'ue V iirSojsr Advance
. hi C. C. Ih'iirU, Editors and Proprietors.
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The question of whether or
not the Republican Senate will
confirm the nomination by Mr.
Cleveland of Mr. L. Q. C. Lamar
to a peat on the Supreme Bench,
ia aUr;s.vt"n7 the attention of
the peoplo.of the whole coun
try. The "committee to whom
the question was. submitted
make two reports. The liepub-.
licana on the committee report
against confirmation and they
are in the majority. The
Democrats, of. course, make a
minority report in which they
are for the confirmations Much
lias been -Paid; and written on
this question, both for and
against the confirmation of this
able, lawyer to ta eeat on the
highest tribunal in Our country.
The be.-t thin wV have yet
eeeu on the subjuet- is an open
letter iromlSenutor Steward, of
Nevada. lie asks. "After the de
struction ottso much property
and so ma:iy lives to "preserve
the Union" is it justifiable for
either side to plant the Feeds of
discord anew, or to re-open the
wounds inflicted by the war,
by cultivating liatred aud,dis
trust between theNoith" and
South?"
Senator' Stewart'ia a"Itepubli-
can, ana aavises an ma .uepuD-rj upngut man, but they hoot) to
lican menus to Iollow his ex- make a little political thunder
. ample and vote for! the confir- by opposing his confirmation,
mation of Mr Lamar. In The appointment of Mr. Vi 14s
spaakingof the refusal of"the as Secretary of the Interior, au'd
Senate to confirm tho nomina- Mr. Dickinson.
Thie GoltTsboro ' Argus says
there1 is considerabls talk of
establishing a Savings Bank in
that place. The Argus is edi
ted by three lawyers and that
paper says of the law authori
zing the establishment of these
banks: We have examined
the law of our State which
provides for the. establishment
of such institutions . and .find it
apparently complete in,its pro
visions for the protection of
depositors. There can
danger in making dep
such a bank, except in case cf
rascality on the part olf its of
ficeis, and so far' as we know
there is no protection against
rascality. All the papers of
the State where such institu
tions have been established
under theV new law speak in
high praisd of their workings.
The Aryxci: would be pleas
ed to know that . a Savings
Bank had been organized in
Goldsboro. We hope i to see
one in Wilson in the iiot for
distant future.
Bill Arp lias a, good letter ih
this week's Advance, in which
he refers to tho cotton claims
of the people of the South. We
noticeon this line, that Sena
tor Ransom has introduced &
bill -to refund to the State of
North. Carolina tLe net proceeds
of tle-',f.otton vale seized by
the .treasury agents in various
places iii 1S(5.j (J6. The total
amount 'is $12,532.58, besides
one hundred bales seized at
Charlotte, the amount of which
is not specified. We have no
idea tlia.t the bill will pass.. It
isajuht claim and should be
allowel, but justice appeals
bat little to the average Repub
lican & -naior. ' .: "4
intn tin I? fJTMl hi iiT. 71
Jarvis is that manj and if he is the most critical
nominated success is assured
from the start." And thus it 1
goes. Believe , me none of!
these political prophets know
anything about what they pre
dict. .Nobody does, lhe peo
pie are at sea. ; There is no
crystallization of public opin
ion around any man to such an
extent as to warrant a predic
tion as to who will be the nom
inee of the conveutiou. The
people are waitinsr waiting to
hear records of all the candi
dates named, discussed, and
then they will nominate the
best man and what is better,
elect him.
-Tiu proposition of the Ad
vance to pa? s such a law as
would put a stop; to gambling
at fairs, we would be pleased
to hear from the brethren on;
It strikes, ns that this is a mas
ter of considerable importance
The protection of the people
from the sharpers and rascals
at th-s3! fairs should receive
some little attention tt th
hands of. our legislators.
The opposition of the ! Repub
licans to the confirmation nf
Mr. Lamar as Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of the
United States, is onei of the
cleaiest -evidences of the ab
sence of all principle they hate
yet given. They all -.recognize
uiui ta au aDie lawver and an
tlon he says:
ei'Thepublic
Tiii-: rie
tbat tli. i
Uing's d
There ar
kill the::
people U;
lazs- I03 f.jr
are saving
1 'causpf f air. Man
ual! was over work.
more people who
selves at work than
ink for. Ve hope no
will ref : ? ' to walk
friunr. one bar to a.)
ever, for fear of dt :
health by overwor'
ther, how
troyiug his
General, will hardlv bo; acted
press 4 cas so upon until, Mr. Lamar j is con
irameai,tne issue mat tne re- nrmea, or rejected it is said.
jection 01 Mr. Lamar will be
construed bothin the North and The Goldsboro Mfitlinrt; ax
South as a declafationtbat. his vance has, been sold by the
participation iii the war;,dis- former owners, Drs. Bobbitt and
qualifleshimjand-alljothers oc- Robey, to Mr. L. A.' Potter ' of
cupyihggtheasame position for Beaufort, who has had some
a place on tne SupremejBench. experience, as a quill i driver
It i3 unreasonable to expect having been the editor of the
thatthe people; pf the eleven Beaufort Telephone at one time:
au, tne present generation ;De
excluded from participation in
the judicial determinations
of . the highest! court of the
United States." ;'- '
Senator. Stewart'" puts . the
question, properly. . Are", tho
people to understand that the
Republican party will confirm
no Southern manfor aJSupreme
Court Judge ? That is undoubt
edly what their'factious oppo
sition means. I .
