' ' " 1 ' ' .: fc.ir.:t-; a.iMTMrf : - 1 1 afr-" bVhK faB, j ; v ;l,; :
tlnt AingpiUi&inaCainpiny . ; :v . , . r r , 1ET ALL THE ENDS THOU AIM'ST AT, BE THY COUHTRY'S, THY COD, AMD TRUTM,S.''" l u l 4: , -JwcsUt Danltli Cui
; y -u;....: t t j-s t .y.,,,,,,-. j . . T ' ' " : ! . ' " " ""' '"-" "' 'ir . - - - - - - 1 . .' , . . . . -
..'1 .:'"
Irf-t poet iitly Vlrean amTsing uw- t
Thf Wnty of Jb win4y,MpriiiT
Aul iii green fiHl Maying:-"
letter by fiir is a: winter nigh ti:
When Known lie Wp And hart I atxt
white,-. - i -;..;';l:.":1:u,; " . '.
And jitar.H lnok d6wn "with" twinkling
:.lv
tit
On Nan and me" oat Kleighiiit
The moonlitfttt makes a fairer day
The, riKtltM! hour seem to iijty
4i()h, whv are you delaying, ..
They Hpurn. the j ground with flyi
,mg
The :loii;h ? lxll- 1 tingle rkar; and
2saiiie'rt and mine out Mei
Meighing-
f r : K ft. i -ji '
My love tlien ne.stles near." my arm,
Aniong"flie Inrs ;o;soft . audwariu. ;
: And F7 fn hwrc ulyiiig? i -Hi;' j
liend down to teu lcr : bnnihg eyes
lend down to cqto'h her, loving sigliK,
And (A! the, timu Um Mwittly tiies
When Namie und r . are sleighing.
A
For the m rn, when friend aTe by)
Nannie is always stilf and shy '
She heart not Whsif I'm Wylng :
Hut nestling iirnij- sleigh I kjiow
She answerr every wbi jrer,!ow ; , .
Ah me !how quickl vloye ran grow.
'Wheir' Xuhnieahd l'art rsiejgbing.
i-.ZZ V'L i . " : f
1 woo?'d her iii the summer bright, .
In .'fntiv.4ance- Und1- moon liht
' njht, j i
And 011 the hcji sands stra.vihg ; '
Hut oh " for nil 1 1 would not mis
The eag(WjoyiltieJerfef bILsi,sv
The wlrisiHircdlYeH," the trembling
-. kiss v . ; " . :
When Nannie 'and I are sleighing.
, Harper't JYeeklg, 'j :
7Ir.i i;vi:k fi:w lakdladt
1IT HELEN WHITNEY C'LAKK.
('I won't say leware of th window
riicle Simon," laughed Mr.. Fever
few's nephew, as he parted from his
fesiectl nncle at the railway tu
iioni Hat- willljijr .Uiewar rafl-tlie
lan dVadTesr T$i ey'r e dangerous.
All's lish that comes to tlicir net,'
ami : you'll fctrh im onn hook yet it
you don't l(MTc out." . a , ;
Hum, hum ! psever AarJ Nephew
Merryvane, nevr tear !'" j retorted
iiis uncle. "It's! hard to 5 catch an
old bird withcliafL" 5 1
Hut nevertheless he resolved to be
on his guard, j
- !
. f. I
She's an excellent housekeeper,".
muttered Mr, Feverfew, tohimsclf,
as Im-finished his sitneer of htraw
berries, wiped his mouth on the
i'reshly-iit)i)ed napkin in his lap, and
retired t his own room. I '"An exwl
lent housekeei. liCTejcated j Vbut
there's no danger 1 in -thatruarteK
It is nire tohav the house always in
applopic order, tltfi floor a y? kite as
Koap ;uid elbow rtate chi make' em;
hut I ain't a-goiiigtobe made a cat's
paw, of, and marry I my -landlady,
houHekcepcr or hc housckeci)er I She
ain't mj style, Miss Sparsely ain't,
anyway. She's; - every- whit as old
:vs le thirty jsix if she's a day.
