The Wilson Advance,
c.F. WILSON, - ILoeal Editor
WILSON, N, C , MlY 22th, 1$90.
The train South bound Monday
w as thronged with preachers and
delegates who had been to Tarboro.
Last Thursday was a goldeniay
for Wilson. We believe influences
the eff.ct oi which will be elt Sot
ears
to come were sec in motion
on
lhat day.
The alarm of fire was sounded
vesterdaymorning, and the foundry
W-is found to be oh fire, - It was
pusilv extmguisnea oeiore any
damage was done.
'Snow Bound at Eagles" is
-niidertully interesting story.
ts
third cnaDteris in this wpeek's Ad
vance. Look up the paper for fche
at two weeks and read the story,
1'
y0a win oe wen yaiu.
r . .i . II ; ir
1
if, ia a pleasure to her many
(vjends in Wilson to see Mrs J. jj
unhurt able to drive abour, our
streets once again, and to know
,haf shP has almost entirely recov
ered troui her ieceut illness.
Tr f A. Woodard gave the
iiWr..r",t .Towels" of tbe Methodist
eiinrch a picnic at tbe chnrfch
o.mw Toisuot Swamp yesterday
tr,t :m brisht boys and beauti
ful girls went out and - bad a jolly
rollicking time. ; . , .;
Prf ' T. C. Manning, reacheriof
j,eumansbip' arrived Tuesday from
'ew Berne, where he has been
teaching three classes. He will
teach here and as be comes so well
recommended we feel sore he will
h.rn no troiibla in getting a class.
See Advertisement. ' : j
0r talented towosman, Capt
John F. Braton, was elected Depu
te rirand Master of the Graad
Lodge of Qdd Fellows for the State
of North Carolina, it was a com
niimAnt ' richlv merited ana we
fi nr he will houor the office to
which his ability bas called mm.
Tii. oron reDorts for May have
l)eu received by the . Agricultural
Department. There is a bad fall
in off as no oat crop will be maue.
Thf rnrresDon dents all agree in
saying that the apple crop will pe
a laree one. but there! will be jio
peacbes. The peach crop prom
ises to be the smallest pn record to
tbis State. j
The summer session ot the
Uuiversitv LiW School begins pn
JqIt 1st and ends on the last Moo-
day in September J non.
8bepberd, Associate Justice of te
Suprtirae Court, will assist Hon.
John Manning in the lectures and
recitations. The iees ior me sxmyi
and .Inninr classes is $60, or $30
for either, payable in advance.
We were pleased to learn that
the attendance at the Y. M. C. A-
meetineon last Sunday eveniqg
wotw mni'.h increased. A basj-
nes3 meeting will be held to-mat-row(FridaT)
night In Mr. Johu E.
Woodard's offlrie, and tbe presence
r.f ever member is specially d,e-
.ir, All n hers interested ia-the
work are cordially Invited.
3ill Aip doea some talking in thjw
week's ADVANCE with wnicD our
Ailiauee readers will not apree
nor do w. The old fellow,
nsnal, talks wVat "he think-, and,
while we do not always stree' wijth
what he says, we always enjoy at.
and we beiieve our re -tiers do
therefore we pub ish hi articles
'Cash Ca ches tli.e "Bargain'
and it is the spirit and pnueipie of
The Cat-h Racket S ore to give yjin
the best bargains for the Cash to
beob'aiued anywheres Tee new
dpring stock that is- oow being
rapidly disposed of by this popular
hoase, show that bargains a?so
catches the cash. See advtrtise.
menr. . ;
Trie tull programme of the 7th
annual session of the N. C. Teac)ix
era' Assembly has been issued, apd
we are indebted to Secretary Hr
' re!I for a copy. As usual, itl i-
elaborate ond interesting. Qae fOf
the features will be a lecture y
Mi89Kate iield, ot Washington,
D. O, and another will be the
siuglng ot Capt. Frank Cuuuinggjn,
ofltichtnond.
Messrs. F. W, Birues aud A
J.
