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The Wh ho Advance A WKKKI.V OF.MOCUATH' NF.WSPA yr.K DKVOTKH TO THE MATERIAL, KIH t ATIOXAI., hU.ITH AL AXI AG RK ULTURAL IXTF.RKSTS OF KASTF.RN NORTH CAROLINA. I'ulili-hwl Every Friday Morning. I Julius Daaifls. Mitr "an! Pnpriftr. Fiidav Morning,' August 10 A Plank in the Platform. There lias recently been some discussion of the plank in the State Democratic Platform of 1882, upon tlie subject of the repeal of the internal revenue system. The resolution ;s in the following language: Resolved, That we are in fa vor of the entire and immedi ate abolition of the internal revenue system, with its attend ant corruptions." Now this language has been interpreted to mean that the Democratic party favors the repeal of all taxes on whisky and tobacco and aspires to be' known as the party favoring free whisky and tobacco, and this interpretation is insisted -upon by men who admit that one of the leading Democratic doctrines upon taxation is that the burden should fall upon those articles of consumption which are regarded as luxuries and not upon the necessaries of life. Our view of the position of the party in North. Carolina upon this point is that we de-j maud the repeal of the present system of internal revenue, in; order that we may be freed! .. . ... 4 ., . ,,. , - . ; It is very revolting to think from contact with the disrepu-; of a Ilie pretty and educated table agents who have been ap- white girl going off with an pointed to collect the revenue j ugly, uneducated nasty, black and who are constantly using j nigger; as it is said Cora San- . t . . ... (ford of hcelington a., has the system as a means of polit- . . , . .. ' - ; done ; but does not the publica- ical oppression and corruption. , tion of MU.h tijilu,s ten(l to Ve know of no prominent Dem- familiarize the idea and pos-i-oerat in good standing in his! bly render them more frequent? party who advocates free whi- HhorykCaroliniau. ky and free tobacco. There may now and then be found a demagogue who, desparing of reaching official station by means of decent and. respecta ble methods, has resorted to this bastard argument for the pupoe of deceiving the unwa ry. He has little following and he loses that Whenever the question is discussed in such a manner that plain men can see that he want to malre ; whisk v and tobacco free at the expense of the necessaries of life. We repeat that, as we see it, aU that the resolution means or was intended to mean, was that we are tired of the revenue ring, of the revenue s stem and want that repealed, while we desire that the tax upon whisky and tobacco be retained and collected by some less objec tionable method in keeping with the object of raising means for the .support of the irovern ment. Hy reference t the sixth sec tion ..f a resolution requesting our Senators; and Representa tives to use their influence to secure the repeal of the pres ent revenue system and - the modification of the tariff, pass ed by the last Legislature which was Democratic bv a considera ble majority we hud that the Democratic legislators put the same construction on this plank in the platform of 182. The sixth section is in these words: "These resolutions are not in tended to interfere with the application of the principle that it is just and wise to tax articles that are intended to be consumed as luxuries higher tlilill the m"css:i I ins nf lift anil the materials, impleme, ts' and machinery consumed or uredin prtMlueing, manufacturing and transportation." If we understand by the reso lution of issj that it was in tended to free tobacco and whis ky from tax.it ion and rely upon the tariff to supply revenue for the support of the government, we, in common with the great mass of Democratic voters in North Carolina, would be in fa-' vor of retracting those senti ments at the earliest possible opportunity. Unwise and Impolitic. and best energies to its success T,ie party visited Ringwood, Composed as it is of thinking, and its 1resent recognized po- i