The Wilson Advance
wTN. C. . . Oct. 18,
lOCHATIC COUNTY TICEET,
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SE"ATK 7tii district:
W. KING,
of Wilson, i
G. SILLS,
' )f Nash.
ForThellouHeof Representa,-
vtivea:
NATHAN BASS.
For Sheriff:
JONAS W. CROWELL.
For Register of Deeds:. '
S. M. WAUBKN SR.
For Treasurer:
JAMES W. DAVIS.
Tor Coroner?
PB. J. K. RUFFIN.
For Surveyor:
R. A. ELLIS.
Wilson
out iu
week
attended on
flare you registered yet?
Court convenes week after next
Se tlat your neighbor haa regis
tered. .
and so to the Rocky
Mount Fair. -
Maj. Stedruan speaks in
next Thursday.
There are three .tickets
Wilson county now.5
tv Sunerior -court is
iu (eHsiiIthis week.
Strudwitk at Saratoga and Bob
bins at Old fields today.
The Nash county canvass, opens
t Castalia uext Tuesday.
The A..van( A Jo" office is the
lace to-have Tur election tickets
printed.
rn..x r.icVahoro i air last
whs very poorly
account of the rain .
The Durham Exposition last week
ike everything that Durham has
was a big success.
The State .Fair is being held at
Ealeigh this week, W ilson is pret
ty well represented.
The man wlio -advertises gets the
business He is the maa for the
people to trade wit.
The Advance returns thanks to
the Weldon Fair
for a complimentary
same.
Tf vnn are a white man then it is
your duty to vote the Democratic
ticket trom top
your duty.
F.verv tWere Democrat in the
county owes il to" himself to go to
work for the perpetuation of a wh'.te
man's govtrmnent.
The registration .books are now
open. Go at once and have your
name recorded, if you want to vote
at the coming election.
We expect that Dr. John Ferson
will be seen no more in Wilson
county. Aycock flayed him at
Cross Roads last Monday.
Be sure that your name is on the
registration books before the day
of election. J. W. Lancaster Esq
is the registrar for this township.
The Old Ice Cream Freezer as
Kobbins is called by the boys is
dividing bis time between 1 he three
counties of this Senatorial district.
The election is only'two weeks
off from next Tuesday. Do not let
one moment go by without doing
some work for the cause of Democ
racy.
You may be as strong as Samp
son and as wise as Solomon, but if
you havn't reajstered you will tinu
that on the Cth of November you
can't vote. - r:
Congratulations are in order for
our lion. Mayor. Thos. II Battle
, Esq., and Mr. W. IS. Trevathan.
Tbey each have a tiae boy. Rocky
Mount Pi.unix. . .-'
Mr. O. Crump who- has been
ennng tobacco near Fremont, in
Wayue county, is here; this week,
lie says he has met j with good
success in curing and : some fine
tobacco will be brought to the
Henderson market from that section
this season. Henderson Gold Leaf.
The so-called Kuiguit of Labor
candidates were a sick! set before
they knew the negroes1 would not
support 'em, now that they have
been enlightened on that subject
they need a "tonic" to enable them
to keep up at all. Verijy they are
"between the devil and the deep
sea." .. i
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The address of judge Connor, at
the formal opening ot the tent near
the Cotton Mills, Is much compli
mented by those who had the good
fortune to be present, t We regret
that we were not present for we
know "that it was worthy of the
man who delivered it we can say
no more. ' )
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The Advance notes With pleas
ure that Mr. J. A. Fanner, who has
been with Messrs. Bunn & Battle,
at Kocky Moant, has opened a law
office at Nashville.' He us a young
man who deserves success, and we
sincerely hope that hi8 merit will
be recognized by the good people of
"oidJNasu."
Mr. Simmons at Enfield.
We regret exceedingly that a
full report of the big Democratic
jollification at Enfield on Friday
last 1a crowded out this week. Our
Mr. 0. F. Wilson was on hand and
has written up a full report but for
want of space we are nnable to pub
lish this week. Our Congressman
F, M. Simmons was on hand and
made one of the strongest and best
speeches that is being made this
campaign by any of our speakers.