Just keep up that lick, gentle
man, and you need.have'not the
least fear ; but that the South
will continue solid. -
been, since itsestablishn.ent.
one of the strongest and auiesi
newspapers in North 'Carol r ia
and we wish it;that isucc't"--tViot
;.-. f x 1. .
vutu, xyxuier strengin. or in-
iiiE lvaieia'u -News-Uerver
say a letter has been re :eived
by the 'Agricultural Depart
ment iroo, i gentleman 'n Da
kota, wh desires to efeek
mora p easant climate. le has
written the Tight Stalte-tto
learn ;: a pleasant climate
Aorth , arolina's climate
surpa'ssed by that of any
State in the Union.
is un
other
'Egypt.. .
probably
ranks, duty to subject its fitness to
examination,
I would still wait in my present
i'Osition their decision. But I
think I arn warranted in sup
posing that the final decision
may be delayed for some time.
As ymi have at the same time
nominated both my successor in
in the department and his suc
cessor iu the Postoffice Depart
ment, this delay may to some
extent at least, embarrass the
administration of public busi
ness in the departments affect
ed. To avoid euch embarrass
ments, which is my duty to jou
ajid to the country, and to leave
before the Senate,- in its final
judgment upon my nomination.
gold, and has on the lands about
four hundred ban da Bmpiojd,ana
will as early as practical pat in
fall operation the noat txtenaire
as well aft expensive atampi and
gold refining establishment ever
pnt to work in auy portion of thia
S ate. S 1
Mr. W. T. Taylor accompanied
.'isUiog reletativea in jour city.
Miss Bettie lloone. is alo on a
visit to Wilson.
One of our young men has been
to Goldsboro, and it is tbongbt
woman was th cauee.
tellect entitled it to
come Mr. 1 Potter back
newspaper fold.
We wel
to th:
SHEBIIAIT AHD 700P.HEE3.
Our Washington correspond
ent" gives the information, on
the first page of this week's
Advance, that Senator Vorhees
gave John Sherman thegenuine
"dressing down" that he de
served. The bloody minded
John took it upon himself to
make a little political capital
"for himself by reviewing and
refuting (?.l the strong argu-
lt is. remarkable how InVh
the newspapers can puff a town
UP when they go at it. The
little town of Annistau, Ala.,
was boomed until ! people
thought it wasa town lof some
consiaerable size. They held
an election tliere several days
ago and only 401 votes
1 1 m. .
pouea. mis shows that with
all the protective tariff blowing
of the newspapers tjie pla-e is
notning myre than a villa -e
; ' 1 is 11
has guuo there probably to
'hunt... up- i-'.i the 'inforinatl.ii
possible about that famous
corner iu grain and laud that
was ao ne.atly engineered sever
al thousand years ago by Joseph
ben lraei ti e fir.- t speculative
corner in 'existence, ' if we Ex
cept tho- little deal in apples
that took place somewhat earli
er iu Edsn. Washington (D C.)
Gazette. i
Yesterday.I. hecrd of a new-
move on the political checker
board. A friend from the
Eastern part of . the State a
wise and far-seeing politician-
told meithat the plan purposed
by some was to nominate Ex
Gov. Jarvis for Governor and
Col. Thomas M. Holt for Lieu
tenant Governor. Jarvis was
then to be elected to the Sen
ate and Holt to succeed as Gov
ernor. That is one of the plans,
I do not speak authoritatively,
but I thick I speak knowingly,
when' I say that Senator Kan
som has not been consulted
about .this arangement. He
would have little ob'j?ctiou to
secure Jarvis or any ot her good
Democrat in the Governor's
choir, but it will be only alter
tfhar and desperate .struggle
when he releases'his hold upon
his .at in the United States
Senate.
opeaking of the United States
Senator puts me in mind to say
this : The fight in the State
this year will be a hotly con
tested one. Divisions iu the
Democratic ranks will defeat
the party. From some talk of
rather, gossip, that I have re
cently heard. I gather that it
is feared in some quarters that
the friends of both Ransom
ana Jarvis will attempt to c :i
trol the county convention and
secure the nominations t a
pledged man to tiiu .legislature.
I do not know thathere ir any
truth 'ii the rumor, but I do
r iu us sainiaar-
"Clevelandiand
The Michigan University has
l,406,students, of whom 45 per
cent, are the sons of parents
who do manual labor. jr a live
lihood, says .the "resident.
There are hundred , of men
whose children are rowifisj up
m ignorance; who aie perfectly
An.7o.wa crlit
iz'es tt io-ue :
iprot.cc'inu f.-.-r the people.
Biaiu 'rid c-ciortion for a view
inonopt-n l: .;r Corncf ; and
.thetcoir.er.t next year will! be
De.wee.i ike interests of! the
masse-:, us represented by fthe
terests t'4" in.
seuted by th:
No inteUitjerit
r .. j a- .f 11 1 . . ,
meuia lor a reuutuuu oi me apie to give evervonp nf tticin
tariff presented by Mr. Cleve- the benefits of a tnr!
il mey would. Thft trrpatpct
land in his .message to Con
gress. The speech of Sherman
on the subject was, so the pa
pers . eay a strong onej'and
presented the Republican side
of the question forcibly. The
uccu, iu j.onn uaroima 13 par
ents who appreciate the bene
fits of an education.
was,
the
reply of Vorhees
Democrats all say, convincing
and overpowering. He is one
pf the ablest men in the Senate
on "onr" side and he gave the
"bloody skirter" the "best he
had iathia shop." The Repub- to be great
licaus connot derend protect
ion on any grounds of justice,
eo long as the Treasury is fill
ed to overflowing, j
.. 1 1
"THii CZ'GOSED."
