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Wilson. N. ., January 11), 1HS2.
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That Awful Boy,
JIOv Hir'-XISHIATKI' HIS I'A.
THK YOrXUSTEK AND HI CHUM
; VilJiAX!ZE .A". SBt'KET SOCIETY
AXI II UN Till", LI GENTLEMAN
six.' . . !
Say, are. you a Mason, or a nod
fellow, or anything," asked the bad
lv of the'firoeery liian, a lie went
to the eiiinaiiiou ba:r on the. shelf
and took out a loiir stick of cinna
mon lo ehew.
Why, yesj of course I am. but
wh.it set you thinking of that,"
asked the sfroeery man, as he went
to the desk and charged the boy'
father with half a pound W eiiina
nioii. '.--.! - ,
"Well, do the piat Iwiit when
you nishiate a IVesh eaudidate?'
kXo.;of eonrse not.. I The goats
are eiiea ones, that1 have no life,
and weiiiuzzle them and put pil
lows over their heels, so they can't
hint anybody,' a.vs the grocery
man. as he winked at a brother Odd
Fellow, who wi's seated on a sugar
barrel, JiKking mysterious. "Hut
why do you akf" I '
-Oh, nntlim', only I wish ine and
my chiiiii had muzzled our goat with
a pillow. Pa would have enjoyed
his iH-eoiniug a ineiiilior of our lodge
lietfer. You see pii. had; leen tell
ing us how much good the Masons
ami Odd Fellows did,, and said we
otigut to try and grow uf gofnl so
we could. jiue the lodges When we
got lug, and 1 asked pa if it would
do any hurt for" us to Jiave a : play
lodga in my room', and ptirteiid to
nhi.tte, and -pa said it wouldn't
do any hurt, lie said it would im
prove our minds and learn us to" Ik
men. So my chum and ilie horrid
a goat that lives in a livery stable.
Sty, did you know they keep a goat
in a livery stable so the horses
Won't get sick; They get used to
(lie smell -of the goat, and after
that nothing can .make theni sick
nut a glue factory. I wish my girl
boarded in a livery stable, then she
Mould get used lo the smell. I went
home with her from eliurch Sunday
night", and the smell of the goat on
iriy clothes made her sick to her
stummiek ami she acted just like an
excursion on the l ike, and said if I
didn't go and bury myself and take
t!ie smell out o!' me she wouldn't
i
never go a it h me again." She was
just a p ile in a ghost, and the per
spiration on he! lip was just if she
h id been hit with a street sprinkler.
You see my 'chum and me had to
carry tin gft.it up to my room when
pa and ma was out riding, and he
blated so we had to tie a handker
chief arown I his noise, and his feet
made such a n iise on the rioor that
we put some baby socks on his feet,
(iodi.how frowsy a goat smells,don't
it t I should think you masons
have stroii;; st auiiniv's. Why don't
yon have a skunk or a nude for a
t;a le mark ? Take a mule and an
noiut it with limburg cheese an.l
you could nishiate and make a can
didate smell just as bad as with a
gusli darn mildewed goiit. Well,
sir. my chum and mi- practiced with
tii.ii g,at until he c mid liutt a pic
ture of a jjoat ewrv timu We Ihm -ivwed
a buck beer siu from a sa
loon man and hung it out onjlhe
hack of a ill lii- mid the ioat would
hit it eve, v tan . That night pa
' waiite i I i kaow what Ave were do
in up in n.y i'o mi. ami I told him
we were pi tying lodgej and ini-pt-ovilig
our in nds. and pa said
1 : 1 1 1 u ;n r.gh!. t'teie w is nothing
that did -b.iv- of our ..age "'halt;, so
iiiiich o i a -, to imitate." iiieii.; ami.
stoiv l. ii efal aolid--v Then my
chum asked p' i if h - didn't want to
c uie up .in 1 ink the gr.md bumper
le-ie', and he 1. tiled and said he
d dn'. c.i e if ;e di f.' just toe ie iir
. ae U4 he, , iii iuiKH'eiit ipatiifie.
fit i,' w i ; iia.uoviug to Ian
We It -d h it I l.e -iMjit ii i i
'in m ni iu. ami he !i i
li'.ating. si we took o: ev
i itellex.
i i i-loet
;-.; over
i hi !ker-
Sllilll' ot
. . We
eui;-l. sin l lie was. e i'iii
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o.. o.i.s ,i,i i s.-jre: r i
went up sfiiii-s. .mrr i i r ,..