He portrayed the inequalities
of the tariff in words that aroused
and awakened the people wonder
fully. He is one of the brainest
and most untiring workers in the
State and we f erily believe the
people of the second district will
Bay to him on the 6th of November,
"well done good and faithful serv
ant" and keep him in Congress. A
big barbecue was spread for the
enjoyment of the assembled multi
tude and at night a bonfire lighted
in honor of Mr. Simmons. The day
was one that resulted in good to
the cause of Democracy.
ticket to the
i
The' f-Two-for" and Stapton's
two "Lamms" were endorsed by
the dusky representatives of Radi.
calism. Poor "lraitor" Fineh,
"Mud worm" Moore and "Scared
Rabbit" Whitley were (left out in
the cold- They have voted, for
"sneaksf'nd "skulks" so they had
to leave these fellows out.
Quite i a large amount ot sugar
cane is being raised in this -county.
We tried some of the syrup made
iroiu tna cane a iew uays ago ana
was better than any we ever
tasted before. Sugar cane will yet
be oue of our most profitable crops
in the not far distant tuture. The
Advance rejoices to see the farm
era diversifying crops. .;
Mr. J. R, Uzzell, wife and child
of Kinston, N. C, are visiting Eld.
James S. TVoodard near town. We
were pleased to receive a call from
Mr.' Uzzell. He is just back from
Garden City, Kansas, where he was
summoned by his brother's sickness
His biother growing better, he took
an extended trip through the Ter
ritories, and says he is highly
please'd.witK what he saw.
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props.,
Toledo. O. We, the undersign
ed, have known F. J. Cheney for
the last 15 years, and believe him
periectly houerable in all business
transactions, and financially able
to cary out any obligations made
bv their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
E. 11. van Hoesen, Cashier, Toledo
National Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Hairs Catarrh Cure ia taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. Price, 75c. - per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
. PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Mamie Mercer is visiting
friends in Toisnot.
Mrs. Earle, of, Nashville, is on a
visit to friends in Wilson.
Mr. Joe Vick is iu Richmond,
"taking in" the Exposition.
Mrs. Addie Dupree, of Farmville,
is on a visit to friends in town.
Eld. P, E. Ilines has been on
a visit to his daughter at Farmville.
H. F, Murray Esq., was at Ral
eigh last week attending the Su
preme Court. ,
Mr. Lat Williams and Mrs J. E
Clark have returnired home from
a visit to friends at Washington.
Misses F. W, Barnes and 6. D.
Green left Tuesday for Ealeigh
to attened the State J? air. Unite a
number or our people will be there
Messrs. J. J. Gay, R. G. Bnggs,
Calvin Woodard, Paul R. Murray
and J. T. Edwards spent several
days this week in attendance at the
Virginia Exposition. They report
having a glorious time and are well
pleased with the Exposition.
Fro,m every section comes the
cheering news that the Rocky
Mount Fair wnll be a grand success.
We are glad to hear it. The Ad
vance has taken much interest in
this Fair, and it believes that the
people of Rocky Mount and vicinity
are now thoroughly alive to the
beneficial results of a meritorious
and succeasful exhibition. We are
under obligations to the Secretary
for a complementary tieket.
The friends of Miss Eliza More
head, who has visited Wilson, will
be pleased to see the following from
the Reidsville Post: "Cards are out
for the marriage of Miss Eliza
Morehead, of Leaksville, to Dr.
Wm. Nelson, of Danville. The
social event occurs on the 17th inst.
at the handsome residence of the
bride's father, Major J. Turner
Morehead, at his mills. The bride
is a woman ot pure Southern type
gentle, kind and amiable.
Why, what is the matter with the
Kuiglit of Labor candidates? They
reiuse to say whether they will vote
the Democratic or the Republican
ticket and the ntgioes have nomi
nated a ticket co-ujiosed eutirely of
Republicans, ill"Traiioi"I,tuch,
"Cow" Moore and Sheriff CioweH's
opponent, Whitley (that is the ouly
way the, people know the little
scared rabbit), "take water" and
say they will vote for. Cueatham
Dock and Harrison, We shall see
"Plain Tom" gives us an interest
ing letter this week and we regret
that we are unable to publish the
game in this week's issue of the AD
VANCE. It will be published next
week.