Henderson, Raleigh, Durham, sensible men it is not to be ex- - sitiouas the best school in the ! Charlotte and other places. pected that every member of state is due largely to his work i 'n"Y expressed themselves as the Democratic party will agree. It is (o MV that under .J being well pleased and say they exactly concerning every plank : management the school nijajre goinir to make investments in our platform. AVe must ex- contiue to grow in u-efulness ! i our State. Let them receive pectand be prepared to giveto: antl lmblic favor, and its effici- j a oordial welcome. individiml members some lati-; em-y will in no way be impair-! tude of thought and expression. ;ed. With the confidence and It is tlld on editor Maddox, As long as our party has in it , cordial support of a the ;!or the ' aHiyt.rs Solid ISouth, uch a large number of intelli-j1)leofthe comm:uiityf the love j that wheu he proved and was gent men just so long will of the pupil3 of accepted he said to his sweet- f.here t nitfrences of nniinmi i . - r in regard to the policy of the party, and it is both ; impolitic and unwise for any man or wet of men, to attempt to set up a particular standard and com pel every member of the party to give it his hearty endorse ment under pe:?altief.' of ex communication. We want, we 1 invite a lull and free expres-' A sion of opinion from all Demo cratic voters and we care ' not if they have slight differences provided they come together as one man in the support of the ticket nominated. Every Dem ocrat in the State is opposed to the set of worthless revenue fellows who infest the country; all want to be rid of them Now what isv the best plan? On this, point theie is a differ ence. We repeat that the 1 eino cratic party cannot afford to be hide bound. Its members will think for themselves and have, it may be, many and various opinions. As long as they sup port the ticket nominated with all their strength it does not matter if these differences do exist. The party has lived about one hundred years. It has always had men in its ranks who varied in their opinions. It always will have them. If we draw a line, "If you don't favor the absolute repeal of the internal revenue system ou are not a good Democrat." many of the best and truest Democrats in the State will be read out of the party. The at tempt on the part of some of the leading papers in the State to make the Revenue system the test of party fealty will utterly fail as it should. Life long Democrats will not. be; read out of the party by any such attempts and it is the height of folly to attempt to erect such-standards. A.' Revolting Occurrence; The query propounded is a very important one. If it be wrong to give publicity- to such revolting occurrences as the above the press has indeed been a powerful factor in tins wrong- .l"if. aml "Kht to take stelJH to repair all the injuries it has wrought. Ai for us we do not believe the practice of giving publicity": tends to render the repetition)!' these crimes more frequent It serves to show us ; that' we must educate the peo pie on a higher plane of inor als, and point out the dangers that are to be averted. No woman who has been educated we mean by the term educate '"properly trained" will so de grade herself It is the du ty of the press to teach by "object" lessons and we now have one in point. Proper ed ucation don't mean book-knowledge, it don't mean knowlege of Latin, Greek and -.French, .it means the elevation and jt he betterment of the people. That's what our people need that's what we must give them. -The woman refered to -'.is ignorant in . spite of her edu cation and should have been in an asylum. The' fact that she consented to live with the negro as his wife proves her insanity. All right thinking people will agree with us that sueh deiftented persons .ought not to be allowed unrestrained freedom. The speediest and severest punishment possible ought be visited upon the. ue gro. Principal Bruton. J The unanimous election of ',rof - Jo,m Hruton to succeed j Prof. Tomlinson