N ow if she was young, smd pretty,
like that girl on the train, with vel
vety cheeks and a dimpled chin,: I
mi;ht te done for ; but as it is, I'm
sale . enough, i Hesirtes, there's a
mystery here.; jl never ee any help
alxnit the. house, and it stands to
reason Miss Sparsely don't do all the
wrk herself. Jilost likely she's gi)t
Mmt nice 4r cousin t Ji a -t ftloes
the heft ol'tho jWtTrk when f "ain't
around. Snubs her unmerciful!, too,
1111 Ik bottndi H'mM must . look
into this." 'i j
"Not pone yef, Mr. Ftiverfew f"
'cried Miss Sparsely, mineinff
voice, as she 'made her appearance
with a long handled brush and a
dust pan in her hand. uNever mind
HI cofhe bai-kl again ! nftef awhil
And she" whisked away returning
in a short time to tincl t h ? ,rqoiu
vacant.'; - 'VAfJ ' y
He's pone !"' m nt t e r c.d Miss
Sparsely to' herself; "and Won't lie,
back ho fuorc till nooii. "Ucg'lar as
wax works.be is, and dn'tt tfive no
tronhle at all ; , Newr grumbles at
the apple sass -nd
Wit eat griddle
cakes it they hev been, off the tV? -
nye mumtesiiiThaf something for
iu i(i,i;u'ueior jie mnw 'inrnere-i
'.twtm't lo to 'be a tslinp the mornuig
away like this : w nmst ' biake: hay
' liileMie juu shines' .'Wbere; kin
Hiantliabe f 1 : if .
1 1 wanted two long honm till noonv
The dew wasiutly-driel.onthe
long meadow grass, and the morniug
Klorien shatling; Miss Sparsely "a west
lsrch, had not if et closed their purple
'Uis, wlien Mr, I Feverfew sauntered
Miiietly up neat gravel walkbetween
rw of - scarlet geraniums, yellow
inarrigolds and prime .old rmtidish
toueh-me-nots. ( h'-,-"''.."-
He walked soltly through the fresh tnirtv napkins are
scoured: hall, opened the floor of hisrc,arri;d awvlailv bv
room, ami .started back in sur- i pnests. An extra cha:
1.1 c v
lrisc : lor there, carefully arrancrinor
"i i T 11 i - li
ftand, stood a vision a lovely vision,
with velvety red lips and a dimpled
chin the very girl whose sparkling
Yes and gold ,brown braids had at
rracted Mr. Feverfew's attention
on the trin.
' Mr-If yrJewrwwi jioi phuL rt
.J cme ba?k for iiiv-. nw
tMfM h& waiHjgoing to sav hot ehanr '
fpu uie wni i4 nanntercniex.
dMft't k mnrM'ws firstN5slf rliadrcom
ty Iw addetl, artfallyV !; ,
votr, I aint: conipnYi4' ' ' exptuiifvl
the girl. rm only f)iantha-lMii
HnarervVnleee--di'id I've been cleans
higlfp your room." ! ? - T
Mreverfew glaneeit aronnd ttie '
rooin.l "Tlie raif earnet looked brieht ;s
'A a
button, alter
daring one 'jta look at t liem ; arid the
tall, braw candleKtickK had been
rubbed till they glowed like : jK)linhed
gokl.
1 44 Hut don't ronr ! aunt ' keen an v
lielp !n - Ventured Mr.' ,'Etyerfew,
.in dinuitiiiK tyn jit nic nine
brimn finr wUk-h had accompluih.
: "Nobody 'but me," aaid Diaiitha ,
brightlyr r. - uu
j -I)iantha !" called a shrill -voicel
The girl darted away, and Mr.
Feverfew sat down , to eolnpoae Jiixa-
Keif., ' . r;. ' ,. :
? Sins exactly what what I thmightl
he 'muttered. ; uAnd - Miss Sparsely
keeps that girl hid whh I'm around.
Artful creature ! But I'll get ahead
of lier yet." ' - '
- If it was Mr. Feverfew's intention
to mr prise Miss Sparsely . aiidj worry
her life out by looping in on her , at
tbe most inopportune and unci pec t-
e) montents, he was" eminently snc
cwssful. For what with expectiug
him when he did not com,,"she
fwuldti't t skeerfdy tell f w bet Iter her
soul was hey own," as : Miss SpaiSely
expressed it lierself.
She never, assereed riow that Mr.
Fey erfe5v; was Mas reg'lar ra x-works.,
indeed itb'declarel thatT -lie Was as
unreg'lar as a body could be, and
must be petting unsetled :n his mind."