Speaker Ca.klisi,e has receiv
ed considerable favorable com
mendation upon the commit
tees that he appointed, Th
wisqom exhibited' in the seh c
tion of man for the various coai
mittees, is said by knowing ones
Mr. Carlisle ' is a
wise and patriotic leader. ; if
the Democracy will only follow
his lead in mostjthfnes, they
need not fear but that the best
interest of the people will be
subserved. " ;
Tiv, ana t!ie in
classes, as repre-
i.epiir ucan party
tn, wno is
citi
not utterly blinded by preju
caoe, can full
ob
ous tint
recocrnize these
s. Ex.
A
,"u n
-arc!i of Sducatioa. ' "
.v:.::n grc-juate ot Harvard
' 'u Syracuse, recently
pea a may. twice his size
cause cf education is - ad
jug wjth.much rapKlity,-
-ny .jonrna!.-. ;
It amuses us to see the way
that everything that is donei,in
the South Is magnified and
twisted out of all semblance to
the truth. Th9 difference, when
the grossest of crimes and ut
ragesare committed in,, , other
sections of our: country! is al
ways apparent.! - The Wilming
ton Star gives .two illustrations
of this: !
"Up in the New Hampshire
the country where "high moral
ideas" nrevail, it has been dis
covered that a j perfectly sane
couple have been confined for
thirteen years in
The Waynesville Xews ii
now published by a stock com
pany": It retains its irnipr
politics, it announces. One of
the most amusine- il in rS w
have yet seen is the eff haii.d
manner in which it refers tn
the sectionalism and strife prp
ducing tendencv of the Demo
cratic party. That paper is un
doubtedly for peace, even if it
has to endorse the paciQc John
Sherman or the sweet, j talking
James G. Blaine to secure if
The sentiment against "'public
the insane ef nations Krows with the peo
I . asylum. The State votedl,G00
1 to Investigate their condition.
' "The California fugar corpor-
J ations are said I to treat their
y employees like slaves. The
bosses in the mines also terror-
ize the workitigmen. They are
all made to vote as they are
, ordered. Such "iss about the'
; amount of the charges brought
by Mr. F. J. Sullivan, who is
contesting for the representa
tion in the Federal House from
the Fifth District."
pie. ine demoralizing and de
grading tendency of puiblifi ex
ecutions is recognized by everv
thoughtful man, and we hope
the day is'uot far distant when
these barbaous exhitnrfjn.s till
be witnessed by. none save tiie
officers and a few otheils. The
next legislature shotihl pas a
law requiring all executions to
be strictlyprivate, j
The Washington correspond
ent of the Wilniirigton Messen
ger writes, a long letter on the
corruption practiced in keeping
women in office; in Washington.
Mr. Harris the correspondent
says there are quite a number
of women who hold office under
the government because they
are the mistresses of some Con
gressmen or Senators. The puri
fying influence of the Demo
cratic administration might
well be put to work in ridding
the public services of these dis
reputable barnacles. The Ad
vance hopes Mr. Cleveland will
look into these charges and
throw these women out, there
by making rooin for the honest
and the virtuous who desire to
make a livelihood Sot them
selves aud their families. . '
". ,A. ' ."
The Farmers Convention of
North Carolina met at Greens
boro on ther10th. The Alli
ance in this State is becoming
quite a strong organization and
we doubt not that the fvven
tion was a well attendee 1 lzj
by representative farmers qV
the "old North State."-The Ab
vaxce is-pleased to see any
movement that will '.ihplo the
iarmers go iorward. .
roller
reac'ii
: I
raooit piau-ae in Aus
about to bo Pupplahted
-thiiu' far worse. The
skating mania has - just
i u!6i unhaupy couutrv
..duauu og:i . u mmercial
E V. t .U! C ):rj;) i cn?Q.l
S-ssatirial
EaleJgh, N
earaKat the
chat as
C, Jan
yet apoi 1
iwenty- 1 1
11th, '88
what
1 "u
It doth n.
it will ' .
can tell ;
make a 1 !
tRiy" can-i'
but : my u
thee Irt,s :
Lie-f.Gov.
are positive that he will reo li :
the nomination for Governor
t you will trivft (hum h,if
.1!1C3 tiieV Will dpmnnof jo f
an absolute - certain fv.
friends are gn-r-any
man should
dictions tait .-s;
t -'ail to con.!, via
.'r for it, io, j ,
anything; &bnl. 1
tedmau's friJiiJ
vins :
iho.d
That if thoy? dis
mow
inju
ibf -r 1 lends to
succe? r of the party hv
euch 3 lfish schemes, thev
gentlemen alhw
jeopardize the
any
will
"fcTotioe.
By virtue of a decree of tbe Su
perior Court of Wilson county,
wherein Edwin Barnes Jr., Admr.
or Wilson Barnes was plaintiff, and
Gray Newsome and others were
I will sell at the
rionrt House door, in Wilson on
y his daughter, Miss Mattie, are Monday the Cth day of Februrary
meiouowing uefcriuu
ertv: One fourth interest in one
lot of land situated in the o-n of
Wilson, Wilson county, adjo-ning
the lands of A.-1). Farmer, Jnli
Harrison, Jnnd others cont lining
two teres, more or less.
