The Wilson Advance!
lOSEPHUSandC. C'DAKIELS been
Editors mid Proprietors,
The Salisbury Truth Is' a
vr.Qbltj ttnwsrtn.rtAr that has l "e'6
. I . 1 . A. - ,1hiiti I- n T . rlm
o o flu. Ilttifial ana fiomewiia.1, uiuuatu mciu-
'Ah, tliere Grover, stay
there ' This is what a disustej
owanof foe Kuights of Labor, ber of the Chicago convention
WTb Advance podeoYOTs to be an ton
es t, fal.hful and impartial chrntiiolor of the
win, tavotiii special attention to the aeotion
i la which tt la published. It is Democratic to
the oore and will spare neither friend -or foe
who la in hostility to Oemooiatto success. It
pallerea the best Interest ct the Na
tion and the State imperatvroir demands
the retention of the Democratic- party in
power and it will spare n effort to aocmaplish
that result. ItwlP seek to proosote the in
d utrial development of the Ml and section
and will take pteaatira in doinf whatever lies
in Its power to aid the farmers and laboring
men in their efforts to 'bottor their condition.
Biery honest son of toil will find in tho Au-;
MOB a sinoere friend. Every effort looking
to the establishment of more and better edu
cational Institutions will receive our hearty
oo-opemvion mna eiiuwrrwuicut. -The
ADVAsra circulates lanrelT in every
Oounty East of KalulKh, and is therefore a
splendid advertising medium. Hates liberal.
A first-class Job offl so is run In connection
with the paper and we will be pieasod to re
eive orders. Our office is one of the best
quipped in this section of the Stato for com
mercial work and we will-do as tfood work and
at aa low futures as anybody.
The Truth true to the best
interests of the laboring men
of the State ha9 come out
squarely for the Democratic
party.
Entered li. the Post Office at Wilson,
aaaooond class mall matter. i
N.C
Wilson, N. C, July,!;), 1888.
DEMOCBaTIC TICKETS.
GR
FOR n iUSIDENT,
OVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
. Tuebe are two parties in
North Carolina ancl only two.
he white' man who does not
throw hla influence to the
DemTdcfatlc party Is an ally
whetherhe intends it or not
tftadhcalism. It is every man's
imperative daty to declare him
se'f unequivocally for one party
or the other. f .
' V. -' :
There are now' living in
Manama township Durham
couaty, ten -men over sixty
nine years of age who voted for
William Henry Harrison in
1840; Nine of these old men
viir Repudiate the grandson
and vote for: Cleveland. Daily
Tobacco riant:
telegraph the illustrious occu
pant of the White House. It
was not respectful and it was
very slangy indeed but it ex
pressed the sentiment of a large
majority of the people of this
country exactly. ':
DOCSEUJAT EALEISH-
The Negro Eatole to Which
Spoke at our State Capital
Ho
The Charlotte chronicle speats
a truth to which every hon
est man will say amen, when
it says: The Democratic party
of the State certainly has a can
didate for Governor who. com
mands its resnect for cleanliess
of private life. We can rally
around him as an honest man,
and citizen who in all capacities
has been a fearless advocate pi
the rights of the peopie. , - . -
FOR VICE-rRESIDENT,
ALLEN G.TIIURMAN,
Of Ohio.
FOR dOVEFNOR
DANIEL G.FOWLE,
of Wake. ""
FOB LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR :
THOMAS M. HOLT,
, of Alamance.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE :
WILLIAM I j. SAUNDERS,
. of New Hanover.
FOR TREASURER : .' '
DONALD W. BAIN,
" of Wake.
FOR AUDITOR: .
GEORGE W. SANDERLIN, ))
. of Wayne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF TUBLIC
INSTRUCTION :
SIDNEY M. FINGER, .
of Catawba.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL :
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buucombjb.
The bucolic French General,
Eoulanger, and the Premier, M.
Florquet fouaht a i duel in
Paris, Frauce, last Friday. Gen.
Boulanger cuggested that M.
Florquet was an impudent liar
and a duel; followed in a few
hours. M. Florquet waa not
womded. Geri. Boulanger was
pierced through the neck and
may die. He will probably
keep quiet for awhile now.