as principal ! of the Wilson Graded School has been reeefred by all the'-one of them to come in, only to patrons of the school and citi- j learn that the man in it pro zens of the town with much! posed to keep it another hour. favor, and the action of thei Roard has been universally j vain. Wildly exasperated, he commended. Since the open- ! drew a pistol and killed Lim ing of the school Mr. Rruton ' self and then he didn't want has been the first assistant and I to ride at all. It seems strakge has, by his ability as a teacher j how easily some men can settle and deportment as a irentleman, ! their little grievances, won the esteem and confidence1. . of the people of Wilson, and j T,le -wiice ot sixty cipi they rejoice at his elevation. 1 talists from Pe nsylvania in During the two years he has been j our Statt mi an excursion this connected with the 'school he I week looks as if Immigration has devoted his entire time j -Uret Patrick was doing good. rMm.ipal iruton wi i upon his . duties under very pleasant auspices. We congrat-! ulate the school and town on the selection of one so eminent ly qualified for the work upon which he is to enter. The Je vgia Legislature m passeJ a general local w; t;Un law. Hood. ! The project on foot to estab lish a Mutual Savings Associ a tion in Wilson is one that ought to meet with much en couragement. If started: on a sound basis and managed pro perly it will prove a great blessing to our town, and espe cially to the working men and people of moderate means. The provisions of the proposed association are, in brief, that parties taking shares shall pay one dollar per month per share; the inoriey to be loaned out only to members at 8 per cent interest per annum to be com pounded monthly; the busi ness to be conducted five years or wound-up sooner if four fifths of the members desire. There will be no expense,except a small salary to the Secretary and Treasurer, and the interest recived will be loaned out as fast as it accumulates. About 150 shares have already been taken and it is hoped that all parties desiring to join the Association ivill attend the meeting, Friday night, August 17th. The Wilmington Star and Kaleigh News-Ubserrer, both of which claim to be" "leading papers," have been engaged in an unseemly warfare this week, the beginning of which when sifted to the bottom turned out to be "of no consequence." The News-Obsercer asked if thenar would abide the action of the Democratic Convention, and whether it would support the platform. The Star was insult ed at the question and pointed with pardonable pride to its past record. The News-Observer wow says it did not mean toofferany insult, but simply desired to know if the Star would support a platform, if adopted by the Convention, declaring against the internal revenue system. That's about four columns of controversy boiled down. There will not be "pistols and coffee for two." 'The war is. over. A truce has been declared. Let us be thankful. The Hickory Press has been indulgiugln some dog statistics. Placing the number of dogs at '400,000 and the cost of feeding them per annum at $10 each it runs up a board bill of $1,000, 000. Add to this 100,000 a year in destruction of sheep, and $100,000 loss caused by dis couraging sheep husbandry, and we have a grand total debit to the State of A1.20CM.HM ). Off set this by service rendered by one-haif of- the d,ogs at $1; per annum each, giving ).000, ,00o; then there isa balance of $1,200,000 a.rainst the dog.' The mistake in these figures proba bly is in the number of dogs credited -'with service, and in the amount allowed. The pro babilities are' 'that there is not one dog in fifty worth a conti nental foi any useful purpose What will the 'colored 'people of Scotland Neck say,: says the Com won wealth, , when they learn that- their Republican friends have given the l'ost office to John T. Briiikley, a man who says that lie is not a Republic in, and who siys that he only voted for one or two Republican nominees ? -.Colored people will learn