he Wilcox Advance
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EIUTATIOXAT., POLITICAL AND AG
BICULTU K A L I X TEREST8 OF EASTERN
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Puhlished Every Friday Morning.
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Eriday inorning, May !, 1881
The Kepuhliean Ticket.
According to the generally
understood plan, previously ar
ranged by the bosses, the lie
publicans have nominated Dr.
Tyre York as their candidate
for Governor. Mott had assert
ed several weeks agoihat York
would be the nominee and of
course his edict was obeyed by
the clans. It is well to look
at things-as they are. York is
neither a. very strong man, nor
a very weak man. He served
in the legislature as a democrat
several terms and was consid
ered a faithful legislator, but
gained no reputation a-5 a man
of superior parts. His election
to congress in over the
gallant Robbins chiefly on ac
count of Robbins prohibition
record, first brought him to
light as a republican or lib
eral leader. In the campaign
against. Robbins lie carried
many democratic votes, chief
ly, as we have said, because
Robbins was a prohibitionist
and York was an "Anti." This
ifssue has now no influence and
will not operate in the coming
campaign. In expecting York
to carry all democrats who
voted for him for Congress into
the Republican ranks, the ene
my will be greatly deceived.
York is a shre.vd, wiry, dema
gogue and trickster. He is a.
man of indomitable energy and
calls -himself Never ''Tyre"
York. It is well tor him that
' he has this quality, because he
will need all the energy and
perseverence on the market to
stand the campaign, which will
be to him a political, "Waterloo.
That he is a demagogue goes
without the saying. That he is
a goon campaigner, able to
cope with our leaders, is yet to
be proven. He is, on tlie whole,
about as good a candidate as
could wave been "nominated.
His record has been inconsis
tent in his entire political ca
reer and no good speaker on the
hustings ". will fail to tell the
people of his whole course;
Judge- Fairclotli, who was
'.nominated for Lieutenant (Gov
ernor, alter Mf.Y A. Guthrie,
of Fayetteville declined to ac
cept the nomination, is a man
of solid parts, but will briiyg
no strength to theticiej-aTid
has no capacity for stump
"IJjjwak.ing. Guthrie would have
made a much better canvass
and would have brought votes
to the party: Mr. Faircloih is
the only man on the ticket ex
cept Judge Russel, who has any
reputation or who has been at
all consistent. ' . fore our; ivsulerv;. We had be-
i I lieve.l, in conuuoii With many
Geo. W. Stanton, the nominee others, that disappointed in ob
for Secretsiry of Stsfte, is the taininc' the nomination ;iov
weakest man who could, have I Governor ia ISs!) lie Ji id !.e
been named, i lis record well j come er tiiiii.ed from the psiity,
lie has no record worth speak-j and was no, averse to ioiniie'
ing of, . having always been a
ross ri;ids politician." He is a
man of no -ability is a. tair
"ranter," or "exhauster." He
is unpopular with Ids own par-
,ty, and will run belaud the
ticket .not less than one or. two
hundred 'votes in Wilson coun -
vy. ne is a ianner oy jnojes-
siou, but has spent most of his
time in psist years in the effort
to obtain office. Me is both as
to ability- and- availability, si
.very weak" man.
Chas. A. Cook Esq, nom bai
ted for Attorney General, was
formerly a democrat,, but 'jin
ed' the-. Hberal-radicsil concern
a few years ago. He is a fair
lawyer, a good -'stum er," and
a clever fellow for a radical,
but has-, not the ghost1 of a
chance of being elected.
F. M. Lawson, candidate for
Auditor, is sard to" be
Madison county. We
heard of him before an 1 never
expect fo again.
Jrank Winston, nominated
lor Superintendent of Schools,
wlule a genial hale fellow, .-lias
nothing to commend him to
the support of the people. He
Jiaa a certain cleverness of tsil
eiit, is si plausible young chap,
but hsis no qualification for the
office. He is now clerk of the
Superior Court of Uertie coun
ty, and all of his friends
thought lie turned republican
to get a share of the spoils.
Mr. .W. Duke, the nominee
for treasurer, is the head of the
Dnke tobacco factory at Dur
ham. He is a man who man
aged his. business wisely and
well and built up su great man
ufacturing business. lie, to
gether with Judge Faircloth
and Russell, give solidity to
the ticket. He was a Union
man during the war and has
always been, a republican. He
will be elected to keep on
manufacturing tobacco.
Judge liussell, the nominee
for Supreme Court Judge, is
said to be a man of ability
.nothing to be compared with
the ability of Judge A. S. Mer
riman, who will be his oppo
nent, and will defeat him by
10,000 votes.
These are' the men wTe are to
defeat in November. By stand
ing together and permitting
no dissensions to enter our
jranks, .we vilj have no trouble
in buryiug luem under Tne
HTAijlit i.f '.inhtr ,n inri tt
We. 7 -. . '
The Defeat Of Tariff
" lieductioii.
TI.a Mnwir, iwiff vn
- v'a nuiiu i
defeated in tlie House Tuesday
by a vote of 15!) to -150. '-'Mr.
j Randall made the chief speech j
in opposition to the bill and nas alter many years oi lmpa
Mr. Morrison closed tlie debate tient and restless waiting, been
with a rapid review of the ob- rev'afded with a nomination
jectiorw which had been made an empty compliment for
to the bill,! and an equally rap- Secretary of State. His devo
id and brief answer to those tion to the cause of radicalism
objections. Should the motion ; has begun and ended in his
to strike out the enacting 1 noPe for office- Tne desire for
clause be agreed lo. 'it would ce firs caused him to join
he a declaration that tariff tax- in witn the negroes and has
ation would be continued, and stimulated him since to con
the Democratic party would i tinue in the radical ranks.
appeal from the Congress of ' And now that he has attained
the United States to the peo-' 1mto tne goal of his ambition
pie, and tlie people would so the Stantonsburg people do say
understand it. : He referred to ia ne nas a severe case
the fact that Democrats from ' the frog fever and that the
Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and1 sense of his importance- is
California had been elected on spelling him to-such large pro
tariff reform platforms, and ex- ! portions that fear is entertain
pressed his fear that if the bill i ed that he cannot stand the in
should be defeated they would! nation, and that he will soon
be succeeded by Page, and Bur- j eut Jlis existence by 'bursting."
