.-.Wilson, Fiidav Octolier'
- Index to Ke? Adfertisemejts. .
Doon Saab &., Albert Farmer
a Wood chance J H Plppen 4c Son
Mills and Land Sale Dr. J M Taylor
Notice H O connor Administrator
Xotiec I V Amerson Admi niMrator
Fall (Joods-r Warren A. Harm
The
dying
horses in
Joue.s-.
Countv are
TS.
(Jov. Vaneewil! attend the Kdgc
euinlte eountv Fair at Tarlmro.
Mr. L. I) Killeft is now with Fel
ton & Seat Ixtioiigli sis eotton buyer.
Comet part ies are now in order.
The comet ran he Keen in the K:i. t
shortly le fore day.
Several new steamers are shortly
to lie put on the Conteiitnea Creek
front Snow Hill to Newherne.
Richard Battle, Ksi., of I he AYhx
Olixerrcr, 1ms been aoinfed keep
er of the Capitol hy-'Coy, .Tarvis.
There will lie a pie niei't .Pleasant
Grove church,, this' county, todav'
We return thanks lor an invitation.
The eon u ty executive committee
meets tit-morrow at 11 oVItw k in
Wilson. Let there he a full attend
ance." i - ; -v
Our iieighltoiytlie ,S!J'tinijn 'conies'
to us this week considcrabh enlarg
ed, promising to pursue in the fu
ture the sauie course it. has in the
past. . -
Itev. Mr. Turlington, of Pennsyl
vania, preached in the Primitive
Baptist Church in this place last
-night.' His; sermon was highly ap
preciated. ;
The Senatorial convention of
riieene and; Lenoir will he held Oc
tolier fith. ! Greene recommends
Col. It. C. I) Beainan, and Lenoir
X W. Granger, Fsq. Hot If are good
men, and would make good repre;
, sentatives. !
The Matiisou Square Theatre
Company played "Hazel Kirke" and
'Esmeralda1' in the (eaa House
Mond i and Tuesday evenings ol
this week to fair houses. The en
tertainments are regarded as the
best ever gilveii in Wilson. '
t- -
There will lie a railroad ' meeting
in the interest, of the Wilson and
Tar l'iver railroad' at the Court
House to night at half past seven
o'clock. Col. W. F. Beaslcy and
others will 'address the meeting.
Let there 1m :i' large attendance.
Mr. Ik iht IThoriitnu. of this phu t
will shortly move to Xevvherne where
he will engage ill the wholesale' li
ouor business. He will st ill conl iuu
husinessin this pi ice in co p it i nor '
ship with Sir. . I. C. h'hodes, who
will manage he business.
Our former countiA ntau T. It.
Cotton. Ks., who Was nominated
for the House "in Pitt has 'resigned
. as has alu II. 1). , er. t.'te lio-n
inee' lor I lie;Keti;ite; A convent io:;
to nicet Oc'ober Ttii. to till the va
cancies c.iu.'ieil by t hese fi'signa ions
lias been called.
The Ilc'juibiican Executive ('iu'
liiiltee met Lin Wilson yesterd.iy..
The committee endorsed Hubbs for
Congress and A. P. Simpson for
Treasurer of Wilson county. Hubbs
was endorsed by a vote of seven to
one. Simpson was endorsed with
out a dissenting voice."
Our young people are enjoying
the "ups and downs" of life at, the
Skating Kink, night ami day. Last,
night-there was a contest for a pair
f skates which were won by. Master
Moses Farmer. Nest Thursday
i night the. ladies will have a similar
contest. There's fun ahead.
A railroad meeting was held last
night at Connor & -Woodnrd's of
flee in the interest of the Wil oii &
T.ir Uiver- railroad.';" -Col.- Beasley
of Ox lord was present, and Urged
'J W A IUI Ik 1? tl I' Ilia (ilKI IllilUI,
i . i p';i . , -i- I ii
the people of ikson to aid i build
I, 1 i 'n,, ,
ug he mad The pn.sets now!
lor I, ml. bngthe road are, . wc are ;
Html to know. VCI V good. :
" ,
e ackliotv Ledge the receliii
iti' complimentary t icket fr.nn th
Bocky Mount Fair which wdl be
held Oct. 21th, 'to 27th, inclusive:
the Itoaiioke.Grai.g.' Fair 'at. Wio I
tmid Oct. 10th to i2th inclusive ; to
the colored People's Fourth Annual
Fair at Raleigh ; and to the Tarboio
Fair Oct. .list ami Nov, :hd. inclu
sive. .''
We are informed liy our clever
friend Marcellus Strickland, of
Nash.that one morning of this week
two of Mr. Buck Cooper's -children,
'aged respectively K and t .years,
were playing wit li a pistol, and the
oldest one siiof the youngest finder
f e eye inflicting a st i ious if not fa
tal wound. At last accounts it was
feared the child could not live.
The following ai-e the delegates
from Wilson county to the Con
gressional Convention which meets
in Gohlslioro to morrow '(Saturday).
F. A. Woodard, A. B. Deans, I.
ltajter, L. I). 5 Fanner, G. W. Dew,
Dr. .1. M. Taylor, Dr. A. G. Brooks,
J. D. Adainsj E. G. i;urms? ,j. p.
Eatmaii, Y W. Farmer, J. I).
. Wells, T. II. l'.ridgers, Lycurgus
Farmer, .1. H. .jp!ewhite a'nd'li. T
Stevens.
