fut Wilson Advance, the bailtoad comsspN. THE LEGISLATURE
JOSKI'IIUS and C. C. DANIELS,
Editors and Proprietors,
nTThi advanc endeavors to Dean non-
eftt, faithful and Impartial chronicler of the
news, devoting special attention to the section
u winch Ills ublishcd. it is Democratlo to
the con.- nnrt will snare neither frtend or foe
who la In hostility to Demooratlo success. It
Vlievi the best Interest of the Na
tion anl lh State Imperatively demands
tho tviimtlon of the Democratio party In
ixiwcrii .1 It will soars no effort to accomplish
(hat result. K will jBoek to promote the In
dustrial ili vnlunmnntof the State and section
and will tnkn pleasure in doing whatever lies
tn IU power to aid tho farmers and laboring
...en in their efforts to better their condition.
Jvcrv honest son of toll will find In the Ad
tanck a sincere friend. Every effort looking
in Dm HaililUhment of more and better edu
cational Institutions will receive our hearty
"o-oporatlon and endorsement.
The Advanci circulates largely in every
eou:ty East of Kalelgh. and is therefore
Dluti'lld adverUMinur medium. Bates liberal.
A Brst-tlasa job offl mj Is run In connection
with tiinnuDiirand wo will be pleased to re-
aoiveordnrd. Our otlloo Is one of the best
equipped in this sootion of the State for com
lnorcial work and we will do as good.workand
.at as low llijures as anvbody.
Entered tn the Post OlBoe at Wilson, N
at second class mall matter.
C
Wilson, N. C, Feb., 21. 1889.
Do good and throw it into
tQft sea ; if the fish do not know
it God does. Turkish Saying,
An Outline c the-Bill Pending Be
fow the Legislature,"'' j
, - '
It provides for three commis-
I w W 1 ' 1
8ioner3, 10 De eieciea cry me
Legislature for their first term
and afterward by the popular
vote, holding their offices res
pectively for a term or two,
four and six years. On shall
have experience in the law, one
in merctiantile mechanical per-
suits or in railway business, and
one-a practical farmer. They
receive 2,500 each per annum,
with a clerk at 1,200: ; They
are required to take the fol
lowing oath of office: i
"I do solemnly sweir (or
affirm that I am not the, owner
of any railroad stock or: bond,
or the agent, attorney br em
ployee of any railroad compa
ny; that I have no interest in
any way in 8 ny railroad, and
that I will well and faithfully i
WHAT OUR REPRESENTA
TIVES ARK ltOING.
A large number of bills r? ported
unfavorably by couimittees were
laid on the table.
The bill for the relief of W. M,
King, late sheriff of Pitt county,
passed second reading.
He is
BALDT WILLIAMS.
for
Mistaken
HcEaa-
Judge
A Summary of The Work of The
General Assembly Xoto inJ-Ses-8
ion at Raleigh.
Th following joke is told at
the expense of two members of
our delegat'ou. Cols. McClam-
taken np. An amendment! my and JonDston saw a rea-
was offered by Mr. Jb'ranks chang I whiskered, bald-headed man in
ing the salaries in section 2, the j the gallerv this week, and con
commissioners salaries from twen-, eluded that he was Judtte
HOUSE OF EEPEESENTATITES.
The Railroad Commission bill
was taken up
execute the duties of my;, office ; confirmtd appointment of J
of Railroad Commissioner to j 0 Scarborough, of Johnston,
The probabilities of an extra
session of Congress are growing
Rtmneer dav bv day. says an
exchange. "
The Kinston Free Press fa
vors George Rod;ntree Esq., as
orifl nf the members of the
Kailroad Commission.
The Aewton Enterprise is
tea yeara old. It is a well
edited, clean Ueniocratlc journ
al and merits success.
Daniel Lamont, President
Cleveland's private secretary,
will be president of a street
railway company in New York.
Isham G. Harriss. of Tennes
see, is the only Democratic U.
S. Senator that is Senator Ran
som's senior in point of service.
We. see it stated that Jim
Boyd, one of the editors of the
Greensboro Korth State, is an
applicant for Gov. Jarvis' posi
tion as Minister to Brazil.
the best of my knowledge and
ability, without fear, favor or
malice, or reward, or the hope
of reward. So help ms God."
The Governor shall suspend
a uommissoner tor certain
causes and fill vacaucy until
next meeting of General Assem
bly. The Commissioners are
empowered to administer oaths.
If any railruad operating in
this . Siate shall charge more
than reasonable rates on "pas
sengers or freights or make any ,
unjust discrimination in the
same, shall bel legardedias vio
iating this act. They are em
powered to make reasonable
and just rates of freight and
passenger tariffs, to prevent un
just discriminations in pharges
on lines in this state ana in
certain cases they may make
complaint before the the Inter-
State Commission. They are
to establish schedules pf rates
for each rdad in the State and
revise them as necessity may
Friday Feb. 15th.