rows, and Ilaselton. 'and "mv I -"-We sincerely hope no such
dear Ilubbell." lie then turn- i
ert his attention to Mr. Randall,
ana addressing Jum said, "You
claim to have "power to strike i
out tlie enacting clause of the ' tue democracy ot Wilson poun
bill. If you have that )wer ! wouW need to import some
you have power to amend this ' one to ve us our usual amount
bill and make it what it should 1 ot' fun' during the campaign. Of
be." ,I,oud apniause on tluai course his figuring in the can
Democratic side At ter a few I Vllri or not matters little, as to
more cursory rem arks on. the i the result, but his overweening
general subject of tariff reforn i, j estimation of his Oratorical
Mr. Morrison's time exoired' ! powers, his pomposity, his
ana a murmur ot expectancy
ran 'through' the ranks of both
opponents and advocates of the
measure. The vote was then
taken resulting in tlie defeat of
the bill.
The course lot Mr. . Randall
and his friends in thus joining"!
with the Republicans' 'aid de
feating 'the most nn.ortant
Democratic measure t-iat has
been before the 1 louse, cannot
be too strongly condemned.
About 'tlie only di tinct and
marked issue betwee n the Dem-ocraU-iui.l
:RepiibPc.an.s is the
matter" f .reduction or the tar
ifF. What sire we then to think
of a leader vv ho y. i 1 1 I ri it g a.L ait,
as Mr. Randall' has Yiotie, the
defeat of the i.ieasure that Avas
to 'redeem the' pledge of the
democracy it-liat the burden of
tax would- he removed? In
what li-ht shall we'ivaril him?.
We It ad formerly - believed him
to be a !ood and true Democrat
now' .ve believe Uni t he cures
iiouimg tor !emocracy" wlien
the interests of -tlie t.rotection-
i.4s are at stake, f e"-'is "mil-j Thonias S. Kens' n, present At
lions" for protection "; "nothing" j toney General for -Judge of
for pure, progressive (iemo -iacy. Supreme Court. While we have
The Denio -r-rtjc jt.-irtv must rid l nnt hesird Col. Kenan express
itself ofs.ucli b'.;t,(.ie;r,'.si'!id' inite ! himself - we. feel that- we but
under the -kJuier' of Mo.ins)ii i speak his sentiments when we
and Carlisle, ,'aiuVgobMYir. the !say that he is not a candidate
people end ext ose the sir's rnd for that position. He lias
wile;
of prote.-ti-MiisLs of -the'i
I . ,,, ., ... 1 'T IT
.lildiTC Foulc's iVdPH'.
. In View of
feel that we
recent events we
have done -Judge
owle an injustice, and we are
glad to haw an "opportuuitv'to
place Kim in a iiettci light be-
i the ranks ui tiic-reimblican-s if
j the;.
wouid liiake Jiim their
j leader. We 'had s.ijd as much, '
! as onr readers. know. Wo call-' ;
j ed upon liim, as did many State
papers, when it was reported'
that he was about to change his,
j politics, to deny the charge'
ana thus silence those '.who!
were circulating tin report of!
his lack of fidelity to the De-j
moeracy. 1 his he declined to
do, and' although we still think
he made a mist ike in the
course he purtieii, we are pre
pared to "give hini credit for
desiring merelv to retire tn i
merely - to retire to
private life, and not to doubt
his sincerity when lie said that
such, was his .determination.
We think those who have mis
understood jiind unintentional
ly misrepresented him iiy-e an
apology, sind the pnbHjosi of
his recent acts as a reparation of
the harm 'that-' hsis been done
lroinjhis reputation. It is stated
never ! that when the Kenublicans and
Liberals met in Usileigh. last
week an e'fort wa made to
induce Judge' Fowle to loin
their ranks 1 lie Ilaleigh "Ke;
ister," gives the'
facts ti the
case sis follows :
"A message 'so I i e
was seiir to Judge- F:
desired io see" i;i:u.
-tel-.i goes
' . 'i.m ii'ey
aiid -iisking
him to n inie ;
'onvenient
" '-.
t : me
anu t'l-.ieij.
The sinsw ii weni
ick r.iini
t'e hint
.ludge Fow'u'.. thai':' -1.
II- i!iey tV-:ivd t.
prolessii.ii:til . iie eoaiii
at hi- law -Ifli -. on- .M'ari
'2.- If kt-;i !iu!:v, i:e wti
tliein :!t .' ii-.-. resi-.ieiice on
vilie stri'er.
he foilllll
.!l StU-l'l
u!d :i;er:
F.i.Vef te-
not .-wisj; ;
or at his ;
ice." -
5. il iml.t
h'. i:e dlJ
his oiliee.
to see tiiem
houst
ise. i pit :ay i
'or tlies. utte
t her "1
teraiiees we. !.-m
or .Judge f owle: e fel that
we are due him an apology-
for our former expressions-', of
doubt as to his utterances sind
fidelity to the party, and as we
would do no man iatentioirtil
wrong" pr unjustice we.hsistei!
to make what leparation jVe
can. ' f
The developments
iu legarn
to
Judgi Fo vv-
pl isition
valuable
ought to teach, us si
lessonto wit not to do. Jit,
a .-
man
ind give expre.-
-ion1 to :
doubt unless we sue p
certain we have just --ground -for
doubt. It is si -lesson sih
editors esjiecially ought
learn -and remember. .
to
'1 1 1 e r i a r e -i i ,t t ) in t : i i e n
crats in t .'.-v 'stale ilian repiiWi
cans, liberal.-, s-alawas a':d
oSiee iiu liters. Jtt us -iiave. ri.
full vote and York will bo
comwl led ts sav on the 7th f
,'ovemln.r v.las! poor Yor'"
Joiuing the republican party
lor no other reason tnan tnat
preferred to "reign in hell
than serve in heaven,"
serve in neaven," our
countyman, George W. Stanton,
calamity may befall the. Col-
onel (where did he get the title
anyhow?) for if this honor(?)
snoul bring about his death,
nineteen vear oiu sih:ch i-
tersj)ersed with the bame old-
joke?, his repeated prophesies
"that when the sun shall set
behind the Western horizon on
the 7th of November the ban
ner of the Republican party
will float proudly to the
breezes," and other like hu
mors of the campaign, would
be missed. Fortius reason we
hope that his disease, some
times fatal, may be arrested
and the Colonel may be re
stored to his accustomed pro
portions. The late venerable Dr. ."Win.