Teems: Cash.
Edwin Barnes Jr., Admr.
F A. & S. A. Woodard, Attys.
an ovzxszzn.
A tcatl. t::i n ! o h.n had a life
tin. in? desires
m f r. Kcference
tiin.
time exiK-in't'c." n
a tsitu.i;:i .is ir. .
given n r.pp!.t-
AdJtrs-,
H. M. !., r,c.MN.ro, N
C.
LAW SCHOOL.
of a Law fcv h-,
Jan. 2nd, 188S.
both , deserve to be deifaied,
and another man substituted.
do not , believe that heiter of
them would len' himself to
such unworthy 1 icks and rm
nouvers, but it i- well to sound
the note of warning in time
fhere ought r,i t to bj siy
pledM) trs on th. part of niw-
berfc i-if the letiis.ature and men
mgh- f be nominated v. ho
nold t!.i success of the partv
paramount to the elevation of
a periuo.1. iavonie. uissen-
sions, luKewarmness, aud feud?
would, follow a campaign ir.
every county in which an at
tempt .would . be.made to "fix"
it for Ransom, or Jarvis, or any
other man. Let legislators be
elected unpledged or untram
meled. .Let the people elect
good and true man who will do
what is best for the party. If
this is done, success will b
ours; if not, the Republicans
will carry the legislature.
And from such a calamity
say and! say.it revert-ntly
"Good Lord deliver, us."
There is little'news iu Ral
eigL,. There have been t-o 01
thret failures, but none of them
we e for large amounts. There
ha .Te been some business change
bet iiot'many. Business is 'il.
quiat after Christmas,
and it is so'here . now. Pi-opl.
aj b" either collecting or
tiyin, to collect, and in paying
oa rying to pay debts, and tret
ting their affa fs'in good shape.
I believe ther is a spirit ol
hopofulness am faith in the
New Year. "If w "can elect
the sole question of my fitness
for the position, -' dissociated
irom any other nomination,
and unaffected 1 by any other
consideration, I now respect-
tu Hy ask you to accept my
resignation as Secretary of the
r. .:: -n r, wiiien l hereby tender.
in termiuating my relations to
yon as a member of the official
iamuy, 1 aesire to express my
grateful sensa of the obligation
I am under to you personally
tor the consideration and kind
ness which have always charac
terized your treatment- of me.
and for the generous confidence
and support which you have
steadily given me in the trying
and arduous administration of
this department. I ehall always
be proud to have been associated
wifh the honorable record you
will, leave upon the page of
your country's history.
Sincerely and respectfully,
L. Q. C. Lamar,
Secretary.
Executive Mansion,
Washington, Jan. 7th, 1887
My Dear Mr. Lamar When
l determined to nominate you
to the position upon the bench
of the Supreme Court, the per
s- ual gratification afforded by
me tender to you of so honor
ur-ible and suitable a place, au J
tin- satisfactory conviction that
;.n iaiportant executive duty
wouia thus be well performed
el me almost to forget that
my uctioninvolved the loss of
j our conscientious and valuable
aid andavice in cabinet counsel
which for nearly three vears
have so much enjoyed and ap
preciated. Your note of to-day
iorces me to contemplate this
'oiitimrency with the mostjpro
ionnd and sincere regret. But
since.! know that the separation
V"1 now insist nnnn nriooa
from that conception of public
tuty which has always so en
tirely guided your conduct. in
our official relations, .1 am con
: trained to accept the resigua-tio-i
you tender, hoping that it
only anticipates your entrance
n;-m the discharge of higher
more congenial functions
in in those now relinquished
w nat 1 have thus far written
serins very formal indeed. I
intended this because I am sore
t hat close confidence and rela-
ti-'lis, of positive affection which
hh-ve grown! up between us need
no expression or interpretation
.vim yew 1 nua 11 utterly im
possible for me to finish this
note, without'assuring lyou that
things which have, character
ized your conduct and bearing
111 me position trom which you
now retire ; all yur devotion
to your country and your chief ;
all your self-sacrificing care and
solicitude for the public inter
ests ; all thejbenefit.which your
ot!;c:al service have conferred
upon your fellow-countrymen,
ai aauiue anection and kind-m.-ss
so often exhibited toward
in;) personally, I shall constant
ly remember with.tenderness
an.t gratitude.
your verjf sincerely,
G rover Cleveland.
Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar,
Secretary of the Interior.
Eacoming Unruly.
Grand Master Powderly with
correct ideas and conservative
principles, is experiencing the
same things that other men of
like character 'and principles
have, when heading a revolu
tionary movement. He is being
left behind by the radicals and
unprincipled demagogues, who
are and it seems always will be
tbe bane of all reform move
ments. .The Bible in morals
and the constitutien in politics,
are the only sure'and Infallible
guides, and the men or st of
men who will in their teal for
reforms cut loose from the con
servative teaching of these,' will
be sure to drift upon rocks and
are apt to be stranded, and to
shipwreck their friends or fol
lowers. Goldsboro Argus.
NOTHINO
UKt IT
IU rnllr efllcarr
a macta to tbe jn and
kill In compounding aalo
the Ingrodivm Uli-nifcolv.