1). A. Culbreth, Esq., the present ;
euicieiit clerk' of Sampson county.;
was not renoininafed ;iml the radi-1
cals thought that on that account j
v he would necessarily (eel disat i.-lied j
. so they ofleivld him their noinina- !
tion for clerki They mist4Kk the!
man. Mr. Culbreth 'declined to 1m- . f
cornea Judas, We would epect j
nothing less dt' Mr. Culbreth! IU-'
is no time-server, -but a democrat
from principles CoMsboro Mrsx -.
i
We were jdeased to liieet Ex
Sheriff Lewis, of Nash, in town Wed
nesday and t6 learn tiom him that ;
the pi'osH'cts.f for-success in Nash
this . ear, a re ivery bright, lie in
iornied us that" the republicans held
a meeting in iXashville last Satur
day and eiidorse.l .Ino. 1 Arrimr i
ton, regular democratic nominee,!
tor Sheriff, and nominated'' or en
lorsel the present hie,umleiit. .1. J.
Drake for L'egister of- Deeds. The
proceedings of the -convenUon were '
inhariiioniousj and noisy, and the
meeting broke up in a fuss.
. v The Wayne county tleiuoeratic !
etniveiitiini was hejd last Saturday. '
A strong ticket was placed iu .the 1
Held which ; ill b- elected in No-S
venilier. i
For the. Senate W. T. Dortch.
For the House F. .M. Avcock
ami W. ll.Brog.leii. !
For Sheriff 1). A. Grantham. i
For Clerk of Superior Court Col. j
J. V. Cobb. ! 1
i For Begistty of Deeds R. W.
Lgerton.'- , ;
i For Treasurer J. ,1. Barden. i
For Coroner Dr. M. E Bobinsoi '
We are indebted to Sheriff J. P.
Ai riiifiton, of Nash.' Chief Marshal
I of the liocky Mount Fair, lor the
I following list of Assistant Marshals'
which he. has just appointed :
l T. .1. Braswellf Castalia;.T. II.
I Uzzell, Mapleville ; D. W. Thorp,
; kocky Mount ; T. A. Williams, Ar
eola; T.C. Daily, Nash co.; M. C.
Draswel.l.- liattleltoro; J. C. Bras
i well. - Whitakers ; Doan Herring,
Toisnot ; Frank Graves, Wilson ;
! Lawrence 1). Knight, Tarboro; T.
I II. riienw, Tarltoro; Geo. M. Hmv
j on I. Tarltoro.
With this array of "mounted
Knights'' a quiet and orderly time
is assured.
The Democratic. 'Executive' Com
mittee of the Second Congressional
District -met iiu (Joldsltoro hist
Friday and adopted the following
resolutions:
' IicMolred, That the democratic
executive committee for the 2d Con
gressional district, after due delib
eration, deem it inexpedient to
have a democratic candidate for
.Congress in said district this year,
ami if it was a matter to lie regu
lated by .the. committee it would
not hesitate f o say t hat no candidate
would be run. But as this power
belongs 'solely to the people, of the
'district, the' committee feels induty
bound to call a convention iu Jordcr
that, the people may have an oppor
tunity to express .their wishes on
the subject. A "convention of the
democratic party for the 2nd Con
gressional . district will, therefore,
be held at Gohlslioro on the 7th
da'y'of Oct. 1SS2. Actuated solely
by ii desire to serve t he ltest interest
of the democratic party, the com
mittee ventures to express the hope
that when the. convention ineetsit
will conclude tlkat it is best to have
no candidate, and will act accord
ingly. .
Apology.
Anapology is due our
forlhe small amount of
matter in this issue. Our
readers
reading
foreman
and two printers are sick and the
editor has been compelled to 'dtohi
the fort" this week w ith half the
usual assistance. We have also to
ask the indulgence of a immler of
our business men whose advertise
ments we how have in hand, but
have not suttieieiit force to gel them
rip in time for this issue. We ask
all good paying subscribers to pray
for. the early r;st(ration "of our
printers ol hers need not for the
"prayers of tin- wicked availeth
Hoi." '
The Anticipated Collision.
Tim appearant-e of the comet has
I excited great interest which Isays
i the "Star" is intensified bv thedis-
i . t iniiiaticii tliioiigh the country of
! such cheeiiiiLoarairraiths as the fol- I
: lowing, which wconv from ain int-
j ed istal caid : '
"IMnnMiKt'V Satimlav, Octo
IberTth, ll exm-tly at ! o'clock
' A. M., the coin'et will run info the
!.si;ii. and darknes.-s will invade the
warth for 72 iiii ". i!e le:'irth ofi
t:ine : 'l-.iisf va .. ;i prey to-death;.
:'iid the we.d will be engulfed by air
earthqiiake. The d-irkness will be
so inielise that it will he 'impossible
to Siave any light.
"The Lord's Prophet,
"J. A- Wattkks.
"Milford, Ga., Sept. 27, 1SS2 "
Advertised Letters.,
A list of let ters aud Postal cards
wholy written, in the Post Of lice at
AYilson, X. C, Oct. 1, 1882. .
I.AOIKS LIST.
Mrs Laura Armstrong, Miss Lina
P Bon tier, M iss Pat ia I Udl. M rs
.Vrcha D'v, Miss Jane (l.i.v, Miss
Molley Joints and Mrs 5S .1 Howard.
v CrEXTLKMKjV'fcS-I.ISTj,
Isaac Tha:swell, colored, J Baker,
Daniel .Blount, Hubbeit Bynuin.
4 I t X l ft! t I
care C I. est, corored, Henrv Cough-
. ,, ,, -' r. ;
ton, Heii'v Domllv, J.it k Exuiu, .
Wl. (; ,. (;m,.in, (;; j
u Frank I lodges, (J) j
.., ,. ..... ... , v ' i
Bli.t - Sli ickl.iiid, Jiio in L.i ill in, i
riejaea ii ..!oni -, Mimimii i ea
cock and Won en Tilry, colored.