Up preltN Mf:i : i ; i , I fl,:i-e dis-tin-1
I-;;,, ,;i ) vx v. iH;.(J im
( wlm C.uiie ; 1 1, re ,K. .t, ! s jytiX
ii.n le . ,i mis n. i ttr i ..-u ancieut
order ami ri.ie the nt." Ma wan
tdl lo t euie i I'i u, . but we told h
it she i i.in;. i . i vVliiI I break up the
I.ul i ... .
."". . "iv ,i uouiiiii eouiii r keep
a.-seeieu .in,! w.. ,4,lur bave ;inv
......i.ii . I- .. .i . .. '
"e g.iat. . vay, if you
ncvei trie l it, the next time you
insiiafe a iii iii hi your Alason's
lodge. i,.i sprinkle a little kvan
J;.pei on the goat's Iwaiil put Im
loe o i tiini, him loose.' Von can
lli.e liines a much fun to the
iii ire iue'i'of go at. You wouldn't
hiuk it was the sime go.it: Well,
we got live 1 and pa rapped, ami
we let him in -and told him he must
le blindfolded, and he got ion his
kite.-;' a laitin, and 1 tied a! towel
around eyiv, and then I Iturned
hini aiornid and ui.iilehiiii gVt down
on liis Inn Is also, and then his back
was light lowanU the closet door,
and I put the biuk beer sigii ri-'ht
against pi's elorhes. -He was a
latlin ali the tiine. au 1 said we U.ys
wi re as full of fun as they made
fem, ami we tohl him it wis asolem
oe.is.ou and -we" wouldn't ermit
no ievit.v, :!nd if he didn't stop
liltliin we eouldu't g.ve him the
gland luimi erdegree. Then every
Ihiag was WMy, and my chum had
Ins h iu I u) the tlo.et dinir, and
iwmie kyan iH-pHr in his other hand
and I ;-sked pa, in low bass tones.
If hel'eirast hough hel wnuted to
turn back, or if icpiadnerve to go
ahead and take the degree.
waruedjhiin that itwasjfull of dan
gers, as the goat was ghtaded for
l!Hr, and fold hi in he yet had time
to retrace his steps ifuo wantinl to
il said he wanted the whole busi
ness, and we-conld go, ahead with
the ine.iiagarie. Then I said to pa
that it lie had decided to go ahead,
and not -.blame- ns for the conse
quences to repeat after me I the fol
lowing: "Bring forth the' biimjier
and let hiin biinip." Pa mreieaied
the words and. my chum sprinkled
the kyan peierinthe goats mus
tache, and he sneezed once and
looked sassy and then he saw the
lager lieer goat raring up, and lie
started for it just like a cow-catch,
er, and Mated. J'a is ieal fat, and
he; knew lie had. gat hit, and he
said, 'IleU's-fire, what are you loys
doinT and theii the goat gave him,
another degree, and pa pulled off
the towel and got up and started
for the stairs, and so did the goat,
and ma was at the bottom ' the
stairs, listening, and when T looked
over the banister pa' and ma and
the goat were all in aheap, and pa
was yelling murder, and ma was
screaming tire, and the goat was
butting, and sneezing, and butting,
and the hired girl came into the
hall and the goat "took after her
and she crossed herself just as the
goat struck her, and said, "llowly
mother, protect me!' and;,. went
down stairs as we 1m.vs slid; down
hill, with both hands on herself, and
the goat reared lip and blated, and
pa and ma went into their room and
shut the door, and then niy chum
and me opened the front door and
drove the goat out. The minister
who comes to see uia every ; three
times a week, was jnsf ringing the
liell and the goat thought he wanted
to lie nisliiated too, and gave him
one for luck, and then went :down
the sidewalk, blatf ingand sneezing,
and the minister came in the parlor
and said he was stabbed, and then
pa came out of his room with his
suspenders banging down, and he
didn't know the minister was there,
and he said cuss words, and ma
cried and told pa he would go to
hell sure, and pa said he didn'icare
lie would kill that kusseil goat afore
lie went, and I told pa theiniuister
was in the parlor, and he and ma
went down and said the weather was
propitious lor a revival, and it
seemed as though an outpouring of
the spirit was alHtiif to be vouch
safed to his people, ami none of them
set down but ma, cause the goat
didn't hit her, and while they were
talking religiu with their mouths
and kussin the goat inwardly, my
chu and me adjourned the lodge,
and I went and sNiyed with him all
night, and I hain't lieen home since.
But I don't lielieve pa will lick me,
cause he said he would not hold us
- resMnsible for the consequences.
Ib-ordered the goat hisself ami we
tilled the older, don't you see
Well, I guess I will go and sneak
in the back way and rind out .from
the hired girl how the land days.