Cora Van Tassell did' not make
her appearance in Wilson last Fri
day aud Saturday nights as she was
advertised. She' was sick, and
therefore could not fill her engage
ment.
The Ninth Annual Fair qf the
f Roanoke District Grange, Wood
land. N. C, begins' November 7th
and closes on the 9th. We return
thanks to the Secretary for a. com
plimentary ticket, ' . ,
Those merchants who advertise
most extensively are the men w ho
do the most thriving business. And
the man who does the most busi
ness is the mm. wjq can afford to
give the best bargains of course.
Our Mr. 0. F. Wilson' is at Tar
boro this week attending Superior
, Court in t lie interest of the Ad
vance. We hope he has collected
a good large amount of the money
due ou our booka for subscription.
The tobacco interest of this sec
tion is growing wonderfully, anu it
is a pacing crop. The ADVANCE
y proposes to devote considerable at
tention to this crop which is des
tined to be second only to the cot
ton crop in Wilhon county.
The Advance does not believe
there is any town iu the State where
the price paid for cotton is greater
freight considered thau in Wil
son. Our merchants pay the high
est possible price tor every pound
of the lleecy staple they buy.
W. II. Blount, Esq., Haa been
invited to deliver an address before
the Convention ..of the great
Brotherhood of Locomotive! En
gineers of America, which will be
held at Richmond. Quite acompli
meLt to Brother Blcuut.
C. C. Daniels, Real Estate Agent,
. oilers a bargain to any one who
desires to purchase a desirable brick
building in the .prosperous town of
ToiMiiot. Any one desiring to pur
ctiase,will do well to call on or ad
dress him, See advertisement
Cut in Twain.
A tpeoial last night to the Star
from Rocky Mount says that as the
"Shoo Fly" came in last night to
Fremont from Goldsboro it ran
over a white man named Srephen
Davis, cutting him iu twain. The
man was supposed to have been
drunk. Hi home was ?in Wilson
county. Wiloiineton Star of Friday
Acker's Blood Elixia has gained
firm hold on the American
people and is acknowledged to be
superior to all other preparations.
It is a positive cure for all Blood
ana Skin Diseases. The medical
fraternity indorse and prescribe it.
Guaranteed and sold by Dr. W. S.
Anderson.
J,
T.McCRAW
W ishes us to say to the
Country
Mercnan
is
IIOMU ITEMS.
That he is prepared.to furnish
them Goods in
NEW YORK
AND
BALTIMORE
-PRICES.--
He has the
REMOVAL.
We have removed
DRT GOODS, GROCERIES, 4c
To the etore recently veita
bv Gorham, where we will be
pleased to have the public
generally to call.
We are offering Men'a
6 Stock Mais
following
Stock:
Notice!
The regular Nash County canvass
as before published, will be as fol
lows:
Castalia, Tuesday, Oct. 23rd, 1888.
Griffins, Wednesday, Oct. 24th.
Whitakers, Thursday, " 25th
Stony Creek, Friday, " 26th
Rocky Mount, at
Louis Joyners ) Saturday, 27th
Cooper's, Tuesday, Oct. 30th.
Mannings, Wednesday, Oct. 31st.
Ferrells; Thursday, Nov. 1st
Baileys, Friday, Nov. 2nd
Jackson, Saturday, .Nov. 3rd
Nashville, Monday, Nov. 5th "
The above was agreed on by the
Chairman of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee and the Chairman
of the Repudlican Executive Com
mittee and was promptly published
in the papers. In other Counties
of the State the Republicans are
avoiding a joint canvass. It baa
been intimated that they would
break their agreement here in Nasn
hope this will prove untrue. It ia
but just and fair to both Democrats
and Republicana that the candi
dates for Legislative and County
offices discuss the . issues of the
campaign in joint canvass. The
people have a right t? demand it
and to see the candidates face each
other, The Democratic party de
sires a joint canvass, it asks for a
joint canvass, it demands a joint
canvass, and ita candidates will be
on hand promptly at the above ap
pointments. Time will be fairly
divided. W. L. Thorpe,
Ch'm Dem Ex Com
For Fine Clothing, Dress Goods!