('loss defined frog fever, as "a
disease which only affect small
and narrow men when placed
in positions they 'have not the
ability to fill The sense of
their importance so inflates
them that there is danger that
they may burst." V
.Coi.'Tliomas S. Kenan.
A V-orn spondent of the Ral
eigh) (Jkronicle nominates Col.
made an excellent Attorney
! (Jeneral and a renomination to
thsit.' nfnci. wliic.h li fill. i4
well, would be a fitting recog
nition of his faithfulness and
capacity, and of devotion to his
party. His friends all over the
State propose to present his
name for renomination and we I
hope that the convention will I
have the wisdom to renominate
h'm. Aside from his abilities i
as a lawyer he is a canvasser
who could meet any republican
in the State anJ prove a 'worthy-'
foe man. lie has done
manly and effective service in
many campaigns and if renom
inated, he ..will make sin effi
cient canvass sind be elected by
a .large majority.
Wilson county presents him
to ihe Convention as a suitable! s'c size, 'and represents t!.
candidate and urges his renoim Must ice in a s ttinji posture.
ination.
There is no longer any doubt
about the State Taxes..' The
Western 'North Csirolina rail-
! r,);ld l':li(1 MU0 into the
!Shlts .lroasur and !lnr an
ctci in me icyisiaiiiie, mis
amount will pay the expenses
n j i j f .a i
(U uw P'vernmeuc Lor tne year,
and no State ttixes will be lev
ied. While we opposed such a
disposition of this amount it
will be a relief to tax payers,
and they will thsmk the De
mocracy for this relief.
; . fu issit the total vote in
, North Carolina was 2 10,W2, and
i in lSS2.it was 22:,OS:? a differ
ence of 17,000 votes. This ac
counts for liennetts small ma
jority. When a full voRv is.
: j)(dled the Democrats always
; win; When there is '.apathy in
' our ranks, there is danger if
defeat, because the radicsils al
' wsiy s v.)te thei r full strength
i to ii man.
At Newberii, says the Jour
; iiaf, the white tax -payers paid
as special tax for their white
graded school $2,S00.:. and tlie
colored brethren paid )?i;0.
That, we understand, wa- in
addition to the regular school
tax. These figures show the
relative esigerness of the two
; races to advance education.
A bill is before the State Sen
ate ot New York, to prohibit
the. illustrated police reports
We hope the bill will pass, and
that our next legislature will
take some action-looking to the
suppression A such" papers as
the' Police (iazette.
At the State Convention it
will be insisted that while the
internal revenue system must
be .ibol ished t hat . the- tax on
'whiskey and tobacco, must re
main. We must be explicit on
tins point.
Ben. JUitler j,ws to Chicago
as a Democratic tloleate-at-larrre.
last appearance in
the Democratic wigwam was at
i '! arleston wlieu be voted for
ieti'ersoii Davis. t "
The Biblical Recorder struck
the naii on the head when it
called the liberal and republi
can conventiony, "the two re-
f.pwblican conventions
It is the cause of the masses,
me rauac vi nv, "6"
beaten for a time, it will event
ually prove successful, and will
become a law.
Onr Washington Letter.
The House has been talking tariff
all this week, with the result new
recruits have been enrolled under
the Morrison banner. Among the
converts were Mr. Hill, of -Ohio,
Mr. Geo. D. Wise, of Virginia, sunl
Mr. Johu S. Barbour, of Virginia,
all of whom voted against the con
sideration of the hill. Coin promise
talk has of course been very rile in
the lobbies, though it wsus less fruit
ful of success than the debiite in
the chamber of the House. The
passage of the bill by the House
seems very probable, though Mr.
Mr. Randall ssiys he hsis forty sev
en Democrats who wilt "stsind
stamich and true against the 'Mor
rison iniquity ,' and that "they will
strike out the ensicting clause." It
is generally understood i bar, Mr.
McKinley will make the motion to
strike out the ensicting clause to
morrow, but the leel in g prevails sit
the Capitol that this move will
certainly tail, and that the only
hope of the opponents of tlie bill is
to ameiiil it unmercifully. The re
formers sire working quietly and
appear to be gaining ground. Some
of Mr. Randall's friends say that
the bill will doubtless pass if the
five Republicans who voted for its
consideration support the bill. The
outside influence brought to bear
on many of the Republicans 'is.1
strong, and it is said thsit nationsil
banks sue working on the Republi
cans to get them to pas the Mor
i son bill.
Ihe probability ot" the Morrison
bill 'passing the Mouse invests it
with some interest in the Semite.
Its chances in the latter bouy are
occasionally discussed snnong Sen
ators. The prevsuling impression
seems to be thsit neither the Morri
son bill, nor any other interfering
with the tariff, could go through
the Seiisite at the present ses.ioii.
but there are Sensitors who contend
fhsit such a measure would pass.
Senator Van Wyck believes that if
tlie; House sends over a tariff redo -tion
bill ir will receive the app-ovsd
of the Senate.
