North Carolina Newspapers

1 t v ' ' ; . . aaa m- ..aaaa- Tile Wilson Advance JOS CPU US and C, C, DANIELS Erf Uors and Proprietors. ETllie advance endeavors to do an Hon est, faithful and Impartial chronicler of the news, devotinjr pecial attention to the lection n which It fsubllshed. It Is Democratic to the core arut wl U inin neither friend or- foe wno is in Hostility to uemocrauo success. 1 believes the best Interest of the Na tion and the State imperatively demands the retention of the Democratic party in power and it will spare no effort to accomplish that result. It will seek to promote the in dustrial development of the State and section .nd wiB take oleasure in doing- whatever lies in its power to aid the farmers and laboring . rn.cn la their efforts to better their condition. Bverv honest son of toil will find in the Ad fA.sc a sincere friend. Every effort looking to the establishment of more and better edu cational Institutions will receive our hearty xMvperation and endorsement. The Adtaici circulates largely In every county East of Raleigh, and is therefore a spl endid advertising medium. Bates liberal. A first-class Job office is run In connection with the paper and we will be pleased to re ceive orders. Our office is one of the best , equipped in th section of the 8tate for com ' aercial work and we will do as good, work and at as low flsrures as anybody. Entered Ic the Post Office at Wilson, N. C aa second clab mail matter. WILSON. N. C. Auo, ,28th, 1890. The golden weed will make this section the garden spot of North Carolina. The' cause of public educa tion has received strength from the Alliance that was sadly needed., It looks now as if Simmons will be the man to beat Cheat ham in the 2nd District. Ox ford Day. ; " Education is the lever that lifts the, universe. Our people must secure more leverage for lifting this corner of the afore said universe. The Advance has time and again column after colomn denounced the present high and burdensome tariff, and, as a matter of course, the Alliance demands a reduction. The man who speaks his hon est sentiments is seldom popu lar, but he has the respect of people among whom he lives, and that is far preferable to be ing popular. ; i. ' - - Cheatham has been renomi nated for Congress by Repub licans of this district. If Sim moils is the Democratic nomi nee Cheatham 'will remain at home. A negro by the name of E. E. Smith was appointed Minister to Liberia by" Mr. Cleveland. The statement is now made that he has been removed by Harrison and Alexander Clarke. of Iowa, appointed in his place. I Ihe Advance has . shown for the past twenty years its fideli ty to the interest of the farmers. If all these years of labor speak for nothing then words would be useless and talking a weariness to the soul. jlhe advance does not now believe there is the least dan ger of the defeat of Senator Vance. His friends and ad mirers all over the State have made his return a certainty by their action in instructing their Representatives for him. We are proud that Wilson set the example. : We feel gratified at the nomination of Col. N. B. Whit field, as the candidate of the L.enoir county Demi crats for the House of Representatives. There is no better man in that county filled with good people than Col. Whitfield. We know him, for while we" lived in that county and did what lay in our power forkthe Democratic party, Col. Whitfield was always found fighting for the cause of Democracy. He is, of course, a Vance man. He will make a legislator of whom the county will feel proud. .Miss Mamie Rolin Stdbes has -retired from the editorial charge of the Oxford Orphans' Friend and Miss Mattie Roun tree succeeds her. The paper under Miss Rountree's manage ment shows that no mistake has been made in . placing the paper in her hands, There are evidences of firsUclass news paper talent displayed. But we know, the j young editress and expect good work from her. She baa ideas she uses vnru lancrnn.irw nni HI appreciated by the subscribers to the paper and the press. We extend our best wishes and Welcome her to the trother hood. . The Shelby Aurora is one of the best and most progressive newspapers in the. State. In the recent contest in that dis trict for the nomination to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Shipy, that pa per advocated the claims of the . man who was nominated, W. A. J Hoke. Esq- A gentleman who favored another candidate ordBred the Aurora stopped. Brother Miller very sensibly eaya':. From such narrow boy cott ideas, good Lord deliver us ! Give Is broad-guage men with literal, progressive ideas, men who do not think they posses all wisdom and are unwilling.to allow other men to entertain' opinions different from theirs. - This is a pro greHuive age that allows men to differ "n all eubJeeUi. Freedom of thought 1 .the watchword of Uii ago and the man who thinks he alone, in Infallablt, that be pwtwuM all wisdom is considered by the InUUtgent world tot an ignoramus. DB. H. P. FREEMAN- Taylors, N. C, Aug. 26, 1890. F. A. Woodard, Esq., Ch. Dem.l Co. Ex. Com. I Dear Sib :I see from the papers of last week j that my position as to the return of Senator Vance to the U. S. Senate, is not , understood by my friends in Nash, and Frank lin counties. I thought my position was plainly stated in the Wilson Democratic Con vention. I now reiterate its substance to you, to be used as you deem best, that . I shall, if elected to the Senate, take Dleasure in voting for Senator Vance as long as his I name is before the Democratic caucus. This I believe to be the ex-, pressed wish of the people of this district and I shall take great pleasure in carrying out the will of the peole. Senator Vance has always been the true and tried friend of the farmers and I believe the time has come now when he can and will help them. If any man can do anything tor them he can Very resdectf nlly yours, H. F. Freeman. W e desire here and now to the he commend Dr. Freeman for unequivocal way in which thus pledges himself to whatever lies in his ! power do to secure the re-election of Senator Vance. The Advance "proposes to do whatever lies in its pow-1 er to secure the nomination and election of Dr. Freeman and we call on all