Hats, Cloaks, 3oota and Shoao,
to Levy'a store, opposite' Wiloon
Bank
To invest yonr money for good
luici vrwua in l 11 in iiai u iiujQ i
go to Levy's store, opposite Wilson
Bank '
If you want Dry Gooas, Clothing,
Shoes. Hats, Cloaks, Trunhs, Wool
en Pant Goods, Fine Dress Goods,
go to Levy'a Store, opposite Wilson
Bank
The greatest slaughter in low
prices lor Winter gooda goes on at
Levy's Store, opposite Wilson Bank
If you want to see the cheapest
shoes you ever saw go to Young
Bros.
The cheapest Hats in the world
at Y6nng Bros.
Itch, Mange, and scratches of
every kind on human or animals
cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
Sold j by E. M. Naaal, Druggist
Wilson, N. C. june 20, 88, 6m
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES
CLOTHING,
AND HATS
Go to Whitakers. .
The Democrats in the neighbor- I
hood of Wbitakere have a treat in
strefor them Friday. Col. A. M.
Waddeli, Democratic candidate for
Elector at Large, and Rev. (Jeo. W.
Sanderlin, Democratic candidate for
Auditor, will both speak. They
will meet with a grand reception,
we feel sure. Our Mr. C. F. Wil
son :will be present and will be glad
to see every subscriber of the Ad
vance. Look lor him and settle
up, please. We have waited long
and patiently. Now we need money
and must have it.
Protracted Meeting.
A Protracted meeting is now in
progress at the Missionary Baptist
church in this place. Kev. Need
ham B. Cobb has been and - is now
assisting the pastor, Rev. T. P.
Lide. Kev. inomaa eeunam ia
expected to lend hia aid to the
meeting next Sunday. ' Many of
our people remember this divine.
He conducted a meeting here once
before and is quite a favorite with
many. The ADVANCE hopes that
great good may be done aod that
many sinners may be turned from
the error of their way and embrace
the religion of Christ.
Shows His Appreciation.
A friend and subscriber to the
Advance, a former Wilsonian,
now in Virginia, writes the editor
a verv cheering and kindly letter.
We take the liberty to make the
following extracts. Speaking of its
visits he says:
"It brings news of sadness and
news of pleasure. The death of
Dr. Brooks and Josiah Renfrow
are certainly sad and the newa ot
old Democracy's prosperity ia cer
tainly pleasant news to me. My
regret is that I cannot be there to
add my might to the cause of
WHITE SUPREMACY AND GOOD GOV
ERNMENT in my dear old mother
State and county.
I noticed that some time ago
Borne one, I believe you, named
the wily K. of L. "Mug worms'' that
ia tho8eof he Had strtpe. Well, I
do not know what the term implies,
but it strikes me that "mudworms"
would be a very appropriate name.
With.three cheers for our county,
State and National ticket, I am,
Youra truly,'' &c.
Mudworma! 'Tis a suggestive
title and we think 'twill stick. Poor
groveling contemptible creatures,
why can't tbey see the error of
their way. "Mudworms," forsooth!
It's true they're "of the earth,
earthy," but it seems they are
nearer than than any other class of
hnmanlty. "Mudworms!" How
do "Traitor" Finch, Two for"
Peele, and the rest of the unholy
combination like the term ! They'll
wish they were "Mudworms" on the
night of the 6th of November when
they Bee by what a major
ity they are elected to stay home,
so they can crawl Into the mud and
bide their heads.
Davis & Gay sell a linen bosom
dress shirt reinforced at 50c.
Dry Goods at prices to suit the
times at Young Bros.
Umbrellas all stylea Young Bros.
Shirts, collars and cuffs Young I
Bros,
Go to Young Bros. aDd look.