Levi Morton, the keeper of
the Money-bags, has his eye
upon the North Carolina shek
els. He is a party to the suit to
recover $9,000,000 out of the
whites of North Carolina who
were plucked, robbed, insulted
and slandered by the carpet
baggers, scalawags and negro
assistants. v '
The Democrats of North
Carolina oflfcr Fowle and Holt,
men representing the intellect
ual and material interests of our
own state, while the Repub
lican, to complete their ticket,
borrow irom Tennepsee a man
who is a graduate of the Repub-
l'c9n internal revenue ltw as a
tail to their state kite! "Choose
... " ' IT
ye tnis day wnou ye wn
serve." Bakersville Democrat
How can they reconcile this
with the earnest, tearful
temperance plank adopted at
Chicago? -
"It is asserted that Mrs'.Ben
Harrison, wife of the Eepubli
can car did ate for President
possesses the secret of making
the most seductive and de
lightful claret pnnch ever
tasted' in political life.
It is prepared after the old
'Tippecanoe' receipe 1 and is a
drink fit for the gods." f ;
FOR SUPREME COURT BENCH :
Associate Justice, to fill vacancy
caused by tdcaih of Thos. S.
(Ashe,
JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
of Franklin.
serve if Constitutional
Amendment is adopted,)
JAMES E. SHEPHERD,
of Beaufort.
ALPHONSO C. AVERY,
of Burke.
To
' The ! Democrats of Craven
county have nominated Mr. H.
S.' Nunn editor of the New
Berne Journal for the Senate
Misers 'J. W. Lane Joel Kin-
sey and E. A. Russell, for the
House are clever genial gentle
men we nope win lead trie
Democracy to a Glorious
victory this fall.
Shelby, the capital of the
great Democratic county of
Cleveland, had a big time last
week. , A torchlight procession
fully a mile longr stores and
dwellings! illuminated, ' and
plenty of good speeches ! Cleve
land and Catawba will try for
the banner this year. Catawba
says she will hold it. .Cleveland
says hot. Look out for a big
vote.
FOR ELECTORS AT LARGE :
ALFRED M. WADDELL,
of New Hanover.
FREDERICK N. STRUDWICK,
of Orangei
The South will remain solid
so Ion? as the battle fta of the
Republican party is the "bloody
shirt."
Great scott. did you ever see
the like! Chinese and Infidels
against white men and Chris
tians! New Berne Journal.
Capt S. B. Alexander cannot
accept the nomination for the
Senate' this year. Charlotte
Chronicle, Why not?
Gen. Rufus Barringer, . an
old fashioned Republican, has
left the sinking ship of Radi
calism and comes out squarely
for Cleveland. ,
Dockery is evidently very
much afraid of a joint canvass
Judge Fowle-r-it is evident is
too much for him or he at
least thinks so.
I doubt the propriety of the
"Third Party" movement
Prohibition, and not office is
what we want. Rev- R. N
Price in Holston Methodist, v
If the time ever comes when
war taxes should be reduced it
does seem to us that hour has
arrived. The Republican party
stands firmly planted in the
way of any reduction, however,
. What our neighbors think of
us. Is there not truth - in it ?
'Every man in the United
States, except saloon keepers, is
expected to and forced to obey
the laws of the land.' Toronto
Globe.
J. H.: Lindsay, Sec. and
Treas,., says in his paper, the
Kernersville News and I Farm:,
The next meeting of the North
Carolina Press Association:
will be composed wholly of men
who have the interest of, the
p'ofession near heart. If any one
succeeds in getting to Morehead
City, upon the representation
that he is editing a paper, and
it afterwards appears that he
is not, all courtesies will be
forthwith discontinued.
The Knral Vermonter is a
naDer that is published in the
nterest of the farmer. That
paper speaks a truth when i t
says : "Never before in the
history of legislation has. such
a pressure been brought to bear
npon Congress to enact laws for
the protection of producers and
consumers against the adulter
ation of food products as is now
being brought by the farmers
of this country. The success
which has attended their efforts
in the past gives to them the
courage to believe that at the
present time their appeals will
surely be heeded." The fight
in the interest of the farming
classes has been carried on for
years by the Democratic party,
and it will continue until the
burdens of the present- high
and iniquitous tariff are lifted
from the shoulders of the
people.
A Ludicrous Scene.
The speeches of Dockery at
Raleigh and Durham appear
to have If alien far short of what
was expected of this terror that
the Republicans "have been
threatening to put on the
Democratic candidates and ut
terly demolish the whole party.
Dockery is smart, shrewd fend
unscrupulous but his speeches
lack the fire and "git-up-and-git"
that it was expected they
would be filled with. The ass
has evidently been parading in
the lion's skin in the Repubii
can papers. . ,
The issue between the two
parties hoth in the Nation and
State is self respect and self
preservation. In the Nation
the tariff and the bloody shirt
represent that issue in the
State white supremacy as rep
resented by the present system
of county government.
