TiieWhonAdvakce
A WIHCKLY DEMOCRATIC XEWEPA
"VeR DEVOTED TO T1IE MATEBIAL,
EDUCATIONAL, POLITICAL ASD AG
RICULTURAL INTERESTS OF EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA.
NATtOMAL am UAU
JOil.'i Ci. CAULISLE,
Si'kakkr U..S. House of Rep-
KESESTATtVES.
The .uibjfct of thin sketch was
horn in Campbell (now Kenton)
county, Kentucky, on the .r)th of
tiopt ember, 18:55, and bis early life
v.-as devoted to preparations lor the
fulfillment of his ambition to be
coiim a lawyer. He taught school
for a time before entering law
office in Covington where he stud
lod until, at the aj.'e of twenty-three,
he w-na admitted to the bar. He
at once built up a large and hhc
cMsful practice by his faithful at
tention to the .interests of bis cli
entage, but r.t tho end of four or
five years of this legal drudgery,
lie. concluded to enter the political
arena, with tho remembrance that
Kentucky h:id been furnishing the
country with her Clays, her Crit
tenden's, her Marshall and her
Forsyth oh. He was elected first to
the lower House or the" State Leg
islature iu 1SG J, and to the Senate
in IECm, and again in 1869. In
both capacities he took rank at
on ee as an earnest and forcible de
bater, and especially fo upon ques
tions .concerning the politics of the
country. In 1S71 he was elected
Lieutenant Coveiuor of the State,
holding tlnit position for lonr years,
llo was one of Kentucky's delega
ti.iii ro the National Convention at
New York which nominated Mr.
-Seymour, ami-' was an alternate
Presidential ( lector for the State at
large 'in 1870, when Mr. Tilden re
ceived its electoral vote. He enter
ed the XLVth" Cot gross at a "time
when t!r 1)( iii'M-rats were in coii
ti'i.l r.l the Iloc.se for the second
time since the close of the war and
u ; one of the Coinuiitteo of Ways
:md Means gained the most implicit
cuulideiice of his fellow-members
by Lis intelligent discharge of du-
tv and his clear conception of the
legislative .needs of the country
lie ha acted npou this committee
during the whole of his Congress
ional career, where he has exercis-
- e l that efficiency and zeal for the
i public welfare that have character
I' izt'd all his public acts. Mr. Car
i lisle is a very " conservative man
; careful in reaching conclusions,
: jhat possessing positive convictions
and thoroughly conscientious and
8reaili';ust in tho discharge oi
duty. He is a hard student, with
a ju.lii-Ial cast of wind ami a
k ;,mvh'lge ol'.j; llaii s rarely equaled
in men of his years. .The present is
his fourth term in Congress, repre
.seining the Covington district, just
si cross the river .from Cincinnati.
'o bi".itli of suspicion or jobbery
. ever attached to ins name, aud his
sidiiiiuistratiiMt of the Speaker's
oHice i cei tanr to be characterize
e l by modeiatioii aud wisdom. In
u-attc:.' of jottical economy there
i . ln.b ,l)!y o member of the
Iioii: o b. tier 'informed. In bear
ing and tnaan. i- Mr. Carlisle is lig-
ii. it. l and coarteou but always
j.iaiij and uuts-'t1 iisivj:.".
i " ' " '
, Bishop Watson.
The iCpicopal Convention
v.hieb mv.t in New Berae last
week named the new diocese
the "Eastern Carolina,", and
t'lei-lert Kev. A. A. AVatson,- of
Wiiminsi'ton, Bishop, without a
dissenting, vote. IJishop- Wat
soa wr..H horn in New York,
reared in the Presbyterian faith
but afterwards joined the Epis
copal chii it'll. 1 lo studied law
and va.ri admitted to th? bar in
JNevv York,' but shortly aban
doned tho law to cuter the min
istry. I a i.S.'Jij he moved to
North Carolina and taught
school in the Albemarle section
anu Dccarao m succession rec
tor of Grace church, Plymouth,
St. Luko'i?, Vvashington county,
and Christ church, New Berne
and then to St. James, Wilming
ton, wiifre jie Jias made a repu
ration as a learned theologian
mid csnsceiated servant of God.
lie 1. MS-r live years old, but
is yju;r looking, active and
,hauany more years before
"chuvcli and State.
A fresh sejuidal has. broken
out iu Washington, and it is one
that will touch the heart of the
American people. An appro'
priation oi &suv,wj was secur
ed for the Checokee Indians at
thev last session of JGongress,
Ex-Congrcsman Phillips, oi
Ivansas, carried the money out
to ike guileless aborigines.
Wheailie package arrived it
w&s found to be $22,500 short.
Phillips explained that this
amount was necessary to secure
the appropriation, .an'd he made
the appaUiag declaration that
the money had been "divided
between Secretary Teller .and
Senator Dawes. There is troub
le ahead for Phillips.
In Indiana a debating society
is discussing the question '.'Are
duaes Liiman ?w It is held
that, even if the darwinian the
ory be true, it does not work
both kvays. Lien may ' hare
sprun.
from monkeys, but mon-
Keys never sprang from men.