If the ab ive letters-and cards are.
not called for in four weeks, they will
be aeut t t .e Dead Letter Onice.
M.C. DAMIELS, P. M.
Commissioners Meeting.
.'The. ('ounty Commissioners met
Monday. Jno. II. Barnes, D. A.
Howard, and Wiley Deans were pi e
sent. .1 mi. II. Barnes elected Chair
man ); trni. 1
Ketail liquor license was granted
to J. C. Flowers ' Toisiun,
Corlett iS: I'elton and V,. H. Tyson,
Wilson, K. Vf. Frivcii and is. AL
Warj'en, dr:, Dlack Creek, Eli. Wil
liamson, Old Fields. '
The following registrars and
judges of the elect ion, to lie held on
the 1st Tuesday in November, were
appointed.
Wilson Win. F. -.Mercer, Regis
trar. John Selby, Alex Green, IL
W. Edwards and Orien Best, poll
holders.
Cnoss Boa lit; T. A. Thompson,
Registrar. D. A.-Scott, Jonathan
Newsome, Solomon Ijaniin and lien.
Scott, Ktll holders. '.
.Black Ckkf.k A. G. Brooks,
I legist rar. W. R. Newsome, Wiley
Barnes, Dennis Daniels and Benj.
Rouutr.ee, poll holders.
SmitNu llii.L Siinon liar.es.
Registrar, Jesse Ivirbyj Wm. llin
nant. Ransom Ilinnant and Ah in
Ballance, jioll liohlers.
Old Fiklus .J. F; Eatmau,
Registrar. 1). Al. Stott, Wiley Pear
son, Noel Jones and Council Boy kin
'poll holders,
- Taylous :A. AI. Thoinpsoti, dr.,
Reuistrar. W. W. Farmer. ('. W.
O'Neill, 11 illiar.l Ellis aii.l Alfred
Woodard. poll liohlers.
Toisnot W.C. Datfs.Registrar.
.1. T. F.. Hoover, Win. Barnes, Da
vid W. Wj'aver and Lewis Deans,
Mill hohlers:
G.l:uEKs Win. Woodard. Jr.,
ivegistrar. Tha.l. I'ender, (i. T.
Daniel, Stewart Williams and A.
Bynum, poll holders. "
Sak.atchsa L. Farmer, Regis
trar. .1. T. Eason, S. H. Tyson, Jno.
Tyson and D. Al, Owens, poll hold
ers. STAN ton sit kg .1. T. li raves,
Registrar. . II. Applewhite, . I. E.
Dr. t hers,. Sr., Alvin Daglev and
Frank Woinlaid, (col,) poll holders.
ll. .. i- .11 :.. : .1 :
i lie joiiow nig juroi N ei cii aii
lor the fall term of Inferior Court x
.1. 1).. Farmer, Alsev Forlns, W. II.
Wells, !). P. Haskett, Raford Dew,
col.) B. F.'Briggs. Jas. I. Bokin,
G. W. Aloore, C. W. .Ionian, W. II.
Ha'riison, Jno. W. Adams, Calvin
Atkinson, Albert Farmer, W. R.
Mattox, D. 1). Flowers, Alex, Wil
liamson, Thos. Williamson, .James
Daniel, J. S. Farmer," Redmond
Williams, Alason Bass, AY. H. Wil-
liamson, A. J. Davis, Jas.E. Mason,
Aug. Barnes, Cluis. liridgers, It. tl.
Privett, Ii. W. Atkinson, W. II.
, Hilars and J. S. IJ. Woodard.'
No other busiin
ss apjM-ariug the
lxard adjourned
Mashtille.
Nashville, N. ('
Oct. 3, 1H82.
Mr. Editok :
At day break his utoruing our
county jail was found to be on tire.
The Haines had made such headway
that it was found impossible to save
he building. Sampson Battle, col
ored, who was confined in a room
Jip stairs was sa veil by strenuous ef
fort after lieing oxce, given up as
last. Jerry Cox Who was confined
in a cell on the lower floor was burn
ed to death, but b.j great effort his
IhmI.v was taken from the burning
building. He wasjtried at the last
term of our court ajud convicted of
the murder of Mariy Eliza Hawkins
at Battleboro. Hi's counsel appeal
ed to the Supreme! Court. He was
well known from hU connection with
the Worley m unlet' in Wayne coun
ty.' The origin of he fire is not
fully known, but itjis believed that
Cox fired it. either jn the hoje of es
caping or of destroying himself.
How he could haveikindled a fire iu
his cell is a lnattj-r of conjecture
only. ' Sometime ag he complained
of tooth ache, and assked the jailor
for some powder to jput in his tooth,
but how lie could hare ignited it is
a mystery, as the jailor never allow
ed him to have matches or a knife
and anything to use! as a Hint.
The building wa of wood, and
was considered one f the safest in
the State. No insurance. Loss about
:WMM. ; .
At 1:30 P. M. bnlay an alarm
was given nj) town, and Capt. A.
W. P.i idgers' kitcheh was found to
lie on tire, but fortunately the
flames were extinguished before any
damage was done, except the burn
ing of a small portion of the roof.
! W. T.G.
i?I Altltl
On Wednesday the 201 h ult., at
the brides father, Mr. Ishain Gor
dan to Miss Laney A. Glover.
Wesley Privett, Esq
of Baileys township,
N.C.
,olliciating, all
JNasli county,
Last Thursdav Mri F.D. McDan-
iel, sou. of the Jones countj" poet,
was married to .Miss Nancy Kit
lingsworlh, his father's wife's sister.