SENATE.
Resolutions of condolence to
Senator M. Cy Toms, whose wife
died a', the Yarborougu House,
were passed. A committee con
sisting of Senators Emery, Lucas,
Leeper and Luck were appointed
to aecomnanv tbe remains of Mrs.
Kill m,L fi, nnmm;OI,;n. change the punishment of
r nf AcrrinltnrA a stftfA nffioAr tion and adultery (making
failed to pass.
The Senate in executive session
John
as
commissioner of Labor Statistics.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The lloust' was busy considering
the Railroad commission bill. The
tnariority leport of the committee
of the subject was read as was also
the minority report, ottered by Mr.
Walzer, who made a lengthy speech
in favor of his report.
Mr. Cooke, favoring the majority
report, spoke to the features of the
bill in a lengtny argument, tie saio
he had toped some others would
discuss the measure, as all wefe
interested as citizeua and as owners
of property. He disclaimed any
hostility whatever to any rail
road corporation in North .Carolina.
He appreciated what the railroads
have done for North Carolina and
for the warfare of the people.
They have greatly developed the
State and have bnilt roads over in
surmountable barrers. He appreci.
ated tbe value ana inenaenip o
of gentlemen engaged in the rail
road business, some of whom he
bad known in his boyhood. It is
new doctrine when it becomes
; necessary to enct legislation, that
it is iuspired by a spirit of hostility
corporation. No man had
greater respect from his people
ty five to twelve hundred dollars,
the clerk's salary from twelve to
eight hundred dollars.
Mr. Baird moved that the con
sideration of the bill be postponed
until Wednesday. This motion
was favored by Mcfnbbins, and
Walzer and opposed by Cook and
Hoke. The motion to postpone
was earned oy a vote oi o to oj.
The following bills passed their
third readings- Bill relating to
Pitt Superior Court; to enre the
defective registration of deeds ; to
fornica-
the
crime an infamous one); for better
securing the recapture of escaped
convicts and to, protect the peop e,
(this bill requires that the board or
directors of the penitentiary shall
reDort to the Governor the name
&c. of all escaped convicts, and
that the Governor Bhall offer a reward,
Monday Feb. 18th.
The Chicago Times says : "An
Indiana man has made a ballot
box which cannot be stuffed.
He will have to take it out of
his State if he expects to make
it work." " -
require. Any railroad may ap
peal from decisions of the Com- j lQ
missioners in me manner pre-
scriDea Dy me Act. temmis-! tliaD tne nrst President of these
sioners to visit depots, stations ! United States. No man in this
and places of business, jnvesti- j Union doubted that he would be
gate books, to examine! agents i presideut when the great straggle
"Will somebody of a good
matbematical turn of mind
please make a calculation as to
the number pf men in North
Carolina wh want to be rail
road commissioners. Durham
Tobacco Plait.
The Wilmiugton Star express
es what - many people think
when it hopes the present Leg
islature will deviae some road
law that will be more effective
in giving us good roads than
is tbe present law.
-i Already the question is being
discussed, who will be the
Democratic candidate for
President in .'92. An exchange
says Whitney is looming up
We would prefer G rover Cleve
land to any man alive.
The Graham Gleaner has en
tered upon its fifteenth volume,
we note with much pleasure
Brother Kernodle is one of the
most honest and conscientious
editors in "the State. The Glean
er is doing specially good work
for Graham.
We see it stated that Maj
Latham s . bill appropriating
.j00,000 for a light house off
Cape Hatteras was favorably
reported by tbe Commerce
Committeo. This bill originat
ed in the Senate, where it was
introduced and passed by Sena
tor Kansom.
and employees. All contracts;
between railroads of the State j
to be submitted to the Commis
sion, and ail agreeuvens for a
division of earnings between
competing roads to be submit
ted to them f oi approval. If
any road violates the the rules
and regulation of the Commis
sion and does not make repara
ration it incurs a penalty of not
1 ess than- 1,000 nor more than
5,000 for each offence. The
railroad companies, on demand,
shall issue da plicate1! freight
receipts to shippers, ! stating
class of freight and thecharges
over the roads.
make an annual report; to the
Governor.. They inav subpoena
witnesses, who shall I receive
two dollars per day and five
cents per mile,' to - be paid on
warrant of the Governor. Any !
Judge of a Superior Court may i
punish witness for. refusal to f
obey subpoena. Thefsheriffs1
of the State shall serve any I
process, suopoena or notice is
sued by the Commiss6iier3, and
are allowed the same fees as if
issued from" the Superior Court.