some times that their best friends are not Republicans. The hand writing is on the wall the Republican pa-ty must go! . Peter Groot, a Chicago iron founder, wealthy and high-tem l-ered, went with his family to sail on the lake.but all the boats "ere engaged. He waited for He offered double price, but in heart: "I would be ylnrf if you would give me a .kiss." .Then, observing her blush, he added:,1 "Xot necessarily for inltlication. but :ts a guarantee of'gvHid faith." The editor of t'n v Hic".. ry I't rs? a lawyer, alls for a I ijo.liflfutiou ..f te'm. t .o Jury sys l'ivc Liousaud will about cover the number of victims to the recent earthquake in Italy. It was impossible to recover from the debris the bodies and give them burial soon enough and the pntrid oder of decaying bodies threatens to': add to the terrors of the earthquake the horrors of the pestilence. Senator Morgan, of Alabama, in an interview at Washington on Tuesday, said : "I have always had a very firm convic tion that Senator Bayard would one day be President of the United States. His statesman ship and his conspicuous abili ty lead me to this inference." The repeal of the Internal Revenue system means high protective tariff. Disguise it as you may when stripped of its coverings, trappings and ; paraphernalia it means noth ing more nor less than high : protective tariff. j The action of the Republi-; cans in Greene serve to again j show usthat 'eternal vigi- j lance is ti.e price of liberty." j You never catch a Radical ; asleep. They always need i watching. The Republican j party must go ! The Republicans pretend to have canvaed Ohio, and Foraker will be elected by 2, 335 majority precisely, no more, no less. The Democrats have canvassed and Hoaniy will beelected by 19,220 major ity. The action of the (Ireene county Republicans in electing lyon Moore, a resident of New Berne, Solicitor of the Inferior Court, shows what they will do when they get a chai ce. The Republican party must go ! The Asheboro Courier says ; the day is coining in North Car- j olina, and is not far distant,! when public servants will be ! too conscientious and editors" too independent to accept free j passes from railroads. Chester A. Arthur was ina r ried on 28th June last. The bride is Miss Lucy Conlestor. But stop. They are both Indians and the marriage occurred at Darlington, Indian Territory. In Western North Carolina there are fifty-nine peaks above G,000 feet, ninety-three between 5,000 and : 6,000, and 143 bo tween 4,000 and ",000, a toial of 29" above 4,000 feet. .!., Proctor Knott was elected Governor of Kentucky by 50,000 majority on Tuesday. The Leg islature is overwhelmingly Democratic. The Republican party must go! . Printers on the New York Herald have started a snbscrip-! tion for the benefit of the tele- graph strike. MISCELLANEU US. (NOXbSOREXY-GUSSS.) tllTtHEL-L'S EYE SALVE, A Certain, Safe and Lffective Iteinudy for wire, v eax and Intlamed Eyes, Producing j Lonp-Sightedness, and restoring the ! Sijrhtof the old. C'nre Tear Urojw. ; Oranulation, Stye Tumors, Ked 1 Eyes, Matteil Eye-iaabes and I'roducintr Quick He u?f and permanent CURE Also, ei)ually elficacious when usimI inoiln i j maladies, such as Ulcers, Fever, Sores Tu mors, Sail Kheum, Hums, Piles, or whert-ver ' intlamation exists, Mitchell's sat.vk mav be . used to advantage. Sold bj- all !ruirtri-ts at i mars Uroirn Gin For Salt. 1 5 row ii I otter for sale a good j"iton vim, on saws, witii a con denser attached. The yin is in "first ehiss condition, having ginned onh .Ti or ."in bales of cotton last season. The tn can lie seen by calling on Katman Flowei-s or the under signed. jul27 4t W. H. Gkk e, Adm. NOTICE- l'aities having wool to card,r I would notify them that mv cards will. Ik prepared to do first class work ly Ju.ie 20th. Wool shipped to me at Fremont will he promptly attended to. J. Soltiiakd, lviehardson's Stoic, juiil-2mo Johnson Co.; X. Hope well icarfennj, XEAE STAXTOXsnUKO, X. c. Thlsold school will !e re oK'iieil Wednesday, August 1st, as