Mr. Katon, who once ;i!t iiipu .'i
rather unsuecessl'ullv to disi inii: - h
uimself by 'juinpiiig on to i;Ja;ne,!'
in the Senate, did some big Jiiaip
ing on his party during the ,ia: itl
debate, lor the aiiinscinrnl. ui' i'.-.y
over-bored galleries, and to the i,i
tense ssitisfaction of the opponents
of the opponents of the bill. Assuming-
that his forty ye;il i dem
ocracy justified him, sis lie .-iiai, in
"some plain talking,7' he proceeded
to haul the tariff reformers o er I ti
coals sind to read tliein a lectin-' in
a strain of caustic ivbuke. .i r K.i
ton or "Oidiiilleatoii,1' as his ir end.
delight to Call him; is a hard-hi' ter.
and when his blood-' is up doesent
care '.much whom hi hits. Of ;di
things he prides hiiiiself oil h s
dctnociiicy, which is of the innst
orthodox, .hicksoiiiau, JclVeisouiaH
sort ; aiiil to be called ;i -ojirnacle."
f as he was recently, ami to have.
si i
nun dropped mat iiinerals m cer !
tain Kaster.i States were essential!
to Democrat ie, siieeess was rather1
more than the old gentleman .could;
stand, oil lie nir oiieK yestcma,
and he .gave some blows that
brought blood. The -Morrison bill
he stigm.il ied as not 4m step in the
right direct ion,"' but "a crab-step,' I
sind "t he stii-n ing of ,i poht icai'j
inebriate.'" It merely '-cid tlie tail
off a misbegotten Republ.ican bant.-.i
bug that its parents were ashamed I
of." : 1 1 ( I niiulif ii:i Imu'ii i)
aim initio ir;ie oeen u.awn o.v i
y car-driver who. kiew enough to'
.... i i v i . . i l ,
Sll
use his ear bot.k. J'il have ic ne ot
it," le- exelaimeil. aiiti ! he eouii' rv
won't," '
The statute of Chief .JiiMice hir
shall has been set. at ihe we-t front
of the .Capitol, and will be unveiled
next Saturday with sipprop.iare
ceremonies. The statute is f ehi..
Ciiit-t
envel-
oped in his robes of oilice, his hand ;
outstretched, as if he was deli wr
ing an opinion. , The front- of. t he
base bears "the inscription, -.'John
Marshall, Chief Justice of the t in
ted States. Erected by the mem
bers of the bar anil 'Congress."'
Two sides are adorned wit h classic
figures in Trucian drapery in bas
relief. On one side is Mineiva dic
tating the Constitution to 'Young
America; on t he nt her, victory is
leading young America to Swear
Fidelity to the .Union. On the
fourth side is simply . sv wreath.
The program' on Saturday will ne
impressive. It begins with music
by the .Marine Hand, followed with
the opening address mid unveiling
by ('licit Justice Wsiitc, oration
by lion. William Henry I.'awle,
of Philadelphia, and the lieiicdic
tioii. With -ainopi iatimi music be
tween the several ceremonies
The work of laving stone mi the
Washington Monument progresses
rapidly.- A i foot course v. iil be
laiil each day' dining favorable
weather, stone is prepared'-' to
raise the structure, to a height d'
170 leel. Tin iiioniiineiit will le ded
i;ated on tin --'d of next February,
when there will oe a 'grand pro-t-c'ssioii,
and oration by lion, llo
bei t ('. AViiititrop, and a salute of
'10.' guns. ,
Ll-'.NOX.
On Onr Tairie.
Till' 'title l iltllili.idl ittll sc
toviinl i.ii' slioii's sa'.'jtvJ.t.-'
tuat'.ons, !nit there exist- iut it
to anticipate .that tint .ii.u ' in .
tlie reseut generation u .vi!l :
it ai ii the average beighl el ;Ji
ten oars : iiniiiigratioii'. t !it
(tiiiiiniies io lie one ot tli.
economic tiu'estions ot'tliis c itinirv.
and it involves a poli: u-ai pruiii -m
oil he highest 'important e, t h .t ii
naturalization. That our naiiii'; ii:
zation laws are defective in -:n-a:;v
respects is -notorious, and th; le
maiul lor 'their lvviMon wiii no
tloiiht acquire a ltleil force tO'n the
publication of an .u ticli by .1 -ticc
VViiliani Strong uj-miu. that subject
in the "Istnth Amc'ican .;Keview":
lot .Md.v. In the s.iine iiuiiibe
he Kevit-w. Kdwin V. Whipple ;
fers a cainlid jiulguii iit i Matthew
Arnold, as a thinker anil as a ma i
of letters. Kichar l A. Ptoctor, u
tier the title of "A Zone of World- '
writes of the vast n:ult ini !e of tii
ig.nv kindred of fu earth, - kn.-iwn
as the asteroids. In Ti.e I'.ai iV.
.iiid . l-State," i.i ii'; ljiu-i-.-.y
i-.ii.vs i prove i:t 1 lie iti.uiiif .e i
uoii a:;i! exteusi u t r.i ii'iitd ii::es,
ami tin- e.Mablislinieui . 5 i v, rdes
1 nan j..v rtati n, hi:ii;:id
rat her than lieliei In goverp-ium
inierfe.eiHc . Prof. Henry i'. Os
ttorii, of prticeton College,
has a
highly interesting sirticle on "illu
sions of Memory.' Helen Kendrick
Johnson contributes an essay on
"Te Meaning of Song." Finally,
there is a joint discussion of "Work
iugmen's Grievances," by William
Godwin Moody and Prof. J. L:iu-
rence Laiighlin. of Harvard Uni
1 versitv
The psipers yesterday announced
the failure of Grant & Ward, of
Xew York. Gen.. U. S. Grant, se
nior memler of the firm says: "I
cannot deny or corroborate the re
ports. We sue nearly .."00,ooo
short. Our safes are locked, and
until we can find Ward I cannot
say how we stand." Failure or no
failure we 'net old U. S. is solid.
He is the child of fortune.
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on other persons.. Hut few care
to try its effect on their own charms.
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Vigor piewiils the hair from
enrning gs'sNv. sind restores gray
hair to its ouigiial coloi-. It clean
ses the scsdpV stimulates the growth
of the .hair..
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mti $1,110
....... :.ti to :m
....l.liTl Ul ."t
:i to iZii
" to III
i-':
...j.i to .uii
......1(1 to
i'-j
50 to till
.l T.'i to 2.00
4" to !l)
S to 10
1 i lo 1
...l.'Kito iiw
s to lH
...3..i0 to :u0
."ill to 1,W
to 10
.Iteeswux ,
Autttr ...
Ciiii'lk-ri
Clioe-c
CuIR''t' Uit
'oiTVe .i a a
'olli-f i-airiiya..
Corn M(.-:il
C'irn.
Chii-k.-iis...:
'olton Tiis. .
Ory Salteil McKi
OollH-stics
t-'loui'
Mi.los .:
1-iini ;
Molasses
I'.-amil-
Total .- ...
li:c-
Kas
Suit ....
Suirar .