Published Every Friday Morning.
J9sep':i3 Daniels. Efltor and Proprietor.
JL P.. UAB-DY.::;;a;:;:General Agent
'Friday'-. Morning, December- 21
f"-" : a: f i
-,r -i : x Er-?' . - & -s
..' ' ' X -.- . .'
, The country would go Epeedi
ly to the bad if there were no
mS-nrv-rif-D- nartv. They are ab-
solutely essential to the preser
vation of li oerty ana xo an uuu
est administration of public af
fairs. The New York Herald,
which has never been accused
of having any love for the Dem
tin Twrt.v hit the nail on
the head, when it remarked, the
other day, that the Republican
Dartv had never since the war
done anything in the public in-
tprost. ftXRfmt when, forced to n
by the Democrats.
The law ought to be so amend
ed, says -the Washington Ga
zette, that when a man makes
an assignment in businesss, the
stock of eoods should not be
thrown on the market and sold
at retail at ridiculously nomi
nal prices to the detriment of
other dealers who are endeavor
ins to do a legitimate business
by selline goods at fair prices
It is enough to paralyze busi
ness and it seem to us that there
ar rroditors enbUffh to suffer
losses without making outsid
era share it.
The New York Herald says
that Senator Edmunds has wise
ly introduced a bill to abolish
the ironclad oath, and it ought
to be promptly passed. This
oath is a relic of war legisla
tion, which has not only out-li v
ed every reason that prompted
its adoption, but it serves . to
keep up a discrimination which
has become - unwarranted and
invidious. It is high time that
this distinction between North
ern Southern public men be
swept away. Let the same oath
be administered to all alike.
Gen. R. B. Vance is reported
by the Charlotte 'Observer as
saying that he proposes to in
troduce a bill to change the
mode of collecting the tax on
whisky and brandy. This plan
will dispense with gaugers,
storekeepers, etc., and provide
for a collector in each county,
who will sell stamps just as in
the case of of the tobacco tax.
We hope something may come
out of it.
There have been 307 failures
in the United States and CanaHa
in the last sixty days, a much
larger number than ever betore
. 1 1-1 1!
in tne same iengm oi ume.
Over-trade and over-production
caused it.
Vanderbilt gave a ball last
week in New York that cost
100,000. .:' The guests were
worth five hundred million dol
lars. "None but the wealthy
can afford it."
Mr- VauBuren, late President
the United States, in 1849 when
writing for a fresh supply of Beck
with's Anti-Dyspeptic Tills, says:
'They have now lor eight years
saved me from the necessity of
emnlovincr a physician on a single
occasion;" and, when writing from
Rome for afresh supply, says: "1
cannot trust myself anywhere with
out them." nov23 Imo
Important to Young Men
The next session of the renown
ed Commercial College of Ky. Uni
versity, Lexington, Ky., begins
Jan. 8th, 1884. Total cost to com
plote Full Diploma Business
Course, including Tuition, Books,
and Board, S86. Time required 10
weeks, Literary Course 'free. Tcle
trrapby tauaht. 5,000 successful
graduates. ou can begin at any
time. No vacation. -For circular
address ' '
Wilbur It . Smith, Ky.
(Next Dw to Branch & Hadley's.)
Is at his same fHwul this Fall
WITH A LARGE STOdC, whfeh he
oilers to sell '
He Ha Dry Goods, Notions,
Hoots, Shoes, Groceries, &c., ;'&c.
Call at his store, aoid j f yon don't
ee what vou want
CALL FOR
and he will furnish yoiL
tW Store full of Goods, which
I I16S011
tCall
gains.
early and
secure bar-novO-Sni
8 DOLLARS
Will secure a policy for f 1,000 in
the Home Mutual Life Association
of Pa on condition that the insur
ed pay auauall.v,
u for the net succeedinsr three
years, and thereafter aunuaily.
2 during life, together with the
mortality assessments, graded ac
cording to age and number of death
losses per thousand members.
If yon.vrish to. take out an insur
ance policy ou your life, or act as
agent Xor the abov6 company, write
to E.Y. PERKY,
Office No. i. Mahler Building,
BOV&3m Raleigh, N. C.
HOUSX JJ3D LOT FOR SALE.
I offer m.T two -storv brliik .riwnllincr. trith
ose-tard of Aaecre 4ot. b tia umcr r
j bl tOTU- app o
- J.A.UUVALL,
or O. W. BliOCRT, Att'y .decH n
Oieapli'teli.
I11S
J
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY1
FOR PAIN.
BeUerc and emvs
EHEU3LLTIS3I,
Neuralffla,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
BACKACHE.
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
SORE THROAT,
QCI" ST. 8WELLISGS.
Sorenm. CsU, Braise.
FBObTEITES,
DCBKR, W1UW)
And ail other bodily acbea
and pftlna.
nrn ceits bottle.
Sold by H DrorrlsU
Dealen. Utrecuooa u U
languacea.
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.
IHjih M. b
If. J.