a thorough iriiiiary school for ovs ami yruts. lerins tor-tuition c W had on application to ol w.n. ward. jn!27 tf .r9l, Wilson, X. V BED SPBIlTaS. If you want the (-est lied Sriiis now in use. try those made by J. G. Eawls & IJro. Tiicy are fruaran teed to give en ire satisfaction. Can refer yon to inunners in town who are now us.ng them. Try tiieni and you vonld oot do without them, t all for the Double Twin bed -! up; made by .1. Ii. 1JAWLS & BK( V m X. c. Ot XmtBk7'17alTmtv, LEZ1IGT0I. IT. WILBUR R SMITH, LulnctonTlc,. W E A K ( y, W E . K EYES. w. tf'S lA 1 ! . MISCELLANEOUS. GREENWOOD k BELSMEYER, It Latest Styles of Fall li Winter M Are now in ;ind ready to le con verted into Pine-Clothing, 'such :is yon limy Older. Give . us ;i e;ill. Greenwood & Belsmeyer. Palapsco" rioiiring Mills, Cliili InIikI 177 1 i.rin;s 1774 uolls 18 Te,iflEBLArh. VCAGAMBRIUMraCo Tlih Coin:iuy owns and olenites three Mill , as li.llowe: Patai'sco Mill, A, it E'cotr Citv, Mil. P vTAi'sco M ill. 15. :it lialtiiiiore Md Patapsco Mill, C, at Oiange (ilitve, Mil. Having a il illy e.ippaeily ol' 100 liariels. ""f ' 1 ' " Manuiac n.e I Ir an Ma: viand -and Virginia Wliea'. iflelaateil lor its )iirit ami richiics of (i'aUen. Phosphates ami other nutritious propi'i-ties, Ask your (i nicer lor PAT A 1 SCO SUPERLATIVK,' PATAPSCO FA Nil LY, PATAPSCO EXTRA, CAPE H EXKY FAMILY, XOit'l 11 POI vr FAMILY, CIIKSAPFAK'F FX Tit A, BEDFORD FAMILY, ORAXOE (JR'OYE EXTRA. C- A. UAMBRJLL MFG. CO. ( '(uninci cc St., , ! Hei'i' S'iiteil by Baltimore, Md. ALi:. ii:HHNK. v W lson. X, ('. : - nriti aor Sale. a ii I oiler tor salv - my t'ar.ii sitil ited at Cedar IfocU. l'i:inU!in eoimty, X. 1 ("., cniif aininuf about lli'l acres. On t ! the Linn is dwelling together- with I out houses and ,ils store house ami j ;:n li.nse, aad is m a healt lt. neiyn hoi lion. I wilhood water and con jvenit ut to cliin-clic.-'.. thickly settled ; (-('11111111:1. 1 . and a-.ood sl;iiid lor a i store. 1'or terms a ml liirtiier pai ! I icuiais apply to the undersigned. ! .1. .1. PKAIiCK. au :.;im Cedar KtM-k, N. C CORtiEI f & GO'S BAR ROOM, ! !'ai-iMt-o street, itmmtr.es oid -stand. j We si re now iva.iv to act (.miiio-! date you with a drink of anv kinds j ot li(pior ; II t ters in evei ii i ii a re s:h- meal Ovs. j;lii3 ti" King's Mountaiu Higli Scbool KlXtiS .MOIWTAIX, X. c. ! .Situated on the Air Line U. ;.. j 3.'i miles south-west of Chailotte, in ; the midst of tl.e health and beauty! of the nioiintains. Largest lioard-.! injr school in Western Xortli Caro- I lina. Xo. of students last year M7 from live States. Average fiist nf board, tuition, and two suits ofum- orm wiru an other expense oer ten oi.tiw )no s:..,. i , . i : moiitii.s, joo. Send tor eatalo"iie w t "'"-lie.; ., " T. K, BELL, ! jUnneipai. j DaVIS & G-ILES, ATTOKNEVS AMI COUNSELORS law. Nashville, N. C. lion. .1..!. Davis, of Loiiisburg, l1;s lorined a part ncishln ith E. S. F Giles lor the practice of law in Nash. .1r. Davis will attend the regular terms ol X.-oh Siiierior Court. THOMASVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE. (In the I'ieilmi.ntstn-tion of X. MOO ft. atxive 8 -a level, i The2"th Annual Stsion lM-irins September 4, liv-vl. Full inri of sticrior. live teachers, inrlU'iuiir h nitessir ol music, "a tmlliant pianist." ai.y. a tine vo-alist. and Mrs. llein uart asntin in eharxe of art Extensive clee tic cours'. diploma.- lionest- exMnents of know leiltre rained. Chaivis moderate, climate de iirhtful. and water excellent. (uiparison with tust female schools invited. Hoard, ev erything included, and Kmrtish Tuition jlfio for H moriThs; For -atalo(fue, address auirllMt H. W. Kms hart. Pre. A. Card, Words are inadequate to express my dealt felt thaaks to the tbllow iiifl citizens oj' V,Imi;i lor the kind feeliiijjs i-xteiKled io nien my re cent misfortune : .m.;,ii. K. Bufliu. M. I)., A. W. Bowlaud. C. D. 1 Jell, I M.J., II. G. Wliitebead, .loseplms E. O nl- j I Hi';.. ' Daniels, II. K. STr..ii, .1. an!, and II. l".Miirra. . Be- jHi-:h.Ily, augli" 