'Chinese' Harrison and 'Gu
ano' Morton ! The epithets are
not nice, but . they have 'got
there all the same' ; and they
arise from candid examination
of public records on matters of
legitimate public importance in
the pending canvass. N.: Y
Star, Dem.
The Tarboro Southerner
speaks of the nomination of
Dockery as "the coon nomina.
tlon." Well satd, brother, for
truly the ."coons" controlled the
convention which Dockery de
scribes as "ai noble a body of
men as ever assembled in our
State." '
The following frqm the
Max ton Union is too Fgoodto
lose and we give it to oiir read
erst " No doubt my soi Oliver
when he , reads what - Judge
Russell has to say, will I rise up
and exclaim: Daniel, "thou art
beside thyself; much learning
doth make the mad." And
then you will hear the response
come back: "I ami not mad most
noble Oliver but speak forth
the words of truth and sober
ness." ' ' 1 ' ,'"' '
The appointment of his own
son to . a cadetship at West
Point, by John Nichols caused
considerable unfavorable com
ment among the best people of
the State. It may therefore be
of interest to our readers . to
know, that young Nichols has
failed in his examinations and
lost his place. It is to be hop
ed that the deserving boys of
the district will now have an
opportunity to compete for the
place. '
The audacity of the Republi
can politicians is something
astonishing. , .Prltchard, the
candidate of that party for
Lieutenant Governor, made a
speech in Durham; a few days
ago in which he said that the
protective -tariff had built up
Durham Brother Burkhead
answers him in the Plant as
follows : The higest protected
enterprise ever started in Dur
ham, the Wooden and Woolen
Mills, protected by a tariff tax
of about , 70 to SO per cent.,
busted, and will be sold at auc
tion. ., . ;" .
The Democrats of Indiana
are organizing that State as it
has seldom been organized. All
factions of the party and there
are several are united and ex
erting themselves earnestly to
secure every vote possible for
Cleveland and Thurman. . The
prospects of Democratic suc
cess in that State very iniglit
everything says.
Prof. Randall is the man who'
a few years ago, started from
his home in Burke county
afoot to make his way to the
State .:x University. He was
without money or influential
friends, but detemined to make
an honest effort to obtain an
education. He found a friend
in Hon. Kemp P. Battle, Pres
ident of the University, who
saw ne naa muck and energy,
The Chicago Herald furnish
es the following interesting re
marks about "the delegate from
North Carolina:"
There is always a good dea
of fun at a Republican conven
tion. The colored brother knows
his opportunity and refuses to
keep his eloquence bottled.
Sooner ot later he is heard
from, and he performs it in a
way that would make a com
edian's eyes turn- green with
envy.
While the Vice-Pre.idential
nominations were being made
O. J. , Spears a colored delegate
from North Carolina, aro?e in
his. place to a question of "privi
lege; It was no more nor less
than that the clerk had omitted
to call North Carolina to see if
she had a candidate to put in
nomination 'a pretty privileg
ed question,' as the Chair ad
mitted. The clerk vowed that
he had called that State, but
Spears stuck to it that he had
not. So it was called, and there
upon, to the delight of the
eager spectators, Spears arose
and made a speech.
From the first sentence to the
last his speech was punctuated
by the spasms of laughter of
his audience, and Mr. Depew
seems to have been no far over,
come by his sense of the ridi"n
lous as to manifest his delight
in a more uproarious manner
thaa is usual with that gentle
man. When Spears appealed
to the 'magnanimous magnana
mity' of the convention, Mr.
Depew could not restrain Lia
risibles, but gave way to most
uproarious laughter. Where upon
Spears turned to him and
said, with much dignity, that
he presumed the gentleman
wanted him to say 'magnificent
magnanimity,' which drew
forth still louder laughter. The
gem of the speech, however,
was in its close, which. id given
verbatim :
Spears I paid then, Mr.
President, with all this in view,
it is the duty of this convention
to nominate Levi P; Morton.
Loud applause. Connecticut
will be satisfied, Aew Jersey
will be satisfied, New York
will be satisfied, and Ohio ; and
with this grand ild banner
indicating the American Hag
he will down the bandana.
Loud applause. Benjamin G.
Morton, loud laughter, and
Levi Harrison, roars of laught
er, will win victory. Loud
laughter and applause. And
It it was proper ana if J may
be permitted, I will move his
nomiaation by acclamation.
Great laughter and cheers,
during wnicn tne delegate sat
down.l ......
Benjamin G. Morton and Levi
Harrison is not so bad 1 The
Herald ia not sure that it would
not be a more attractive combi
nation than the one put up.