Very fine clothing indeed at Heil-
Droner's new store.
Money saved is money made. Go
to Young Bros.
We are still opening goods.
Young Bros.
Come and look at onr big stock.
Young Bros.
The largest stock of Hats in the
lty at Young Bros.
Shoes at New York cost. Young
Bros.
Just arrived. Our second Bum
mer stock in white derbys, mack-1
innaws, etc. Young Bros.
If you want to save money go to
Young Bros.
Examine Heilbroner's fine cloth-1
ng before purchasing elsewhere.
The Famous Specific Orange
Blossom a positive cure for Fe
male Diseases. A trial box free.
Mrs. J. W. Thorn, Sole Agent
for Wilson county, Wilson, N. C.
Young Bros, are opening tne'
largest ptock of goods ever brought
to Wilson.
We are selling goods cheaper
this fll than ever before. Young
liros.
ALSO 100 BOXES
CAKES AND CRACKERS,
CAKES AND CRACKERS,
CAKES AND CRACKERS,
CANDY, CANDY,
CANDY, CANDY,
CANDY, CANDY,
50 Boxep Tobacco.
SNUFF,LYE,'
SODA, FLOUR,
AND EVERYTHING
That is kept in a General Stock,
also Store Fixtures of all kinds.
He asks the people to get his
prices before buying their
goods and they will save
MONEY.
AT
35 CENTS.
Womens' Whole Stock of
SHOES
AT
75-GENTS,
AXDJUST LOOK IIEKE!
GOOD FLOUR
2 to 4 cts. per lb. SUGAR 8 to
12 cts. per lb.
Come and examine onr BtnrV
before buying.
Respectfully yours;
Lee & Sons.
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DAVIS S BAT
I Are now opening up a stock
illlhiiilijiTiTljijilililijljililillllli
of
FOR SALE,
FTMF.
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
CENTS FURNISHING,
NOTIONS, &.C.
id mini
With the space now at our disposal we are in a position to
ruily supply the anta of the people of this section ia Wearing
Apparel and House Fnrnlflhlng Goods. We have ion been the
acknowledged leaders ot Wlleon in our line of business and w"e
Kitter ourselves that our efforts for the comlnr eeason will eon
urm our customers In the belief that we are Justly entitled to
ihls reputation. Our goods for Mens and Boys wear hare been
i-ioved into our new etore and we claim to be second to no raer-
liant in the State In point of variety and quantity of roods. :
or the benefit of those who desire their clothing made to order
'e here conduct the Merchant Tailoring Business In all Its
1-ranches. Our work Is done on the premises under our imrae
iate supervision and our rule is a perfect fit or no sale. Our
prices for this class of work are Ut leas than thoee usually
i harged by custom tailors. Our Dress Goods stock to judge from
lae favorable comments of those of our customers who have ex
amined them is Just the thlnr. "We have desirable goods in all
. he new weaves and new shades. A special feature this eeason
U an immense line of Dress Trimmings. Our assortment of
Carpetings ia euperb, we show a much greater variety than ever
'before, from the ordinary hemp to the finest velvets. Also a
fall stock of Rugs, Mats, Art Bquares and Oil Cloth. We would
me to mention some more of the specialties we have this eea
fon, but as we don't own this paper guess we had better coL
1 'em ember that the following goods are sold in Wilson exclu.
"ively by us: Ziegler Bro's. Shoes, W. L. Douglas, $3 bhoe, Ha
i.an & Son's Men Fine Shoes, Hammerelough Bros. Fine Cloth
ir'.g, N. J. Schloss & Co's. Boys and ChUdrens Clothing, Tearl
bhlrts, Priestleys silk warp and all wool black Dress Goods,
ine Straw Carpet, Centemeri's Kid Gloves.
Call and see ns and you will be convinced that you cannot d
better than by dealing with us, Respectfully,
J .& D, Oettinger
8
. School shoes for children
spring heels, &c., at Davis & Gay's j
Young Bros, this week.
Young Bros, are opening their
immense fall stock.
Don't forget to examine
broner's boots and shoes.
Heil-
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MARRIED.