1; n. . W. M1SCELLANE0 US. 7 Public iM reqmewted eartfullp to motiee the nne ami enlarged Sctom te drxtwm Momtklf. tyCAPITAI. prize, 73.ooe.Jaa Tirkrt mmly i. Kkun In lr portion linsim - state lotiejv compaw. -We do hereby certify that we supervise the arraiureiiieota for all the Mootluv and Semi- Annual Drawinirs of The Louisiana State Lot tery Compaoy, and in person nianajre and con trol the brawltipa themselTes, and that the aanieare conducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all parties. and we ! authorize the Company to ue this certiflcata. i with fac-similes of our siirnatures attached in ' its advertisements." . Ctniaimiraen. Incorporated in 118 for 25 years by "e Iav- is'ature for Education! an. i.l Charitalle pur- poses with a capital of ti.UlO.Oiiu to which a reser-e fund of over iiO.OOO has since been added By an overwhelming Donular vote its fran- chUe was made a part of the present State Con stitution adoptcJ December 3d, A. DM 187S. 7Ac on?y Lottery err tuted uh mmd merged fry tk prttptt ntf S'ute. II never scales or postpones. ITS GRAND X1NGI.E NUM BEK I)R I.(iS TAKE PL CK MONTHLY. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A POK- TUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS 11, AT NEW OKLKANS, TUKSDAV. Auir. 14, lK-l8th Monthly Drawing. Capital Prize, $75,000. 1INI,000 TicketH at Fire Dollnro Eat-li Fractions, in Fifths in Proportion. list or PRIZES. I CAPITAL PRIZE I do do 1 do do 2 PRIZES OF im...... 5 do amo.... Id do lirtl a do 500 I 00 do 1 Ai 3 00 do i IIW 5 Ml do :) HM do 3, Si.'. ? 75.ul 25,000 10.UI0 li.iKW . 10,1100 10,000 - 10,(14 ao.ooo :.ooo 25,(110 ... S5,W APHKOXIMATIOK PKIZE8. A pproximat ion Prizes ol 750 fi.7 50 do do 5(10 4.5(10 do do 3311, 250 Wi" Prizes, amounting to f 0 Application fo.r rates to clubs should be made only to the office of the Company m Now Or leans. For further information write clearly, irivr ingr full address. Address P. o. Money Orders or Ueeistered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by Mail or Express to A. DAI PHI K, ' OrleaiiK, I. a. or Jt. A. DAI P1IIX, e07 Seventh St.. nanhiaKtan, D. t'. POUTZ' S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS No Rom will die of Colic. Boto or Loo F. f eh, if Fouti'd Fowdrrs lire used in tlnip. Foutz'8 I'owdemn illcuro riii'l prvvi in iumi iioi.iha. Foatx's Powdere will prt-vi-nt (.apk- ix F.mxs. Fomz's Powrtpre will im-n-R'-e the quantity of milk anil cream twenty per rem. ml make the Imtter firm and sweet. - -. . Foutz s I"o rler will eure or prevent nlinnst rm:T DlnvAHK to whieh Honw and sttleare wihlerl. ForTZ'B PoUHa w ill OITII SATlSFiCI Sold everywhere. DAVID F. FOUTZ. Proprietor. SALTILIOHE. MD. NOTICE, Tlie fi mi assets of the late Gi il fln & Murray have been assigned to me in trust to pay the ilebts of the coucei ii. Those indebted will take notice that immediate settle ment must be made. In my ab sence parties may .confer ' with Mr. J. A. Tynes, who has the books and papers and authorued to make set tlement. (J. W. I'.LOI XT, feblltf Tmstce. DUVALL 1 AUSTIN, I'mctical AicliilfctsaiKl Hnilders, j li.ive located in Vilson ami otter j their services to the public Plain, j Sn'C!lic.itiiiis and lOstiniates cxe ! cured at .short, notice, in modern i.st,Ie and taste, l'aiti-s desiring to build would do well to call and j get our I u.s ami Plin- i With 1.7 vear-t- experience, we j think we c;m .-n n anree satisl.ict iiin j in all case. Wc in ike and keen on hand at all times a 'la rye 'piantity 1 of I.Hek. which we will sell at prices in keeping with the times. okkick-Ovci- c. a. Yom. I.im . tf.re. niip isite ISriirs' 1 lttel. JtVAI,li & At;sTIN, ly Wii-on, X. C. Valuable Land For 'Sale. I now otl'ei- lor sale, on reason able terms, two valuable, tracts ,ol land, one situated in the suburbs ol the town of Wilson, ami the oth er situated two miles from t wn. The tract adjacent to Wilson is very valuable and there is no doubt but that in a lew years, it will command a jiood price as town lots. 1 heie are -42 acres in this nlot. I nearly all of which is cleared. Tlieiv :u e on this laud lour thous- al" -nv in-ai in peiicli trees ot the earliest and. finest vaiietv. The shippiifg ol teaches to northern markets, would in a few veais net enough to pay for the entire prop eu. l neie is not, anxwlieic in Wilkin county, such a jjcod chance lorn man to invest m real estate The otner tract is situated two miles from Wilson and contains 1!)74 acres, of which only tweiitv acres are cleared. The balance is well timbered. For ternu &c. Applv to S. B FARM KB inula tf Wilson. N .'