Any officer, agent or employee
who shall refuse to furnish re
ports required by Commission
or shall wilfully hinder, delay
or obstruct the Commission in
the discharge of its lawful duty
shall be fined not le?s than
100, nor more than 1,000 for
was over. iet lie was restricted by
constitutional limitations and it
was found necessary to hedge bim
in. A man familiar with English
history knows well that the time
came when corporations created
had to be hedged in. In the
process of time Congress took hold
and did the same.thing. We do
not want any hostility or narrow
procednre against . these corpora
tions. In the discussion the minor
ity report presents one scheme and
the majority presents anotherr
The minority presents the Mass
achnsetts, the otuer, the Georgia
system. The nrt is simply advi
tory, with no p.mer to tix rates
thprn nn Via nr.lv-oi rprmrr. tn tht
commission to j nrtnrnpv fienr-rwl who takes antii.n
in tho matter, The scheme tbe
majority had faSlen upon is the
same as that of Illinois and Geor
gia, composed of Ihree men with
power to flx rates that will be jnst
and fair. The man who says that
this bill lays hauds on and deter
mines the matters to be brought
up, is very much mistaken and has
not read the bill. The bill simply
gives the power to fix lair and just
rates, and in axing these rates,
tskes into consideration the value
of the proper'y employed, the earn
ings, &c. The commission has only
th8 power of a jury, to reach
conclusion in the same manner as
juries do. So careful ha I the
majority oecn to prevent a iy one
from saying t'uat the commission
overrides, thatithad fixed' m that
a tarifi' is required one that will
be properly conidered,andone that
will be lair and just, if any rail
SENATE.
The bill granting relief to W.
M. King late sheriff of Pitt county,
passsd third reading.
Special ordetjbeing the benate
bill 343, to establish a State
teachers' training school. Pro
vides thac the eight normal
schools now in in force be abol
ished, and appropriates $5,000
per annum lor tbe support oi a
training school for educating white
male and female teachers, to be
located at such suitable place as
the citizens thereof will furnish
suitable buildings.
The bill was favored by Shaw,
Little, Twittv, Pou, Williams, oi
Pitt, Lucas, Kerr and Turner. Op
posed by Blair, Farthing, Lusk-
The bill passed its Kecoud read
ing by a vote oi JU to n uur
Senators Kiag and Sills voted
against the bill.
Tbe bill was put on its third
reading. Mr. Pou called the pre
vious question, which was ordered.
Mr. Turner, of Iredell, sent tor-1
wardan amendment which he- bad
given notice of as follows: The
training school shall not be locoted
in any town of over 3.000 iuhadi
tants. Adopted.
HOTTSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Among the bills introduced were
the following: To protect owners of
eating-house, boarding-houses and
tables; to amend the constitution
of the State, in relation to taxation;
abolishing county board of educa
tion; for the encouragement of
sheep husbandry: relating to the
practice of medicine; to prtvent
gambling at Agriculture fairs; to
aid the penitentiary in becoming
selt sustaining; to reduce the
homeoteTid; to prohibit usurious
ra'e of interest on gooods sold oa
time.
A bill to prevent diseases among
hogs (requiring the penning ot
sick bogs and the burying of the
body of dead animals) passed
second reading.
McRae. Col. Johns-ton said he
knew McRae by sight and
would like to be introduced to
him. McClaihiny offered to go
through with the ceremony of
an introduction with pleasure,
and the two Representatives
repaired to tbe gallery, found
the alleged Judge McRae,
whom Mr. Mc'Jlammy intro
duced to Col. Johnston and im
mediately left, eo the two could
become better acquainted. Col.
Johnston and the alleged McRae
talked together' and seemed
mutually please with each
other, until a roll call took Col
Tom Johnston down stairs to
th floor. Next day Johnston
and McClammy were speaking
of having met "Judge McRae"
when a gentleman, who had
witnessed the incident, said
"Why that was Bildy Williams,
of Oxford. Judge McRae hap
not been here at all." Wash
ington correspondent of the
Durham Tobacco Plant.
Eichraond Terminal.
E. BARNES,
II 10
AGENT FOIC H. S. MILLER & CO'S.-r-
nil GRIDE ACID HIOSriLlTES.
FOR CASH Ott ON TIME.
Meat,
Flour,
Corri
AND
GENERAL SUPPLIES
s
In Large Quantities will be sold Strictly on Commission.
Farmers can SAVE MONEY by calling on me before purchas
ing their supplies.
Liza g
I-At T. J. Gardner's old Stand.
A&NES.
The Richmond Terminal ha?
grown to be an immense corpo
ration. It now owns and con
trols as follows;
Mileage.
Richmond & Danville 1,927
Georgia Pacific 516
East Tenn., Va. & Ga. 1,623
Georgia Central 2,199
Total mileage
Jay Gould is
6,265
said to have
obtained a controling interest
in this Octopus. Wilmington
Star.
: How They right It-
Mr. John T. Cramer, of
Thomasville, is here interested
ii the action of the General
Assembly on the railroad com
mission. Mr. Cramer opposes
tbe creation of the commission,
IleliODes to get . a road from
Thomasville through Mont
gomery to the South Carolina
hoe, and guarantees a quarter
of a million dollars for that
purpose,- but says his co-wort
era North will not invest if a
commission is established.