At tlie residence df Mrs. Ellen
Koonce in Jones county, Thursday,
i Sept. 2Sth, Mr. Frank Koonce to
Mrs Susan Brock, lltjv. F. D.Swin
dell officiating.
lIEIj
On Wednesdav inoFning, the 2Jth
J inst., iu Edgecombe county, about
miles iront uocKy
Mount, Mr.
Kiiidreil Harper, sou
of Stephen
Harper, aged altout SO years,
1
Al her residence tear Toisnot,
Sunday, Sept. 12th, Mrs. Wiley II.
Wells, aged :?2 years She leaves
a husband and one child to mourn
their loss, j j
At her residence. nejar Stantons
bnrg. Fridny, Sept 29th, Mrs.
Charity Gardner, widow of the late
Kobt. Gardner, of consumption,
aged 42 years, It months, aud 1 days.
She leaves two childrejii and many
friends to mourn the loss they have
sustained. She was ja consistent
member of the Methodist church.
i
j HOME ITEMS.
Musical instrument tuned and
repaired at Church well's,
.-.Call at Warren &. Biirnesand ex
amine their stock.
You will save tnone
bv exainiif
d.Ick, dig Warren & Barnesit
. . i
Smoke the "Svvectlt
ai t cigar
i ; U-iwls & Bnn
,i.n. h.ibimv iiy
;
Buy your tol.aeco
1'awls &.- I:. They I
....ived a nice line
.
from J.
ive just
C.
re
Loi.k I Ik KU. Fifty galhtis of
! Senppernong wine wanted, .for
i which a liberal price wjill-hepaid.
j Apply to Aloye iS: Nadal. m
i Wilson's skillful del list. Dr. 11.
, W. . Joyuer, would not have the peo
I pie of this section forget that he is
still extracting teeth Without pain
! an. 1 that he is filling tjiem without
j any suffering to the parties having
! the work doiie. lie lias the best
i facilities and the neateist office and
! if any reader of this paragraph needs
I the service of a first cldss practical
j dentist he should call ob Dr. 11. W.
i Joy tier ,w ho .hwvs the Aviork well and
' charges moderate prices. ( .
j Nine pieces of music
! by Oliver Difson & C
are sent - us
o ol whose
' publications it is fair;
to sav
that
i the quality improves as the quanti-
ty increases. A lithograph picture
, of the tibial stilt tyjK idorns ''The
(Waiting Heart" (f0
ts.,) a very
well made song ,by J
Torrev, w hose name
me Ionian
trongly sug
a numlierof
an impres-
gests that of a ladv whoj
years ago, made quit,
sion on the imblie as t
ae best la.lv
concert player. Next are two Iieau
tiful songs, "Through the - Woods";
and '( Al.Kin, O quench thy golden
Beam," by Robert Fanz." Those
who like such music hail liest buy
the lKHik from from whwh these are
extracted, as it only costs "$2, and
these two songs cost .'HI cts.'apieee.
"AA'ho buys a lunik flat is ready
wrought . i
Gets many a song t r little or
nought,":
Iu purchasing Franz' ''Album ol
Songs," you get about 70 gems of
com posi tion. Other sdugs in the
bumllcarc '-To Althea, from Prison"
by White, '-a Vnysi.le Posy,'' by
Watson, aud a 'comic trifle, "Ah
no. I never Flirt !" ; by (. E. Prat t.
There is also a miisical ''Barcarolle,"
arranged from "Sylvi" by Leon
Keatdi, a "Reverie du jSoir" from
St. Saens, by Durand, tind a neat
progressive piece" for students, by
Louis Meyer, called "The Young
Stranger."
l'RAtflt.U STLVfIL CTlTTER,
Manufai-turerof
CKEKCH'S ADJUSTABLE I
STENCIL I.ETTEKS,
Kt-y Chetks, Kublier Stamr, sWiety lta.lift-8
aiul liulelible Ink, Orders promptly tllksl.
NO. 7 SOCTH FKOST SiTREET,
WILMINGTON, NOKTn CAKOLINA.
sopt2I-3m
H. W. UOl'STKEE, . W.pV. HOrNTHEE.
H. W. ROUNTREE j& BRO.,
Wholesale Manufacturers of :all kinds of
TRUNKS, VALISES. TRAVELING?
faAGS SATCHELS;
VIM, 1302 & 1AM KHMil.lN ST4 COR. GOV.
R ICH MON D, VIRG1X I A.
Sample Trunks made to onkjr.
Repairing
done at Short Notice aud on the!
most reason-
able terms. Orders
execute.!.
promptly and carefully
sepcjmos
"Wilson Market.
i
roRRKOTen WEEKLY BT
Bynum Daniel i Co ,
COTT ).V. The mrk-t has further dwllned
hut thtre is a fair demand. Keo-iptss however,
arv uirriland we leara still lurtner decline.'
Thursday eveni ns quotationaare 10 to 1U
POTATOES (Sweet) : JO to 75
BACOV, N . C, (hoe round) 15
Hams, "
C. K. Side. V lb
Bulk Shoulder
PORK,
SALT -.I .
I tine i
LIME. oHock).-
COHN .
PODDER...
LARD, Country
" Northern - .
MEAL........
WHEaT, in-w)
OATS
FLOCK, per bbl
COFFEE..-,-..... -
SCO A It J -.
SYItCP I... .
MOI.ASSF.Si tcuba.) ...
HAY... I.
EtiGS ;
BEESWAX;
CHICKENS
PEaS. tcow -
18 S 18
16 17
12)i 13
.1 00 ffl 1 00
1 SO a 1 75
1 nOia.180
Jtaigi 1 00
l a
15 M
12 (a. lo s
SO (Si 1 00
-.iiofa i oo
.. so (a m
JjnO(Sj7 5B
11 (ii 12
9H (SJ12
S Gi V
40( 45
IS 130
...: 15
22 S4
is (Sao
loo no
MISCELLANEO US.