WIESAIE & -RETAIl GROCER
LI
fOld Stand)
Opto M Mil,
1 have on hand
Groceries, which J.
a fall line of
am selling at
prices to suit the times
the only Wholesale Liquor
in town I am offering
Being
Dealer
Great
ts
To 'dealers on goods m unbroken
packages. It will be to yoar inter
est to give me a call before buying
elsewhere. nov9 tf
WILSON NURSERIES.
Choice Fruit Trees, Grape Vines,
Strawberries, &c, for sale at re
duced prices. In order to close out
all my large stock I will sell during
the present month applo and peach
trees at 10c, mulberries at 13c, and
other stock in proportiou. Send in
your orders or call and examine my
tock. Those wr-o buy largely will
bo favored according to amount of
bill. Address,
C. W. Westbeook,
decTU Lock box 152, Wilson, N. C.
:o:-
I am prepared to furnish the best
brick, in anv quantity desired. 1
have a few pressed brick for hearths
and backs ot chimneys.
C BARNES.
GBiST MILL!
r-?o;
My Grist Mill for grinding corn
is at work every day, Am pre
paredlo furnish fresh ground pieal
from new corn at the regular jnarK-J
et price, in any quantity desned.
C. BARNES
PLANING MILLS.
'.' - --.vo;
My Planing MiHs are in constant
operation, and 1 aw pp-ired to
furnish rough or prepared Lumber
at short notice. W ill deliver it
anywhere in town without extra
charge. Give me our order and
I will guarantee to please you.
C BARNES.
KT0TICE.
Under and by 43 of powers of
sale contained iu mortgages execu
ted by G. H. Griuiu aud wife, JJ. P.
Griffin, to H. G. Connor, (registered 4
in the office of Ilegister ot Deeds
of Wilson comity in book No. 16,
page 217, and in book No. 17, pages
167,108 and JG9) and by the said
II. G. Conuor assigned to me to
gether with alfkis ragUt, title aud
interest in aud to the lauj ft said
mortgage conveyed, which assign
ment is recorded in the office ot
said Ilegister of Deeds in book No,:
20, page 142, 1 shall sell for cash, at
public auction, at the Court House
door in tlie ijoxxn of AVilson, on
Monday,, the 7th .day of January
1884 the parcels or lots ,0' land in
said mortgages conveyed, d.cribed
as folio vs: One lot or parcel ol'Jaud-.
situated i 11 the town of Wilson on
Goldsboio street, adjoining the lots
of Farme& Wainwright and oth
ers, being thu JojtD.n which is situa
ted the carriage and jya'gon factory
lately occupied by Grifiiu & Mur
ray and how occupied by Win.'
Murray, with all the buildings and
outhouses on said lot used 411 con
nection wjt-h said carriage factory.
Said property; is now rented to Wm.
Murray till Dec SJtjt, 1884.
' Also a certain lot ailjoinujg the
foregoing and the lots of W. N.
Hackney and N. B. Herring and
others, now occupied by Mahala
Artis.
G.W.BLOUNT,
novSO tt
, Trustee.
NOTICE,
Tlie undersigned having this day
been appointed collector of the es
tate of the late Redmond I). Wells,
pending the litigation incident to
the admjssion of said deceaseds will
to probate, this is to notify all per
sons indebted to said estate to make
immediate pa jment aud settlement,
and all persons holding claims
against said estate are hereby no
tified ito present them duly authen
ticated within the time prescribed
by law or tlys notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery.
B. Hf VJiSTEIi.
Davis &'Giles, Ait'ys. ' irov30 Gt
TOIL SALE
I have two fine imilex, good work
ers and sound in body, a wagon and
harness and also buggy aud har
ness which I will sell at a bargain
if sold at once. Apply immediate
ly to
W. O. GOKHAM.
nov23tf
Wilson, If . C.
Just received fine lot of oran-
ggs, apples aud cabbage at Ford &
Co. '
t . T iii i J
lams,
ODOR
DEALER
linen
CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000
-We do hereby certify that wo raperroeuw
arrnremenU for all tno monimy ''".'-''' :
AnmS Drawing of The Loatoiana Wate Lot
tery Company, and to person manage "d.?":
trolthe Kawinga themeelvea, and that the
Mmeare conducted with honesty, f"
?T- .. twnl all narties. and we
with faoiimiles of our signaturea attached In
its advertisements.
Commiasieitent .
U3TPnECEDEJITED ATTEACTIOK!
Orer Haifa Million IlrIbtd.
LOUISIANA STATE "LOTTXET COIPAXY.
Incorporated in 1868 for 7" Zl5; Yuf
l!aturefor Educations! and CnantaDie pur-MeeS-with
capital of ti.OOO.OOO-to which a
27, Ttuni of over J530.000 has ainoe been
By an overwhelmtngr popular Tote Its fran
chise was made a part of the present StateCon-
stitution adopted JJecemDer so, jv. u-,
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will
take place monthly It never scales or post
pones, look at the following Distribution -ItKtrd
CSrand SlowtMj
AND THE
Extraorfay Seii-imal Drawing
At New Orleans, Tuesday, December 18, 1883.
Under- the personal supervision and mana&e-
Gen G. T. Beackeoabd. of Louisiana, and
Gen. J OBAI. A. EAJM.Y of Virginia,
Capital Prize, $150,000.
t-NOTICE Tickets are Ten Dollars only
Halves, to Fifths, 3. Tenths, $1.