Raleigh News-Observer.
VALUABLE j
PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
A valuable, never failing water
power on Conteutnea Creek, five
aud s half miles frcin Wi.son. with
Saw Mill, Cotton Gin, and Grist
Mill, one run of corn and one of
wheat. Also a farm of loo acre
with two com fort aWe dwelling
houses on tbe same. This is one of
the most desirable pieces of piop
erty ever offered for sale in tlr.s
conntv. It will be sold at a figure
that will surprise any one.
. PAYI1T3 POLL TA Z. :
Eequiro of Every Vcter That
Shall Pay His Taz Before
Votes. '
he
he
each offence. Ihe Commission road corporation dissatisfied with
and clerk are to be transported the decision of the Commissioners
free In the discharge bf their they may tile their exceptions and
duties. All laws and parts of i if over-ruled may appeal to the
laws allowing greater rates of I SuDreme Court, the appeal being
freight than are. fixed j by the
Commission are repealed. Ral
eigh Progressive Farmer.
One of the old landmarks of
North Carolina is the Fayette
vine uoserver, wmch is now
eixty-four years old. The Ob
server is in good hands still
labors with conspicuous ability
and courage to upbuild and de-
WHY, WHAT'S THB1SATTE2-.
Durham Rewards The EeTJutlicans
cfThe Tcwn, r V
Considerabe
created by ,the
surprise was 1
by ,the actiohi of tile 1
Town Commissi Dners lst night';
velop the btato. Mayitliveto A1K. i., . ,.
otw naM4i I Albright oa the police jforce to
Ul""'uu ""a enoood AT r W C f V, 1:..
see another
and go,
The Progressive Farmer now
wears a new gown of type and
has been improved both out
wardly and inwardly. Col.
Polk, the editor, is: giving the
farmers a good iarmers paper
and is exerting an influence for
good among the tillers of the
soil in our State. We wish the
Progressive Farmer increased
patronage and usefulness.
The desire for new counties
does not manifest itself so
greatly to the present Legisla
ture as it did two years ago.
The disposition of the many
applications to the Legislature
of 'S7 cooled the ardor of the
advocates of new counties in
various sections of the State.
There is a decided, opinion in
the State that wehave counties
enougli. , It might possibly be
well to Consolidate some of the
s'mtll counties we at present
have and make other new ones,
but that will hardly be done
This Legislature will make no
new counties.
resigned. Personally, fas far as
our knowledge extends, Mr.!
Albright -is "'a clever young
man and he may be c ipacitiat
ed for the position, but it ap
pears singular that i a Board
of Commissioners composed ot
six democrats antjohe Eepubli
can should select for the posi-
sition one of the most intense
Republicans to be found in the
community and one wfio work
ed strenuously aeainst th&!
Democratic party in 1 the late
general election. ; Understand
u please. We don't blame Mr.
Albright for accepting the
position, but candor moves U
to say that in our opmion the
appiontment was not the cor
rect thing for a Democratic
Board of Commissioners to do.
Could not" a deserving Demo
crat be found to accept this
position? Durham
Plant. i
Tobacco
In the appointment of Mr.
John C. Scarborough as Labor
Commissioner Gov. Fowle has
made no mistake. He is one
of the best and most useful
men who has beSn in the ser
vice of the State and we hear
tily congratulate our Govorner
his selection for our
Labor Commissioner. Capt,
W. S. Harris, of Franklin, an
excellent man, will be his sec
retary. Mr. W. N. Jones, the
retiring commissioner, has done
trood work made -a faithful
and efficient officer, M. E
Broughton his secretary, also
gave satisfaction.
T -.
Wanted an editor! who can
please everybody. When found
look for his wings, fr he will
be an angel bye and bye. News
of Oxford. V
You are mistaken, broth
er, what we need is edi
tors who do their conscientious
duty whether it pleases any
body .or not. . Give us men of
conviction men of courage as
editors of the newspapers of
the State and they will do a
work for good that jno other
power can accomplish. .
given the nrt place upon the
docket iu order to have a speedy
trial. The bili al-so allows argu
ments before a judge at chambers.
He asked if There was anything
hostile to railioads in this! Men
may differ as regards the propriety
of a commis8ioa orthe arrival of
the time for oue. For these he
had the greatest respect, bus no
such suggestions would determine
the matter. Ihe legislature is to
do its r'lnty and not be deterred
by any suggestion. Competition
regulates . prices between tbe
merchant aud the bujer, but .in
tuese corporations we nave no
competition.
Mr. Cooke conclude with stiong
and eloquent remarks favoring the
' report.
