeA
iim.' . .,-
It ctitx be attached tn any boHr.
No plaulrr alioald b wiihoat MM
tie-in. Iiisiiraiioe com panic will Uaure
tin and lrna wlit-rv th Talbott Enrtn
and yparW Arif-tor ar iiMid a: urne PMe
as clinrectl fot'wator wr lior pwr.
t&TSvud tfur iiluM ratd retihvn and
pricv 1:kU s .
Blanch IIone: Goldahoro, X. J.''-k.
IiiiiHrr, (itiirral Manager. T, A. Oral near
Local Malinger. elVlna
(!e. II. Griffin, Jr. Agent for Wil
on, Nah, and Erankliu countiea, Bt
Wihon, N. C.
Empire Plaster Mills,
Wli.MINOTON, X. 0.
We are preparcti to deliver the
BEST NOVA SCOTIA FRESH GR0UX3 PUnil
(OYI8UM.)
1)W It AT KM VOR t.AKOK IXTa.
J. R. RLO.OM A RVAX1, '
Feb:lHi WIl.lXGTox, x. C.
1MERICAN HOCSE ' .
a. imTMiouTjr. Ta.
.AfOSTCtmvenlent to all Railroad
jKjts and Steamboat Iandloga.
Katx: ! irvt t Joor, jper day, az,
".-
of th9Second Floor, perday, ili0.
t North larollna Travel U
Reepee
fully Sol kited.
RROWNLEV SISTEILS, Proa'a.
Fcb3-'82-ly
THE I.KAIlIXO SCTTttTimn Or T0-P4Y
atrw thai nul (Iimvm ara aaoaM Wj aiaa "
4rri Kki7 or lAirr. If, there bmk Kiafa
and Ltrt ar krjM in pertt enter; iRe fcaejtfc
wiU h ike rli. Thla tenth ha enfe tin kaewm
a nbort mne mod for ymn pvpi aaWr4 (reae
acoay wMkml hring mkU to flai rHf. Tk m
tovery of Wwnfr1! Hmt Kldaer a4 Uw Oaf
main aaewera iaib (ruaaief tae troMBle.
tA fnna a (hanle tromeaJ bf of ara t1U It
! nmitiTx jot ih -l-tn-M, t -rT to aartr
! iwl iaeixcrraJe bn'.h f thm grwm. enraae. ae
Mifi-ir rior na inrn la urar. it m
POSITIVE BEMUV (-r alt tho' AUrmamm that
can )aia in Of Uwr )n of it 4er Te
)m1 I.irer lWdju-hw Jr.rt lijra Ore
. I tvvrr. Aru Malmrvil Krr. a4 an tftaaeaV
M of th Klrfui-y . UT mfMt Vrmmrr Orcaa.
Ill an r&rrllrnt anl f rmt dy tor fiim il An
ting Prwiey. Ii will rooTl MutriaiiMi aa4
H inv.aluai.U for l;nirrM c fi!Unj ike waa.
A a Liltort Puriflt-r tt 4 mMiald, fee it etirea
tlrgan that mak tlM" Wood: , -
T'.iU rruMXty, wbifli ki iiinw wdt,lt"
pat tip In the LAKOJT SIXTH IIOTTI.K mf aee
mediiue opoo t)w imrtttjiiMra d hr Dmrt
; and uii dar at UXF DOLLAR A?f Ii Tw.
1 TY-MVE'KSTr- per bij Fori
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