Take It In time. lichee It
diseases Id Uio onUet, or if
they be dranoed wUl prove a powutcure.
No Home toll 1)3 Mont IL
v formed a nuclona
h.-n-; in .1 inly- to
acc'i:niii!.i: s"i:i-' ' y-'i:;! towns
men, 1 h l r.ii ' hl h-.l ta adopt tbe
mii-'-' "M -f. -oinf iiiv-uds and of
fer m Mi!ita' huge to young
gentli-ii-t ii i'i-.''t;ii a lVgl educa
tii)!. I oin-r l.-m.s aitorriate to
our jn viit fvi.i::i-c.l comlitioii.
Oil the nirv if ?h- -!u lent and
?J." at the i-itd nf iIjC imi'ite. On
thec tfiii M.i.loi:i uiiy prose
cute their Mudii-s -.vi .1 r.if as lonff
a.s lhn pV im1 l c- -r . ii-j'ying "or
iicensf. I'x'.i;-" ti hi.i ia Wil-
io! (i ncln.br. 4 kmi. is atxi lichts) at
1. .-cr mt'!i. it'i!tu!ars with
lefc-n-iHu a i i ;;';' r in a frw
I;lS 1 1 VII I". Ml'BBAT.
Wil ;i, X. C, S - f. 0. 1S77. U
ADVEKISEMENT."
ro whosc
BENEFIT
The Lucky Ei Man.
One of the most pro! table
kinds of business that we know
of these Jays is to be a Cherokee
Indian. Every child of a Cher
okee Is born to a . fortuna of
$7,000 and many very valuable
governmental perquisltles.
It take the place of a .
doctor and cuily pre
scription. All who U'ad
KHlrutary llvi will fluJ
It the lf-l tn-vftiliv" of
andr :irelir lmiiT"u. '
tiinolipalion. il.-aclcrli. Illll.
l'llm und M-ntl lN-imiln.
of time, no tun rffr-n.-o w,;n l iln-
while tk in. Vr chiijn ti 11 Unul In
Doceiit anil lia'inVK. No u.-i'itf. r from
exv-..ure i.fi-r tak luz. C'lirr. ,ir.
arrhu-M. Iiwl -.nplil. Fc.rri-h-iifm
and t"evrri!i t .!.!. Involl-N K"l
d;ll"i''- p.-rs.'w !'! tlutl it the in!' 1 t
At-r.i':i! ii'"' lonii-tlieyraii iw. A li!:l
taxi-i Hi i l.i-ur- rrfn- liins ! rp
p.l I nil -v:irl:llo:i cf ll.e l''i'.
Alililr u . !u l.i" iiiornina lir;--n
tin ni .' -. i-:.im, tho ti'lu:U uud
I Vxlcl.tN-S
r i. in.
.ia.n .i L't-. 1.
rflccnvcSy r... I
WILSON MARKET.
Mark f flni'w
Tnad-" : u l
Se r UIK M 'I"'
OlIMOS.
r-Z iCir foe
vr t m ml-'s to
, t!-T wouM.
ii' - iui- r. rx-Tpiy
i - j -i ui"H
. V.a Aik.
. : I ...a fi.rth-rxl
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ia4tu,Ui
. I. ..Jl.T.
Corrected every 'Wednepilay
H ad I e y. B rlergs .
by
BanriDff...
Bacon
Bee wax.
Butter...
Candle
Chet-ee .
CofT(H) Kli .
Coffee Java .
Coffee Lagura
corn Meal
Corn...
5
-hi-tcn
Cotton Tlee
Vrj Saltod Phouldir .
Dry Salt Slice
Ilomt-atice
Ekb-s....
Hidio
M olaeeua. , .
Poanuta..
Potatoes..
Rice
Katn
Salt..
8utrar...
Hbitnriue..
Turkt-ji..
Tallow....
Cleveland and Mi
(the
Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor) elect a Democra tic lejris
"aturef and make bitr crops, I
ba happy in 1888 regard-"e.--
of how tlie v.ind blows.
" J.I).
CLEv ALAND'S .'APPP.S3 iATIY;
. LSTTES T0,HE. LAMAS.
tli
t no
tni-h'
The Elizabeth City Falcon
has been enlarged. The Falcon
13 a well edited, out-spoken
newspaper and. one of the most
welcome of our exchanges.
iiie Legislature ;f :; ISouth
Carolina has passed a.! law
against coek firntinj; in that
State. . Only a short while i --'o
tucic a3 a, uig cockhi main at
Col umbia. There must be some
thinr low, vulgar and brutal in
mn who fight cLickehe We
are glad that the ' "Palmetto
btate" lias put a clop tt sucTil
exhibitions of brutality ! in her
borders. . j
Jpdge 6o.D appears' to be
doing hip-best, in all hii aecis
ions, to break down alii semb
lance of States rights. He never
spares an opportunity to'give a
decision against the ! States
rights idea of the Constitution;
a-ii :
a. c
it., to
Judge" Clark
prised ; tAt
dOUbt HIS lion'.in.lt.inri nml
, . -) " v ill
call over enough counties to
nc.iuaie him and leave yu
wiU.oat-au .excuse for ditte--!ie',
'iii; that 'he svill be tin, next
Covv.riior.vCapt. Syd. Alexan-dei'-
friends will shnvr that
tiitrt) is a large sentiment In
the State in favor of a progress
ive faria-.r for Governor and
("onviaca you (this is the tliird
nine you nave been convinced)
power can preyentfhis
ihn prize. Alout
tins lime an" enthusiastic Holt
man will vxprt-ss astonishuient
at your faith in the strength of
either of thb other three candi
dates ove to the exlot
ness of a mathematical propo
sition that the gubernatorial
plum is in the palm of the fcol
oncls hand waiting to nt
re be can pull j t, Aud then
1 riends of ' ! . a rmfield fe.nd
Cha? . Cooke will -tell
hat ..either of thprn-i i&iii
'a the race for Goverfior,
iL at, according to the rlan.