Slip of the tongue, as it mi
doubtedly was, it nearly drove
the convention into hysterica,
The interest of the Democrats
of the State in the speeches of
the Republican candidate for
Governor is greater this year
than it has been in many. . So
loudly have the wonderful
campaigning qualities of Dock
ery been heralded over the
State that many Democrats
eared he would make a cam
paign "that would wm white
votes for the dem igogue as
everybody admits Dockery 'to
be- The impression j this fel
ow made at Raleigh will be
read with interest by our peo
ple. The State Chronicle gives
full report of the speaking
and among other things has
this to Bay of the way in which
Dockery was received and
spoke ;
"There was yelling when
Tom Devreaux quit speaking
and introduced Mr. Dockery
Whether the negroes yelled at
delight because Tom was going
to quit, or because Dockery was
going to speak, .we couldn
tell. Probably it was both. Mr,
Dockery began by saying that
he always had an anxiety to
speak to the people of Wake
county, and would do so later
in ' the campaign. He would
work earnestly. It was part of
his purpose to see Judge Fowle
and ask for a joint canvass
take himself from the hands of
all committees and go on the
i I -lf4TT Una '
He hoped, that dirt and scan
dal would not be thrown, but if
so he said he was as ready to go
into it as anybody else. He
defined the mighty issue of the
campaign to be the right to se
lect your Magistrates and Com
missioners. He made the regu
lation, with some- variations,
Radical, speech against the
present system of County Gov
ernment. '
: He dared any man to show
him one single act of Presi
dent Cleveland's administra
tion which helped the people,
Here Dockery wa9 interrupted,
and he said 'Hold on, my friend,
one fool at a time is enough.'
He went at length into what he
said were facts that showed the
Democrats had done nothing,
Quitting the tariff, Mr. Dock
ery discussed the Internal Rev
enue, and charged the Demo
cratic party with having done
nothing to repeal it chestnut
'In 1S70 I,' said Mr. Dockery,
'in Congress, in advance of my
party, voted for the immediate
and unconditional repeal of the
Internal Revenue.'
5That honored father of mine
taught me to reverence Henry
Clay. . If ever you saw a Pro
tectioiiist, I am one.' He charg
ed the poverty of the South to
a belief in Low Tariff. He then
returned to the tariff dull,
heavy, and illogical.
He charged that the Demo
cratic party was opposed to the
Blair bill. Mr. Dockery did not.
while on the subject of educa
tion, tell his hearers that when
the Radicals in North Carolina
were in power they stole the
school fund ; and that the pres
ent nominee of the Radical
party for Superintendent of
Schools is notoriously and
grossly incompetent.
'I have heard it intimated.'
he said 'that if Dockery is
elected we will have a repeti
tion of the dark days of 1868-9.' j
I was not in the Legislature,
but my honored father and my
selt rode through the country
and urged them not to issue
1 onds in such large quantities.'
He said he had nothing to do
with the corrupt legislation of
180S-9. ..
,i '.My. character is mine. It is
my all. I am a farmer. I as
sail no man's character and
mine shall not be assailed with
out holding the assailant to the
strictest responsibility. I will
not bd maligned. If any man
makes an attack upon me, he
must prove it, or by the eternal
goda one of us must bite the
dust.'
The concluding parts of his
speech was on the negro ques
tion. In the course of which
he charged that the reason
North Carolina did not secure
immigration was because of the
a: l .
continual arraying or race
against race. He paid a high
triDute to tne negro for his con
duct during the war-
As he had finished a friend
(it had evidently been previous
ly arranged that this im
promptu affair should take
place) called out in the crowd
and asked if tho report was true
tha he had said I will be glad
to see tne day when I can put
my hand 6nthe head of a negro
and whit& child and pass them
into the Sunday School togeth
er.' ,Mr. Dockery' pronounced
this charge a LIE, and then
quit speaking.
announced, or if you did
not like them,at other appoint
ments to be agreed on, which
etter I find published on the
lthinst. . I '
Upon my 1 return here this
afternoon, I find that no . reply
as yet has been received to his
letter, and that Mr. V hitaker
has been called out -of the
State by thq, sickness of his
mother, where he may be de
tained someitime. I invite yon,
QHEHDEBSOMlffiFElMLE D
COLLEGE
- Fall 8e88ion opens on Wednes
day, Sept. 5tb, 1883. A lull facul
t of competent and experienced
ti acbers. Thorough insfructioo in
ull branches usuaily taught in.Fe-
n&la Colleges. EDgliftti language
anrl T.ifpratnre a specialty. .Loca
tion htffh and healthful, and one of
fha ho t in the at ate. a new uu
handsome building iu a campus of
Backlea's Arnica SaKe.