After the speech of Mr. Cooke,
the questions was . put as the
adoption ot the minority report,
Ihe report was not adopted
Ihe question was then put upon
tue'adopton of the majority report
which passed its second reading
by a vote of 55 to 26 and was made
the special order for to-day at 11
0 CiOCK.
Among the bills favorably report
eu were inosd proviuing lor an
uutrnate method for working the
public roads of the State; and one
validating certain ancient land
grants in the Cherokee territory.
A messenger was receired fiom
tne lioveruor calling attention to
the financial eonditiou of the peui
tentiary show ing a diticit of nearly
S-'ol.OOO, aud tha claim of W. A,
Mvatt of Raleigh of 55,800 and
asking that provibion be maue to
meet tbe same.
Mr. Hargrove made a .forma
announcement of the deatn of the
wife of Senator Toms, of Hender
on county. Upon his motion the
House adjouraed as a mark of
respect totue afflicted, member.
! Saturday Feb. 16th
The Proposition embodied
in a bill introduced by Mr. Na
than Bass, member of the
Hose from Wilson, and bilL
introduced by Maj. Yancey, of
Person, and possibly other
members to compeU payment
of poll tax before allowing a
man to vote is gaining taor.
Several of the newspapeis have
declared for it. The .Nashville
Argonaut does not believed
that there is a man in the
State outside of a poor-house
who cannot pay his poll tax if
mi
ne desires to too so. ine
Roekingham Rocket: endorses
this plan and says:
"That a tax-paying; qualifica
ion would keep from1 the .poll
many vagaoonas, DiacK ana
white,who peddle their votes as
so much personal property,
while it would take from the
delinquent lists many who can
but will not pay their poll tax,
and thus largely increases the
general revenues from this
source."
The Franklin times has al
ways been strongly, heartily in
favor of this requirement,
The Wilmington Star
Dear Old Jeff Davis.
Inaletter.to Mr. J. T. Pat
rick relative to the blessing of
the. North Carolina Veterans
sent him. exPresident Davis
writes: "It was very gratify
ing to me to receive the invoca
lion for God's blessing from the
veterans of North Carolina.
War's records are written in
blood aud the sons of no .State
shed more than did those of
North Carolina in defense of
the liberties their forefathers
left them."
A small desirable farm four miles
from Wilson, containing 70 acres,
10 acres cleared, will be sold c!iea:.
I desire to call special attention
to tbe two pieces of property here
offered for sale. Anyone dc!ring
to go into tbe milliug business
would find in tbe mill property a
wonderfully good bargaiu-
C.C.DANIELS.
Ileal Estate Agent.
em ii nan
m
We promise yoa better valoe for your money than his ever b& r rM
in Enatern North Carolina. From daj to day we will make it fojoor
interest to bay for CASH. Many people for oooreoieoofroD a tut
count, many ladies bare raid to na: Ob, it ia m convenient tohr.
tb.ng charged when I uaven't my parse with me. lea. it- IS oonrct.
tent. Do you think bow much the merchant is forced to tai von rv.
this convenience, for this token of friendship! Have yon etertbctbt
tbat this kind of friendship in baMnea cost tbe porcbarer aJI tie b?
Hava joa ever realized wben yonr parse was empty tbat oneof yoct
dearctst friends was minning! If y a bate ftiendt in tbe mtTcatiti'.e U.
ine-''. wboae friendship too valae. take our adrice and do not ma i
account with them. Yoa may be taken ilL your ralarr storm, and ru.
when you are forced to tsll tbe merchant yoa ran't par Lim, periapt b
will idace your account io tbe bands of tbe Sheriff for collection, fcat
doe tbat meant Your friendship for ever severed. Perbap yoa art
sold oat of boase and home. Who is benefitted by aeb traa&aclio&l..
Not yoa! Wby then do yoa nottnvke firm resolution to pj an yoa k
Tbe merchant who tells yoa goods on 'time' is compelled to orercbarr
yoa. yoa pay your bill, bat perhaps yoar neighbor do-s not, can ibt
mer.bant afford to lose tbia money! We think not. Then yoa in pit.
ing yoar bill, must pay for tbe short coming of yoar neighbor. Ti
merchant mnst overcharge yoa. llis system cf doing boniueas, tbere'i
tbe f.ital mistake, forces bim to charge large prefP. Nobody works for
glory only. We all do business to get a piotit ont of It. At THE
CAFH UAUKKT STORE yoa bare none of tb-things to contend
witK Every dollars worth of goods Mand on in om iwrit. Kverv
cast mer is treated exactly alike, to a low price, a tLia who pavs CASil
for I: is goods is entitled to a lower price than tho wl.o pay in thtrtr
Hixt.v or ninety days. Every one is treated exactly alike at the CAtsij
RACKET STORE. We credit no one, tbe CASH is bat we want.