She won't go back on me, cause the
goat was not loaded for hired girls.
She just happened to get in at the
wrong time. Oood bye sir. Kc.
member andgive your goat kyan
pepper in your lodge."
Vance and ogn.
bogiui; hi his three lilavs". speech
in tin
.John Porter case, took an
entn-i-lv - 'uiual!eil . lor cccumoii to
st.ab the Sauth. In speaking of the -j
solid Deiiioeralic. vote jn favor of '
Porter,- be. s aiit. "This vote iiieails J
that tint side of the ch iiiiImi is
ready to re;torethose who pl.ryed
us false or aetne a fdse or acted a
false nart on our side during! the
war." j.
A L-iiii-iville V.mrin-Joiirit'il dis
patch, in spij,;k.iugof the language,
says: "At this .leinai k. Vance. 'f
North C.irolin , walked over to -the':
Kepiiblicaii idc. and .meetingi Lo
gan wh -- was ui his way to, the
cloak room, said:
'I'liat was a d d mean spe.ieh 1
'yon niij.de.. Logan." -
The I ittsr replied he did not in-.
tend for it to he mean; that he iis
perfectly sincere in what lie said..'
"I lid not wish to, be understood,
meaning to s:iy an, thing personal
ly disresMetful to'auy Senator.'.;; :
'X'evertheless y hat you did say
Lwas ;outehiptible." said Vaiu'e.
Yoiiniiist have fully understood
the im;ioi-t of your language. You
know very well that the Southern
Senators have taken but very little
if any part, in the Porter' discussion
to influence- anylKidy's vote i his
lehalf. The Porter ease was
brought here by two Northern Seie
atois. one a Deino.'-nit and, the
other a Republican, .'and we'" have
simply contented ourselves by vot
ing sis if suited us. You go out of
your way, sir, to attack ns becjiuse
we do u-.f cue' to listen to ysour
long speeches. It has'coine t ;i j
pretty pass, when ,-i Senator caniiot !
do as he pleases on this floor in tlr i
way of voting without'Jhaving fiis
motives impugned. Your sieech '
sir, was a bitter and wholly nnjus- :
finable one. and yoiu lnie in Vharge
totally unfounded." 1 1
The conversatioa was heard by
si-veral Seaatoi-s andlci'vated onite
-1 - - -
seiMition; i;.tl, Ioo-jh alM
Vam e;were get ting hotu nder t lie
collars, and had Snot a friend .r
Vance come along and locked his aim
ami led him off, the quarrel might
nave Terminated m h ows
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A Plucky Girl.
HOW SHE TUI El) TO roMl'EE A M.O I
t maki:yJiie.mauky jik
OR DIE." ' "'.- M
llit M-t'iit' wlu-re tlit .voiui;; V0'
Uliin, AllJl,rJtewart, of VilK-eimes,
IlKlianil. JIlliV IlOI fatlu-r ' vntrntnl
vomir, V..v,i t,.- - 1 .
JOHllg t't.el 111 Jill Illinois lltIe !
and to kin 4Ah, unless u. ,arril !
niue. must have been ,M hidk-rtMis i
- .v .,. iragu. i no serious phast
it- (... a. ' . mm.
ii was mat tlu
lOlll 111:111 llllil l.i.. :
uangiiter were, or "-it- .m- .w . i
, . V ...... t,!.-,
' V e,
" -'..- J " " ", - '
Wetzel thought they were, hi dead
earnest. When Mr. Wetzel said
he would not marry' her, be said
he must or die," and then made
for him, revolver in hand. Wetzel
grablwd the girl's father and held
him between himself aad the female
as a t-bield. Vet7e! wa' badly
frightened, wept and told Miss An
nie that "she surely could not love
him as she professed to, else die
would not Ik threatening his lite."
Alter skirmishing around the house,
Wetzel struggling w ith first one
and then another or his captors,
gained the door and liegaii st series
of feints and maneuvers- to 'escape
fro m nis tormentors. Annie Mas
on the aLrt, in front of whom Wet
zel managed to keep theiforih of
old stwait,tiU he finally got to the
gate, Mhen lie rled. the girl after
him
' A Colored Prophetess.
WHAT SHE HAS TO SAY AIJOl'T THE
' rnlir"" STAli IX THE EAST.
A colored woman, says the Wil
mington Star, who gives her name
as Lucy I lines, and says she lives
in the "County of Pender, North
Carolina, Scott's Hill, appeared at
the City Hall yesterday morning
and inquired, for Capt. l.rock, to
whom she told a wonderful story,
which showed that her .'mind was
seriously affected o;i the. subject of
religion, We oue-tioned her some-!