Kiuite a number, of our people
have been to Uoldsucro to hear Mr.
IVarson, tbe wonderful evangelist
i uey return nome carried away
witn tbe simplicity of his presenta
turn of the Having troths ot the gos
pel. We wish be would visit our
town aud give all thoneoDle here
an opportunity of bnarincr him and
being benefitted by his plain, prac-
picacuing oi in gospel.
BLOODSHED IN TEE CAMPAIGN.
Calvin Cox, a Well Known . Character
. -in Pitt, is Killed.'.
In Rocky Mount yesterday Mr.
R. D. Armstrong was married to
Miss Hattie Griffin. The happy
couple left at 1:12 tor an extended
bridal tour to Northern cities. The
Advance extends congratulations
and wishes them a long life of hap
piness and joy. .
Greenville, Ot. 15. Special,!
Calvin Cox was killed by Bud
V enters and W. H. Branch at
Calico, in this county, on Saturday,
alter tne speaking. All were drunk,
Venters and Branch are in jail.
Tbey Were all while men, and Cox
has been a well-known charater in
this county for tba past thirty five
years He was an inventor and
man oi genius, lie gave promise
in early manhood of great
usefulness aud distinction, and wa
some thirty years ago Grand Ma
sonsid Lecturer for the State. The
election of his brother, Thomas Cox
to tbe legislature in 18o8, over Dr
William Blow, one of the most
popular and accomplished men of
Pitt county, was one or the
political' surprises of that day:
created tno.cn comment and was the
subject of endle-ss fun and merri
ment throughout this and
aajoininfr counties. The artair is
DIED.
a very unfortunate one, but is not
necessarily an outcome ot - the
county campaign.
We regret to learn of the death
of Mrs Loper at her home in Win
ston. She was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs F. I. Einch. To the
bereaved onea we extend our
sympathy. May the healer of every
wound pour tbe balm of consola
tion upon their lacerated hearts.
We are informed that the Rockv
Mount lODacco rvarenouse is on a
boom. 70Q or 800 pounds of tobac
co was bought reeently on the floor
of a Henderson Warehouse, ship
ped to Rocky Mount and re-sold at
a net profit of $33.00
Let us vote for principle not
men. ir you believe a reduction of
tbe present burdensome tariff, vote
for Cleveland. If yoa believe the
present system of county govern
ment should be retained lor the
protection of the Eastern counties,
vote the Democratic ticket. Be pig
or pup.
Go to Young Bros, this week and
look.
JSew clothing all styles are now
being opened at Young Bros.
Go to Young Bros, and look.
Fob Sale. Two grade Jersey
bull calves A. B. Deans, Wilson
N. C.
Young Bros, are selling goods
cneaper than ever.
Hats all styles at New York
prices Young Bros. -
Suits at half price at Young 1 "1
Just arrived. Immense stock of I
parasols, fans and hosiery. Young I
rsros.
Send your orders for lumber to
J. IS. Rawls. m
Look at Young's $1,25 hats.
Youngs wholdstock Urogans
75 cts.
Look at Young's 75 cljs. Shoes.
Look at Young's $3.75 suits.
Young is headquarters.
Every body trades at Youngs.
Young carries the Jumbo Stock.
All wool suits $3.75 at Youngs.
Youngs $10 suits take the cake.
Young sells $3.00 hats for $1.25.
Wool under shirts 50 cts
Youngs.
Windsor & Pacific calico Young,
Look at Young's hanjd-made
Bnoes.
Look at Youngs fine clothing.
Look at Youngs big stock.
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MY FIVE ROOM DWELLING-
house, at present occupied by
me, will be sold at a reason
able figure. The lot faces
Tarboro-street, runs throngh
to Pine and one side faces
Vance. There are Stables, a
Double Room House and all
Necessary Outhouses ou the
lot.
r-For TERMS and
call on or address
PRICES
IT.
WIGGINS
Wilson, N. C.
Which can't be surpassed in the
place. They have all the la
test shades and novelties in
BESS 8 GOODS
AND TBEIR
E5TS GOODS .