3SJ"ot,ioe-
IIav1neiiialine(l as administrator of the e
t ate of .tiarity Oardner. de-eajel, before the
Probate J uiIkc of WIlAon County, notice is
hereby (riven to all persons indebted to the es-
xaieoi saidueeeawa to make immediate pay
ment, and to all persons havinif claims atrainst
the deceased to present them for payment on
or before thetith day of October. 13, or this
notice will lie plead in liaror their recovery.
i I. U. AMEltSON, Adm'r.
Connor & Woodabd, Att'ys. oct6-tt
3STOTICE.
By virtueof a decree of the Superior Court
of Wilson County, rendered at Spring Term,
1W3. inttiecaae'of Sally llonnr vs. Noel Batman
& Burton Williams, I will sell at the Court
House door, in Nashville, on the 6th day of No
vember, le,i the following land: The tract In
asli county, adjoining the lands of Dorsey J,
Boykin, Joseph Deans, Peyton Bissett and oth
ers, morejwi-ticularly descritied iu said decree,
and containing iii8) sixty-eight acres, more or
less. Terms cash.
H. ii. CONNOR. Commissioner,
October 3d, ct-4t
ALBPT FARMEJi,
TAEBOUO St NEXT DOOR TO WIGGINS,
Wilson, N. C,
Dealer in I)o.n,s,Viiidows,Blinds,
Lime, Hair, Master and Cement.
All at Bottom Prices, forCash or
Darter. Parties neediug any goods
in this line will please five me a
call. oetG-tf I
A GOOD CHANCE !
Wishing; to change our business
we will sell our entire stock of Gen
eral Merchandise and rent our place
of business to any good party who
wishes to engage iu tlie merchantile
business. Our town is' a thriving
business place, surrouuded by one
of tlie finest fanning sections in the
State. The ma jority of the fanners
work on the wages system, thus a
great deal of cash is in circulation,
and all the advantage of the f ill
trade are yet to we, as cotton lias
just commenced to move. A splen
did chance for a good parry to start
business. Address or call upon
J. II. PIPPEN & SON,
Whitakers, N. O.
Oct. 3d, 1S.S-2. octG-0t
AND
LAND S A LE
" I offer for sale my Mills and Lands
on Contentne a Creek, nine and a
half miles west of Wilson, consist
ing of a splendid Flour Mill, Corn
Mill, Cotton (iins, &c, containing
; 392 Acres !
Would preter to sell all together,
but for convenience to purchasers
would divide it so as to sell Mill tract,
containing about 179 acres, and the
other tract, about 220 acres, sepa
rately. Each tract would contain
5o acres cleared lands, the remain
der most in original growths. These
premises exist upwards of S,Ooo iu
18511, and are intrinsically worth
more now than then. The Wheat
Mill has a tine run of custom, grind
ing from 3,500 to 4,000 bushels an
nually; ground one, year 4,i!(0 bush
els by actual count. The lands fie
alwive an aver iue in fertility. My
price:-, are, fn- M.1I 1 i ;: t .",.0 0; lor
Ihejitl.er .tract 0!). .
I'W . further ..information nddrc-ts
or visit me on the premises, ilood
cause for selling.
J- M. TAYLOli.
-Tuvlo. V: P. ( )., Wilson Co., N. C.
oet(i-;;t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The umlersUrncd havinjr qualified as Admin
istrator upon the estate of James L. Privett,
hereby srives notice to all those Indebted to I113
intestate to malic immediate payment. To
those holding claims against the estate to pre
sent them for payment within the time pre
scribed by law or this notice will be pleaded In
bar of their recovery.
Sep 25th 1882-4t. JOSEPH FARMER.
G. W. Blount, Att'y. . Admin,
2sTo"Lioe-
Having qualified as Administrator of the
estate of Jesse D. Tomlinson, deceased, before
the Probate Judge of Wilson County, notice is
hereby driven to all persons indebfed to the
estate of said deceased to make immediate
payment, and to all persons having claims
against the deceased to present them for pay
ment on or before the 3Uth day of September
1883. or this notice will be plead In bar of their
recovery.
Wilson, N. CsopSWt, F. A. WOODARD.
Administrator.
11. V. JOYXER,
Bellas pcrnmnently located' in
Wilson, N. C All opperations will
oe neatly and carefully performed
and on terms as reasonable as pos
sible. T.H'th extracted without pain.
Office Tarboro street next door to
Post office. rJan 3 12ni.j
OEO. M.t'RAPUN,
formerly with
Geo. Meyers.
11. H. PICKETT,
formerly with
W. P. Oldham & Co.
No. 10 Sorm Front Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Keep a Full and well Selected Stock of
(HEMES, TOBlffO L
AT
WHCLESJLE I (ID RETAIL PRICES
GUARANTEED AS UW A3 THE IX) WEST.
We sell Cotton. Corn, Naval Stores, Chick
ens. Ewsand other Produce for our custom
ers and charjre them no commission, and guar
antee to (ret them as much for their produce
as any house in the city. Try us.
CRAPON & PICKETT.
sepctiimos
F. W.Chambeki.atn .Eob:rt G. Leioh.Jr.
Late of Lathrop & Leior.
CH A.MBE HLAYN & LEI GH,
WHOLESALE
I, I Q U O li D EALERS ,
Xo. lull Cary Street,'
R1CIIMONU VIRCHNIA.
sept-tr
Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
AND DISTILLERS AGENTS.