For 'hat CASH yoa aive from 13 to 30 cents on erery do!Ura worth of
goot i yoa parch ase. Since tbe Holidays e have gotten In several lota
of gv-ods. Tbey bave no credit fetters on tbem, bat tbe Ktarthng. quick
and -eady CASH has driven regular gocls and regular Talaeoot li
tbe !t are a few doxen Ladies Vesta (Merino) regular value TSctaour
prico 33cts. Another bis drive In CorM-tn for 41 and 4i wotth CO act
75cts each. Bring yoar CASH to on and we piomiee yoa fall va'oe.
Casi) JRacket Store,
Nash St, WILSON N. C
t
IN THE PRICE OF
BRANCH & CO.,
DRUGS
We have all along gaaranteed
our customers drugs at ' prices
Cleanses tb
Nasal Passagef
allays pain anc
Intla m a t ion
Heal the Soreo
Ke s to res ibt
Senses of Tastt
and Smell.
Ely s catabrH
tBElM 'BALMI fissS
AS CHEAP
:AS:-
THE CHEAPEST,!
Aud to make good
OTJTR, PBQMISE
Wilson, N. C,
KESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE ACCOUNTS OF
Individuals, Firms, Banks and Correspond
ents Generally.
Deposits Received Subject to Check at Sight.
Interest Allowed on Special Deposits if v
Left for a Stipulated Time. Ex
change Bought and Sold.
. Collections Made on all Available Points.
1XYSTXKVT JOKfAitT.lIKXT.
With an experience of Twenty Tears in tbe Seearitirs of thU country,
we h4ve tbe IhM, facilities for makine Sife aa 1 Profi'aMe Invet.tn.enU
for T UMtee, Administrators, Guardians. Ac., desirinz tLe same
Our Banking House is supplied with Fire I'mof Vault. Inside cf (bis
vault is one ol Marvin's Lawt Jmprored Cbill-d frteel liarglar" Proof
Safej.
Tils Virgiia Dett Gnestion-
There is nothing left of the
dejbt question for a Democratic
paper to discuss. Tbe Demo
cratic party proposes to stand
by the people in this matter,
if tbere are any mistakes to be
made on tbe debt question, let
the Republican party make
them. They are in a fair way
to da it now, if the D'Mcratic
press will keep its moutit shut.
Staunton (Va.) Viudicator,
Democratic.
TRY THE CDKE.H AY-FEVER
A particle In appled Into each nort II od it
mgm ble. Price SO cents at DruggisU; by
mail, registered. 60 cts. i
ELY BROTHERS, M Warren St., New Tork.
A Bad Showincr.
During the month of January
last there were recorded in the
office of the clerk of the Su
perior Court of Mecklenberjr
county 237 mortgages md
deeds, while during Jam1 !
this year there were A - '- n
corded. For the new year this
i a very bad record. Tbe in
crease in chattel mortgages is
very large. Charlotte Chron
icle.
FUlS
FINE DIAMONDS
Watchea. Jewelry Solid SIlTerware, e
CHAPMAN & GALE
IKS Main St., NORFOLK, VA.,
aie the Leaders, tbe stock is the
largest and their prices ior the oest
goods are much less tbau Xottbern
figures.
2T. B. They have ekiilek work
men for the repairing of Watches
and Jewelry. sepl ly
G'All business entrusted t itb us nil. U! safe and secure and beld
Stri t CoLfldeuce.
la
OFFER
AH Dollar nrcrerations, sucb as
Drowns lion Hitters, Simmons Li
er Regulator, BUD &c. at 80 cts
All 7a cent preparation, sucb as
Borchee'H Ojrman Svrap, Green's
August Flower, &c, at CO cts.
: Wilson Iron. Works,
"Waat Ezilds Up a Towa. .
Oar thirtyeight factories are
also i air doing well, and all of them
Dissolution Notice.
The partnership heretofore ex
isting between E. L. Hawkins aud
W. B. Bridgets, under tLe firm
name of Hawkins & Bridgers, has
this day dissolved by mu'nal con
sent. All persons holding claims
against the firm will present tbem
to W. B. Badger for payment, all
persons, luaehted to the nrm will
settle with bim.
E. L, llAWKI.NS.
W. B. Buidukks.
All oO cent article, t?uch as Hon
roid'a Acid Phosphate, Syrup Figs,
El's Cream Balm, &c, at 40 cu.
WLSVJIXTjIj & KltO., IVoprlelorH.
All 25 oent preperatlona, such as
Bull's Cough Sjrnp, Ilargrave's
Liniment &r, at
Quinine J oz vials 15 cts.
" 1 " littles 60 M
Cincbonnidiit 15
Anvthinc in the Drng line as
Cheap as tbe Cheapest. I have
entered.
Having purchased of Murray & Benton tbe Wilson Iron Worts w
take pleasure in informing tbe pub'in that w are now prepared tods
woik as well and as cheap as any Machine Shop in the State. We-art
dok ready to do all kinds of work on Cotton lr Cotton Seed Crash
era, Husk Hackling Machines, Saw Mills and Mill Macblnerr. Gnmmioc
20 cts, I All hinds of Beair Work, Boilers, Feeders and Iuiiratora a nx-ctsltT.