Cooke oz Arm field would intake
tne strongest ' condidajte frho
could be nominated, jln fthe
midst of your confusion and per
plexity you are told that .Gil
mar is a very strong man (for
the nomination.- Upon the face
of this rises a wise politidian
who says: 'The campai,'u
this year 13 to be no walk der.
It will bve hotly contested fvVe
neea a candidate whose Viery
be.
tin
y.n
you
be -
m:
IV Essigsation cf the Sc:rsi
the Interior CSered and Ac
The C:rrcsT):ndcno3. - Tr.o
dent's Kanly and ;Hands:n
sptnse.
:cp;ed.
Prc::-
PLAIITTOX .
Anther Satch of News Fxor:
Favorite Ccrrespondent
0
desires
night
lii-.'.sU ISO
t'r''tln'r
cupv
Washixgtox, Jan. 9. Secre
tary Lamar on Saturday tender
ed to the President his resigna
tion as Secretary of the Interior,
and it was accepted by the
President. Tbe formal resig
nation, it is understood will not
go into effect , until noou of
Tuesday next, in order to e;
able the Secretary to "close up
some routine business."
The following is a copy of
the Secretary " letter of re.-iy-nation,
and Oi the President's
letter of acceptau of the same":
DepaBtment of t:i Interior
WaSH1XOTP- . Jan 7 13 ! If t UlrfS
y wwa. if o.uij.i.
To the Pkes dext : When
some months aj you invited
me to accept th j vacant jmlg
shij in the Supreme Court.f
the nited States, you express
ed a ish that as the court was
not it essiou I should postpone
the resignation of my present
office uiitil the meeting of Con
gress, allowed you to send my
ination to the Senate, as there
were certain matters before the
department inaugurated by me,
which it was therefore desirable
that I should close before leav
ing, and as I would have ben
very reluctant to take the place
upon the bench until your nom
ination bad been confirmed by
the Senate, I cheerfully con
sented to your request- My
nomination has now been sub
mitted to the Senate, nnrl. .
naii.e will carry consternation cognizing both their right and
JJJ-.AR. ADVANCE : Ml. U! f)
I . .
"1.1 ii wno mi been with m lor
i"ur tears as teacher and prin
'" i: 'ue t astxlu i Academy will
fts:!i for tlienod and clever
i.v.i .f .f CeJar ltock, and.is fully
wint; uis unties, lie has won
..w.i c niame rc potation and stand
wj1 s au educator, lie will be
- ;tu missed in thia localiiy
; i wiue neiu ior some
i!-.i (.r gentleman who
-l!i-!i a ! o.-itinn
Tiie Imp Leie on Friday
amended, and as the
ni.-jnriii2 tones of enchanting mn
!; !.o:iv the violin or Swep llarri
shbuld its melodies eager
...i. u. -.crjisifnorean pleasures
" it I'Kut iantastic
In tli ip place on the22ndult.,Mr,
'' fi-rpcr and Min8 Frazier
r...f iiau-u in i,oiv wedlock. T,
... i...iini,.i. i'. otliciating. On
1 1 .s;, je d iy bv llev. a. w v
Hi. .M r. Th.nl J)cau and Miss Mary.
1; ' K .ttr of A. W. Jackfou. of
were happily joined
marriage. The iipwIp
counles have
v. ,r a lone life ofuniater
ii'i- in conjugal lelicitv
,v ." '",, ".,U0I'e. has personal
ni. iiunaruson and with his
nmiestnig family will mli. tha
tinwtv aud growing town of Nash
ville his future home. Mr. Thorn
'... . .
f. -Ill nnrl.. .1 a
u:if OI those isnHinmaraci
. c-s liiieiy. erected on Kailroad
ii-ii.
M - - .. . .
; u- licUelor, a wealthy
i- .i -enterprising geutlemau, will
in ;i , i i while begin the erection
V ' " irge aU(J commodious
"Lore on a tine site and bean
located,
ri... i . . .
uieienants leel prond of
un, jjieai volnmn of tral tht
u"i us way io Nashville the
teason, and the sturdy
c oaimnea witn the geu
OI ine COttOn marbof
J
in
i; t- !
p:M-ut
u.i huts m
c i i! t'.-.ie
wniges which was washed
; .. In the October floods in this
. u .iv nave uearly all been re
I-arm wned footed nn will
i,.ke tl.e alarmiDg enm of three or
uv ;iu ,usauu dollars, to sav nnth
mg of the enormona damages to
iu., nuns aua other property.
'uiug company near
here are still enlarging their ma
chinery and fixtures for working
1 (0
intn
..to
JOtrviu
n
it to
. ) to
. ",h COM
7W16
lOOtolK
a
to
itol
to 10
I Ifto-.O
avtofio
-SU10
Fu L'ne of
Tar TaperFly Paper and In ict
Powder, gut " ihriing'M Ir02
Store. 2"ici netal powder
box give i .way with a
'25c bcx of face
pode:.