Hut with all his manoeuvers, 3Ir.
Fevertew never can gj t Diantlm
denning' InsrotmT again. Once or
twice she whisked past him in the
hall, and disappeared likea willi
the-wisj ami oiice he met Jier in the
laiurtyiii.v si basket of red moun
tain r
finger.? ;ha'd picEVd. "And still Mr.
Feverfew persisted.
'.
IHantha will you .be . my wife t
mine to love nrid cherish while life
shall last f" , f ,
,Theywere standing tpgether,:aiikle
deep in the tall orehard-'grass, by the
pa-tim' barn- , The?bripht sua, sbim4
neririg rhfougii theleafy oakX rleclce!
the bronzed-brown braids with their
ruddy light. - 4ifx
i Diaiitha tfropetl her golden lashev
and her cheeks grew red as the vel
vety ietals of an Indian pink.
She was alxmt t reply to tho pas
sionate question when '
Diautha h3IrsXHiarsely !" called
a rhrillYoicer heres two gentle
men here wants board. Kiu you
tak'emfV;.! p;y
It vas Misjf Ri)aVscly.
Piantha laughed. ., Mr. Feverfew
started. - '
t .She called yon Mrs. Sparsely," he
said. What does she- meanT ,
f4! am Mrs. Sparsely," she returned,
as they started toward the : hose.: ul
am your land-hulayv" f c '-A
f-Yori -you the land Jady !" stain
inered Mr. Feverfew," hopelessly puz
zled ; butbut yon ain't, you know."
Uut I am. I' ain Mrs. Diantha
Sparsely, and I have been a widow
for two years. After my 'husband's
death I did plain sewing for a living;
but it nearly killed me to sit and sew
all the time, and. I had to do some
thing yoti know. So I concluded to
try ltoarders, and, as I was rather
young ami ine.erienced, I got Mr.
Sparsely's aunt Miss Susan to
stay with me and overlook things.
Hut I "do most of the work myself."
i - , . . . '. "
What did I tell you Uncle Simon!'
laughed jtmng Mr Merry vane, sis he
hook hands cordiallj w.ith his new
1 uI)idn't I warn you to beware of
landladies Tr IV ,)c O
" IJirt 1 r; Feverfew looked in to his
wife violet eS es with a smile ' of
satisfaction, and bore the raillery
without a word." ' ,- -. -file's
a luckv dog afte all," nwt-
tered the envious nephew to himself;
and if landladies were an like Aunt
Feverfew -I'dgo for one mVeJf.n
' r " ...
..There was a desperate affray ; iu
New York, on Sunday night in front
0 N0. Eleventh avenue between
Morris Gedhey, of 007 Eleventh av
enne, and a ITIibctair Indian. The
Indian got the worst of it He had
bin two arms severed from his Ixxly
his hoW broken and his head smash
ed. Credney, at the'Yorkville Folic
court yesterday, was fined flU. The
Indian was a tobacconist's sign and
the property of Mrs. Anuie llorack.
.;At a New York restaurant f re
rpicnted by Wall street men over
pocketed and
absent-minded
An rAU I'HAi 10 iiiauv,
a- . v.
au uisues io cover inia loss.
! Kate Shelley, the Iowa girl who
saved a train, is tnVw mun-irl tr th
iKweenim? i the white coverlot ontli' . w-- v '
.t i i eircnmwances 01 tne noutnern ieopie,
J plump bed. wa pQtlefia . neatr and j A , - i . . ,
? f clean f the freli scoured Y .window ! tin?llt!,vl .atlv: tHtntctorH, and
Ftaiir hrttre and Khimmeml a -if , w,nle 'g tliet HUiJenontioa or
cb idnctor thereof. He will conduct ver' hopefjul state of affairs was al
her to the alter and hereafter have read v attaineil in scholarshiiK for
the privilege of providing the
train
as well a? lunnmy them.
COLDSBOaO U10 VTTLCOW.
JOL'K!?AL8AYH OF THE GRADED
KCHOOLS.