- I
what, apd in response she told us
that slit was the "Prophetess of the
Comic Star in the Hast;"' that the
'eoinicliiever made its appearance
untile was convicted of siirand
of a judgment to coine. and that
when she arose with glml heart
from her knees the star also arose
in the east. ie says the morning j
the circus arrived here the Lord told ;
ber she must commence preaching, ;
and thai she has been 'preaching I
eVersinc.'l On Tuesday, however,
the Lord fold her to come to town
and have her message" published
in the papers, which would save
her the trouble and inconvenience
if going from Iioiim- to house ami
proclaiming it. She was asked
what the message was, aad -she re
plied: -Come to me, come to me!"
i nar was an out. mums a iirigut, i
prepossessing, pleasant featuivd i
colored woman, apparentlv about
;5o years ;f a-e. and talks with '
good sense on all other subject
but that of religion.
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Good Farming in Pitt-
The Ci-ceiiville Kxpr-ess says Mr.
J. R. Warren, who lives on the
large farm of Mr. William White
head, near Marlboro, made 'Jl b iles
of cotton," l."7 birreliof corn. t
bushels of peas, and ninety bushels
of sweet pot itie this ear with
the assistance of three small boys,
aged respectively tea. twelve and
fourteen years, with an outside ex
pense ol !l,17. In addition 'to the
above, Mr. Warren has had to su
perintend.';! twelve horse farm.
This is what we call good fanning,
and if more such farming was done
in Pitt eoiinfv. she wi n! I ihae
soni;'f!iiug to br ig of. '
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Xew York.
!0H CLARK, JR.
BEST
S i X - C OR 0
-K(IU-
Maelihie or liand Use
THOMAS Ul-rfSEI.I. A 1 -
-itil.K AiJKNTS
I 1' -
K M SAI.F. BY
II :r :'e lladloy & C,
VI. SJX.X.
- - '-'0- - . '
& CO"
AO'sISTRATOHS' f.OTICE
Letters of Administration having been issued
to the undersigned by the Profcate Judge for
Wilson County, upon the estate of Nancy Ba
kef, deceased, notice is hereby given to all in
debted to said deceased to make immediate
payment, and to those holdinsr claims afrsinst
raid deceased to present them properly authen
ticated, on or before the 17th day of November
la, or this notice will be plead in bar of re
covery. DANIEL BAKEK, Admin,
A B beans Alt'y dccJMt,
kIeV7 jJEVlELRY ISlTlOME
R. B. BYNUM
Watchmakeu and Jewelek,
Moye & Naual'sOld Stand. TarboroSt..
Is now ojiening a choice stin-k of
Jewelry :f e-ery descriprion which
has just been purchased in North
ern .Markets at the lowest figures,
and which M ill 1k sold low. Call
and examine in v stix k and I guar-
antce to please von.
sep29-tf. " K. li. 1JVNITM.
"Till Transit Of Mis,"
AM)
PHICKS TO SI.'IT TliK TIMKS,
'"". AT
JOIIX J. MclNTVKK & JiRO.,
i -
and 1.17 Church Sr. Norfolk, Va
.- - . i : .
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Furniture, Mattresses. Looking-.
Glasses, Oil Cloths. &C.
i " - '
The North Carolina trade respect
fully '.solicited.
- ' dec.22-.'Jnio.
BUILDERS & VOXTUM T4IS
Work of any deseriotion iii our
i line done riieel.v and wit!rdipach.
i We respectfully solicit a -share of
: the public patronage.
I linch 3m? .
. nr. sELn.Yjm,
WHOLESALE
i Liquor Dealer,
; x "
1
No. 21 Koanoke Square, Norfolk. Va.
W'OKDRHM PltOJIPTLT ATTENDED TO AND
"ATwrAcrnw olaka.nteku.
sep2!Mm
NICHOLSON,
IJtSURASCE REAL ESTATE
AND
Loan Brokers-
, WILSON. X. V..
Have' established a (leneral In
telligence Olli;e and Agency for
the Sale, Purchase or Transfer of
Real Estate, and for the Lease or
Rent of. Town j Pl-operty.
We have now for sale some very
desirable farms in this and the ad
joining counties. Also for 1 lent a
n.iinbeiof residences and business
houses in the Town of Wilson.
Parties desiring comfortable
'. t . .. , .-
:-.""H,r :" 'l'tai srs seeding pay-
nig Hivestinpiits will find it to their
interest to consult ns. We will in
... .... ........