Shiiijflcs
Tuikuys
Tatlow
t .tti l'o all who are sutlorintf from
errors atnl iinliscri'tions of youth, nervous
wiakness, ca.-ly diTay, loss of mahhoixl. I
will sen-la i-t-i-:M that will curt- you K1MCK OF
CIIA lit ; K. This Mii at rwiuiily was disi-ovcrcil
ly a missionary in Smith America. Setnl golf
a.Mressc'il envi-lopo to Ktv. JoSKi'H T. Inman,
Station 1). Xi-w York. mafJS ly
M ISC HL LAN EO US "
A FEW HINTS
FOR THl DSI OF
Dosi. To move the tow
elf gently, 2 to Fillt;
thoroughly, 4 to 6 Pillt.
Experience will decide tin
proper dote in eachcaie.
For Constipation, or Costlveneif, no .
remedy 1b bo effectiTe as Arm's Pills.
The; insure regular daily action, and re.
tore the bowels to a healthy condition.
For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, AviB'i
-Fills are invalnable, and a sore cure.
Heart-burn, I-oss of Appetite, Koul
Stomach, Flatulency, Dizziness, Head
ache, Numbness, Nausea, are all relieTed
and cored by Ateb's Pills.
In liver Complaint, Billons Disorder!,
and Jaundice, Ateb's Pills should be
given in doses large enough to excite the
liver and bowels, and remove constipation.
As a cleansing medicine in the Spring, thee
Pills -are unequalled.
Worms, caused by a morbid condition el
the bowels, are expelled by these Pills.
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and Flies,
the result of Indigestion or Constipation, are
cured by the use ot Aveb's Pills.
For Colds, take AVer's Pills to open
the pores, remove inflammatory secretions,
and allay the fever.
For Diarrhoea and Dysentery, caused by
sudden colds, indigestible food, etc., Aykr's
Pills are the true remedy.
Rheumatism, Oout, Neuralgia, and
Sciatica, often result from digestive derange
ment, or colds, and disappear on removing
the cause by the use of Ayer's Pills.
Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney Complaints,
and other disorders caused by debility or
obstruction, are cured by Ayer's Pills.
Suppression, and Painful Menstrua
tion, bave a safe and ready remedy in
AYER'S PILLS.
Full directions, in various languages, ac
company each package.
FBEPABJSD BY
Or. J. C. Ayer &Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold ty till Drnrgisu.
HALF OUT OF HIS HEAD.
'IHi-ssfi 1! tin- man who iiivcntcil sleep.'
I Inn Oiii.vote's ivrarv entire, "vjni invent
e.l - sle p." Smiehn's srratitiiiie is ours, but
vim' ij i!ii'i';iiirit for any reason enjoy that
i xi fiu ui iiivi'iitiiiti? rvousness in me hivl
b- i-ome a iliseasr," u-rites Mr. Win. t'nlemnn,
th-' wi ll kmm-:i k iioiesale ili ui.'i. ist of ltutlalo.
New York.
1 in'.ilc not slei p. ami my nights were either
isisse.1 in that sort of restlessness which nearly
eni.es u mnn.'nr in u kiit'l of stupor, haunted
l;y torm.-!it;iiE-.".featn?. lfavintr taken Parker's
T. ale for other irouhles. I trieil it also for this
Then suit In.t'n -surprised and ili.liV'iiteil me.
M v nerves were toned to eoneei t piti l). ami.
liiie lesar's tat men. 1 tell into the ranks of
iliose wbo sk i p o" iiij-hts. I should adil that
the Tniiie -speedily did away with the condition
ol iretieiii! ih biiity and tlysKpsia oeeiisioned
tiv mv 1 ivvi-Mis sleelissness, anil jravi' mo
streuili an t pet ice? ili-resttoti. lit brief, the
use i f tlie Tiiiiie tin ! utrhly n'-establisheil my
health. 1 have used Parker's Tonic with entire,
.success for seU-sii-kficss and lor the bowel dis
orders -'incident to ocean Dvnircs.'
This preparation has here! of re lieen known
as rai Ki i 's tlumer Tonic, lien-alter it will he
advei t i.-i - i r.t!"1. .-!uld under the name of Parker's
'I in:c- otnii inu" Km Avor.l "j-in'j'ei-." Iliseex
i (.. i Induced tcmake this i hanL'e bv the
ai-tionoi nnpi irn.i I1'. i liealcrs wiio have for
years deceived t'icii- cusi- inei-s ly sttlistitutinjr
int'iii i"r prep;;:a iviis under the name of irin-fz-er-
H i- lrop trie !tn?-'i adim.- word ali the
.!:'i. re wirim.-!.v. i;s inuer is ai uniieijortant
llavnriti;.- in.Lire.iient :i: our Tunic.
1'leasc rememti-r that no chanfre lias iei ti, or
will be, ma Si in Ihe preparation itself, and all
liuiiles i-eiiiaiiiivi- in the hands of ilealous,
v.ri(iiM-.: umli r tlie name of Parker's Tonic,
i-cnta.n the L-eNu.ne medicine if the fae-siniile
siirnat ure i 1 H si ox A. I n . is at the lxiitom of
the o'M -ide wrapjx'r. ' mai'JlTm
THE PROPOSALi-'
Jfe. My darling, yon look irresistibly
lovely to-night !
Sk. Do I ? Thanks very much ! you
are handsome as a Prince, Charley, in your
dress suit.
Ife. Give the credit to the DIAMOND
Shirt, my love, which I wear for the first
time to-night ; it is that which gives tone
to my toilette. Here is its prptotype (slip
ping the Diamond engagement ring on
her finger).
She. May our love be as enduring as
the fame of
" The Diamond Shirt."
Taileau.
.100 Mi
"If your dealor does not keep tt, send nit mUita
to Daniel MUlcf & t. trie BUBubCturo. Balli-
WAMSUTJA2100 LINEN.
tin r r " . . -
INSURANGi
NGE.
REAL ESTATE
Intl Loan Brokers,
WILSOX, X. C.
liKAL ESTATE
BOUG1IT, SOLI) AND
EXCUANGED.
LIFE AND FiliE INSUltANCE
Placed in the Best
COMPANIES IN TI1E WOULD.