Simms made aflyieg Irip throogb
Pitt county as far as Pactolus last
week. Cout,in Jack" tells us that
the prospect of a flue crop is vry
bright. He says he never 8a wj a
better stand of cotton and corn
anywhere than in the. section thev
traversed. Every man is feeling
good-over the present outlook and
inucb work has beeu accomplished.
He says the'peuuit) of Pitt treated
tliem -'white." j
AVe weie pleased to see' W. JR.
Allen, Esq , of Goldsooro, iu town
last week.. He is, we learn, .the
probable successor of Judge Speir
. Whitakef in the Raleigh distant.
He isone of the best eqaip'id
lawyers in the State, a man off ce
aud character and would make a
Judge of whom every citizen of he
State wou'd feel proud. We bbth
hoe and belieye thst the Demo-
viain oi lUdh UliCriCli Will UU i IJUlgi
him as the candidate for Jodee.
Among the list ot patents eratit-
... - i
ed latt week we notice the" follow
hie to North Carolinians: G. W.
iSsker, Jouesboro, matchsafeF;
J- U. Rawls, WilsnD, wafch-raak-I
staking teol. Mr. Bawls, iif a
citizen of this place and we sup
pose there are but few people who
-Know ol his va!aab!e invention
in sometning absolute:-, neces-
8ary to. a first class jeweler -find
e l"'pe he may: find It a most
pro fi; a Me invent lion., ':
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i'ie entertainment in the.Cjnrr
"-iiNiV last Thursday night was
" attended and genera'ly enjoy
Tlle 8irKn by Mrs. ' lill.
fliit-sts Lzzi Banes and Usittie
Cliurebw 11 was beatiful and exquis
-y reniered. Prof. Farmer recit
, " an original declamation, "The
burreuder of Lee" in an excellent
tt nner. as was also the recitaUon
"J Mr. Murray. Mr; Henrv Bloont
capturfd, as usual, his hearerif by
inimitable recitation of f Rip
vn Winkle." Prof. MIver's
citation ot one of Father Ryan's
iwms was admirably performed.
PERSONAL MENTION
vt. tioiaen, or jnnu, is visiting
I.:, x . i rv w m-m i "
ma lULbui, ur. iu. uoiaen.
Mrs, E. L. Middleton left Monday
for Dnrham to visit her parents.
Mrs. Dr. M. Holden is home
from a visit to friends in Harnett
county.
r an M Itr.a T-.nv, r -1
pn,. vocFuub uAmeia.
uiodieigu, spent iaet Sunday in
v ,lson- V
non. James E. Shepherd of the
supreme uourt bench was in town
yesterday.
Mr. Isaac Dortch, ot .Goldsboro,
was in town Monday on profession
al business, : '
Mr. John Wnnilarrl wax in
Roctcy Mount Motiday on profes
sional business
Mr C. G, Bradly, of Tarboro,
passed rhrcugh here Monday en
route to Charlotte,
I . . .
Mr. K..U. Saddler, of the Tar-
uoro Banner, passed through Mon
day, en route for Raleigh. '
Capt. H. F. Price is at home from
Georgetown, S. C. and will spend
some time with his wile and
daughter here.
Mr. O. H. Spencer, who has been
visiting relatives in Wilson for
tb past. week has returned to his
home in Cary, N. O.
Mr. J. B, Rouatree returned
Monday from bis trip to St. Louis
where he attended the meetiusr of
the Methodist Conference.
Mr?. E. M. Nadal. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Jfeutress, re
turned from Raleigti Tuesday. Mr.
Eruest Nadal also returned with
her. " 1 i
Mm. Hancock and Mrs. Marsh.
of Washington, who for some
time past have been viniting friends
in Wilson, left for their homes
yesterday. .
Mr. Dave Woodard, the efficient
bookkeeper , for the Fayetteville
clothing factory of Messrs. W.
B.
Yoong & Bro., spent Sunday
in
tov7u with bis parents. 1
Misses Sallie and Mary Ruffin
and Messrs. W. L Cantwell. James
and Lee Woodard attended the
Centennial Celebration in Tarboro
Saturday' and Sunday. They re
turned Monday.