Prescription Filling o
- w u WHMM I w Kin l -
1"' . - w x i m I .iiBro ilnrK.rf Cittefwat iMadA.
' t 1ST tirMSB ' HirPCUrTM K Tinii
I U arbULirc 4.o4xl vi m! kda
4 l- at :
Ltl..r.l,. ... t-s: irt.imi.-l ,-.t5
M k-i i..ilia.n .a h-rf l ly I i f ,
il l.m br l k nt -,ti,A
Ifptt r, i il.. biibt I ! fwu.''
Cash.claket Store.
ur.-
-10
. . tttOlM
entohi
J.S0 K3.
. ;Moi.
tJC to 10
SPECIALTY.
HERRING. Ph. G.
'S-i i-iIiltjLl
! 11 r ' ar" IKHtbS OF mfil
Jil iuii-i I . i r-iKi. .UIUm.
lli.ll.ir.. I.;:.:-1 II
1 I 1.; 1 tM.i. utf .v. kii 1. ' Q
fc t ij .-" i 'H. r li'-w I- t ai.4 rv3 Mi. H
H CV 'I J -I 1-irr IT. U
't 'rdt- k - -'-. - f.
n if 1 1 ct.:. ivi;t.lu4kWlu
A J Afr.CClATCO rANCICMS, n
p j
V 2C
COTTOX.
ADMIXISTATKOR'S
Hood MidJllntf-
MlUdiinv
Blues and btmuu..
--7-
.tot
U1M0NA OPERA HOUSE !
Tuesday, Jan. 17,"88.
THE SUCCESS OF
TWO CONTINENTS!!
Tho Greatest PUr of the Ar. VUlUo lOlU-
ette's Amorluaa JlrtmA,
bV'eENEMY
Presented by the rimo company as during Its
orisinal run "in Now.Tork.
notici;.
Ilnviog qualiGd at Adi iii
tor of the e.-tatc A Ale ' I"lit.-t..
deceased, all p:irt:-s iud-l:c ! to
the estate are req-M-steil ti nab?
Immediate panieut. All Hn-.-ucts
against the estate will be jre- n;ed
on or Del ore tbe 26th of DrcemWr.
188S. or this notiee will be .Ual iu
bar of their recovery.
IJ. K. Vilmx,
Adm'r of Aletv Flowers.
Juir. 4, Ct
A I'll EX OMEN A L It US.
& NUrhts In Kcw Tork City,
in) NiKhts la Uustitn.
75 Nifrbts ia n Krsnrtsm.
ljO Night la Loodun. KnianJ.
Same Company sj at the Madison
Square Theater, New York.
SEATS 01 SALE IT SOVLUD'S. -
NOTICE
Ilavinc qualified a.. execntor of
the last will and testament ol .J..bn
l eele, deceased, all tiemon indelit.
ed to said estate are Lertbv noti
fied to make immediate navmeut.
and those holding claim's against
said deceased to pre.nent them for
payment to me or my attorney on
or before the 5th dv of Jaiinrv.
1883. or this notice will be nlad in
bar of their recovery.
J. E. Woodard. li. It. IV.ki.i-
Attorney. F.xerntnr
Wilson. N. C. Jan. 4. 18ss. ct
V.' J KJ
1 I
The Zr.t're Stock of
t GOODS
F
CF. GRIFFIN
Will be sold at
OS T
K
. f.
N
i
m
J?:-'t CO. 'iV.fc' Li
xmmM"- I'M
BILiGUSHESS
Xs an f.r.f-:cts rf tho livr, sal ra
ho thoru-;i3y -2T-l 1 7 ihMi Urasl .
I. ...-ul.it. r cr .!.a Uvrr aal
1 lary CrviiS.
SIESECK'S UVtR RCQUUlTOfl
KittTA T!-t.I3 IT
J. E. CZLIS CXl.t TUhidlLt, Pa.
I - r.1".- 4! r-yrtn wWt
.- kr.-l hv.r. !... -. ntx'n) la
rt-iv r-.;-k f J..tir.i;oo. I t..i as
y ..4 . 1 .' . -.- '-.r
t:-n r.xh.j 1 titt.-t.jr to
.n- i ! - ti, j-n -M f fry
l.-rn.T r I" -!. tn trvS Ui
U,T : -r.-" t t f (OP 4 1 '
r --t r :;ov t i.r.i of Imil
t-.:'. . l r . t :: t 1 -: m
I v - i-..1".-.! I'jti Mnni.M
l.t r ;-ir' l'-. (k it1 ICiiao.
C-mt - -r I :j t'. ii-. II Uxli
. ti.ti 1 1 t4i idUii tA cgoy
a. n. frrci.rr.
lutlinnml, Xy.
HEO-"CHE
x il Crout a Tnrj.lJ Uw mm& 1m.
piiriUM of ih Mumftrli, Itcwab
iui arlably rurrd by tUoc
Sn-E-IONS LHIRREGUIiTOE
lt ail ln ft:Tr rrarabrr that
Cu lv t-r! !lU!il4 a ttialr
tpHluKi b.-c-tg ti r.iKi - aa. mttmh.