Sle Agent for
PALMER'S CHOICE AND
BONANZA WHISKEY.
rJU CAHV STREET,
RICHMOND TIKGI SI A ,
sept23-tf
L. HEILBRONER & BRO.
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L. Heironer &B ro.,
AGENTS.
Tarboro,
)k Jim
AND OTHER
Dress Goods
and Silks.
aruets, Ms & Oil Glotliii.
CHIIDKENS' MISSES and LADIES
tl
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AND
.Silk Cimiars.
CHILDREN SUITS, ; ,
BOYS SUITS,
YOUTHS' SUITS,
MENS' SUITS,
, Of which we have the Largest
Stock in Eastern Carolina.
AND
Fine Hand-Madiv
Shoes
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GaHers.
We present tli above advertise
ment with our compliments to our
customers jf Wilson and adjoining
counties, at the same time thank
ing them for their liberal patron
age heretofore given us land solic
iting a continuance of the same.
Respectfully, .
L. HEILBRONER & BRO. Ag'ts.
We will forward and deliver all
packages free of Express charges
to our customers in Wilson aud
Toisnot. '
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CASHMERES.
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JACKETS
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Transit Tenus?
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Tlie transit of Venn, u-hii
great attraction of the year and the
w .vu, um tuc jiaiiviii7,Haiua in usotijust now is the tiausit
L. EDfARDS,
Who has just returned from thelXorth
OF GOODS which in VARHTTY AND QUALITY is Simplv lm
mense, and tvhich he is offering at prices that seem ahyost fabuious
In the space to which I am limited it, would he imiHssible to enu
merate the many varieties of of gjMHls, but it is sufficient to sav that the
Stock is complete
In Dry, Goods and Dress Gootls
inent of the very latest patterns, it
SEE THIS!
Prints (good quality) 4 & 5c. gUmI
& 8c, Unbleached Sheeting 5(r7.ic. Alamance Checks k White Pique
7c, Wash Poplins 8c, Worsted lfress G.kkIs, Assortel Patterns 10folJ
Bed Ticking (good 1012icv Canton Flannel (heaAT) 10(5:i?Jc, (J,h"h1
Carpet from 22Jc up; Good Floor kil Cloth 3,"c.ier yard, Largest and
Cheapest stock of Trunks and Vapises in the State.
Jflff Stock
Is incomparable, and comprises everything properly Wlouging to this
me. i am onenng uniia a liose $r .c and upwarK Ladies' Hose at "m
md upwanls, Gents half Hose at im and onwards. HaiidkcrcWfs . r.i-
10c, Kid Gloves at 10c and upwards,' Good Towels at .V. Good Tubl
Linen 25c, Needles 3c a paier. Piiis
Collarettes, from 10c upwards, aijd other articles iu like rort ion. I
have also a full line of ladies' Brehkfast Shawls, which willlie sold at
prices ranging from 15c to 25c j Ladies, Skirts of gKd -quality at 50e,
White Counterpanes at 50c and upwards. I have in stock the largest
and finest assortment of 3 .
LADIES CLOAKS
hat has ever been brought to Wi
is simply unparallelledJ See the!
$2.00, ChUdrens' Shoes 40r0c, Pliw Shoes (iic, Ladies Fine shoes 1.00
Men's Heavy Brogans $1.00 and ubwards Gents Fine Dress .Shoes 1.25
and upwards. My stock of 1
HATS aiad CtV1jS
Is also absolutely complete, and inkhis department pip-chasers will get
bargains. Men's Wool hats 25Cj Boys' Wool Hats -20c, and a tine Fur
Hat for $1.00. A complete assortment of . ,,
CCC L OOOO TTTTT
C L O O T
0 L O O T
C i L O O T
CCC LLLLL OOOO T
To suit a tramp or a dandy. I cannot give prices in this' department
but can guarantee a fit, at your onjn figures.
My Grocery Department is us jfull as I can find room for, and I am
satisfied that my prices cannot lie beat. I ofb r Good' Coffee at KX
Good Light Sugar Sic, Granulate.! Sugar lie, Pearl Starch We; .Star
Lye 8c per box, Bar Soap 4c. A splendid asortineiit of . '
Tinware Woortwiu'e & Glassware.
I can sell you a Fine Lamp, worth anywhere else 2.50, for 1.00
I return my thanks for the very liberal patroinjige heretofore iie
stowed upon me, and take this occasion to assure iny customers that
iu the future, aft in the past, it will! be my aim and endeavor to deserve
it.
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DAVIS GII.7S
ATTORN E V S AND COUNSELLORS AT LA W.
" : NASIIVrLLE, N. d.
Hon. J. J. Davis of Louisbunr ha fir:n-laj
partnership with E. 9. t Giles lor th, practlKv
of law in Nash Comity. Mr. Davis will intend!
the regular terms of .Nash Superior Court. i
cpS-ly , .. . . - J
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
Wheat growers everywhere now have an op
portunity to Improve their wheat crop from i"i
to 30 per cent, by using Clough's Patent Grain
Sieves to prepare their wheat for sowing. Vou
cannot afford to be without one. Small frrains
produce small, weak plant ami bat liitteirrain.
large grains produce the largest yield. These:
nieves separate the two, leaving only larirf,
plump grainso sow. Price by Express only 2.!
Send Stamp for Testimonials. i
Address au oraers to
J. E. HUE, JR( Littleton, S.C. f
P.O. Box No. 4. aug4-3mos i
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WORTH & WORTH,
' wiLMixgiroN'.N.cv,
COTTON riTTOKS,
GENERAL COIIISSIOR N MERCHANTS
and Wholesale Dealers in f
-' GBOCERIES AID PRIM ISIO
Solicit Consignments and Orders.
aept2S-3mos
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eyes of the scientific world are aoir
in All - Braiielies.