LIST OF PHIZES, .
1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF $150,000..
..$150,000
1 GttAND PRIZE OF
60.000
ou.uuu
30,000
20.000
20,0t)0
20.000
25,000
30,000
40,000
60,000
50,000
1 GRAND PKIZKOF
2 LARGE PRIZES OF
4 LA KG E PRIZES OF
33 PRIZES QV
50 "
100 "
ax)
600
1,000 "
30,000
io,ono.
5,000
1,000...:..
600
300
200....
J00.
APPKOXIMATIOS TRIZES,
100 Approximation Prizes of $300... .
100 " " 100..
100 " "5...
$30,600
10,000
7,500
279 Prizes, amounting to ..fS22,M0
Annltmtlnn for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office of the Company In New Or
leans. For further information write clearly, give
ing full address. Make P. O. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES and odlnfl.ryletters by Mail
or Express (all sums of $5 upwards by
Express at our expense) to
M. A. DAUPHW,
ev Orleans, La.
or M. A. BAVPHIir,
607 Seventy St, AValilSfton, ,D. C.
notice;
By virtue of a decree of the Sq
nerior Court of Wilson county, ren
dered on the 16th day of JTovein
ber 1883, in the case of Gideon
Watson and others, vs. -J. L. Far
mer and others, I will sell at the
Court House door in Wilson, on
Monday the 17th day of December
1883, tho ioliowing land : The tract
upon which Mrs.. Martha Watson
lately lived, lying ou Barefoot Mill
road, adjoining the lands of '.the
heirs of Wiley Winstead, K. II.
Watson, G. W. Barefoot and oth
ers, containing 138J acres more or
less. Terms, one-third cash, bal
ance on a credit of 32 months, note
with interest from date at 8 per
cent. Title retained until purchase
money is fully paid.
H. .ONNOK, Com.
nov23 4t
LUMBER FOR SALE,
I have a large lot of lumber for
sale. It will be delivered at any
point desired.
Apply to
F. A. WOODAKD,
nov23tf Wilson, N. C.
Dr. N. Anderson,
O.Jj'ers hjs professional services lo
the people .of Wilson and vicinity.
Office Tarboro St. Wilson. N. O.
jullStf ' '
ORANGES AND FLORIDA J
Hetter tlian Breeze ami Blossoms
Under a New Flag.
Even tho balmy air and orange proves of
Florida tail to keep its peopte full of happiness
and comfort. Art must help nature every
whereIn the tropics as among the pines of
the north. "And, chief amon? the blessings
which are adapted to all zones," writes Dr. J.
G. Wallace, of Fort Dade, Fla., 'Is Parker's
Tonic It seems to have the world for a field,
and most of the extent diseases yield to Its
action. I have used it' in the cose of a deli
cate and dyspeptie young lady, with the most
gratifying- results, ri seemed to accomplish
with ease what the usual prescription and
treatment for that miserable malady failed
wholly to bring about.- I am also glad to state
Oiat the Tonic has greatly relieved me person
ally of a troublesome atonic condition of the
stomach of long standing. It is the ideal pu
rifier andinvigorant "
Messrs. Hiscox & Co.. call esnecial attention
to the fact that after April 10, 1883. the name
and style of this preparation will hereafter be
simply Parker's Tonic. The word 'Ginger' is
dropped; foj' the reason that unpri- cipled
dealers are constantly deceiving their patrons
by substitu'ing inferior preparations under
the name of (Ginger; and as ginger is an unim
portant flavoring ingredient in our fontc, "we
are sure thatour frieqdo will agree with us as
to the propriety of tho chango,- There will be
no change, however, in the preparation itself;
and ail bottles remaining in the bands of deal-,
era, wrapped under th name of Parker's Giu
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine if the
signature of Hiscox fc Co., is at the bottom of
outeida wrapper. novXilmo
FIRSr-CLASS gAR,
Oys-ter Saloon,
BILLIARDS,
W KSr' Saturday, aml wil, do m
v ines, ugas, iobacco, ic, at mg hereafter at myl office in Wit.
SMITH & fiHOJ)Eg, . son. ,
l Drinks of all kinds by aeomlj AStf??nd,not b?,?eiM?uded nPn
petent and experienced bar-keeper. .7 ot-
ttti.' i -,-
Give us a call.
nov9-3m
FOR REN1.
The back part of the
Griffin
for the
House, 4 rooms, is for rent
commg year, cu reasonable
terms.
to a small familv without children.
f.-' i.
Apply Iff -1
dec7 2fc J. W. Lancaster.
CBCS!
C3-OOHD
nov23 lOt
Is now iu full opr rat;on acd is
Wilson
Yarns and Warp,
Ordefsohcited.
Officeri:-A.BRAXCH,Ires. F. W.
Tatlo Elliott ttr
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
HARDWARE: CUTLER
GUNS, &i, COHNEK MAIX-ST.
AND MARKET SQUARE,
Call On
I
"...
(At MorrU Old StandJ
For Cheap Ooods,
-CCH AS
oceries. Liquors.