Beinjr memlier nf tin
, . .imriu,ui 1 . ...
Keal Estate Exchange, are pren-ir- l,ro:ones vhu-h I am selling at
ed to buy, sell or exchange lamls'in ' l)l ,c,'s to s'"'t the times- Being
any part of the Union. " the only Wholesale Liquor Dealer
No charge lor a.lvertisin v .:.m1'jI tow" I :iui,ollering-
legisreiing jaopertv. The Ileal!
iiiioiui i,i uiu ouiee is at j
all tunes onen fur in;i...ti, .
winch tlie following selection is
made for this week :
No. 12101 acres in Edgecombe'
county, X. C, 1 ,nile from Whita
kers. Dwelling with 4 rooms.
cleared; fine cotton land;' excellent
water; fruit plentiful: place noted
lor good health; superior cluiicW
and school advantages. -Price
:5000, i cash, long tiuie on b -ijanee.
No. 13 On the east side of Barnes
Street, between GoMsboi
Spring St contains abtmt 3-4 of ,
an acre ; large comfortable,, two !
story dwelling, and necessnrv i
outhouses. Price $2,r,Qo. . -:- j
No. 141 18 acres on the W. : W.
II. It., i mile from Black Creek. N.
C., a valuable farm. Price ss.lOoo.
'Xo.'lj Jjot in the town of Black
Creek, X. C, comfortable dwelling
with 7 rooms, improveinenis good.
Price 2.i0(i. .
Xo. 1G Lot in the town of Black
Creek, X. C., with buggy shop, and
custom ready worked up ; a good
opening for a liuggy nianulactun r.
Price fS0U.
If yon want the world lo know
that, you have lasid for sale jail it
in the hands of Deans - I'.riggs
They have recently been requcsteil
to furnish an Agent in Europe wiih
a list of land for sale in this section.
No. 17 Lot in tlie tiiwii of i'.lack
Creek, X. C., 1 acre with M itmm
dwelling and kitchen and stables.
Price .")!)' 1.
Xo. IS Lot in Black Creek.'" X.
C. 5 of an acre with 1' room dw- il
ing. i'i ic.' f:(HK
'.No. 1:1 iii( on west side Vance
.Si., Wilson, N.' C.y containing one
acre. Price s'lOoo.'
No. 20 Two hundn'il acres' in
Pender countyi X. C. iliiruea
niilt-s from Wilmington an.l one:
mile South of liocky Point. One
of tlie most valuable tracts in Ihe
State, l'ich marl plentiful: a great
bargain at .2U00. 'Jenns'. cash
bal. nice in twelve months. :
No. 21 Lot ia town of T.i.-.noi,
on B.irne.-, Amlerson and Wil.-ou
Streets, ('out. mis about one acre.
Dwelling with : rooms, Kitchen,
Cood .Water. - Cheap at 7
o. T2 100 acre farm 011 Beaver
I : . i : 1 .-.vv.iiiij), Mas'- county,'. V... in
one of the lincsi ' farming', sre- :
tion-iol the Stale. cleared and
i i cull iv.ition. " Xo belter, bargains
11 ihe State at HMM. . cash, bal
ance in one anil two. years. '
'No. :j--Lot on the East ide of
l&e t reet, Wil-u, X. 'C., li joom
hoil.-e. che.iji ;il :s')0:i().
Xo. 24 :T0 acres 7 iniins fioni
Wilson. N. C.;- I'cO acres cleared:
Dwelling with 4 rooms ; '2 good 2
room tenant houses, store house, gin
Louse and fixtures, corn mill, eigni
horse. engine, and Hi0 bushels cui
ton seen. Price -1200. Apply early.
Xo. 23--1-0 aclies of good timber
land miles we- of Wilson. N. '.
The besr bargain In the C iuny for
a saw mill man at SSiid.
No. - on 1 he..-, corner ' of
Vance and Bragg streets, -Wilson,
N. C. .', iil'iHi acifl with ne.it new
dwelling. Cheap at i0.
lans & liris
Wide Awakk Iksi-kance Aoents
Know their IH sixess, Repre
sent thk rest Companies in
the -Would, axo oivi.
their Ct stomeus Tin:
Ueneeit of the low
est Rates.
X'o. 27 Lut on the north side of
Rragg street, near A'ance. Wilson
X. C -A of an .acre with new com
tort.rtde dwelling. Only s.-.o.
Xo.'2s For rent, a very neat
colMue on the. uortli side of Tai lo
ro M., ilson, gooii ganleii ainl
fruit yard, l'rice low.
' Xo. .) Lot on the ll..ili' roatl.
near Wilson, X. C. J ! an "acre
with '2 room dwelling. ' l'i ice- '. ).
'n..:-it i'mi; s.i ;,::. .
l.t in the i- " n "f Wiiwin. on tin: lla-t-si-'e
,il I in-eii Mt, t. containiii- one-iiail. a "i -. .
liiu'last point in town. Iliiifiiit! furf-'.iM.
Xo. oil Lot ill the town ,!' siai.
tonlmrg, Wilson e-mufx. ,X. '..
with - good room dwellings an.t
store house. Price only l Too.
,0 :;l Tor j pr.. acre you can
buy a farm of :)oO io ;uo .icrcs in
Pender county one mile from
R.k-v Coin! miles Loin W .i
miagioii. good i,li:il iie!i? wood
conv ciiieiii to . it i.i i k .-r to pay iV'i',
ihe pl. ice the. che.ipe.-..! and '!,-!".
call and ge fall d.-sci i j T
The rea.-n Iie.-n.-i.tV liiiggs n-n
sell your lands Let left torn any ot.e
c!m. is that t,H:.-y speial Iluiiuleiis
of u::it.u. j er ci.r ;a -d. ilisite, t
ail over 1 In wol id. -
X. ..". On,- ti ii ' con'.oiiiing
l's. a'ies one iiiilj from 'Riiigwiiotl
Halifax ('on:it. lo L"e' aeit-s
c!eared.ialai.i e .vo.Mii:iinl, in high
; iti- ot cultivation, amtadapte.! to
Colli n. i eaiiuts .o:d tine loba. ..
JtTooni dweibng. tenant hoa.-es,
baans . nd si ables in oiid repair,
heJHfii1.' .'lea. .o.i, cii.iU unkiiowii.