Every apecLd locality finally de
H,S "WB I1111 tvJw of h1
,lf 1 iiave long been 011 the
lfc "t for the ronimunity, down
Soutlx. Which sliould work out a tVn
urjlj?Mt AroerRa;HqJiool keeping
8hduid wrirk ielfont into the iorni
beit )ndaptcir for lionie ue. In the
little cities Of Goldsborb and Wilson,
( N.- C we have lately seen two graded
scnooLs wnicn seem 10 us? moieuioi
a 8Vstem of (uHt instruction fortowns,
uh careiui ; f conimonwhool adauted to the
of f Jh i l$ L
iextensiyelyjHowlil work aivastltl
and most beneficent change in the
educational life of thousands of. oin.
tnunities throughout the length and
bresxltli of our Stmt h-land. : ..:, r
These txiwns are a fair type of a
sirge nnmler of, country siiats in the
Southern " Sraf eS f just ' recovering
from tlie wreck of war ' anil looking
forward to a new and hopeTul future.
Crfmslor6 "contains itodhly. UHH),
and WiLson UW0,people, of whoinf(3aroUna iue )reiKiring to try the ex
two-third are whitei TJp to last
year, the schooling of the; threepr
four hundredhit cjuildrejti both
places liad been conducted n the
urregular and exiensivc way in which
we find! it iii 4he t majority f of th ese
towns perhaps a hundred bov and
girls ofRthesuptfiec .fMniliegath
ered in.twselescbopls tor costly
for the(lany'and tob Wnait for effec
tive teaching j,th aaemaihing bun
ilitdqdistributeil ifl 1 ItttftT squads
wliereVer aiiy body was j moved to
open a jrefugi? for small children, or
a church would establish little , ah
nex of a parochial school; A few
broad-inimled and energetic lopl
ssiw tlieir wajr through this muddle
to something better, and after a long
contestLsecured 'a CchiijfteKempowf
enng ine inv 10 ic . in iMiuiuuuni
to the limited State stipend to sup
porta free system of education. Un
fortunately, the colorel ieople were
lersuaded to opiose the movement,
anil still roiriain under the county
superintendence which, for the town,
is generally a failure ; but, at last,
the children of the white people were
all gathered in one dargp free school.
In both places there was a vacant
school boilding, welt situated wbjfch
was sectuel and'pnt 1 11 repair forlhe
opening experiment. In both places
a Master-superintendent was - placed
in snpreme control of the establish
ment, with full power to train his
surboni inate tesichers, establish a
course of study, ami 'organize the
new machine. .Happily, .-in' both
cases, the choice was a success ; the
Goldsboro master being a yon g "Mr.
Mows, jrom Tennesee, and the Wil
son sui6rintendenta Mr.Tomliusou,
of Nortb Carolina 1 1 Both were' ek
i)erts, and both went to work W'UU a
will, aupirteil at everj step i ? si
committee 01 tne reuioHt men- 01
the town : while the people with i
singular1 unanimity fell into linej re-!
solved to give the new graded school
a fair trial. f ,
When' we saw these schools they
- -
had been in operation some five
months; W'ithViio disposition ri ti
exagerate, we can honestly say we
never saw so"rinieh goes! work5 jlone
for a commdnfty in five months in
any State of the Union, .-j Tlie chil
dren were there in force, the atteud
aiice exceeding that of the majority
of cities and towns in New England
or New York ; and the enthusiasm of
tlie youngsters over their work was
something beautiful to behold. The
teacliers were irorking wjth greal
energy f and liarnioriy, meeting
ever week for instruction in methods
by their siiperintenderity ." and doing
their level best in the school-room.
The difficulties of grading in a crowd
of such -diverse ' material bad "been
overcome 111
a remarkable degree r
and the instmction- in all -'grades,'
with the text-books, was of tbe best
type. At the upper end of the school
waa cuub of superior tndjenl
rndcr the special 'training ,0 th
master, which in time will W devel
,1RU1UIV 11 it lit 111 M Miiw iw iruru
: prs on ' a iuignf-scnooi section. iui
iri8 ,ni ..if,iraiuwi , ,
theunperintendent sent the greater
portion of bis time in actnal super-!
vision; under this arrangement, a
tbcc Sout
1cm Itove and girls arc
Wonderfully bright, ami -repay' good
teaching ten-fold. 1 .