Confectioneries,
ThPT also keep a Brat-class Restaurant which
teISpuwUnPthe best the market affords.
We ri ve prices to suit the times as f ogww :
Good Whiskey from 1 KSfSiSS.
berry and other wine at tl per gaUon-
FOa TOWN TRADE.
ters at 40 cents a quart.
-The largest A .Oys-
Jos. E. Carter is with us and will be; glad to
sea his friends.
novlS 6t.
W4RRFT0 1IIGU S(
Warrenlon, Wot Bounty,. K. C.
CHAS. FETTEE, A. M, Principal.
Spring Session opens
1AMi 1884.
QCourse of instructian is classical,
mathematical and commercial, pre
paring boys lor college or for enter
ing at once upon Reactive duties
of life. Board and Tuition mqnu
ing furnished room, fuel and lights,
is from 65 to 75 per session. Pu
pils can board with the Principal.
Location proverbial lor healthful
For circulars address the
T T
Principal,
dec7-lm
ucy West c igar Pactorf.
JDolanA Jflonahan,
Mauuf.ictnrers, Jobbers and
DEALERS IN
Uavaua aud S me . as
And all Smokers' Articles.
' Portsmouth, Va.
OflSce and Factory, .327 High street
opposite Ocean Housed oct-5 3m
NOTICE.
On Friday January 4th, 1884, we
will sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, at the late residence of
Wiley Lamm, deceased, one lot of
lumber, farming implements, a lot
of dry goods,shoe0 and other ar
ticled of merchandise usually kept
at a country store.
W. H. Mercer, Vva
p, Wf: Barnes,
decU 2t,
HIGHEST CASH PBICBS
PAID FOE I
Old Iron, Metals, Cotton and
Woolen ISags,
Jas. Powers & Co., '
dec7 lv 26 Rowlaud's Wharf,
j Norfolk, Va.
onita 3:o t el-
Goldsboro, N. C
WM. BONITZ, proprietor.
My liMpl is now ready to accommodate the
Travelling Pubifo with flrst-class rooms and
table fare. Sample rflosjs for commercial
travellers. noy-24-ly
S--. IS
5
s.
.3
lo
PR9FESSI0WAL NOTICE.
!
r i.., ii j. -,
lav irecruiar
,...i,...,ui i ii iiiisiiiii nn
written. The easiest way to find
i me is to take seat in my office
N. C, Uekrixg, M. D.
Oct-5 tf.
i rr
&mT?23L.lD
HOTEL
H.Cr -
- entield.
I,c:l5???.te, Sarapio Kpom for
Ci)in
irt "cre' -travelers, uver? StaDIef.
class Uoard by the day, week or month.
' apolast & henckel.
Managers
j
' J.
C. H AULEY,
It. MOORE.
bj
CottonMills
mauufac
n)ror rtcl5-
All orders should be addressed to '
James II. Davis, Treat
-JO:-
Baekejs, y Pres. W.pAvis.Tre
I
JIOEFOLK, VIRGINIA.
March 10th, 1883.
AxrnSOLD.
B0UG - i TT ATKD. FIRE
Pbicnthe
- i rion Assurance Co
Commercial Ucnn.e Co.
City of London J- a Globe
Liverpool and Vuu
Insurance v,v.
Phoenix Assurance Ckwn
Rochester GermaD
New York PndeffSiTadelpUii.
Virginia x ire.
- ance Co. I '
ri TTnmA Tnsnfaee
Ga. Home Insnrajit Co.
Mutual Life Insurance Co
BY
ofN. Y.
INSUBANCE, ESTATE &
LOAN BROKERS.
WILSOK N. C
No charge pavertismg and
resristeiin? prooertV. I he Beal
Estate Register of our office is at
all times open for Inspection, from
which the followfiig selection is
made for this week :
i
ONE LOT Kt WILSON
fn Vance street between Hill
and nine. Contains about 1 acre
dwelling &c 1
liberal
if 1200. Terms
Four lots in Black Cuei:k.
Prices 2500, 800, feiOO. and $300.
Terms easy. f
Lot in Town or Wilson.
On the corner ijf Vance and
Bragg streets, con&iins of an
acre, comfortable dwelling with 2
rooms and piaza, kifclien, well of
water, in one of the
most desirable loa
highest and
.lities of the
town. Price 900.
Lot jiy Town oi Wilson
On the north side f Bragg St.,
near the corner of Vince & Bragg,
contains J of an acr comfortable
cottage with four roonis and piaza,
garden and well of kater.. Very
desirable localitv, and a bargain at
850,
Three Hundked asd Seventy
Acres
i ;
In Wilson County, p. C Tay
lor's township, seven! miles from
town of Wilson. 200 ficres "cleared.
Dwelling, with 4 room a, and ki'cben.
Three good 2-room tejiant bonses,
store house, gin house and fixtures,
including corn mill, 8 horse engine,
and 1000 bushels cotton seed.
Price 4200. j
Hundred and Twenty
Ose
' : ' ' ' Acres
Iu Wilson county, X. C.? Old
Fields ' township, adjoining the
lands of Wiley Pearson and oth
ers, and eight miles from the town
of Wilson. Price $800, ' '
Lot in Hovrs of Wilson.