The best ea'.ve in the worM for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, uicer,
Rheum.Fever sores, ieuer,vuaj'
hinds, CbilblaiDS, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, . and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. It
is cuaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money reinndea. x
15 cent per box. ror saie dja.
W. .ExwlaD(L
therefore, on. Wednsdav or I oiat-pn r.rea. Terms very low.
Thursday next, at 'such hour For catalogue address
as yon may consider conven
ient, to meet me at the parlor
of the Yarboro Honse in thiB !
city to agree on joint ' appoint
ments for discussion between
yon and myself. If the time or
place I haye designed is not
convenient to yon I will meet
you at any place or time - you
may indicate.
No appointments heretofore
made for me shall stand in the
way of a joint canvass between
us. ' '
Very Respectfully, --
Daniel G. Fowle.
M.Rhodes,
Henderson. N. C.
Jalyl2-3t.
NOTICE.
..i rt a nullified as Admlnlntrator of the
,e 0f Jonatbaa Newsome del-caned, bef ore
nhaM Judire of Wilson County, notice
1 . t,. .,1 npnlnnfl indffhtral tr thM
eatmte of aald deceased to mako-Jmnieiiiaie
l.mnnt and to all persons having claim
rr-i-at the deceased to present iiicm for cay
5K!t on or before the Mh day of July !. 01
rwT notice will be plead in ir 01 tneir reoov
1 LU8BTTA NEWHOMR. Adro'r.
F. A. 8
X: Woodanl Atiy's..
INSTITUTE
Raleigh, N.C.
FOR GIRLS AID YOUHG LIDIES,
Fall session opens first Wednes
day in Sept , 5th day, and closes
first Wednesday in Jane 1889.
Thorough instruction by accom
plished and experienced teachers in
all branches usually taaghc in first
class Seminaries for Toung Ladies
Building one of che largest and
best equipped in the Sooth. Steam
heat, Gas and Electro light. I
Terms as low as any Institution
offering eqnal advantages. De
duction for two or more rom same
family. Correspondence solicited.
For circular and catalojue address I
Rev. R. Burwell & Son.
RALEIGH, N. O.
July, 12 2m. .
ROCKY MOUNT
HIGH SCHOOL.:
Prlnclpal-R. B. L1NEBBRBY, At B. '
Assistant Teachers MISS ASN1K FEABCE,
MISS LILLIE AUBIMGTON.
The first session of this school will open
Au. 20. 1888. Location healtnful. Board In I
private families t7-50 to $10.00 per month. I
Trams running; every day norm, soutn. iuttx.
ana w est.
"KATES OF TUITION, " ' '
1.2S per month
3.25 per month
&6 per month
Painting and muaic at prloea to anlt the
times. This school offers excellent advant
ages at very low figures. For further Inform
ation apply to
R. B, LINKBKRBT. A. B.
Rockr HonnL N.C.
or m. u. a v MA, KOCKy Mount. N. u.
WILSON .COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE, ,
FOR YOUNG LADlta,
NON-SECTARIAK.
Th fhirtv-fourth session of this
school (the 5tn session under the
present Principal) win
Monday Sept.. m, m
With an en larel corps or tlmr-
oophly Hcertimlili-d taclirit mid
with the addition 01 omi" iuijii
att improvements tbe woik of the
Institute, in every ueparuiiem,
expected to be even inore tOorouRn
and satisfactory than evrr inrioic-
The Departments f 3luic ui
Art will each be under tne man
ofasklllfrl teacher: and
tenehe rill be added
the literary de ar Tient.-
Good water. One 01 tne neann-
iest location iu.the btate. lerins
moderate. For catalogue, apply to
Silas E. Warren,
PliiyCIPAl., Wilson, N.C.
TupnopsIIupaia
01
aa ' . T"
J ustfj ij R e ceive di ! : ?.
Primary department
Intermediate department.
11 igher department ...
A. G. BAUER
ABCHTTECT
AD MECHANICAL
D Ii A n O II T S M A N,
Will furnish plans, designs and
iritiations for public or private
hnildiiiffs. ndanted in accommol.i-
tion, '' vM:rent and style,. to tho
require u.cuw oi those for . whom
tbey are built, and in jarmony
ith nurreuudiiiK ecenery and ob
jects iu the lowtluj iu which they
are Intended to be crec.ed.