I ha ve-a full and C4)llllltte , ;l
prices, that cannot lie approached.
Ginrham Ti llle
or Motions
3c a paper, also a full line of b..lnv
AND DOLMANS
son. . My stock of boots & SHOFs
following prices: Gents'. Fin itnnt
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- Sep.-x.Mr
Jioosrs
iiaiii)v'!;i; Decor
Ve have now in stock ne of the most coni
Pll Bssortinetita m the Stale in the following
SASIf, DoOltS AND RLrN DS,
VVIiih. T.rm.1 an.l H.inJ.. . .. .
. . v "n.-. nuiwiiiiineioiors, l.in
seed Otl. Paint and Wall llnish,. Huilder's
Hard ware, Mechanics' Tools and Supplies Far
mers Implements, Window -Glass. Small an.l
I AV&f I iMrin V a ..li ........ .1 ll ...
u 4 i . r-ainis, i arniure
Materials, and a complete Assortment of Iron.
f l','1 HarJ,wlre- Munufucturers ApencT
for the best .and cheapest
COOKING STOVES
in the State. New stoVk constantly arriving.
Send your orders and you will iret lowest
prices and save tnoncy.
All correspondence by mail promptly attend
ed to.. NATHANIEL JACOIII.
- ... No. lOSouth Front Street..
sep.-tf . ; Wiluiinjrtou, N. C.
ADMirJISTRATOR'S WOTICeT
Haviinr qualified as lidmlnistralor of the es
tate of snieej- Adams, deceased, tfora the
liolwte Jmlit,. of Wilson count y, notil-e f
hereby piven to all persons indebted to 1 he
estateof said deceased to make Immediate pay
ment, and brail persons havinir claims arainst
tlied'na-dtpre.:ntthe.Mi lor nayioent on
or before tlie SSni day .i Sepiembcr, Issa, or
this iiouue will tieplual m bnrof (He r rvcov,
?.T- -.,V , l"(-M.l nL.Wll.PKH. Adin.
l otinor & o.'clni-.i, A't'y . Mp.'.lS-4l
I
...' -a ny. i.ru .:& r .V- ul t r n.-jtl'l
bHllell at t:jeCour '. u r iu W ou
fo:-ca.-'. the inter.-' oi' i . (J. Humr. srri. i
vaibin ne. jL.soliaiutj. Alicean l Julius Kv
ans, Veuelope ltarm.4. on narriei female cln'd
of Spei'cer C. Iternt s. H;id .lor.athtin r,irn t:. In
a tract of land sitimto i m the county ol Wil
son, !1 Hi'k i r.fl; towuip. a ;joii:iiris"i:. uims
"J A. llrsm.li mi. I A. ii. jiiiajks. coiiiaoiuiv
throe himdntl iirul wvettty acres. mor' or lent
and known as the home-place of the iat. Hun
ysn llarncs, to satlsfj an execution in my
hands issued by the Clerk of the Sujierior
Court of Wayne county atrainst said parties.
Terms of Sale : Cash. This Sep, 22nd. ISK3
sep-S-tf. . JAS. E. FARM Eli. Sh ff.
B. F. MITCHELL & SOW,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the Sale of
t'ORS, HA('()X AND
OTOKK MKKCHANWSR,
AMI rROPHIETOKS Or THE
Merchant Flour $ Crist Mills.
- DKAI.KItS IN ;
PEANUTS, G1JA1N, FLOUR,
I liKI), HAY, .-&(..
Cousiiniuicuts of Corn, Cotton. Naval Stores
and other Merchandise Solicited. Hurhest
;Prlc!s obtaineil.
No. 9 a.vu 10 N. Water Strekt, . '
Wilmington, N.
septiMlmos ,
c.
LAND FOll ALE.
I oiler -a tract of laud containing
Hii a res, situated in I'.lack Creek
Township lor .sale. Good dwell
?, sji'endid water. .Terms easy.
. Apply to
A.'i. I'EE.SON.
Wilson,.'. C, Sept. 21, 142.
nit2l'2t
FOR RENT.
; My brick store hons rtn Nash Street, oppo
site the Bank. It is the most desirable place
for doinjr business In Wilson. For terms ap
ply to
sepStf JNO. T. RAHNES.
PUOPKIETOK OF
TOE WILSON UtFE BOTTLING WOEKS.
Desire to 'call-the attention oi
all Iieer Dealers to the fact that he
has secured the agency bit, the
FINEST BEER
Ever 1 tot tied South. It is pure as
crystal and clear jif Yei'.st. With
a 11 experience of three years, and
iny attention jiven soieiy 10 mis
business i will guarantee erfect
satisfaction to all who patronize ine.
CJEO. M. SMITH.
ESTABLISHED 15.;
M.L.T.1UTIS. a D.Davis
M L 1 DAVIS, & CO
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ASD DKALEKS IS
Fioirr, Prorisions Fisb and Sail
So. E. Cor. Water Commerce Sta. ,
sepe-3m. . - . .SOHFOLK, VI
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WHIT t IRON FRONT,
:o:
; j Our Shelves, Counters and .Tables are now' literal! v overload.
with an iinmeust stock of new '
' Fall and Winter Goods.
, A u"l we take the lead viu DRESS GOODS. Our .st, k .onsisi s of
all the latest varieties of material, consisting in part or Mohairs
eges. Lustres, Urilliautines, Cashmeres, Uenrietta rl'loths. t'am. U Il iii
11aids r.rocatels. Flannels, Lrfulies Chrfhs, x -
piiii ini run hiss
nd Sjitins, Velvets riushes, &c, &c.