Il But the most remarkable achieva
ment waat.tlie pomtwlwrer S00U1
eru school-kerping lrs leen; weak,
viz: ,the diseipline.7 "liv a most hai
py adaptation of monitorial aud semi
military organization retTpry? .room
was handletl with complete snecess;
the children, jit recess' and dismissal,
kiiir exwllent onler; and the prob
lem of discipline, the combination of
frewlomrfpi work and drilLfor gov
ernment, most remarkably, r .solved
The hal been but oiie case of cor,Kr
al; punishment, and that of im signifi.
cance, in either school!;; 0f f toursd
the moving xwer was tbo enthusiasm
oitbe ehilren and tbe high : inbhc
spirit in the school room; "but the in
Lgenuity, - pC- tlwj imipcrjntendent i
utilizing the Southern love of mili-
V . S: f -' r
tary organization clenched the nail
ind gave an almost' idosd order in
ie seluxl-iTKUn.
The most interestiiiff sight of all
wibeJbmuiHtyrin irrelationslto
the new graded school. It lead be
come the passion of the place; the
sight to which the best people took
teir,. Irven4,froi sibroad; the I fown
talk; the pride of all classes. Every
day visitors from other parts of the
State were looking on with intense
interest, and a dozen towns in North
neruhent. fir is- Nlemonstrated that
for fa,00Qja -ear, a . Southern town
of2,000 pebpTe can sujort;- A finU
efass gradetl seitool 'fiwr bothaces;
provided all bands; will take hold
a few of the best people will serve sis
trustees, and an exjert master su&cr
intendnt can be placed'at the lead,
with. pweH$-$jr Jeit tjiiuiitan
should be from the South,- and there
are plenty of , superior young jnen
and women who will answer the call
for . this work.- There are already
many excellent public schools in the
Sooth, both, for white and colored
children. J$nt no where liave We
seen all t lie difficulties of the sitna
tion so happily' overcoine as here. We
uayise purN
Jug Soiif u bv
Northern friends, travel
tle-Ralroal Coast Iiine
to stop and lok at the Wilson and
Goldsboro Schools; and every South
ern town that is moving in its educa
tional work will do well to send a
delegation of its !est men and women
to bring homo a report of the way to
1 ' -1 a e ?
ouim up a mmiei system 01 - wje in
struction of all its children, in a free
-x 'r... .-i '....lt-'ir.
gi aie Nci.
WIT AND IIUHOR.
i
' far -
The strength ofari alligsitor's jaw
" - & it'
IS" .J9.-.
has been found to be four times that
of a horse. He lias to have some
reserve X)wer in ca.e he gets hold of
a darkey over 100 years old.
A Georgia man trailed an old buggy
for, GOO I acres of land some thirty
years agoTandihe otlierlday he txk
a trip down to the locality and found
a village of 400 inhabitants. 011 his
purchase. - " . ' V .' ;. ';;'
Were there no rogues, there would
be no limit, to Heaveir; were thero
no honest hieii the devil s-occupation
nucvi (iit-ut iiht iir til f-n.vMi;iiu
ild be gone (Vhite hall Times,
eacber to a small !hjv: mW hat
would be
Teacher
: doeH tbe prf verb Hjiy aboiit those
j who.nve ? ni' glass houses rT' man
boy; . ,"11111 down the. blind?,1 .
fllBEtlBI
TOR
omisiiDnaiFisn,
Baekach, Sonntt 1 a Chsf, Qomi,
Qttitny, Sorw Thibet, Sweflinas 4
Sprmins, Btrrns end Scalds,
s t, i - GaMaraf Bodflf Paint. .
; r.k Fmk mm ummJkm Fd Fm
and Fun, nnd mil wthtr Paint
.
Ko rwTrMrn on earth eqtls St. Joo On. m
ms nrr. miwtpla nd mj External HaaaMy.
A trial enteila bat the compamtircly trlli oatlar
Of C'ewtm. and ctspt cne tuCerittg vith pala
can tear eba and poaiUve proof of Ua daims.
IMractlooi in Bern Langoapra.
SOLD BT ALL DBUQ0I8T8 AJD DEALU H
XESICTJrs.
A.VOGEUCH iz. CO.,
rjr t"1 vKAM- 1j '
on
Huggies, phaetons 8ix-st Cairrhtges,
Jggor,Wagns Top and no Top Ac.
Send fbrclrcular . i v
PATRONIZE I
VfeinxTf Cii do tJ well ft lea.
Huoh F. Murray . ,,
!
4
RefrriM ttitiarcct, TlieaptM, tad
olilrat , XUeukf Life ; luMnunc: XotubM
doing -lxiMiia in . 'iUB. Ci Urn omV
buinrM aud h will nnd hw mottf kr
arnooj; Jroa.' . : , ; - '
Mr.i7-f , , .