; the near future issue a Real Ksl ate
Journal, in which will be advertised
an property placed in our charge at.
nominal inf
lufoi niatioii cheerfiilly given and
all enquiries promptly answered.
'Loans negotiated at short notice
on Ileal Estate M-curity.
( 'oiresMond cnee solicited. e c'H-.'iin
T
V
r .
'S. '
vr
1883
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOP
l ILL STnJTED WZEKLV 15 PJG
tSI'lTKII TO HOY A AND ClKIJ-WlF FKOM Si
SIXTKEX YEARS OF A1K.
Volume IV. Commences Nuv. 7.,iSS.
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successful lievond anticinaiion. A. . i.m ii
liiir Post ' -
II hHsa direct nunv.iso. to which it s'Mtilily
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attractive, as well as more whoieuiie. - lfcs
ton Journal. i .
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Hittstiunrh tlait-lti-.
TERMS.
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i """'"
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pecimcn .py st-nt on receipt, of throe
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Viuiiur People for lMitf. :fi teiit; ponlaire. 13 !
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ent without the eiprew nler of Harper 4
inent
Hmther.
Addres"
HA It l'KK ic imuTHKKS.
New York.
A
MKKK'AN HOUSE
POKTSMOL'TH, VA.
MOST Convenient to all Railroad
Depots and Stejiniboat Ianding.
Rates: First Floor per day, $2,00;
Second Floor, pertlay, l,5il.
North Carolina Travel i Rtsieet
fullvSoliiitefJ. BROWN LEY SISTERS, Prop'.
Fel3-'i2-ly
HOUSE FOR RENT.
a iirrr.n , ... i... . . .a v r.tai ir.1 lt.l. j
ble re-iiilence on Tarburu st rcet. A pply tn
jafl li-St. J. Jl. CKEWS J.
! ifVi 'J
Z's i s-
5 : mLmmmma
J
1
fx to ;
MISCELLAKEO US.
j. g. mi
l3u-eS9ortoGeonreKeirt. ;
Dealer is
HAY. CORM, OATS, tilLL FEED
Peas. &e. -SimI
OalN si Specialty
132 Water Street, Norfolk, Va.
sep-JMSm '
B. F. MITCHELL &
i "EMISSION MERCHANTS J
Korthesaleof i,
ORX, BACON AXD
OTHEE3IEKCHAND1SE.
AND PROPKIETORS Or THE 1
Merchant Hour & Grist Mills.
DEALERS IN ' i
PEANUTS, GKAl, Kl.OUK,
FEED, HAY, &C. i
Consimiments of tVirn; Cotton. Naval Stores
ami other Merchandise Solicited. ' Highest
Prices obtained.
No.9and10X. Wateh Sthket. ;
Wilmington, X. C.
scpt23-iins I
ft". PINE & WALNUT MANTELS,!
UiiUliiiJS U. STEvElTS.
No. 49 Light Street,-
BAUTIMORE.
FARMER & BUNN,
Tarboro Strfet. Wilson. N. j 4
-WEKREP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a full liue of chdict Orott-rics ami t'onftt!tliii-
eriea ,
U'lJicii we are Keiiiii Ceap.
Mr. John N. Wester, of Franklin. i with the.;
flrin and will lie glad to nee friends. Oive us a i
call. dtcl-3mj
. DAVIS" & GILES" '(
attokxevsandcwnskllohsatlov,
nashville, n. c. 1 -j"
Hon. .1. .1. Davis-of Ixuisbur? nan formed a 1
partnership with E. 8. V. Giles for the practice j
; ot taw in iNBSti uount. Air. Davis will attend
1 me regruiar termsof Ja
Vash Su)eriorCoiirt.(
8ep8-ly
'Yonr' P.. P. (il.icsefs" arid save
eyesight.
I T Vni inO Mr Ri-Ia
-iu:ai.m. in -
FINK H A irilKS. DI.iMOMls,
IKN KI.It.Y. SlbVKK n AKK
Plain ;!! Jewelry. Uiiiss. Badgesl&c
Tin- l s i?!a. ciisi'ir, Vi.M eli-ek ;
et-rso!d. .tinciiean waH-lie iit.tln-'iuvri-t -'-iri--.
S-liil 'silver spo.Mis, fork's-fee..;'
elii iipci ili.'iu ever. Y or r1er Jlr'fS" R
initi il :n;.l vi lit- )iiuii)l I v m 'eiiiltd ; liv '
i. r' vouNt;' iuo. !