Mr. D. S. Boykin returned Tues
day fi am a trip through the South
ern States in the interest of th
Wil con Bag Rack " Co. i. We are
glad to know he met witL' good
luck in selling their invention.
c
Mrs. Dr. Blount, ol Washington,
left Saturday morning for her
home. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. John Moore, who
is convalescing from her recent
limes-, we are glad to know.
C . mciebcement Ezex cises-
We are indebeted to Messrs. Dur
ham and Rahders for an invita
tion to attend the Commencement
exercises of Trinity College, be
ginning June 8th and continuing
during the week. Thursday, June
12th is class day.
Oa June 4th and 5th the class
of 90 of Littleton Female College
requests lue pleasure of our pres
ence at the Commencement exer
cises, so an in vita' ion lrom Rev.
J M. Rhodes, the excellent piincis
pal, informs us The literary ad
dress, will be delivered by -Dr. W.
P. Mercer, of Edgecombe county,
oa Thursday at 12 o'clock.
We are indebted to the marshals
for a Handsome invitat.on to be
present, at the Commencement ex
ercises, of the Wake Forest College
Jane 9:h to 12th inclusive. Hon.
J. J. Davis ol the Supreme Court
bench delivers the alumni address
oh Tuesday evening; The address
to toe Societies wdl be delivered
by Rev. Thos. D xon, Jr , of New
York, on Wednesday morning and
Rev. W W. Landrum, of Vir
ginia, wili preach the baccalaure
ite sermon Wednesday eveuing.
It is, as usual, the handsomest in
vitation received at this office.
,The Advance ihans the C.
O..V, A. aud P N. A. Societies
for au invitation to attend the
Commencement of tbe 0. B; F. In
stitute at Murfreesboro on Jane
2, 3 and 1. Rev. J. W. Hundley,
of Tarboro, preaches the sermon
to the graduating class t.t 8 o'clock
ou Tuesday night and Rev; J. W.
Carter, of Raleigh, delivers the
address" before the Societies at 10
o'clock, a. m., Wednesday. We
notice that M.ss Ella Hariiugtoo,
the talented daaghter, of Mr. VV.
H. g Harrington, of Pitt county, is
prophetess aud is also vice-President
of the C. O. V. A. Society. -
The Advance returns its thanks
to the Principal, Capt. Joba Ducks
ett, for au invitation to attend tbe
Commencement Exercises of Green
ville Institute ou June 5th and 6th,
Thursday and Friday. .Thursday
at 8 p. m., jhere will be music,
declarations, recitation, etc., at
the Institute. Friday at 11 a. m.,
the annual address will be deliver
ed at tbe Opera House by Ho G.
W. Saudeiiin of Raleigh. Friday
at 8 p. m. public reception at the
Iustitute. Tue marshais are W.
E. Tucker, chief, Earnest Forbes
and Ralph House. Original decla
mations by O. L. Joyner and W.
F. Harding'
T. Erwin, essay -
ist.
Vhitakers Items-
We learn that one merchauS in
Wbitakers- this season has sold
3,000 bushels of corn and hs much
meal, to" say nothing of tons and
tous of hay. The farmers of that
section made nothing last year
and have been compelled to pur
chase their supplies. Tbe railroad
freight receipts for March and
-April were heavier than have been
known lor many yeats. We trust
the present bright prospect' for a
l-.re eft.p may reailt in a big har
this year. We hear that the sea
kous are most favorable.
THE FASTEST TIME ON RECORD,
in the dkection of the nearest drag
store, is uot too f -st for any person
to make who is troubled with , cor
stipation. djupepsia, liver com
plaiut, or sick headache, and is,
th -refore, in need of Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Gentle and ef
fective, one a dose.
The Sunday School Conyention-
According to previous announce
ment the Convention for Organiza
tion or Sunday School work m
Wilson county met oa last Satur
day and proceeded to work. The
meeting was called Jo order by
Eev. D. H. Tattle, who exDlained
its objects.