New buildings, or alterations and
exteuHions ot oij .ones wiu ue
r.inned and desiirncd with refer
anm to urtiKtic oroDOrtions and
taste, and if desired, can bo con
tmrted with all the modern im
nmvoments thaj contribute to the
rnmfort and usefalneis of iiomes
Plana and soecifications of
churches in modern style farnft.t?d
on application.
Address,
A. Ki. liALi tit,
Eox Sj, lUleigh. N. C
May 1. ly
to . ... -- -r I
la la .
-THE--
BARGAINS.
HO :
NAMES NAMED.
To Whom Does this Ap
ply 1
A CARD.
to the democratic yotebs
wilson County.
:o.-
FEIISOXAL.
Tolr.
Mr.-
and Mias-
OF
gentlmkn: I Hereby annonce my'
self candidate for the office of
Treasurer unbject to the action of
Primary election. If elected will
endeavor to discharge the duties of
said ouice. Respect fully,
L. D. TOML1NSON
DR. E. K. WllIGHT
SURGEON DENTIST.
Office in Central Hotel build
ing;, formerly Dr. Hilllard'a of
fice, t
Having permanent located In
Wilson, I offer my professional
services to the public.
Wilmington & Veldon Railroad Co.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREAS.
Wilmisoton, N. C, Jolt i. 1888.
A Dividend of Four Per Cent, on the eanl-
tal stock of the Wilmington Weldon Rail-
ruaa vxnnpany. win be paid on and after July
IMh, 18hM. to all Stockholders of record on the
booas of the Company, on June 30th. U88.
The Transfer books will stand rlniuxl fmm
J une JOth, 1888, to July loth, 18XM Inclusive.
JAS. F.POST. Jr.
Secretary and Tnamurt-r
- W.AeW. U.B.
3t
WE WOULD CALL YOUR
ATTENTION THIS
, WEEK TO A
BIG BARGAIN
I 2s
NEWPORT TIES
AND
SLIPPERS
:o:
FOR BOTH LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN. COME
AND
CHOWAN
Baptist Female Institute
Wurfreesboro, N C.
Tou will not be unduly eallod uto. nor will
you be subperaavd lo tppear or snre trumcc
for Mown, l-'unk II Waimails. the Xew York
publishers. Inasmuch a action f n your part
must bo voluntary, but abound yon Vjlun'-T.
you would receive liberal eranpennatlna for
your I rouble, Veu need not communicate with
them, however, unless in search of a v wl on-
port unity to secure a desirable and prontable
Lutinew Kin T. or may knuw some suitable
IndivWtiai who isaod whom you would like to
befrlcod. 7 Bey are now advertising-aa loikiwa:
'ln your locality and In a ljoininr countlea.
also In every ritaui and Territory .o the I'nion
jre want reliable, enenretic ana ambit loua
P men and women to help supply the demand for
our pubaicatioes- The fl.-ld u a rich one. and
while the trade which Is dolnr InmMnielf can
not butnn to covrr it. tja u S.O pit w may
readily no made by earnest work in a personal
canvass an opportunity Tor printable em
pioyment not to be mtMod. If ycu are finan
cially pinched, or desire to Incn-aae your In
come any way. or if you are prepared
to devote your wh.le time to tne work,
so as to maka the most money, now it your
time, write to us at occe. Address, with
some particulars. Atrenuy Urpartment.
IUM AltAl,L.,
' 14 and 91 Aator PU.oe. N. f.
This la exactly what u eradvcrtlae. and they
will do all they aay. That you write to Utetn
at once f you want mo ey. and endeavor to
I aocure for yourselves an aanicy for this weil-
aoown nousc, u tne auvice oi
A FRIEND.
A BIG LOT. OF THE
Seaside, Loicll and 'Monroe Libraries,
Mr. Barnes,' of New York, Mr, Potter, otTcia
Al-30
DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLli
PERFUMERY, &C, "oo Xumerou. ta M. t,-.. .:,,"
AT THE '
SEE THEM
BEFORE THEY AuE ALL SOLD
The Cash Racket Store,
Opposite Briggs Iiote!.
Naeh St, WILSON, N. C
Notice.
flavins' qiia'lfled at Executor of the estate
Of T. J. tiardner. deceased. beore the Prolt
Judire of Wilson county, notice Is hereby inv
ea to all persons indebted to the eetate uf the
deceased to make tmmt-liat payment and to
all persona having claims atrainst the d--W! -ed
to prwDI them fjr payment OQ or before
me iin oay oi April ifwu. or this notice wi:l
oe pieaa in bar oi their rtoovrrr.
r. w. names.
i J. K. t lark.
, Eiecutor.
F. A. 8. WoodarJ.
Attcrncys
1 pop-:.,
The fall session of this well known p'
ular institution beKlns on Wedneada.