Will please the most fastidious
They also handle N. Hes3 A
2o's.. and Evitt & Bros.,
SHOES
1888
A.
1888
known everywhere
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IWhiclare
and can't be beat. Also Coon's
GOMiiHS fiEFFS
Which are as good as a i e n. a
Give them a call.
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Notice,
HarltiK qualified as Administrator Do Bonis
non of the esuu of Calvin Woodard. Pr do-
oeaiied, bolore tne rronaie juage oi n iisod
county, notice U hereby trtven to all persons
Indented to tne estate oi saia aeceasea u dibkb
immediate payment and to all persons bavin r
claims against the deceased to present them
for payment on or before the Win day of
October l&tt or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
X. J. 11 A I'lil. I ,
Administrator De Bonis Non.
Wilson. N. C, Oct. 17th, 1888.
The biggest stock
Youngs.
Do you want a nice
; go to Young Bro3.
-GrO TO-
suit cloihes, 1
D.G.
mm
s
Look at Youngs $3.75 pants.
YounglBro8. sell the best shoes
jn Wilson. .
If you want good shoes go tolwHEBB toxt will find the best
Youngs. -
Young Bros carry the largestand
best stock in Wilson.
Young Bros, are Belling goods 34
per cent less than other houses.
Fine .fitting children's and boy's
suits ac ueuoroner 's.
ON GOLPSBORO STREET,
OPPOSITE BULLOCK'S STABLE.
LIQUORS
--AND--
CIGARS.
tne ser
if you want to see the cheapest
goods you ever saw go to Young
xros.
Ilats at wholesale prices." Young
jiros. i .
He has also secured
vices of
MR. MATT F. OWENS
Who will be pleased to have
his friends and the public to
call on him.
1
I wish in announce' to the
good people of Wilson who
have patronized me ' for so
many season, that I am ..again
iu town and will receive
FRESH FISH
Regularly, which will .be sup
plied to tbe public at tbe low
est possible figures. Give me
a call.
Sept-13-3m.
FOR SAL
A Town Lot in Wilson, oa Barne
street, near Railroad depot. It is
20O feet front by 220 feet deep.
Comfortable dwelling house with l
rooms. Good well of water. iioe
grove. Bit rated in easr access of
1 the business portion of tbe town
Terms reasonable. Call on or ad
dress C C. DANIELS.
Real Estate Agent,
OctlLtf . VlLS0jf, N. C
At The Griffin Stand
I desire to announce to
.he people'of Wilson, Green, Pitt, Edgecombe and Nash counties
hat I have returned from the Northern markets, with a full,
iarge and well selected stock of Dry Goods.
New Out And Out
a,
Whi'ch consist only of the latest Novelties In
Dress Goods, r Dress Trimmintxs,
Sackings, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Mats and Rugs,
CIIILDBEN.BOY'S, YOUTfl'S AND ME5T3
CLOTS ST
: ALL KINDS.
andShoes, Hats and
Cents Furnishing Coods.
Special attention will be given to Children's and Roy's Cloth
Please call and examine my svoc wmcu euraorcn .j i,
the Dry Good and Clothing line ever shown In Wilson. X.y
terms are
GASH.
And my prices within the reach of everybody. Thanking you
kindly for yonr liberal favors In the past which you fcave given
me, and hope to secure tne continuance ci iuo
will be
Wilmington & Weldos EillrciJ Co.
OFFICE OF BECKKTAHT ASD TBEAS.
WiLMtsaaox, K.C, ttErTa,lM. .
Three and a half per cent inter
est oo the certificates of indebted
nesaoftbe Wil mine-ton & vVeldon
Railroad Com pan y will be paid 1 4
all holders of record, u October
1st, 1888.
Thr trantfer booka win stan '
closed from Sept. tb, to Sepu
30th, 1888 inclusive.
J A3. F. POST, JR.
Secretary and Treasurer,
W.& W;R.R.CO.'
Misrepresented
pnd my Business will be conducted on Square Business rtinei-
Rerpectfully,
1,
IHH
9
iUNAGER FOR1L E. LANG-