I ,, -
was maae secretary. Grayer: was
offered by Rev. B. P. Pell. Eev
E.P. Pell, Rev. A. D. Betts, J. W
Urowell, George Hackney ana E
Barnes were appointed a Com
mitlee on nomination of efficers,
While this Committee was out,
excellent music was furnished by
the young ladies of Wilson. The
Committee on nominations made
the following report : i
E. G. Barnes, President; John
F. BrutoD, Vice-President E. M.
Nadal Recording Secretary, O. F.
Wilson, Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Committee, Dr. Albert
Anderson, P. J. Turnbull, Dr. H. F.
reman, Geo. Hackney ana Rev
P. T. Lucas. Women's Mission
Aid Secretary, Mrs. W. S. Barnes,
Toisnot. 0. All elected nnani.
mously to tbe different offices.
The flolowing township Commit
tees were appointed. 1
Wilson W. J. Davis, Dr. King
andN. is.Stiickiand. .
Toisnot. Dr.,E. G. Moore, J.
T. Sharpe and N; D. Car er.
Stanxonsbueg H. B. Lane,
Hudson Vernou and B. j. Thomps
son.
OldFiELD-S. F. High, I. C.
Eatman and John D. Lewis.
Speinq Hill J, R. Watson,
R. T. Renfrow and J, L. Hinnant.
Taylors M. W, Farmer, W. E.
Winstead and Gray Hales.
Cross Roads L. Neweom,
Rev. P. T. Lucas and L. F. Lucas.
Black Creek Chas. Woodard,
Dr. H. D. Lucas and Wiley Stal-
lings. '
The Executive Committee will
appoint a Committee for Gardner's
and Saratoga townships as soon
as suitable persons can be known.
Rev. R. P. Pell, Dr. King, O. O.
Daniels, A B. Deans, ad C. F.
Wilson were appointed delegates
to the Sonday School Mass Meet
ing at Rock Ridge on the 24th and
25th inst. The Convention then
adjourned to meet on call of
President.
A. Anderson Sec'y.
D. H. Ttjttle, Chairman.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
As Told by our Er otter Editors in
Their Papers
Greenville Reflector.
An unusual spectacle was
witnessed in town yeasterday af
ternoon. It was a very large drove
of sheep brought in from, the sec
tion., couutry below town to be
shipped to Richmond. As it pass
ed -evervbodv along the street
rushed out to see the drove in
which we are told there were be
tween 250 and 300. Two men
from Virginia, came to Greenvillei
a few days ago and have since
been driving through the county
buying all the sheep they cou'd.
We bear they also bought about
300 in the upper section of the
county which were driven, to Wil
son to be shipped.
Tarboro Southerner, i
W. F. Claib was elected Mayor
ot Tarboro by the new Board of
Couucilmen. Col. John W. Cotteu
was re-elected chief of Police.
John L. Wimberley a champi
on walker. He recently stepped
off six mihs in one hour and two
minutes.
Oa Tuesday evening, May 6. the
young people in the neighbor of
Leggetts organized a Society to be
known as tbe Atheniau Literary
Society, with the following officers:
C. M. Jones President, J. C Price
and Theo. Fountain, vfce-Presi-dents,
Lawrence Fountain, Secre
tary and Treasurer. .
Scotland Neck Democrat. -
Mr. J, O. Williams was up
from
Wllliamston Saturday and says
that $4,000 will soon be iaied for
the establishment of a furniture
factory there. We are gratified at
this news aiid hope that all of our
towns will .oou establish manufact
uring industries. Williamston is
able to establish any ordinary
industry of the kind, if the people
will only think so.
Mr. S. W, Edwaids show d as a
few days ago flue tobacco from
lant years tobacco stalks, 'te says
that the sprouts grew up from the
stalks and were cut uown by the
cold in January or Febeuary,
but have since grown up again and
promise to make fine tobacco. He
is letting them grow as an experi
ment. .
MARRIED.