Hk i i.iii.i i.o Va
r
4!sjiiBifiiij-t i
lJL,E. O If ,TO.VIC
fe'FJ.U8LE H!L1. CUBE.. . .
The attention of Druggists and
.Dealers generally is called tohit-
' n. st .valuable melicine, which
vm lH U,VP tlK public and mecl
hf ,f "' 'HUsputl as tre
for 1-t.ver ind At tie.- IbJious.Hiid
U(.,llittiutr ,.v c.r ,,innb ChiHs,
Ki.xr.rti .Spleen, aiu" all dis-ases
.."!.'' .....i.,r;,ii ..r iiiinsnuicit
uroint; inii.i ijiii"" . .
.n.K. ft is no quack nstruui
or patent bmnlaig claiming, to cure
.ill .license.-, but only ucti a arise
from malarial poisons, which aire
very prevalent in Kastern Carolina.
Containing aK'erv valuable prepara
tion of Iron, it renovates the olood
promotes the apjieiit ' and is nij.-t
potent Alterative. Certificate-! of its
infallibility from mouo of our best
citizens will tie furiasliod upon apj li
cation, and ifit fail.- to -j-ive satisi ( -lion
when u-ed ai'-fordiiifr 'to direc
li'n. tlw uioi'.ey i ill lie refunded.
I '. c :i i d i mlV 1V -: '
5IKNUY.V. SliAXXtl.V, I
1 ri-rist ami Cheniist, i
it. .. t Centre St.,!
A r.Mrdt . ;i!(11hii-, N. i'.
v;i"Tlr? (VPs as well 1 er "nor.
lU'f'.ll 1". ! lllltA Vitepi-csciils the larg-t St.
cheapest a. sat'-t n'ld oldest Itetruler Lite lit
snraocc romrtiny doimr business in Wilson.
Cive him youi?busiri(s und he will siH-n l his
l'Miriov here uonjr vo l niarlT-tf
-' -" :
CON v WOODARD,
.lTilKNKV AT LAW. j
I 'V!l.si,. . .- J
: -'Cit'iiir, Wilsun. Wnviu'. llf;v
. i'ihii'i (lieen. Pit!" i.uiil Nils
C-Miijfii's. APiv .", ly - .
I IlEAI.EIt IX -
MpLK; COM MENTS. l.EIST0KS. TOMIt.
..- W. AMI 117. K.ST I Hl Kt'll ST.,
) p-.s: St. Paul's ( hurch.i
N " 0 I. K . V A . .
-:n:
" Vlltlrders .l'rniiiiily I'illcd HiidSalis
';' l:mranteed. - '. -
. iK-t IS-U!iii
HJonitz Hotel-
W.M. -P.ON-iTZ, Pi-npriftor. '
Mv hotel is now ready tu nccKintnodate the :
Travellltcr I' lt'l'c with tirsl'las riKuns and
tabic fa-'
nMini for onimerviRl
travclitT-.
. nov-24-ly i
NOTICE:
T'l.- claims of W. S. Anderson & 'o. hayii '
tnjeii placed in our hands tor collection. Par
ties iin!cl't-il to said firm are hereby nipit-sted
to come forward and make immediate pay; f
ment. I MS& Wr KM. KU. '. !
Nov-;tf AttornisLs j
'trriei''. -:. ii
THK rNUKllSIUN Kl, have form-
el a fo-iartiii'r-.lii) forthe jmu-tieenf I
liieilieiiif in tlit town if Wilstni ami j
arIjoininr country. Heturiiinr;thankH t
to their patrons for their liberal oat-! !
ronage, they solicit a cimtimiauce. t
thesanif. Office -on Nash Street ai
Txisite thf Cuirt House lately (itrui;
pnlby .las. i-j.w (Kniaru, J-., win-r:
one, or both may be always f'uml'i
when imt profi-ssii.nally en-rajril. !
V.C. l'KA(X)f'K,.M.l).,
W. S. ANDERSON, M D.
Jan!;s.-lv. i
j TJTJJtCELL HOUSE j !
S r UrM MivnTn- n- I!
X II JU.Hl.ftl ll.l, .
RECENTLY n titte.1 ami un.ler enT :
tire new management: Terms ?2,0 !
to.: 5,im IVr lav.
I-; li. li. I'EHKY. 1'roprieU-; 3
"' n ht) SPRI1IQS ;
If yon want the ,t IUhI Sj.riii
now in use. trv tuose made by J. (J
Rawl4 it Bro. Tney htv ruanm
teed tojnve ei 'res;itisfactio!i. Can
.rUP ..a, i...ta..i ... t,.