A fall line of Marbiniut' sappliei always on hand. Engines and Boilers
and all kinds of Dndge Bolts for sale. We believe tbat
MACHINE SHOPS
that can do first-class work at LIVING PKICE3, will b a: C:iate4 by
tne eople ol tbis community ana we propote to do at
NO COMBINE
GOOD "WOIR-IK
As anybody and at as loa prices. Give ui a trial.
Against your intereets, and
favors the poll tax qualification doin an increasing business,
and says. i Such industries built upon such
The Star repeats its own j jasis will tell in tne progress oi
conviction that no man should a country. Winston will sell
be entitled to exercises the this year about 14,000,000
elective franchise who does not , pounds, of tobacco. Winston
pay a tax. Why should any correspondent of the Raleigh
man be burdened and afflicted . ews uoserver.
with taxes levied y inpecuni-j
ous and ignorance? Why should j Wa Challengei
a rogueisn rascal wno pays no
tax, robs a henroost' the over
nrerit, is as ignorant oi tne
duties and responsibilities of
citizenship as a baboon, be al-
Wanted-Dogwood
In large or small quantities that
will square 4 inches or more; clear
of knots and dotes.
Also Persimmon phnk clear of
oots, wind shakes aud beutt r;s.
For further particulars and prices
apply to
H. E. Benton,
Wilson, X. C.
Alarmed Afcot Zeb- "Vanes.
Poor Vonce ! He hais lost one
eye and has gone tb writing
poetry. No wonder his friends
are alarmed. Let us hjope. how
ever, for the best. -Rockingham
Spirit. . i
SENATE,
The following bills passedthird
reauings; Jbiii lor the reliet ot W.F.
Buxton, late sheriff of Nortbamp
ton counts; aineudiug the charterot
the town of Creeuvilfe: for tbe
relief of James W. Copeland. late
Treasurer of JSortbampton conntr
I sub-section -4 of section 190 Code in
! relation to claim and delivery.
Mr. Payne introduced a bill to
) regulate local option laws in tbis
State. Also oue to secure just and
reasonable rato on railroad aud
otber transportation companies,
Mr. Little, tor the committee on
enrolled bills, reported correctly
enrolled and tbe president ratified
an act in relation to undertakings
on appeal to the Supreme Court.
lowed to go to the polls to se
lect public officials and to levy
taxes upon the intelligence,
virtue and enterprises of the
State? It is a start-naked out
rage. The Henderson Gold Leaf
takes the same position and
says:
It is an outrage for any per
son who does not pay one cent
of tax to vote and pass uvon
questions involving the rights
and privileges of those who
bear the public burden.
The Greenville Reflector
speaking upon this proposition
says:
There are now in this county
may, we suppose a hundred,
negroes, and some whites, who
pay not one cent of taxes. They
have no propety, and there be
ing avaiiame sneaK tne pay
ment oi ineir poii-iax. it an
able bodied man will not con
tribute to the support of the
government he should not be
allowed a voice in the selection
of officials who are to rule over
those who by the sweat of his
brow maintain its institutions.
Raleigh State Chronicle.
Any man, woman or child who
is afll'cted with Constipation, Dys
: pepia, lleai.ache, or Torpid Liver
to prove tbat a few doses of Sim
! inons Livt-r Regulator will not re
sieve tbem. It uever fails, and is
so pme, so sore, so harmless that
an iniant can take it and never
hava a second 8iell of Colic An
adult cau take it, keap tbe bowels
j regular and secure health.
The Elesssd Trutn.
" Representatives Cooke and
Clifton spent last Sunday at
home. No County in the State
has two better or more true
representatives than Fraklin.
Louisburg Times.
Eczma, I:hy, Scaly Skin Tortures.
The simple application of Swayn'e
Umtment without any interna
medicine Will cure anv cas of
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ringworm
Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema
all Scaly Itchy Skin Eruption no
matter how obstinate or long
standing. It is potent, effective
and costs but a trifle.
era ho killed iVh eeler Robnett, In
Alexauder county last October,
was, ou Saturday the 9tb, found
guilty of manslaughter, and fen
tenced by Judge Clark to four
years in the penitentiary. He was
tried in TaylorsvUle.
Notice.
HaYtoff qualified a Administrator of
estate of Theopnilui
the
us Parker, detvaartl. before
the Probate Judire of Wilson ountr. notice
1. hereby given to all persons tnlebtel to the
estate of said deceased to make immediate
rjavment and to all persons havinir claims
aKainst the deceased to present them for pay
ment on or oeiore tne stia qbt oi January
1W0 or thin ooUoe will be picad In bar of tlicir
rocorery. , o. a. ikiiiahli.
Aumimsiraior.
WEBSTER'S
UNABRIDGED.
STiUKDARD AND BEST.
ift
am
the
Post Office, to demonstrate that
fact to yon, by selling yoa good
goods for tbe least money.