In Mt. Pleasant Church, Nash
coulty, Sunday, May 18, Mr. H. H.
Richardson, of Kenly, to Miss
Polly Eure, of Nash county. Rev.
A. D. Betts officiating.
In this place yesterday at the
home of her father, Miss Rosa
Rhodes was married to Mr. E. L.
Appletree, of WilmingtoD. -Miss
Rhodes u one our most popular and
piqnant young ladies and we con
gratulate tbe groom upon his good
fortune hi winning her hand and
heart
DIED.
At her home, iu Saratoga Town-
ship, on May 7ch, Mrs. Mry Tay.
Jo beloved wife of J J. Taylor, in
the 52 year of her age. She was a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail ford
Barefoot, aud became' the happy
bride of Mr. Taj lor in her 17. b
year. She was a kind mother aud
leaves a husband and 7 children j
and many friends to mourn their j
loss, one was a true ana iaicmui
member of the Free Will Baptist
church and expressed herself ready
and willing to die. The funeral
services were held from . her home
by Elder M. Boykin. A FiiiEND.
Teekington Peaieib,
Liberty County Tex.
Mr. Badam I used VV m.
Radam's Microbe Killer, and many
of my neighbors have U9ed it with
the most wonderful results in
many cases Geo. F, Allen.
.: Foi sale by Doane Herring.
100,000 PJtOPLE PERISH.
More than 100,000 persons ans
nually die in this country from
Consumption, - which is but the
child of Catarrh. 8500 reward is
offered by the proprietors of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Deraedv for a case
uatarrn which they ; cannot cure.
The Remedy is sold by druggists at
50 eents. ; . i .
' Radam's Microbe Killer is on
longer an experiment. It has been
thoroughly tested for two years
and has never failed in any cases.
For sale by Doane Herring.
IS ANY "FLOWEB BORN
TO
BLUSH
UNSEEN V
The old wives tell us "that blush
ing is virtue's livery." But, alas I
to many a maiden, whose soul is
purity itself, has beeu denied the
gracious privilege of wearing the
delicate crimson, and all because
her skin is covered with blotches.
pimples, yellow fiver spots, and
other djscolorationsi. Who cau
tell how su jh a maiden loathes the
very sight of herself, or who shall
intrude upon her as she weeps
bitter tears over her '-uncomely
appearan e T Thrice unhappyshe,
if by tbe sse of cosmetics, she shall
seek to hide her wretched complex
ion. Bat if she wili use Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, to regu-
fare the liver and purify the blood
of all poisonous' humor, die will
una that her '-nsh shall come
again like uDto the flesh .of a' little
child." It cures scrofula, t-tter,
salt-rheum, pimples, blotches erup
tions aud al! skiu diseast-s. Sold bv
Druggists.
; Notice!
I will organize a Writing School
to-night in connection with Mr. W.
Cantwell's School of Telegraphy
and Short Hand. Rooms over the
P. O. The first lesson is free to
young men and boys. Class opens
at 9 o'clock. Respectfelly, .
T. C. Manning, Penman.
"Hew to Cure ' All Skin diseases "
Simply apply '3wayne's Ointment." No
internal medicine required. Cures tetter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, hands,
nose, &c leaving the skin clear, white and
healthy. Its great healing and curative pow
ers are possessed by no other remedy. Ask
our druiraist for Swayne's Ointment.
HOME ITEMS
Lost A monogram watch
charm some where between the
postoffico and the residence
of M r. F. - A. W o o d a r d.
Charm has iuilials "H. R." Oj one
side. Opposite side plain. A re
ward will be paid -the finder for
returning
it to the ADjvANCE of-
fice. - !
Hew Line Sample Ha
s at cost
this week Young Bros.
Remember we are selling hats
at cost tbis we k. Y ung Bros.
Look at .nr white dress goods
this, week Young Bros.
Parasalsat cost Young Bros.
' Hats at. cost Young Bios. .
White drees goods at Young's.
If you want to save money buy
your clothing at Xouug's,
Challies all wo 1 at Young Bros.