On south side of Tarboro street,
contains aDout - x-3 ot an acre.
Dwelling with 4 rooms and large
kitchen attached. Good water ; con
venient to the' , business part of
town and
31,85,0,
to the
lis. Price
ONE HUNDREIJ l-sCEESf.
Iu Nash county, N.
on the road
to Hickory
from Whitaker's Mifl
Church, 2 miles from
ach, and, ad
joining the lands of
aud others. In one
farming sections in
A. Powell
the finest
he South.
s About cleared and ii
cultivation
jrrice ?i,ouu. casu,
and 2 years! . ' ' "'
e in .1
Lot jn Town of
hskot,
On Barnes, Anderson
ind Wilson
Streets, Contains abol
k iv ... .
,t ono acre
uweiung with ,j rtKint
K i tche d,
Good Water, &c.
0?fE HUNDRED AND OJf E ACRES
Iu Eclgecomb), eouutr.
. p., one
mile from Whit.,kers, oil
W.K.lt. Dweliiajrwitl
the W. &
i 4 rooms
and necessary outbuild ini
About
cleared. Fine cotton
and. Ex-
cellent water, Jrnit'plen
iful place
noted lor good health.
ouvenient
to postoffice aud railroad
with su-advanta-
penor chnrch and sCh(
tages. Price 3,000. Tei
s, J cash.
1-
ljong ump pa (jafapce.
One
Hundred and
OnTEEN
acres, r
xu yyiisou county. JN.U. nn tho
iascsiuo oi the XV. & v t? t?
one half mile Xorth of the j town of
Black Creek. About cleared
ai)4 in cultivation, baiaice well
timbered. Land wel iJbpted to
cotton, corn aud other oroyis ais0
to the raising of strawbeji ffar.
den peas, Irish potatoes &i"escel
lent location for a truck f f irm -Price
$3000. Terms J cak' bal
ance in one and two years J '
TWP Hundred Aobs
in render county, 0
East side of the W. & W.
1,5 miles from Wilminto
mile feouth of llockv Poiti
of the most valuable tracts
btate, will produce 50 to
els corn per acre, High svi
liiw i ituwi ajiiu, very littto'
ing required, growth, oak, h
ckory,
,Vu., B..u,r ueecn, i witch
uaci, imiiucuu, ratau, Mnvrtle
chinnepin &c. Ilich marl Inlpnti'
? lvil-lllOA in t-a1-a rfttl. . " i
cash
THREE HUNDRED AND TW si
ACRES
South of Littleton, a thrlvinir town V
oubicii in n&uiu coQUlr. .V t '
4 ml OS
not lar irom Uarrett'a v. '
the famous "PanJi.? neyard.
the a.
and
owned br Tbos. W. Harris. ETr-?Pnns'
prodijcla? cotton, corn, tobacco
ri fertile.
Knua wen. Brnwuiujy adapted to t
of peaches and other fruit tor shif ? raising
poes. Half of the place olearoS. 9 i,l;.'r pur
eood timber. Section very beaith,! in
excellent. FiDe roads, with vuperif XVat r
relisiouaand educational trtrm. J " social.
S250U. Term! cash, balance In on,'' erioe
years. Witl be divided to suivpurohl11 "n1 ,wo
v f .-
VALUABLE MILL PROPER
TT
The Mill Hooae is'M X' to feet
?.:,w.iu
fS. C ill
high, with rock dam and fino n.t.
- -7 n
i a acity ior ginning ttuu Dale oot
son, and grinding is to id basbf
t power.
n Per -s
oom n.
Dour, au new. ouut in last few;
t .3,000. Terms H cash, balance ir
Price
neandtwo
years.
f.
Lot ix Tows-
op WAlsqj
ID
On the east side of Bam-es fct,' .
between Goldsboro anad Jef
streets, contains about 1314 JS
acre: large coraf ortai Me an
story dwelling, and 1 aeCp
outhouses. Price $2,5 00. a,7
im the
ill. B.,
n) ninl 1
I in the
hnslr.
amp of
o tcn-
James T Wggins would call the
attention of the people of the town
and county of Wilson and surround
ing countfes that he will sell for
casb. or barter as low cr
nrioi thyx i - ' lower
t , any dealer in town.
jl keep on haud a great variety of
gooas; nearly everything you can
can ior ana make a specialty of
"jobbing to merchants" or any one
who buys by the barrel, box, pack
age or bolt, any kind of goods at.
very close prices. In dry goods I
keep calico, worsted alpacas and
all kind of cotton and woolen goods,
white cloth and fine white and
colored jeans; bleached cottons, all
standard brands. Gingham, ala
mance, plaids, spun cotton, all
kinds of pant goods from 10 to 75
cents per yards.
SeHca, wigans, cambrics, coarse,
jeans, drilling, cotton duck, osua
burg, checks, bed ticking, denning
for overalls, chivibts stripe, cotton
flannel, sici;e and net twine, crash
meal and corn sacks, 5c. each; cot
tonade, Kentucky jeans, Linsey
shirtings, white and red flannel.