V INtVEBfVSBIETY
Is
Ur, ii.,. ,.? l1(.i. Vry ,,, " .SmBfJlMdDjg
Jan.! v ... -Youiu iiot tlo without i stop and j?et a Good Dinner, Sup
j thean. t;a;l for the Double 1 wiri . 1K.r or Breakfast. Board by the Day
lkrt i'iAifC matle by T j or Month. Prices very reasonable.
J. (J-. U.WVLS & lil.O
may 12 II Wilson. N. C
COME OP, COME ALL.
i . -
: L. :o:-
LIVERY STABLES'
-
STE1CTLV A FIESJ CLASS UIULIU STAHLi
Village -Carts, Tea Caits, I'A
Phatons, Top 'Phaetons, Toj . ag
gies, Dod Wagons, Centleipis
' V '
Koad Wagon$,. the Latest -xa ck
Harness, Gents Koad Iloi-seidso
Farm Horses and Mules wlcii we
offer for sale clieaj, ither' cash
.... . .. i ' .. ' .
or on time. IJoard-.ig rt e coin
I.
pletely kept in the
best ft le
and
by the
l most experienced hands a
wesf prices i-SU'ip. ' 15. M
at
fiie lowest jirn
Selbv will Ik oil hand -ithe time.
night ami da. to a Vud to his
frieiids. Trv him onernore
i
T..ii.aitv
Vson,'X. (.
, - -"
'ixrfid at Tvsoiis'
We are
Old Stables on ivt
side arkeof M
House
. i mayl2-rf
New PuiCi.:
1 New KlRU
KKKFFin HI Hil l i.
Vt ilson. N. V
Ma
ifactnrers of Carriages, Hfig-
tiles,
s, Wagons, Harness and all
i kimacif riding vehicles, which will
lie said at the lowest possible figures,
; Weliave now on liand a. nice and
selitt stock 4if w ork. Oucprhres are
j us km' as the lowest. 'He 'sure and
j i'sili on us before jbuyiiig. Satisfae
! tion guaranteed in every case. He-
"iring neatI' ana lnnil'tly'dne.
BKO. M.CKAPilN, )
formerly with ,
, Geo. Moyure.
K. 11. PICKETT,
formerly wfth
W(,P. OUlham .
No. "10 Sqitth Front Strkkt
WILMINGTON, WC,
Keep a Full anil well Selected Stoek of
(IKCfEUlES, TOBAtlOi ffhlKS.
AT -.
- WMOi-ESUE SND RETAIL. PRICES
GCAKAMEEB AS 1.W AC THK WwkST.
, jo:- : .- -
We sell lAittoii. Com. Naval Stort-s. Chick
en ttrjre and othtir Produce for our ciirttoin
era and chaore theni no comtiBssiou, and iruar
antoe tojfot them as much for .their product
hd any house In the city.. Try' i is.
CRAPOWX PICKETT
seit2J-liiio
For Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
Bilious Attacks, Headache, Cos
tiveness, and all Diseases of
the Liver and Stomach.
A.RB DECIDEDLY TITS MOST POTENT REMEDY
THAT !YN BE USiiU.
Tt l not hn lntoTiftlni lievernsp. anil rertatnlv
iVKUlilurver lie WthmI an 'iileanatit ..tittitiit. forl.
r'.lmllctitliri-.ili-nt-s Imt It Is trulv a Milua'.it- Famllv
T. .....i..i. . . i" r ... , '
"-., win. ii iiib m-.-ii u--u lor maul ,faril .y
lurie numbers jf nur ciliifti !i l!;e niot anlal.
tnj -succeA iu.ull'tlie Mi! coiiin:uiitH. Try It.
23 Ceata a Paper, or $1.00 a. Bottle.
W M . K. TIIORXTO ar , lnprlclor
BaltlmoijMtuyl
N-'e.,
i J
I
i S"K fog-vilina.
c not -weary you wifl
.zzMzllcs Ulliiig-how
3
5.
I., il. r i ij fr
. "r ,i"t
i
C -r lioF rnucl they make
wot win we ivjauxnc
an opinion as to it
.o give
'u.ilifcy.
it is mora important
. r you to fnd out: Whether
jo f,Lread is stroiir and will
ave you tiniG and annoyance?
7hethor it T7ilLrun on your
- v, ing Machine ? Whether
x 3 colors will match , all the
IiLonable shades, and wcrk
.' : li c n silk goods ?
' rhis only- posiible way to
r. ;vc at t-ha truth is to
. I W,BW
. ..ww-i inlitJlljlZUUnbELFl
rhy z call:
II-CORD SPOOL COTTOK
- !