You can save money at Young's
Now is the time to get bargains
in dress goods at Young Bres.
Exanuuo our nice dress' goods
before you boy Youtjg Bros,
Lawns at your on price this
week lit Young Bros.
Hats at Cost at Young's.
Shoes at cost, at Young Bio.
Now is the time to Save money
at Young Bro. .
PILES! TILES ! ITCIIIKG PILES.
SyMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching- and
stinging; most at night; worse by scratching.
If allowed ti continue thmofa form, which
often bleed and ulcerate, becoming rery Bore
Swaynk's Ointment stops the itching and
bleeding, heals ulceration, and in most cases
removes the tumors. At druggist, or by mail
for 50 cents. Dr. Sway ne &. Son, Philadelphia.
l?OR RENT.
JD The o-je story frame cottage
on the west side .of Barues street,
Wilson, now occurred by J. B.
Dayis. Apply to
Jno. F. Bruton.
NOTICE.
Brvirrure'of a decree of tne Superior C.
of Wiison county, wherein D, L. Ward eta's,
were the plaintiffs, and J. P. Elliott! was the
defendant, I will sell at the Court Hosse door,
in wiison, on Saturday, the 4th day ot May,
1890, the following described property :, One
tract of land in Wilson county, St mtnsburg
Townsbip,ad joining the lands of D.G. W. Stan
ton, J. H. Applewhite, and others, vuntaming
live hundred and sixty acres more or less, it
being known as "the home tract " f Dr. U. W.
Wprd, whereon is situate the dwelling nouse
and mill of the gaid Dr. Ward. Terms: J1(W
cash, balance payable January 1st, 18!il, the
purchaser to take possession January 1st
1890. F. A- WOOOAKD, Commissioner,
V. A. & 8. A. Woodard Attornevs.
WW READY!
MY SPRING STOCK OF
MILLINERY
is now complete. ! I Lave just
returned from Baltimore with
all the new styles in
MILLINERY and FANOY
GOODS,
and invita the public to call
and examine my stock tefore
buying. I also have a full
lie of Mill'nery and Fancy
uooas in opriuguope, im.
and ask my country friends to I
call on me there. With thanks
for past patronage, I remain
Respectfully, "
MRS. S. I. GRIFFIN & CO.
HQ B10RE EYE-GLASSES
KO d$SS$B- WEAK
more mmmlmm Era
MITCHELL'S
;ye-Salve
A Certain, Baf a, and Effective Bemedy for
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Producing Long-Sfgfitedness, & Resicr
J ing the Sight of the Old.
Sures Tear Drops, Granulations, Stya
Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes,
fSB HMBCCRQ QUICK RELIEF HD FEBUEIT CUE8.
Also, equally efficacloas when nse in other
maladies, each as Ulcers, Ferer Srea.
Vamora, 8alt Rhenm, Birni, Plies, or
JhereX" Inflammation exisU, M
mAXdW may bo used to-advantage.
0ld by all Dracslata mt 35 Cents.
and Whiskey Hablte
cured at home with
out pain. Book of par
ticulars sent FREE.
B.M.WOOLL.EY-M-
AtlMttmGft. Office 1W, WWtefaftUSt.
; ' .
Judicial Convention:
The Judicial Convention of the
Democratic party of the Third Dis-
"ub, i nereoy cauea to meet at
Rocky Mount on Thursday, July
3rd, at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate lor Solici-for-
' F. A. Woodard.
th. Dem. Judicial Ex. Com.
- Notice!
The Wilson Uountv Medical So
ciety will meet in regular session
on the first Mondv in .TntiA at rip
j R. W. King's office promptly at 1 0
J 7, Z 'uieresimg suujecc
in ue presented ior discussion and
a cordial invitation is extendeu to
ah the members to be present.
E. G. Moore, President,
aihajm a.NDERSoNf secretary.
This is For You
This is For You
Read and Reflect.
Read and Reflect.