IGRICULTURAI.LIME5
Uk'M'iii. V-'f.i -- '-4 -.' 5 i-S
Ji J 1
th . -v.-m.-i AD mi M .i1
CARBONATE OF LIME 1
Best and Cheapent Fertlllzera
' ' . h ALSO
Building I4mt. at; St.25 Far Sarrtl
ap.14-31
Rocky Point, NfC.
HALIFAX, X.Xjr;
Watches, Clocks and.flne'4ewalry
repairing done nMtly and' with dU-
patchr-orrlers solicitea.-vj pr7-Cm
Just tTyeft'typmifa de
posits a cargo of Genullie No 1
Peruvian jGuuoi, bici offer
in North Carolina, having paid
State Taxes. , t'
j ,wmngton,y.C.
Ranted. ' -'IzLV-'' '
By a man of over t wen ty years j ex
Ierieiicej a position as manager f a
first class Cotton r Factory, some
where in North Carolina. Highest
refereuceyS. ,: , ..4 , ; hr,-
Address Manager. Box TM
Williamantic, Conn. Apr.l4th4t
w
ANTED.
A , good Buggy workman, of study
habits to work in the Coach ; Shop in
Marlboro, N. Appl v to " ! 1
1! ! FiJOYNER A CO.,
Marlboro, Pitt county, N.C. '
- FRENCH-S
Superior n :Golosh6 I
ha fragrant and lasting; perfume; for
t.he toilet aud handkerchief, 25cts a Vial
4 I TcT?T!rtfr!PPKI
VirgmiaTonic Bitters
cures Dyspepsia, Chilln and Fever and
all disordarsof the liver and stout
- ach, 50 cents per bottle, :
.. J .SiTT'Jt
1TB
Never fails to cure.Diarrhea,' Cholera
. Morbus Pains and Cramps in the
f stomach, 23 cents jCvlal.
FKBf?Cf
If
is the best for Khevmatfstn, Neural
'rf-
; gia, Headache, Palnn; BrUfsesdcW
sjissasaswii
,yHwtMw
? 5
PKENCH'St
Theibesr n' iha: W'orloPfor rrtenrflng
broken! FunUt u teizToftt&Vt4vlfc i
ware,. Ac. Price -2 eanta a-
Vial. Manufactured only hy ;
s; 2021
t
-
ROl Kaml RTE. an4 iPUWaCI47SJ-R-
fAKED- C11KM1CALS, lr mtkimg -1f
iUI.t4 K.-KRKKC1L'. wt If
- xTim
'l'. L 1 11 "' '
- -
GUARAKTEiml V O BE Tff E
BEST IN THK JUAitKET. '.
HAS THE BEST RECOMMEN
DATION.
FOB SALEBT
THE PRINCIPAL MER
CHANTS OF WUSON, TOIS
AND BLACK CREEK.
vlsTrricfrit t ita
Ones
liin
ARNICA
l: ilk !
' f. "r '5 WOFTl.tr, A.
.M. 8 J AltO, FtvprfetitM.
Islied, Cetitndlr locatd, Wood
' AlOllABL BAItBIM.
' TAknoito n't wiiJKyy jr. c.
Having oponed m flm-ctM - Carber
ho pollcita th patronaga of thoae
who w Jab good work dona. Satiafaa
tion IQuarantaad: Julyl&-ly
NOTICE.
7I conaaauenea of tha death of Gav.
It. GrlQn it become neosraanr to aaa
tla taabtnlneiwoftheflrm of Uriffln A
Murray. AILperaona fnde!ted to said
firnj will plaae call at their , placa of
business and settle at ones.
Burvlrlng partner of (Irifln A Ma
ray. -
bx-'ttc. ,
S7,VV?rSeidner:
WUOLESAUI
LI Q 0 UH DI A L E R,
r, Ho. U RantaCquar ,!
-Ordtrs promptly attended to aof
Mchlt atetlsfactfan Quarant.
' 1
fit
J. R OHAUA.
- A'
.NIT-ATLAW.
INFIELD. M. C
PrMtUai JMh. QmH JWifrs, JUga.
mmUkU War ft. i ik Subthm, aa4
ra4ralUMrtr KwaUNlIal. ilek
ilcsS
iW A ijttIrrsona
1 ; ....r : - AMahtlc Taaiidry,
I
208 j Water street, . iorfWk, Va.