. . oiiiHiw Aim urrnies, Domestic Jrv timxls ,, a.l
unds. A full line of materials for Cl.wiks. Sacks and Am k. ts. c
nave an extrnnnliniuHlv la
grades .and Isizes .Ladies and Misses Dohnans, riaks Jackets, &c.
Uf Lathes Fnrnisliings, such w Knitted I'n Its-wear, Corset s, Hosi. rv.
Nock Wear, ccc,
We have the most complete line ever
ffiOTmC.
AVo have suits'and Oveix-oats to fit
to the largest man. We -have this season paid KMMHhil' Attention to
this department, and can suit all from the Ldioir;-to the nohl.y m.,,,,..
man.
Boots a,ncl Shoes.
Of all the Leadinb and Best makes. Hats, Trunks, Valises.' Croekei
Glassware, &c 33 Pieces of Carix-tiii; of pr.wles, with Hn's toni .i. it
A isit from our friends will be appreciated.
cry icespectlnlly,
J. & D.
Successors
UYNUA1, lUXHii, oc ( ()
Eiglimis Patent Slri vi
Ask for me,
And a great curiosity you will hoc.
For sale by Bynum, Daniel & Co.-
Try me once,
You will use no other,
I will do as I agree;
I'll stand by you like a brother.
Not a wrinkle you will see,
And prices are reduced on me.
The Finest ynd cheapest Press
WORLD.
Be sure to call and 'ask' for it.
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BYNUril, DANIEL & CO
W. T. BLACKWELL & C3.
-Durham, N. C.
Kuitutvrcnl tt tk OrtfUul Mi talf tna!:u
mDr. MARK.
DURHAM
TOBACCO
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Toll.viVO Ei:i: 1 1 v 1 1
Duniam Long-Cut and
Thrse oods W oflern'-dfr n Absidutf fnarantr?
TVmI I Tlievare the fluent anI Pnret-t (1oh1- iiihui tlie mtifW'1.
1 DuL 1 Tl,ey are free from Drups i,r Clieniieuir of Hny
T).'v conMf t of the flnext. Tobacco, and purest rice j -a; r..
The public will notice that as. one of the old flfin or fMiupson
& Smith, I have and will keep on hand a lar'e vUn-k of
WHISKEYS. IJHANDIKS, WINKS, (lUtH KHH:.S, NDI KS,
SNMFF, TOBAC(X), ' CMAKS, CANXKl) (lOOllS (ILA'SS .
WA K E, CKOCKKK Y, &cjlir Whieh I w ill (pu- pii K. m. :
WHODESALE PRICES:
Whiskpyn... ...-from $!. to 4.i.
Ilraulit - " w 3.i.
Witi " HI to l.Srt.
Candies-.. - W 14.
r.viriv. - - into H. '
Climni from l-KI to &.aijx r l.
Tiilxu-co from f '.
SnulT....... " 45 to m.
UILT EIIOE BliTTEB...:....!.
al) wll hmAemot l.lqnor over Iku-tVuunU. limn !anlm-r. Family S'wtnr, 1 Mnrti-i
Buck Waller. David Eoo'tit, Sweet Maiih, Stwh I'ounljr liramly. .Witie ami Irnu li r.iandif.
Ialrfowill run a Etrst-:iaKt lUwUurant where the pulillw i-an iri-t mil ami .)4-t m nil
hour. I iruaranteeallmy ircxxla Uibeof flmt IiimkIh. and will tr-1 pl-my "i"iwt. 'fi
friends. Place of busineaa, 3 duora above Brunch, Hadli-y h Frin.-r', THrtri m. V iiiii. ,k
Itrceived Fresh Every Week
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XO.15 8YCAMORE HTHEET, PETEIWBUIMJ, VA '
j. S Oary IstorLetgei- 3
Genuine Farmers Friend Plows, Huiidter's Chilleil Wowm,.M-H. In.uI,I'
Shovel Plows Iron Age Cultitator, Ottton Plows, H"'
FnSnU, Threshing mac-hines, Keapersaiwl mowers, w IU-w, ;r:i
sKrt V"anmnis, Stoves, Tinware, Hollow .Wwft h re .. nut Plu v
CaTtK Farm Wagons, Iron and Steel, Wholesale nrnl JU tail.
' 24 A. 26 Union Street, Norfolk, Virginia.
Zl, Li:"m.BCOIE AXl) HAKXIJOi OF KVKKVJv JM,
Kxteaibn Top Carnaump aockawavH,Cani.y T4.plt.,i,..
Carriages, Juuit Seat Top p J'lnetons, Side-l-ar .k ,-,a
Jiuggies, bide-bar I liuggies, Dexter busies.
K-lyJ Surry Wagon. ' b , '
Of all these g.wls m c hav. a
nftVi d !en .
CLOfffllE
all.
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OETTINGEii
to K. Hosenlhal.J
WILSOIST,
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Wre are now anen os ouo 0f the
BEST and CHEAPEST
Lnginfrf iii tho world. -Xoiv h f l.
time:' to buy one for future deliv
ery. Threshers, Ncpiirlitors. :in,i
binnuAf M.w.l.:... .1 1 ,
lumi wild n;ap.
alt and see ns.
Onr claim Tov r.-r-ir i !ri. .;f!
nXon tIo fiii-i. iltrf. u K,-iniPrt'
n:!yeis provrstiiui lis? 1- "n-i-f
(,roii in our fceel ! m 1 ' vi
u'lr-i'rtvl tiauii.-c :;; i: J: i'''!;j. 1
ret 1; fictnry r-.i.t.l - i!. .'. N".
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