. When you can make
20c. by the simplest,
most honorable and
easiest way, and ' not
only twenty cents, but as many
times 20c. as you wish. Where
is the man who will
not do so, and what
reason can he give for
not so doing. Times
are hard we all know it Every
cent you save is surely as much
made. 'I his is no hoax ,
or catch trap, but a
living truth that at
Anderson's Drug Store
you can buy every ar
ticle sold in a first-class Drug
store for 20c. off of every dol-
. lar's worth of, goods.
- Think of it ! Bring
your dollar for a bot
tle of medicine and
Carry back 20 cents.
You had not thought of it in
that way. Wo&'t it pay you
to look for the man
who saves you money
in your purchases?
You will find me on
Tarboro Street, at Joe Vick's,
old stand. On every 25c. bot ,
tie of medicine you
save 5c. Every 50c. .
bottle you save 10c.
Tell your neighbors of
it, hand them this paper. I
keep everything that is de
manded and Intend'
selling them to you at
this most reasonable
of terms. You must
put yourself to trouble to save
money as well as make it, and
therefore if you will
only hunt for
Anderson's Drugstore
you will ever be glad
you did so. Prescrip
tion Department Soda Water
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THE
,:;V V r V
id Baskets For
No Planten who raises Tobacco can afford
complete arrai gement yet devised to save au too to oacco leaves grown, commonly called Prl
n Idka, and make them marketable at the highest prices, and tho only mode wucfoby you can
save them in s ich manner that each leaf catches the same amount of heat and air on every side
at the same time, thus insuring a uniform cure. There is no chance to crowd thr- lnvos, as Is
the cas when strung on cords even it you tried to. Kead tho following list of . - Jmoniala
from thoss who have tried them don't natter yourself that you can do more th .u -nose who
hate spent a life-time in nanaung oDacco.
To Thosb Intrkstkd ; I have been asked
to give my opinion upon tho practical modo
of the process of curing Tobacco with the
SNOW STICK, or more commonly known as
the wire process. 1 preface my remarks by
saving 1 have been in tobacco, have handled
and been intimately associated with this great
staple all my life, and have watched closely
every new device that had for for its object
the improvement and lifting the burdent)!! tho
shoulder of the producer, who had it to bear.
I know that it don' t take a Solomon to say it,
but the man who invents tnese labor aaving
tobacco curing outfits should b classed as i a
bsnef actor of mankind. 1st, By the use of the
wire stick you can save the bottom leaves
which would otherwise be lost by firing. 2nd,
It don't require experts to gather and string
these leavss-cbaps 10 years old can d as well
as men. 3rd, By taking off the lower weaves as
they mature you hasten the ripening of t o
plant this alone is a decided advantage. 4th,
The primings or bottom leaves, thus saved,
when cured make first and second class cut
ters, which under the old way. while waiting
forthe bedy and top of the plant to get f ul y
ripe or drained" for the knife, is lost entirely
all of which when secure d can be cured in
vour baru with less fuel. But from observa
tion inthis section I have lound in my travels
that fuel is of but second consideration at
oresena but when you get regularly into to
baeco you will find this item of wood of con
sTderable import, and you would do well to ,
commence io time to take care cf it. When I
read the strong endorsement of the SNOW
STICK nrof ess by such tobacco men as Major
I L Vgnd! Hyco, Va-, Y M. Rogers, Jr.,
Srra d. and many others I could not
hesitate to give it my full ena
Manager Wilson Tobacco Warehouse.
Lpcama, N. C, A-pril 17th, 1890,
. j.t. a-a, st ink inst vear in my log
i1"'.. thin nleased with the re
sult f the tollowiVg reasons : 1. If I had not
udthemj think I .h uld have tostbafofmy
tebscco. a. inecjsiuituiiNn
SirTthe old way. 3. It takes less fuel and less
h"t. 4 It takelless space totore it after it s
Eured ynd it keeps in better condition 5 It is
EE2fto handle Twhen: cured on the Snow
wiJck. .1 naa t acres iu wjuai. ""-j
entire crop In two rooms 8x feet and could
have stored more in the same space had I had
it; I sold fine curings at $38 per hundred, first
primings included. Sold the entire lot for
675 without grading. I recommend the fetow
. Kitknr fonnrrmind exoect to use It
min this year. If I did r ot have them on hand
would order at once.