Manufacturer ofvery XeacripUoaxf
Cattiagf,. Irta tad Iran, ! ;.
At short Notica and Baltlaaora pricaa.
NExtraClna ibr Patteras en
Iland of ,whJeh I have qolta
? '-:-u rEtapiiva-rVariaty.
tSFJIiphfsi paaAViM pUdor JittmU.
Martk 10 I rar. -
, Tt tt CKtssscf VTlUta tsl
- aijactst Tawca '
Wa, tlia uadniSad.. laava ta aaU
yaar altaan'aata
The Richaoad Ir IWPaist t Ccatat
Would a Klad n corret(oiMl witk roa ca
tht tablet f yaar atra iaurart, Wa will
warrant a tig kt IW ararr iaaaatt aad
will Mad fma tat Waal af Tartiaioeialt at
tHfJieatwa, Ratpactuliv '
Maitkll-tai Claldt WH
7b th4 Jtuites o tAi jvwe 0 ITUtaM
tfctmfy.- .
Yau are horoby notlMed vo maaita tba
the Court Houae In the town of Wll
on pn the fourth Monday la May
1882, to determine whether the In
ferior Court of Wilsoix County thall ba
discontinued. ; ; i 1
. By order 'of .JJia.JliitIw-..'--
r A.t. BROOKS..
Chairman of the Board of justices af
1 tha Peace tt Wilson County.
Jlavinr been appointed Raeaivcr of
tne latenrm or Farmer A, Wain wright,
all persons indebted to them are hcre-
tb notified to come fiinravrl ami maka
- wishes.
against tha same will nreaant tham
Lproperfy authenticated for adJaat-
4 meat. -- . . .. .
aft-'" . J. A. TYNES.
OT. Utb,
machinery belonging to tha late
T. A. ainimglii, we ara now
prepared U build ntw, and ie-
; - .t - - - ,'
- y ....
piir all kinoJ lot . , , j .
n aChj Jf E B T.
- ; - . - ,
rrrWa keao constantl v on Hand
pipe and fittlogs Also ralrea
of all lOndj. . CottoB pn fitted
op ta tint-class order. - Special
atUhtoiil gifen to r fitting up
Hill work. faiirAi f ttii'
ntshed on all kinds of work. Or
ders aolielted, and prompt
executed. -
Wmu Benton,
WILSON. X. C.
Ur. l-tf.
TJOTIGE
1. Meaaar. H. B. Baaroa.
t 4 ' ' . - '- ' "
fflilllllC ollU IS.
nUNTTO,P.D.8;
i otnes at .
EX FIELD, K. O.
l-lt-am.
ICI
TnE. DBRSmXEDL Kay ftn.
ad a co-partnership for the practle af
maaicina in th town of Wilvon and
ftdjolofngeoaatry. Ratnrnlag tbankt
to their patrons ft their libral pat
ronage, they aollcit a continuance of
tbe tame. Office on Nath 8trrt orv
poatta tne Court ilouselaUly occupied
by Jas, ti. Woodard. Kma- whm ona.
or both may be alway found when
not praiaationaiiy engaged.
V. U. fEACXKJK, M. D
W. a. AM)k:iLS)V . n
aaaT.iy.
PETEBSflUBO, -VA.
RDistlllar, lteflner and WhalaaaW
J Jquor Dealer
. ,.- . gyeamore Btraet, '
Kaaps constantly on hand a full stock
of Liquors, Wines, Ac. Myer'a malt
ad Rye "SL'XNY ftOUTII" Whlskay
uaanrpasaad. Ordant solicited a4
satisfaction guarantead.
Fab IWra &' MY BBS.
TALCOTTA S0V8
Shockoe Machino
177
BICHUUND. VA.
Uaaufactarwra f ParUbl and Mlattataw
ttriBflB and BoUvra. Saw If ill. .-It
rirUal UUla,Sbaftiog, UaHfia aiul Pallaja
urew naiar nawaia, iwoaoaw raatanr
tttehiotfy, WnHicbt Iron Trk, Bract uA
Irta Caatlara, Maahkiafy at awry daaarlp-
tkm. , "
OWN MO TBRISHWO MACHDiEt
A Sl'tL lALTT.