Notions.
I have a large line of cheap no
tions; ladies hose l6 per pair, chil
dren lOcts. per pair; mens socks,
10 cts per pair or $1.00 per dozen,
lot dress or overcoat buttons 5 cts.
per dozen. : . . '
Dress buttons largo and small,
o cts. per oozeu: laoies ana cents
handkerchiefs at 5 : and 10 cents.;
coats spool cotton 52 cents per doz
en; skirts and worsted, braid, 5 cts.
5 cents per roll or bunch. Austin's
Forest Flower Cologne at 10 to 25
cents per bottle. Ladies corsets.
velvet ribbon, ri booty an colors, la
dies and gents gloves; large oil
paintings (gilt frames); blank books
of all kjndsj pens ana pennoiaers,
siate pencils, (eau peijcus4 ins. uuie,
biacK ana rea, jnucuage, giue ior
mending anything, slates, looking
glasses, draft and note books, fools
cap, note, Dill ana letter paper,
white and colored envelopes; table
oilcloth 25 cents per yard; chil
dren rubber bib, white aud black
lace, rick rack braid, Hamburg edg
ing, insertings, ladies yejla and
veilings, ' spool silk, nasC thread
shoe thread, shoe" strings, umbrel
las, needles,1 pins, hooks" and eye
ivuiiuug euibuu iu 6nc)us uia up,
corset aces. Thp Mdlauion slirt
paper and" Unea collars, suspenders
shoe and horse brushes, tea and
tablespoons.
TIN WARE.
Wash tins, milk pans, dish pans,
tin plates, plain aud scaloped pie
plates, tin dippers, 1, 2, 3 and 4
quart buckets, coffee pots, pint,
auart and gallon' measures, tea and
tablespoons, ' tity cups, ' kitchen
spoons, flesh forks, pp.ta.to grates,
can openers, ccc, ojc. .Lamp and
.hininevs; crockery ware of all
kinds; bowls pitcherg, cups and
saucers, plates, flat, round and
steak dishes, mugs, soup dishes
chambers. &c.
HARDWARE.
Ovens, spiders, pots, tea kettles,
shovels and tongs, knjves and forks
pocRet Knives, quccner Kiiyes scis
sors &c', &c.
We make a
bags and sell
specialty of-, paper
at lialtiimore list
prices. ,
GROCERIES.
('heap as the cheapest. -'Granulated
sugar, 10 cents per pound;
light brown sugar, U cents per
poiuul; dark brown sqar ? cents:
CuiVee :d l'2j aiuV l"c. per iotVnd
and low prices;' green and black
tea. lemon and &oda 'crackers by
tlie barrel, ginger snaps aud cakes.
Cider nice and sweet by the bar
rel, molasses and syrup by the bar
rel: blue stone castor oil by the
dozen; extract of varnilla and lem
on; lish, canued oysters, ginger,
pepper, qiunamoii, cloves, nutmegs
mace, mustard; baking powder
Horsford Bread preparation, oda,i
cream of tarter ; The best cream
butter, sweet and nice, braudy
peaches, pickles, peppe-aucc, lob
ster, salmon, sardines, candies and
and raisens, nee, beans, corn meal,
pi'asbuck,wheat,liour oat meal; best
vinegar 4 years old warranted to
keep pipkles, eheese, citrons, dates
figs, nuts, jsoaf), laid; salt, cocoanut,
apples by the barrel and retail
starch, gelatine, chocolate, concen
trated lye and ball potash,kerosene
oil. blacking, axle grease. Horse-
ford acid phosphate, bay rum, ci
gars and cigarettes,, smoking and
chewing tobacco, essence of coffee,
condensed milk, large and small
hominy, and indigo.
toys. '
Dolls, wax, china and rnbber, tin
horses, watches, drums, elephants
bails, bells wagons, accordions,
banjoes, tamborincsfiddles. whis
tles, china cups and saucers, pistols,
toy caw, uogs, sneep, norses, cluck
ens, cows, clappers, scarefaces,
tin wagons and carts, also hats caps
and shoes. Uall and see me. -'
$. T.WIGGINS
' : ' W'RQn, N. C.
BLOOD iHD IIYER
FOR
HUMORS IN THE BLOOD.
SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA.
. LIVER COM PLAINT.
RHEUMATISM.
KIDNEY AFFECTIONS. i
SKIN DISEASES. '
DEBILITY.
GENERAL BAD HEALTH. ETC.
25 cents a bottle, 2 per dozen.
Per gross 18.00.
FOB SALE BY .
J- T. WIGGESS, WILSON, H. O
ii 1 j
R
elief Association
HOME OFFICE,
OFFICERS.
J. B. STICKNEY, President:
G. W.. BLOUNT, Vice-President,
II. G. CONNOR, Councilor.
A.
H,
W1LI.T-
BOARD OF
F. W. BARNES, President
A
E
JiitAiNUU, rresiaent wnson Cotton Mills.
M. NADAL, Member of State Board oj Pharmacy.
Ghief Medical Examiner;
DR JOHN K. RUFFIN.
lleliable agents wanted to
cvaijr vMU"vjf in j.uim
tiie Union.