VOU a AH BUY IV OF:
ATKINSON & WARREN,
"'"r' as1 'and Goldsboro Streets,
i ALSO JAMES Ti WIGC1IXS;
WILSON, N. C.
j 4
f , " ' .-. j -
niMAu BOOMS,
Ilespectfully,
j RIDDICK BURNETT,
mayo-ly . i Proprietor.
-.1 ;
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I
fart
H
rw A il E.
M 1 MAIN ST..
AM) -MAJ
:t nrMu:.
-BroAjn Gottoii
mi
HE AMI
Tbesejrins liave
since 1S4;. sev.
ments bave re
made, and tbtv
versalh4 i r .
very best in the
great lias been
that for the past
lias been iuipos
it. Fordesvrip
tenns, Ac,
' Jmi -'r-
'.'-
liOUtTlil-E.'
B A E RS 4KD
.TOJJAtO. GIGA
FRUITS- 'GTS; VINEGAR.
ciiEuttt,
;;2 1J Ord
Solieited and
SUIIHIKLV UP WITH 1 UK THiES!
Fruit Dryers, Cider M ilL, Apple
ami Peach ' Piirers, the -Skiunc
l'ngiues. the P.irdsall, the P.ixioii
a: .1 Kriebel Etiines. the ll;i!l, 'the
t'arver, the 'Van Winkle,
j'i'ott n See;i ! Mills, Hoise Powers.
Feed Cutters, Relluig, Cane Mill-, !!. ' " .
(Jueeiioft!itSoiitli'aiail l!ie Moure Couuty
Portable drain Mill-. Saw M .'.Is, the Acme, the .
i' Thomas, the lion Age and tin Reiner Harrows,;
(train Dill's. Yaier Ti acks, Swing Churns
j ( ;dlivators,)ii ;mdTvo Horse -Riding and
Walking bo;;dM u liiKi. ' Pinups, Mill l ixtiuvs. Moie Powers.
t -g-w-,.;,. nv (. fin-ulcv ;uid;Price;. it vviill'.tv u.u. Try A. ,r;. .
' Ad V: i:.. , . ' ' . "
, L. L. Pi;LK CO., '
: HALiEIGH, Kf . ol
III
show the liiit'sf.
I.l!!
ii ii
il l. i thai has (
est t V IC uf I' UIK ',
uirt
Kiio'.-li :ilii i Vi iH-i; "
slini'l 's. 1'n i- i'sX' U 1' '--
oii'ids Jut- 1 H'yfi-.i ; t -)
r ccs i'i il m i t i i hit' ' J
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Kosji.-
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: ' ' '-; ! ;! - ; - -
Lili-r;il aces; iimi!t- mi iMin. -
:ind Suiitheru prmlm-f.
.Kvn-iiles tii-jfi-s lo:,"! !.!r uu cii.t
Cn; ion .mil Piu!iim j'li.iii '.
Ebi B
i
ji:.ij;n in
Sashes. Doors tMmmt. Monl-linr.
Hu.dwRre.Fs.r.i hil fibs Pii'ty ;.ni
Nis. Hi W.Si Ii- M.r.kct SriMi-c .'v
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In order tli;i! oi
abli'il to itH-r:if ;
Kaw I5 di.s iind ol
f:f i:ii
; - Mi - i.!t -
i a-
them ilireef 'o
When they,oril-r
bo'ijfht for ewiistin
mer-i and I'lanlers
oMii r
!ie 1-v i
rt -s ptti.
-UiiJLiriy JL
t i.l niiu
.!-i-ti
. .. m
Li,.i,
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. eoii'i.h-t-.l!e.
and biiyiii-; i t o!i,i.!i!fiie;e is :il
fore send to p ti li: i :::;! mI!I
tilixe.rs and m w II
4iciii "A il Ifoiil
charges for freiui.:.
Stamianl liiands.
m for 1 M
iii-fhta i.m:s
Call on or address
103
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CUT
LER Y.
-NOUFOLK, VI Uil ma.
" March pith,
dm.
1 e e 11 in us -eral
improve:
oently b'e e 11
art now uni
nomiped t h e
market, .s
t h e tlcmaii 1
t wo seasons i t.
'Cijj - ' .-.i bio to supply.
turn, rimilars,
.vooress
iA!'Ni:s & CO-
E
U'UF-C.'TURIiiiG C 0 FEdT I 0 N E 3
iNl W 1 1 Old w . j n ) KA1.KKS IN
C 3R- Tf SOAPS- XC
NORFOLK. VI ao
Siitir-lact.iou.i itatrantcetl. "
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