Rcpakiiig Promady sa4 Cartedly Daoa.
Talbetf Patent Spark Arractatv
Tlnr lavmla afUia Ato.
ft dwt not dvatrur ta draft.
Itoaca hH iaterftra wlih tAaaioffe
IU
It will aoi aLwka mp aad raqalrat aa
tlcaiilaf. .
It ixiulnif bo direct lampTt to aa eoaa-
lad wliaii raUfair tUaiu idaaiitara batiiy aa
MactiDdaUe, ma tbty way aa Ufl oaaa aad
altaw tba a parka tu aaoapa.
It raonlraa no waUrr u extlngaUb tpaaba
artuab, by agAdaaoatlaa, daatroyc tba draiu
Baaidct, wbaa water it a tad, If aectanUd,
tha aCUnaaey la daatmjad bj craporatioa
f tba water, aad tbe butter is keai ia a
fllthr eudhka. .
UVaimalt tad durable aadasa U ratted
upea. ; . - '- i
It can be attachad to aaj btller.
Ae viauter alioald be wiihoat ana al
ibata. Imnraaea eamiiauiet wUI laauea
flat aad baraa wbara tbe TalboU Kagtaaa
sad Spark Arraatar are ued at tataa lata
aaeharfad far water ar bene pawer.
OTsead tut Ulaetrated airaalart aaA
price JUL
Biaucb DooaarOoldabero, W. J. A.
Uaaaar, Gueral jlaaagar. ;T. A Otalagar
LacalMautgat. 1 aal4-lta
Empire Plaster Mills,
wilminoton k. c'
. Wa are prepared to deliver tha
CIST lOU SCOTIA FRESH CX03XD PUSTEJU
((iYPHUM.)
IX) W RATRS rOH LAltOB IXTa.
. . J. B, ULU8S4JX1 A EVAKI,
FebSai wilmi.xotox, k. o.
A
IfEBICAN HOUSE " .
I1BTSIOUTir. YA.
MOHT Convenient to all lUilroad De
pots and Kteuinbottt IandlDgs.
- Batch: First Floor, per day, $i,00
Second Floor, per dsy, il,M.
North Carolina Travel is ItetpaeV
fullrHollclted.
BBOWNLEY SISTERS, Prep-s.
Febft-'tt-ly
Trr tRADSfa sci bk runs or to-day
arr Omukm Ilium are aaaa4 j Ciaur
CataC KUmT Llw. If. taare jerrth Xla)M
aat Livmnnt airSm irla, aat aealli
wlrt a taw rvMll Thla rta aa aa fcMw
a irin 4 r, y r y nfiw grtrat
Mra)ilVH aUi Cai rWWf Ta m
mf mt Weraar-e SaS KJCar a4 Llw Or
taark a wtm MMlkrtmiMi af ifcaa Hiwliki.
Wi frata a ilU Itiipaaii laaafata ralaaM H
twialaa JaM Um aia atw-ary ta laaflaa
aaA tavlaaia Wtk iaM grMt avaa. aa4
aaMr rxuri a4 Im tk ta artar. It h t
rOfUTITX SUtrUT tor all 14 al tk
aa ata ta taa lawaraait af tba aadj fur Tor
a4 IJrrr-.H-artatat JaaaCfa Sa-aa Ora
I rrrar. Aca-MalartJ Farar. aaa aS CUBa.
Haaaf taa KMaajr, Ur aad Vraiarv t Nvaaa.
It l a rstatlriM aaU aCa rawtf far ftinlnta
rtaf rrrraarr. It wUI taanal Wanaaaaa aa4 2
telaTalaaaU fcc laauatihcanacauitaa-af laawaama.
Aa a BlanC rrtar h t aaaaaataa. far t aaraa '
tW rraa' tkat Baiv Um Moad.
Tata raaaadr. watch at eoaaaoaa wmSaaa. ta
fi a la i aa LA KO EST SIX ED BOTTLE af ear
aiMiwtaa i
aa aaaa Um aartaC to aaM ar !
I Cata at OKE DOLLiX A WD TWB
VKCEJCTS par aanla. Far laatMa. m-
aaa alt i
TTaVI VK
ami lew WAS EX SAFE DIABETES CTT&
f t ia a PCWriTE EaaMCr.
H.H. WAB2rEfleO.,nortftr, T.