(.;.. IsTotioe- t. i i beard ol county .commission o . . , eis W1 meet on the Iind Monday in Anyust to revise the tax li-t and valuation reiKiited to thein, and complete the list by computing the tax payable, by each iersonand af AT fixing the same opposite his name, i Parties having my complaint to make are notified to apear before i i ne iMiaro. . 11 "i W. F. MEBCEB, Ch'ui- lioaid. .it REMOVAL. J. G. Rawls & Bro, Have removed their stock of fine Jewelry, Clocks, &c to their store on Tarlion) Street. They Will keep on hand, at all times, a large stock of the very liest goods in their line, and will do all kind of Repairing at short notice and in a workmanlike manner. Wedding aud Engagement Bins at short notice. We make a sjm"-. cialty of Orders bv mail nronintlv att ink-1 t. e solicit a contiiiii ii. c ltr.ni ige. J. G. RAWLS & BRO., t'.II'lr .in ., W ,1 .. 4i t if U MISCELL'ANEO US ML ESTATE liOlTJHT AND SOLD. LOANS NEGOTIATED. FIRE AND LIFE INSUKANCE Plac ed in tiik Rest I ' " . - - ' I American and English Companies. ! ',; '." ijy isurante, Reial Estate, AND LOAN BROKERS, WILSON, X. C. lielow will be found a partial description of some Keal Estate, which we offer for sale and rent : LOT IX TOWN OF WILSOX. On south side of TarlKiro St.. containing of an acre, dwelling with four rooms aad larye kitchen attached. (Jood water, convenient to the business part of townand to (he school.'. Price . . FOli BENT, Oltice in rear of Court House s.itare adjoin Injr the office of O. W. mount. ' ONE STOKE. In town of Saratoga, Wilson Co., N. C, corner lot. (Jood stand for business. Price r00. Terms . cash, balance in- 1, 2 and three veais. . NINETEEN ACRES. In the town of Saiatoga, frame dwelling, four rooms, four tire plac es. Stables and other out houses. Good water. A good portion of land in cultivation, balance easily taken in. Fine location for a mer chant or physician. I'rice l"00. Terms, -j cash, balance in 1, 2 and 3 veais. LOT IN RINGWOOD, ilALlFAX COUNTY, N. C. Contains acre. Dwelling, three' rooms 10 x Is, lathed, plastered and painted. Two fire places. Piazza. Kitchen Nice paled yard. Doc tor's office 12 x 10. Stables, bam and buggy' -shelter. . Garden and a No. 1 well of water. Now owned by a physician, doing an annual practice of $2,000, , who. wishes to retire from the practice of medicine. This is a bargain, especially , tor some doctor, as the present owner proposes to throw in his good will, influence and extensive practice. Undoubtedly one of the liest loca tions in. North .Carolina.'-'- Price' 1250. Terms cash. LOT IN TOWN OF WI LSON, Situated on Greene Street, in one of the most desirable portions ofthe town. Contains about one and one eighth acre. One story frn in dwelling with four rooms,; kiicani and necessarv out houses. Price $2250. FOB BENT. , A two horse farm about 7 miles from Wilson. .In fine-state of cul tivation with good houses. Will Ik rented next year to a good farmer able to furnish himself.' TIlliKK Hi:.M)ltKI) ANIi TWK.NTV ACUKS Situalol in Halifax conuly. . C, 7). uii es South of Littleton.M thriviuir town i.ii'tlu- it. & O. Ijm It., not fur from (Ini-rf.rt' ., .1 .... I" i iik: 1 1111 lux l-ll riMO'll I IH-H owini.u; 11,0s. W. Han-is, Ksg. 1j,i1 ler.i.,-. yi-ain we... Kiniiieiitly uimpteU Io the incsiii) 01 ix-acnes anil other fruits for sliloiuii' 1.1,1- 1NIHI llml ..I .1... ..I . . ' . I finiiii:jiif coiioti, corn. tobaciM ntnl vi.,,,11 ; - pini-e cicui'ini, Laianc ....i ini.i.i i. ecooii very lua thful. Water .. ............ run- 1-oaiiH, wm, superior so, in i-"-JJf."V? lucaiiotiai a.ivtiuia!.'. s. I'ni-e iKi linns eash, liulitiu-e 111 one utiil two years. LOT IN THKTOWN OK W ILSON. Situitti-d on tlie corner of (lol.lsts.ro unit llarncs 1 street. Siy.e Km x L1 fin-t. ( ontairis a comforlubic two story framudwei linir, atul a law ami well arrauxtnl store or husines house. A K(mk1 stanii tor tiusiiicss. near tin centre of trade. Price f,m. VALCAHI.R MILL PKOI'EKTV ,,.Wm.uT "d'iu and six' acres of land on llilf Hshinr Creek, in Nash county, N. ( r,w miles west , Whiiakers, on the W. & W. 11. It. I he Mill House is M x 4(1 feet, three stoi ii-s niifh, with rock dam and tine water power. Ca acity for RinniiiK W) liali-s c-otum ih.t sea son, and (frindinif to 18 bushels corn, per hour. All new i.niit in ii r. .......... u'. ... wiii. terms -ash, Italancc it, one un.l two years. t . Fr further description of above and other property call and see Beal rotate Begister of DEANS NICHOLSON', jul.v (My. . Good Opportunity For -an enterprising newspaper man. The Wilson sittings with good will, .subscription list, .loh office, line patronage in tine field just at the opening of the busy .sea son. Apply at oifccc or you may J lose a bargain. . G. W. BLOl'NT," jiilyl'O If Mortgagee. SEND YOUB OUDEUS- 1 TO , , McGraw & Nnrney, FOR GINGER ALE. SARSA PARILLA, AND LEMON "POP. The nicest Spring and Summer drink going. They nic manufactu rer of that drink, and they guaran tee their prices and goods. inar2.;tf WILhON, N. C. ALBE-RT FiJUIJflE, TAKBOEO SLriEXT HOIIB TO.fflCUSS'. Wilson, N. C, Dealer iu Doors,Wiudows,Blinds. Lime, Hair, Plaster and Cement. AH at Bottom Prices, forCash or Barter. Parties needing any goods iu this line will please give me a call.' , octG-tf JLeiri Washington, RL'ILDING MOVER, KlXSTON, NoKTH CAKOt-INA. Is rep;ired to niovi- t millings of M i.i- ill short liolii-i-. All ol- ders promptly ait ii;'.. d i. . ' -i'Dg3 ij ,-'.. . . Insurante, 09 J MISEL LANE0 US ' 4TI1E ' Cheapest and Best 1. 'si in' now receiving ItOAM i WVVS vi'i : t. i ....ii ..i...... .1.1. i .ii UK II 1 III IM"I I" .!.- in., inv viiu't I wilt sell vim :i . . . .. 1 i- . t tried -ana proven io oe iiim i.i-, W. Edwards' Stables, Wilson, N. C aug:i ;'.ui A r hav( in sloii- ilui'ilf Mag-nolia C: " - :v ' Stonewall AVE M AKE A SPEt'I ALTY OF THE e well and Ston jij1 i v n And will seil them on the 'most reasonable and sat isla.itui teiins. W, also have Ball and Brooks Presses, .and the cehdnated Bciislcy Vn Press, and are in position to .furnish any. Gin and Press made, at timim. fact nrers prices. - Cot Ion Gin Feeders and Condenser, Descriptive cii'i'Mlars mailed free on applical ion Io : lionnhrr. Harm t aii:itf. NOT THE lh( liesi Ihil II never chokes or breaks t he Boll. It picks the Seed ('le:in. I! I.'UIIS Ljoht. B fiiiis Fast. II -Makes ;i Fine Saniple, It is Ful! Giiaranteeil. We id. mi furnish Gin Bibs or oila : k jtairs for an iiu, and kcc on RnhUvv and Leather Bcliuy. Luhricat ma; and Spindle Oils. Gam and rfsbesfos iiin Circulars FiiruiKlio on Application (ju 7). (ireen A: Co. HIE IIUEIlill -CflffB (i! Manufacture four tIes of their epial. For sale by " Gins' and " mini. "I ." i ' - THE BEST GINS Mw fh filial. The Frichin. and For sale 1 1 v Or Geo L. Tonn ;7. . auglO lui AD VER TISEM A'A t:o:- large lots ei' ail kinds of AMI 11 VHMvSS, v. ..v. cm i m 1,111 Hint e Jm sikhI. chcan biiir"-v' Tlmv ii...... 1 Mi, linn, i on,... t.. ....ii i Be sure to call buggy.' Thev l.. t ii . .. ,r Be sure to call on me in front ofY '. ". A I.I.KN iiw and will i.vi j, u M'nscn (In' lolltnviii rowi? PRATT, " 1 ett -. - G'i us, 711 ii ICraiirii A II ad In. .'--.'-' Agents, Wil v'l. CHEAPEST, Coll (to Gut .Md Parkin"'. i -lialleiigcs the world to pi" sniifl .V Oo.. WILSON, X.k ON THE MARKE SSah i-ii, The (i)a l?tml!r riillej. anirl fk WILSON. -v Scr - : '
The Wilson Advance (Wilson, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 10, 1883, edition 1
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