11 & SkOn
Dr W S Anderson.
NOTICE.
NORTH CAHOL1NA.
WlUiOS COCKTT.
Superior Court.
III
P7II
Among the supple
Webster's I ns
SOOO more Wonls and tsv-.r'.y !!ii) ,n-r- Tllns
trations than any other Amtrv an lii'tc.aar;.
ilenwAary f-Mt-irv.orl'-ir 1 with
abrtdfred a'id tin- 'ii.u'. I J, r
conciManUtrustwurtiiy .a nu-:. iii.c-v
A Biographical Dictiomry
aasasasasasasasawaaasajasaawaM aiai maw i nr i awi m
Contain iDfe nearly iv nm- t i S -rv. n.iT
PeraoDS, with tliir aaflti-tiili:, M;.ii'.. r i-
ion or occupation, dat9 cf i irtii 9. A J- a'h,
A Gazetteer cf ths
Mry Harper. Martha llryaot.
Emo-.a J. Harper. Arthur Har-
TT H till C IUllll4.
va NOTICE.
Nathan Allen imM P. Allen.
K. V. Tucke and Vary 'A.
Tucke. J
The defendants Nathan Alien and M. P. Al
len wUI take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced la tbe Kupertor
Court of Wilson county tohare a new rntee
appointed to take chnre of the lecacy and
other funds left by Foiiy iiames et al in tbe
hands if late James li. Barnes as Trustee for
Mary Harper and ber children, and tb. said
defendants will further take noUoo. that tb.y
are re-iuired to appear uerore a. u. ueana.
lerk oi tne upemrt ourtor aaid county oa
Monday. March IHth. l-- at the Court Hoose
cf said county In Wl'son. N. C , and answer ur
demur to the complaint In said tctwn or the
I'laintifls will apply to the Court for tbe rvlirf
di-niandcd in said complaint. This January
St. Ik-41. A.M. IEANS.
Clerk ot the Superior Court of Wllsoo county,
JSO. F. BKCTOX. Attorney for PlalotUIs.
LUTHER SHELDON.
xr.Aiai:u ix
Doors and Blinds. Mouldings,'
rackets, StairRa
NewelS. Brackets. Hardware.
Paints. Oils. C
17: r'ri
Of oTera',Mi'J'itles,l'"i-.ncit'i i I :.
ing the Countries, Citi, 1 .-. :
Features of eyery puitcf ;.' .! .
Tho Explanatory and i'rci-.oui n-i
of the names 1 1
1 h
.1 ih-
.'.try
Noted Fictitious Perxona
and Flmce., sueh as are
literature and conTer5r-tion.
fouad in any oli:cr !'
II .
1 1 1 la
e u Uct
VEBSTER IS 22
Authority in the Cot'I Frin'j OQce. t-i
the U. S. Supreme Co-jrt. I;:', t n.it.Ri '
by the State Sup'ts of coi t t Si St : ie. rji
by leading College Pres is 1 1'. S. s-..d a-ia-;.
Itis th. only licfTonr,rv tiir.t i... , n
in making 8tat I'ur. . . ' , s. -;
nearly all the bchoolL. .... , ,i : , .uiu
An inralosMo eompanl n i; ver; '. ra
at erery Fireside. ;ni a .: - i i ; ...i
t monials sent preraid on a v':. ; :i
PnbUshad by G. A C MERR1AM L CO.. -
SpriagfitlJ, U.ii., U. u. .V.
Puttty and Painters
'MAT
ERI AT.
OF ETEUY DESCRIPTION'.
General Agent for. WaUwortb, Martinet & Lon-joan'a
PURE READY-MIXED PAINTS.
.
No.. 16 V. side Market Square and Roanoke Avenne,
I5nrneT School,
TOISXOT, N. C.
(F )R BOYS AND OIULS.)
t3rLARGE, WELL FC7KNISU-
ED SCHOOL ROOMS. ConrKe of
Stntly Thorough and Practical,
Spring SeRoion begiDS Jan'; 14.
1SS3. For farther Information ad
dress W. S. BARNES,
Principal
OTICE.
. a . a
police is nereoy given tnac ap
rdication will be made to the Gen
eral Assembly, which convenes at
Raleigh, on tbe 9th day of January
1833, for purpose of chartering The
ruoenix l ire Company.
W.P. WOOTE5.
President,
THE BANK OF ROCKY MOUNT,
ROCKY MOUNT. N. C.t
ef fclent. THOS. II. IJ.VTTLK, Vice-Presidest
la. F. TIIXEIIV, CasLier.
CASH CAPITAL S25.000.
UOKRKSrONDEXTS :
XOKFOLK, VA.) RATIONAL BANK: NATIONAL TAEat DANK, NEW
lpo3lt4, Di5iat3 aal Collections Solicited PromrUf
tended to at BuliDg Rate&jmd
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