Kith. It offe s superior advantajn.
structlons in Literature, Musio i
The work of tho Literary Departrn j.i ..
vlded into seven schools; Mathemxii. . m
French. German, Natural Sciuiic. Momi
Philosophy, and Hmrlish Literature. The
teachers In chanre of thexe ihools are spec
ially qualifled by their preparation and expe
rience for the work committed to their care
The music department Is under the care of
teachers of culture and refinement, who havo
taken unusual pains to qualify themselves
for their work, and who are well known to
patrons as most popular and successful.
The lady in charire of the Art Department
irives her entire time to ber work, and spends
most of her vacations in securing additional
Instruction' uoior the best masters.
The location of the Institute was selected
In preference to several others, in some re
spects more elitrlble, on acccunt ot iu celebri
ty for health; ani the history of the school for
forty years fully sustains this reputation. Ita
health record is not surpassed by any Institu
tion in the State. Chanres are very moderate.
For catalogue or Information address.
J. B. Brewer.
NOTICE.
Havira; qualified as executor of the last wm
and testament of J. K. Whitley, deceased. No
tice is hereby given to all persons Indebted to
the estate of said deceased, to make Immedi
ate payment, and to all persons havlnr claim
aminst the deceased, to nresnnt thorn for
menton or before the 10th day of July, luisor
...... uuuoj wiu ou pieau in par or tbulr recovery.
JOHN P. BARDEV. Executor,
. D. Harden, Atty.
Here is the issae id a nutshell
it . ja I .... .
no uas juipruveu every upuor- Tne collection oi a tax-greater
tunitV Sinr.ft thn.t flmn nnrl tn. I than ia rfnnird for tha nnrnncaa
lay ne appears aa one of the I of government ia extortion." and
I'aculty of the University, of 1 it is subversive of the Constitution
South Carolina. Memphis Avalanche.
An ambitions vocalist wants to
h.uo now long t 1h possible to
liol.i a note. We knew a maa once
who heid a not six vears. and
tiiea !ot mouey on it.
The Joint
Canvass
Jnage Lowle lias addressed
the following letter to Cbl-
uockery:
KALEIOn,July 14th, 1888.
Hon. O. H. Dockery:
Dear sir lour letter or July
i)iu wis reueivea as i was on
the eve of departure from the
city, and I asked the chairman
of the Democratic . Executive
Committee, Spier W hitaker,
f,aq., to reply to it.
Mr. Whi taker pn -.Jul v 4th
naa invited the chairman of
the liepublican Executive Corn
mittee to make joint appoint
ment for yourself and myself,
; On July 7th Mr. Whitaker
invited you or your chairman
to make joint appointments.
Oa July 9th Mr. Whitaker
again invited yoti to meet me1
at my appointments already
LADIKS!
Do.Tonr Cwn Dyeing, at Home. iih
I OFT will are vemhln. T-hv ...1,1
everywhere, price Ijc, a packave u oulora.
They hava 00 equal for ft renin b, Brtantaeaa,
tu 1 v ui iir rasinesaor ttort
ur nuu-iauiiuc vuauuua. xncy do not erae or
win. k ur aaie fy
DK. W. 8. A,DEttrW)N.
Xrutat. WUaon. X. c
march ft-ly
If you want
brick at the
tne very best BINGHAM ' SCHOOL.
llTlaL. a
nuu a wooienome Moral re-
aan m Arn L. tU Vat m
X sTim)rTfiiT nva m 1 "or iuo uco xojsicai an a
ltJ ft J2iO I -llllUli lM 0ert cental culture, a compul
bory vAirncuium van enforced
You cannot do better than to
call on ;
Ml
COBB
"Whose brick yard is located
at the o'd Sam Farmer brick
study, a reasonable bat strict l)is
cipline, and a location entirely free
irom laiana.
ro time or money Kpent attend
Ing Agricultural Fairs. For cata
logue add reus,
Ma. R. BInirham.
liiNGUAM School Urange CoN. C.
July 12 3U
yard. They
qaility and
body.
will compete In I
price with any-
LOOK HERE!
DO YOU WISH TO BUY
CHICKENS!
I have some fine Gams cliiokana
for sale. Irish Game an! Rrl
Duck Wing. I have also a cron
Detween Irish Game and Leghorn,
the finest chickens iu the State.
DR. J. O. GULLY, "
Wi!on, N. O.
1 A CARD.
iu xtin DEMOCKATIO VO
TERS OP WILSON COUNTY.