Address, givin? qualifications,
TfPflWirPT nf Wiknn
Down "Witli
Great Excitement,
),
I LIKE OPPOSITION,
I DEFY COMPETITION,
AND UNDER KO CONDITION
WILL I BUDGE FROM MY POSITION
tflS THE BOSS PHY GOODS,
' -:0: ;
I have just returned from' Boston, .New York, Philadelphia, and otbor
Northern markets with tlie largest and best selected stock of goods ever
brought to Wilson, which I can sell 50 per cent, cheaper than can liesold
anywhere else iu North Carolina. My goods were all bought for --cash"
and therefore they are cheap. I will give mv customers the Wm lit olV
by giving j ou " : '
Gom Goods at
I will be able to command a liberal share of your patrona
please, notice a .few of my prices: , '
20,000 yds good Calico at3 to 4c; Alamance Checks 7c per yd; r.rowi
Homespun 4 to Co per yd; Lake George A A heavy Sheeting 7c per y
Good Bleaching 4c and npwards;Frnit of the Loom, 4 4 He per j ar
Wash Poplins 6 to 8c per yd; Good Worsted goods 7 to 10c yer yd; N
Towels 5c and upwards; 3 nice Handkerchiefs for 10c; Ladies Hose '
pair and upwards; A fine assortmen of Lace lc yd aud upwards.
M
y Hamburgs,
I bought SO per cent, cheaper than oyer, and mil $eU thn awjordtug y
I also call your attention to my well .selected stock of
mnmi
and other Ladies Wur, too ppmerins to mention,
your attention to hiy choice aud selected stftck p.'f
Man. ;tmiih5 Bojs and .Childrciift.
Which I will sell at' astoni-shing
and upwards. Men's Nice Suits
Hoots at 82. Good Shoes 73c and
20o aud upwards. Nive linen Shirts 40c ami
per pair and upwards.
I also keep a large assortment
Goods, Trunks and Valises, and all
class store. Ccme one, come all.
8'1-
Old Hardware
WATuuiis, mnhn
A FINE STOCK OF
. We truaranteeyoa a t
to give satisfaction- - 1 1
in Portsmouth,
lorn
iji-oea
Oct.) 3 m
CHRISTMAS': CARDS.
some vmwva (J ii stimts Canis,
SIX DOLL AI2S Zl!l llUNUIiHiD TO TUB TJlAliE. '
Order Early.
Dealers in Pianos and Organs,
sep21-Gm
' N ;. -
Cortier Water
tlm2l6
uabie Re I
m 1 ?t0r Sale ou tcrui3 to
iwnuui iiiiwii. OrnartlPHlara
n. 12-4t
-
DR. V. A. 1VALKF. - - - " r. x. xvil.f
(? " I TF9 ' wm trm
vu it cr n wfwsia a ww u
BANK STREET HOUSE
. Jf c. 10 an-1 12 Bask St- ' ' '
First Class Accomm o ditioc'g at toweet Bate
rian and Comfortable Bed Chambers.
Ixling 30c a Night.
Boanl bjr the Dajr, Week or Month.
Kesrular Meals 30o, at all Hours.
EveryOnnar in its 8iK,n. cooked at the
borust SoUce. .
-Bar supplied with Best Liquors and Ciganfc
HouseopenaUNIffht, noT28,J' C. n. BROW VW. Pro
JTorfolkVa
II
"- Wilson, N. c.
-:0:
1S, Secretary.
-:o:-
TRUSTEES.
First National Bank of Wn
son.
-;o
-:o:-
organize branches of the Wt.
varuuua, ana inrouShout the
en-
and excerfpncfi th sOM.,in.!.
or
novD tf
High Prices
CLOTHING AND SHOE KOUSg)
Way Down
IJvlov
-FOR-
low prices.
lios and Men's Hats 2."Jr
for 82.50. Fine Calf ski H
l Clothing
upwards.
Guod heavy Undershirts
upwards. JS' ice pants T.h-
of Boots.
Shoes,
Gents FurnWiins
other goods usualy
kcjit in n first-
and see for yourselves.
P
Store, opposite the Dank, AVilson, '. C.
mmm, clocks, t
ASS GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES
. ? ' - r ' "i 4
ror your irtmwy
Kverr oni we sell Is warrantfd
ana jewelry
specialty. j:t-uicmb;r my st'.ri',i
C, S. SHERWOOD, ,
22G High Street, rortsmotKli,
HUME, &l'AUKi:i:,
l'ookseller.'i and Staliom rs,
104 Main St.NorlidkJ Va.
JAM
txofi In
VnirfK-nll. vvituit)
mil
1 fspeciKliy ' w
.reetand 'ItoanoJce &q xr'.c
Nckf OIK
Estate tor
:o:-
.suit 10,000. xrurth oi1 Ileal eate in
til
arm r tn
- J. F. FAHMKU-
NOTICE! V
" our Taxes.
Notice is hereby iven lo
are paiil W Ueccmlwr 1N
th:it
cost will be added'
neaaaeu'
J. E. FARMER, Sheriff.
if2l.. L,Nov.l, 183--
Wilson,