83,5bo wid l ay vi-.J.ii ami health.
. 1 Nr i!:i.i. s.
.- .-,!. ti , n..,....!.. ItUiotii f.r (Van
.,.0.1 -iiiv.K. l-ivery iall-. firsi,
tiasB lioar.1 by Vw day, wa-k or moiitli.
- VwiLANTiHEStKEt,
-...I j aimtf.-r
J -' '
9
I
Hon
1 1
If,
y.
WIESUE k MT.IIHiHOiEII:
AND
LIQUOR EALER.
(Old, Stand)
Court -House.
I have mi
hantl
a full line of
ft
II
To dealers on -oods m utihiokeii
paekaies. It will be to your inter
est to give me a eall befoVe buying
elsewhere. nov'l tl
LIME! LIME!
AGRICULTURAL LIME
and BUILDING LIME. Also
C ARBO-PHOSPH ATE or PHOSPHATIC LIME
ena lor uircuUr. Adtlroat)
FRENCH BROS.SxW.fJK
FOR RENT.
: .-ly h.mso aii.I !! ni TsirlKiro slriM t Tlu-
ru s- . nniains fiun- n s. kitchen an.l ww.
..11 outlio in. Ili-sinil)!,. plaou. Kxcelkiit
watt r. I'o-isission trivin iiniiu-iliiili Iv Annlr
ai iKii-i' to
aiiltf
H. W. KOWAltOS,
Wilson, N. c
WIT IS ELEVATOR?
Tlie Most Select Pnre Rye WMsSey,
Ask for It. It lias No Superior.
Opposite
Influcemens 'FABIS'
nnn
IrlBd
44
VI
ii ii .
r.
THE PRACTICAL PAINTER IS
WELL-BALANCED BY SKILL IN HIS
ART AND THE USE, OF W., M. & L.,
rURE PAINTS, AND HE CAN THERE
FORE TAINT A BUILDING FROM 33
TO 50 PER. CENT LESS COST THAN
WITH HAND MIXED TAINT OR ANY.
OTHER, - THIS RESULT IS GUAR
ANTEED. FOR SALE BV
CKO. D. GliKKX S CO..
Wilson.. N. C.
As there is a report in circulation
r a. aJl 1
3y
that my friends have 'made, ine up -several
hundred dolhirs tor. my j
misfortune W.v losing liotli ol mv ! uri
houses and contents ly tire on flu J
jnih of l-eliruary I take tliis! -
met hod of saying it is not correct ;
as en;cul.:!ed. lint niy fi ieiuls are
helping ine some ami I am. keeping ;
i'li itemized statement, of the same r
; iul when I think all; Imve iel.el i
i'nt wil, 1 snail, it lileiiduiits.send
Jovjiit ii who helps a cncnlar show-
ing Avhat a!l have helierand who!
! hey were. . ; , j
w. ;;. dice. :
Api'-i." 2-f.:-
4fie OS' SSemoval,
a. n. moi: in sox returns ins thanks i tin-;
riti.'ri U i!s:m an, I siirriuiiKlitiif e,nmti-.-'
for lheiiM-rv -.lilientl .alr,.na,re 1m st, , w.sl in -
'.li' ist. ami ,esires t., uive notiee that lit- has
in,)i '! ever VVhit. liea.l If lirnes. stores, col
lier Xiish Hil'l 'I'arhor.. st.r' ts. Ity (rivinsr st riet
nlleri'ion toltusines I hopelo mi
.nut aeot,n-
r"'Vi 'sausfae-
iiiinee ol pat ronatre All work
his euro truaranteeil lo trive as
t ion a.- t.he eoimtrv ean offer.- I'leanin:
air.MLr anil eilttinir done on short notiee.
"io
i 1 1(1 1 i EST CASH 1'IfICICS
PAID F' Hi "
Old iron-. Men-is, oiion aiil j
.)ooie.i if.m, i
. .IAS. I UHKIIS I,'..
".leel 1 v Rowland's Wli.n l.
;. ' " .'Xoifolk. Ya.
7'8ii 5'. &obiiiMOii
I Lis opeia-d u uiillinery store
in
KXITICLD. X. ('.,
and has on hand a nice, selection of':
Spun:.' Ila's. and 1. 'on nets'. Trim-;
I'tings. I -'a; ley.', (loo:! ; iVe." She so-'
:. ;i s t ;.e patronage ! the iople
oi iaiiiilii and viem iy and guaran
i. e . : r.ie.ise. SeFji't inyoiir oidcrs
.'ii n;i; Sp::nu-lKi! -. inav-
iTpTICE.
I
..tt Wi-h..-slav the 7th .lay of May..
s.-.a.' v'tejate r---l'! i:ee .: ('.liiii-ii farmer
!ci !he t'olI.iH-ii.L' personul pr' ,--riy : -
';, i-iv ii'.--s. l ,,.v. 1 lnury .ml harness, t ,-nt-is
a-i- le-eis. alM,iit 5 hai r.-i.s .-..rii. i-: ?f iarn
an- -.;. hu-. h'i I .-ilel kiteie-n t 'irfiis iil ,-.
t-ir i'i ii' t;i!pi-Tiu lit ; an l-a!i ..ther M-rii,f
pr !: - ,ii-.-im- t., t!a- esta'.- . ai-l
Ter ::- . a-!.. S
i. -M-nil::.
AL HAS MADE 'HIS!
ffli .,rCi r ir Seed tbis eason. j
1 . I.-." 1 . '..' 1 . ..
il fi :s l.'.Sv i"t in ni n, 1111. i 1
-!. VV.. Heans. - Call early;
! i iiitrcLase ljef'ore tbe stock j
exhaiisiedat '
X V I A IS I )RUCJ ST()RE.
lTotioe.
-v-rationof many friemls
i n .iinee myself a candi
! i:e ji.s!tioli of Town tkn-
I'i i-ting that I may receive
t ;.: uj iK.il of my fellow cit-
l.e:.s genera I. v, I sm
Vrrv I.esN-l.ull.v, .
ai(2." II hi D I'.ULLOCK-
... s
4
."V
UiM-.!
i
iimn
11 mil 1 11 1
iix ui i Li
FUIIXITUKE DKALKSU AXD UXDICIM AK
Xa'sii Strekt. Wilson. X. C.