I take this method of announcing
lujnm a canaiaate lor tne office
oi). county Treasury subject t
ine expression of choice made by
the people at the approach'iog
icuiwiaiic primaries, ll , nom
inated I Bhall do my4 best
10 secure the election of the en
ure uemocratie ticket and if el
ected will endeavor faithfully to
wBiturin me amies of the office of
-treasurer, j 8halJ make no prirate
use nor loans of the county fund
but will keep the same no riv.
posit in the First National Bank of
uson. .Respectfully soliciting
xour obedient eerraht,
w. t. Farmer.
DAVIS SCHOOL.
JClitary Boarding School
FOB BOTH and TOTTKQ XXX
ran praparatlnsi for any Oollm
fur Burtneas. H-lthy tor
m 1 nwcumtui mild wltlani
DIIIERS1TI OF KORTH CiROLlIL
C1IAFEL lllLl N.C
The next seion tK-gins Anc. SO
la,: . 1
1 union reuuceti 10 30 a half-year
ioor Binuents may tive notes
j; acuity oi nruu teachers. Three
iqu courites of Ktudy lending to de
grees. 1 nree ort coords for the
J VAiZ&tXtt;?, lr,ain.iD.g r bu.0ts8 men, teacherN
mmi tun. itr uuiauikaM or a
" . f rwrtment of Art. Full
xum I
KO. l x I
ealswr wtOt fall parUcnlsis mddi
COL. A. C. DAVIS, Supt., .
LA UKAHUE. 9. C
A CARD.
COUNTY .TREASURER
-jiuri,is OF vnjinv
frcuool fully equipped. 'Write for
catalogue to
Hon Kemp Pi Battle,
President
JQIJ12 2t
-OF-
Dr. W. S. Anderson
l tTNKXT DOOK TO POST OFFICK,
LUTHER SHELDON,
Doors and Blinds. Mouldings,
Brackets, Stair Rat
NewelS, Brackets. Hardware.
"Paints, Oils, C!js
Puttty and Painters .
.V T IS Ifc I -V f Z
of i:ti:ky DLSCinrnoN.
Cener.U Agent for Wadtvertb, Mrtioe c t Longrn'
PURE READY-MIXED PAINTS.
No. 10 W. Kide) il.irket Saare atd Kxa4.uke Avt-nor,
BUY YOUR
Sash, looiSn Blinds
AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL, FROM
WH1TEHURST OWEN.,r
' . !1TCHH0N1)sT1
FOB
TO THX
C0U5TY.
w r a
iiaving nearu with unfeiened
sorrow mat joI Joho W. Farmer
who baa served the county so long
and faithfully as Treasurer has, be
cause of ill health, had to decline
uummaworj 1 oeg leave to offer mv-
7 YT V Iaate ror that orace-
zxuu m uuiuK no 1 pledge m.vs-lfl
w i.ue lauLiui performance of the
uuue . periaining to it by an
honest accounting for and afe
aeepmnoiine funds intrasted to
the caase of the County Treasurer.
Mr long residence . in Wilson m.
devotion to the camw of the partv
uj uuucbi, upngntDesg among
the people of the county, my need
of the emolument arising fiom
u jjuoinuii are my jneas lot lour
lavor wnen you coma to make your
WP1
SCHOOL,
nomination
sembled.
1 .
ib lunveniion aa-
Very Respectfully,
D. L. Hardy.
SILER CITY, Ctattam Connty, H. f.
A First-Clans Hoarding Frh..
with Military Feature. . llenltblul
location in Central Carolina on the
a F.&Y. V. It. It. Tlinrwgh
academic coarse. Ditinct deparu
ments of Matte. Ail and iiaioesi
with a apecialiMt in chnrgH ofr.M'ti
Penmanship, Practical Sur"eji0,j'
Drawing, Wood carving, TeU.gra'
phy and Short Hand crerullr
taughU Prof. Phillip of .W
York wUI bavw charge of the 1;0M.
uess Iepartment.
Satisfaction guaritnteed. Terirm
very reasonable. Session begia,
Au 8th. Catalogue containing
lnU particulars aent on. application
to
J. A. W- Thompson.
Jnlyl22t. SnrrntnnenU
FSEMOHT INSTITUTE.
FREM.ON T,
N.
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A Live.
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Proer3tTt,Thorrinrr, c-i.-. .
naatadw-tatM- .IT K iw crowtu i
" .Tv., il"llon ud Boar (5 very raxW.le
NEXT Rpa ,V! IIfllfal ! I
Send For rI , j N 0iENS' AUGUST Clh- ,SS
ftjrut W. H.' HAND, Prin: ?