Tbe b ' of Rood that me
ve jo d brings un to tie
front as cader. we lead toqal.
ity, quantity and low .rire. Lu k
was with os when this stock t2n .
bought, and we are pre jaied to
show more bargains than Wilw.n
ever held. We boupht a lot t
Christmas goods at price that will
astonish tbe cloaest bujer. i:irj
thiog marked In plain Cgorr.
cd ve say bargains w e m n
wgat we say and have the jroo-! t
prices to prove it. No stock i
llOAiery is more complete ibao u-
and Do prices as low. We L.-
aJjK some vrry desirable alloi l
Jersey Gloves at; half their value.
uar tock 01 nais aad sboe-s jt.y
should see. NVe can not begin to
describe. To avoid tbe ruh e
advise oor friends to call at once.
and at tbe same time joo get the
pick of tbe slock, llefure ekMt
thin advertinement we mutt tali
your iecta attention to m lot t t
towels which We are mlbrig for
verv mocb ibao the rtt of
production.
Cash Racket Store.
NASH STKKnT. ,
Our Larc Stock of
J. FAUSTciSOH'S FINE
O ?" A r ft
o ti o ii S,
Just FJeccivsd.
hi. ROUrJTf.EE &. CO.
f irtit't i-ir
ipwbi s i ct
"n "v r s. 1 s, th-tr whiff
V'i - l . A few lacm&CM. t
:X ft rr..
.1 .f
' .. iui. a
Htinul IlKIII MOlCIKfL
4i
PHIUVDKLPKIA.
1'i
I' a
nih n u rn i
ti sw. . 1. ....
r - t ? 1
1 a 1 1 n t;
Cf tirf -i - , j
iTS j - - '
I fTe-a f.- i .
II I ,
-1 ft n A .
l i I'-f-Ht ; aj
t j lc4. .;4 svi lusftwr
t. 'i -r-t:a
At avrift4
' .tV ot,. 1
L. ta. 4 in Um ir.4.
a i
.4.M ffi.-r4 fliatW
" V
'-tt TH jS
I
mm tailor
-ISTcrl o3 :-L--ro-
CALL EARLY.
Tha tnJ..rl.y t,f ll.r :;Uo! Il.o t.utnita
bodjr arbio tr.ri a :u.a.l 1 jlrr. t ,
tmmn LUn lUcuit. r !.:. In ll.t- mi an.
of vMiti trxxe - -:.. lu ti:.:i r-1
tiappln -S l.jr c'v.r. : I .. m a f . .
Utr- :S.r. a:ij ..it,. 1 .,, ). ..- .,
sr.- .-"-itiT vor .ra t:i' i.i ...
NOTICE.
I Will sell to the birheat 1.Mr
for cash at tbe Court Iloue dr,.
in tbe town of Wilton, cm llmuljr.
January 9th, alot Ml urn
of land, including a toll! in OU
the Oondarv lfoja. farK
This, tbe lath daj cf Iee,
W. II. t. KICK.
Adtti'r. Duncan Kl. .
J. 11 Worhlard. Atfr. de ii .It
THE ADVAKCB JOB 0FF1C
v 1-0
AUKIHDS OP
.0 0 o o o c
inn nniuTiL'r
5L
ro o o o" 1
s i EATLT E t tCUTEO,
o c o r
v'
1
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r
m
9
I'r'iV-' 'o
W - "-In
gU Itiiff
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.ind
THE AD7AJJC3 JOB Of?lCl
MLfSB'S
JNO.Y. MOORE.
Asslg
Mew
Soodsl
1 EPiE'i
BEfiMi
fi3
HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD, N. C.
J. II. IIOE.NEE, n '
T. J. DBEWRY, ) rKISCIPALS.
The 8pring Session or 1883 will
begin the 16th of January.
Board and Tuition, including fuel,
105.00. , '
A SPECIFIC ron
WQHA1T3 Diseases
nTENSTrwITATION or
JLYJ.C
OHTHLY SICKNESS
t iV. ritwr r.t. t iu.
"""" W. ar .."t-Mlin.
Baiorm I:toi t-itt Co Ai.uu. ta.
jan 12
Oxlord, N.O., Dec. 188:
NOTICE
I will sell for cash to the Mcliet-t
CnHn cnill,fo- r- o , , "luueraiiue late residence or John
toaa Fountain For Sale! Peele, deceased, in Old Filed-own
Tartiea contemplating baying BhP. Wilson countj, on Mondjv
one this season will do well to see the acth dX of January, 18 i
me before placing their order else- ,ot of personal property eonKitip
whereThe one I have in charge of carta, wagon-, farming im,,ie.
was made to order for O. P. Griffin nienb, bog, and household and
last seeason. We have tbe whole Utcben furniture,
apparatus complete, and will sell it ' li. B. PEELE.
cheap. lixecnt r
: JOHiT Y. MOORE. Wilaon, Jf. G, Jan. 7, 18S8 it
M
r.ew
5 uin daily receiving my new stock of
K'--ri ;'.:;!l I iuc f? nc-t mali'T and selee!! lf S -.r aa v .
wu2l.:..-!tt.,a.ue,. -cwf
-:y-
Thc Royal Dakins Powder,
Harvey's ftanned Lard.
Horscfcrci'c Bread Preparation,
'Patrspsco Superlative Flour,
New Orleans Molasses,"
8tarLye,
Four year old N. C. Vinegar,
Kingman's Reliable Hams,
White Water Ground Meal,
Will
uivvn vs in? found in Slock at
Win's Mi Store.
'71