11 lave a large stock of all kimlsof w- . ,
jfonstantlyadditious thereto. P.abv
! gn and ottiee ehairs, &e., in eiulless
, . lin' 'a,.y
Call and examine our SiKk ot Eorei.
and Domestic Woolens and ;
SPRINGANDSyMMER"53
1881. Jp
FITS (IPABANTKED,
: AXD . '-
FINE WORKMANSHIP
(WEDDINGUITS)
SPECIALTY;
.jan 1, ly
MHBCHANT TA1LOKS,
Lottery
. v. "''" imvcmvMl..llir.,l s
iiiiiv.mmmui h ntriri in.l .'.vt..ti..-., K.....L- ..r
from St to Stt inr ,.1...,. V . : L .T,..". . "
.. KilhaiM an.l l-.-.l ll.w 'r',. A .:":V"l" ., '? ''I'!" ' : .h3
(! Willi ih-w eiishi. ins. h.flw I... Hi ........ v .. vv.
a -ilret-c-lass ivsiauruiit. an.) tl,. u-st .-.H.k T. "11.
And !im Iwi-itii.il on T.11I,...,. o
ww.. oiiimm.
:i "ill! ;iiul ronipldc
- . -SIMI-.s A ,iA,,,,,,,l,.,. I
HIL I II Bill itMj"
FANC
CK1AKS, Ti)I;a,C()S, SNCKF,
.in .iii.-iiiif; in i in- puoiie marveiollslv low pl icev , i
Wlio are not Ooied with a snoei It it i ;
. ... ui, ,, ,-aiimmn inn i4 ine
iii'titiliitfii' tii. .ii- .1....:.. - i
in. , i...,i mm iiiiui- ii in. ill o exaiiiinillg Hi sliel, I.e., re i.i
wtieri
m h --il- Ii- .....I
.1 .iiiii .lining
ees. Soliciting a call, I ain, viry uNpcc( lulh
Wilson. N. C
tin
-.:': ; I
;fapsCo noun..: hlls
'-"ulOi.lie.l I 7 ?
: 1771. . ' KOLLS 1KS2
,
. I '
This (oii,pau, , v ( '.
t hreeM ill -, as -follow'-''
1'ATAPsro-M li.L. j
Mil " . " !
PaTAPSo M III. l;,at KallimoreMd
i.AT-A,.S(. yin l . 0rslll.,,.
tlrove Md ' '" !
Having a' d;i.i c.ipaeiiv of l.'i(M) 1
Imrrels. ' '
- 1 ..' 8.. 6c 1 rot u 1
Alanuf ;i lured from Maiyland and !
Virginia Wheal, eeleluaied for its!
purity and richness of (ilulen, ;
1 'hostdiates and other nutritious:
;
proieriHS, '
sk your Grocer for i
PATAl'SCO SlirERLATI VE,
' PATAl'SOO FA M lLYj ;
I'ATAl'SCt) EXTRA,
ICAl'E IIKXRY liAMH.V
i AOUTII l'OINT FAMILY;
! CHESAPEAKE KXTRA,,
REDFORD FA.M1LY,
()RAX(iE (iUOVE EXTRA
C A. GAM BR ILL MFG. CO.
2 ( 'oiiiim ice St.,
" Raltimoie, Mil.
Repleseiile l I .
ALEX. (JIMCICXi:,
aug.'il.v ' . ;'. ilson, .N.C.
FINE
SHOEb.
We hav
ist receivei'
a I.Oge
lot 01 Ilaie! Hia.lt
La.liesV
Misse
Chil.lK
en, .Men and Ikrys HhM-.
I.'i.i ni 1:1 I., RaunIks V ( .
Tii .V.iviiir l!Miii r ill? S'liilVra tVil.
HE ATLANTIrlOTEL
t i l ,
t i;a,T n. '. mar
in, ii'. i ilfty i',!ii- i;
l-M'.-'l an 1 i;a
y liiniis,,,-! v .Li
ill . le.-.'atlt
r.l.-etr:.- 'Xr.;s. :i- .alia -,v,it,-r r,. .vtiry i
New fj hoii-e-'. ii, -w Mitarvrf uret r r,. He
lm-1
,t !i-!:.il ii, Ami- re'a : tin,-! b'-.'i' h
::a'n !-
tViirm'.- At (.:! li"1'-u -tn.-ai;e,l r.-r tln-
. . --
-U-at nn ..s. .!., ,iiiit-h:. -au's. .Ir;'.-., s i,,, i!:
tn-aeh. ih,ii i--i,rtjes. 1,-tj iii-. l,;iiia-!-. lt,,il-.
lor stni'.h Va. ... r. I a i Hue !i-h.Ue!i::.i'
aa.l vnn ,us oTl.erarn in Tils. .. ;
hxeelieril Uisin. . Inn- . .niii'.re. ti. .. malar.a, '
fTi,,s,iiiit,M-s.f,r -iin-ilii---. i !
M!-rate r.,t, .of I-arl. Kat s-l 'iav i
r.v.;. c. r'.v,, t, .,' ki;..--; hii.i. an-t j
eolon-l !MTa' U.I j,rn- . .-,-:ai ai'iu,-e-
t. etit to tamilKforiarrfi- ui-. House 11
fnrfii June 1st to Oi totn r. r
S!e.-ial s.-ason tn-kets .-eur,-.i .1' a,i p-iini-.
f..r further rnrti.-uian a-, ir.-s. proj
TOJllljel-T hi lUll.-fKil
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hiie:i!;ei de-.t,ie ln lilac to. 'he
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lliiVe seelll ed t hir ScIA icev l i' I H .
John A. MHlwigru! :ts a e.ililj-telit
dlHgglsi.-.JMoI gualiil'ee tiuit O.U.
plfsel i.'l lolls will he pi oitij.l J all.j
carelililv prepared. !.' speeili.'h.
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apis 1! Lulii Id. N. C.
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Dealers in F:i .Hy (inxvi M s', Cou
feetii'iieiieH, Tohaeco, Cigars &C.
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to (jtialitv ad irice. Civet us a
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