UUFFIN KBNFKpW
April 17th, 18b3-
t. di i iicct Snow's Tobacco Stick the
las season, and am c.mvir.Ci d it is by far the
t,mnrhodof hanging tobar-co m barns yet
Put in your order ior
50Q
foot barn - more in preportion-tbe bet
Tt rlnn't reaairo an exnert.to sele
nor to string or cuxm Jhein.
C. A. YOUNG & BRO., Wilson,
E. BARNES- Jr., Wiison,
L. F. LUCAS, Lucama,
Are authorized ants for the eastern tobacco section and will
have a limited number on sale at factory prices, payable No
vember 1st. 1890, or sooner it you sell your tobacco before that
time. '
-Don't wait, but sena in your uruer
Anew and enlarged edition of our pamphlet on tobacco i
and curing is now ready for distribution. Only cost-
aakintr. Write to
W. H. ail. HIGH P
Filled With ihe
Weaves
in
GoodS
OTHEB -
- OOBS
Spring Season,
(manager) for M. R. Lang;.
Gathering The Leaf.
not to use them its tte simplest, but most
discovered. The leaies can be ra: i ily strung,
they are not bruised by handling a..d the dis
tribution being uniform throughout the barn
the cure ss more perfect than by other meth
ods, j.- U.D. LUCAS,
Black CrEEK, N. C, April 16tb, 1890,
I have used the Snow Tobacco Stick for two
years and think It the best contrlvanco yet In
vented tor curing lobacco on the leaf.
It. G. rUilVETT.
Lucama, S. C, April 1st, 1890.
Capt W H Snow. High Point, N. U.
Dear 81r : I cured my entire crop Tobacco
last year on the Snow Tobacco Stick and tstnk
it is the best stick for curing tobacco on I err
saw. Sold my July primings last year for 17e.
pet. Thiuk 1 would have lost half of my crop
if 1 had not primed it. k, BASS.
' LucamA, N. C, April 2eth,1890.
Captain W II Snow, High Point, N. C.
Dear Sir ; I cured all my crop of tobacco on,
ttie Snow Stick last year and think your stick
aud basket is the best outfit for cropping and
curing to oe fouud on the market. .The first
primings, which would .otherwise be thrown
away, will pay for their cost, t .
U. W. BOYKIN.' "
-i Lccama, April 10th. 1890
W H Snow, Ii igh Point, KC t
Dear Sir 1 cured my tobacco crop last year
on the Snow Tobacco stick and they gave ma
perfect satis faction. Shall use them again
this year and would advise a sett to each barn
I sold my July primings for 21 cents per lb net.
Have seen several methods of hanging the
leave? in the barn and believe tho Snow Stick
unequalled. - JAMES tt BAKNES.
Ljcama. April 1st. 1M0.
Capt. W. H. Snow. High Point, N, C.
Dear SirW cured my entire crop of tobacco
last year on the Snow Stick and think it ia th
best thing for the purpose yet invented. My
primings? cut in July, sold lor 23 Cents tb
ground leaves, I think all tobacco barns sboud
be supjM-eti wiin a sen ot csnow sticks as they
enableTi'e farmer to save enough that would
otheiwise be cut off and thrown away to par
for the expense or his crop. A. J. ELLIS.
Lcca si a, A pril iota. 1890.'
W HSnow, High Point, N.d
Dear sir-1 used your Tobacco Stick last yaar
and housed my entire cropon it. 1 have never
seen any other wsy of hanging tobacco fn tha
barn that I like as well as tbe Snow Slick way.
I expect to : uy more this season, and think 1
would have lost one t'nrJ rt m crop If I had
cultivated and cured the old way,
LAKHY LUCAS.
bticks ana b
Buckets for each 16
investment you ever
t -the bottom cleaves
N. C.
fj. c.
N.C.
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cult-
yon