good Democrats to do likewise. He shall have our hearty and cordial support, at&ndincr as he does upon a Vance Democratic patform ana we predict that he will he tri umphantly elected by a big majority. ' THE SECOND DISTEIOT- The Democrats of this district meet at Kinston next Wednes day for the purpose of nominaU init a candidate for Congress. The Advance believes that this I district can be redeemed from Republican rule this year if right man is nominated. We believe if Hon F. M. Simmons ii nominated, with practical unanmity, that he we will ac cept the nomination ! and that he will be elected. In the first place, he knows the district as does no other man, and in the second place, the people gener ally beueve he can and will be elected and they would there- fore work the more I earnestly and untiringly to secure his lection, than they would for a man of whose election they had no hope. We r sincerely hope all prejudice and differ ences win De tnrown to tne winds and that tho Democrat." oi the district will act wisely and tender him the nomination. THE CONVENTION. It was the privilege of- the editor of the Advance to at tend the meeting of the Demo cratic State Convention which met at Raleigh last week. An account of the Convention ap pears on the first page of this week's issue. The convention was the smallest and most harmonious weaver attended. A ticket was nominated' for th various Judgeships that hud already been practically named by the people. A platform was laid down that is broad and strong enough to hold every man: who has the good of the people at heart. There was no friction between the different classes there represented. The work of the Convention augers well m t t - ior democratic success and we believe the Farmers' Alliance will be a tower of strength in Whis campaign. The Demo cratic party is now a united, harmonious whole,! however much fear has been ! entertain ed and bitterness engendered in tne contest for nominations in the various counties of the btate. Let us one and all off with our coats and I work i to gether for the success of the Democratic party. 1 he Advance was the first newspaper in the State to vig- : 1 a -m . orousiy ana systematically as- ou tho Homestead law and its legitimate offspring, the crop lien law, and we feel no little gratification that the Alliance shonld be with us on this im portant subject. . j The Republicans Ninth District have nated Ewart. We do of the reno ini tio t be Heve that the Democrats of the West will ever again sub- knit to being misrepresented by such a demagogue for that his speech on the force bill and the electioneering use he is now making of it, proves him to be. We believe Ewart will be de feated by such a majority as will completely disorganize the Republicans of that section for all time to come. SffMtMllr car Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache Biliousness And all diseases arising from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion. Tb aattaral rnnll la im4 atBMtls s4 a114 riaak. Im biii i Inui. SOLD EVE&YWHZKZ. Tuffs Pills m Will LEAF Wednesday, . ' . .. And-Commands .itseli -to tne rianters 01 Counties as A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADE. Come where you weighing, see your tobacco handled, get your money and go home, market. Remembe PACE has promised you he will save you money pudding is chawin' the bag." Try him. E. ELY'S CatarrH (REAM BALK rAftinaMM Cleanses the Nasal Passages A 11$ s Pa i n and Ioflama- tion. Heal; the Sore R store the H An Deo rf ftaro and Smell. AIIlUr.lbK rrrsr teei Oxts-e A psxtlole Is aBDlied into each nostril aad is ftgresable. Price 50 cents at Drug-gis; by mall, registered, 60 cents. ELY BKOTHEJiS, 6. Warrenen St.. N. Y Peculiar Many peculiar points make Hood's Sar saparilla superior to all other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients, jy Hood's Sarsaparffla possesses vV the full curative yalue f the S best known remedies fSrrol the Tegetoblo klng-Qrdom- TeculUr In its GtPr Btrength and economy Hood's Sar saparilla iscJ&rthe onlymedi eine o. which can truly touX&,TS0 r" One Hundred Doses Ooayr fSj Dollar." Medicines in larger and smaller bottles Jrequire larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood's. S Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparffla. accomplishes cures hith erto unknown, and has won for itself the title of "The greatest blood JTt purifier erer discovered." PecuHarlnlU" good nam wCjit .home," there is now 0rc of Hood's Sarsaparillar roldln Lowell, where JtyA is made, than of IMS' Vther blood pnrifiers. IPeculiar la its phenome-r AVnal record of sales Vj,"Vwiriio other preparation S ever iHuiinJnvh jyur laxity in so short a time, and retained fs popularity rand confidence amobg all classes S of people so steadfastly. Do nt be induced to buy other preparations, but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla Soldbralldraggteto. $1; lixforgs. lre pared only T C.L HOOD OO ApotbacariM, Lowell, Kasa. IOD Doses One Dollar BAGGOO and TIJGS In Good Order. In Anj QuantUies. A stock is small lhis year annlv as - earlj to ROCKY. MOUNT MILLS, aag6 4t Kocky Mount, N. O, email mint be. Open for the Sale September it i " n the place to sell their Tobacco. M. PAGE, Manager Wilson Tobacco Warehouse, IfVao.too CONSUMPTION COUGH OR COLD BRONCHITIS Threat Affection SCROFULA Wasting of Flesh Or my JHtea hr the ThrtU mnd Zrnnu ttr Inflamed, ZmcM mf Btrtngth or Verm Power, you em be relieved mnA Cured bp STT OF PURE COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphltes. PALATABLE AS MILK. Ak for SeotV J&mmMom, and-iet it em planatlon or solicitation induce you t. accept a substitute. Sold by all J"ilt: 8COTT ABOWNE,ttu ' ts.M.Y. THfi TAYLOR : COTTON PRESS. IHE BEST OS THE MAEKEf. Manufactured and for sale by ' . SEABOARD, W. C. Tbe TAYLOR COTTON PRESS has iuAuy points of excellence that sells it over tl bet prt sses that are now uffeiedthe j ublic. This ua was pat eu ted tu 1885 and after lour seasou' tiiat by the side ef other presaen, we' fearlessly and aubesitatiuglv claim for it the following: advantages; lit. It works perfectly uy levei power. 2d. It works more rapidly and easily ibttn any other pies. Two ordinary bauds can pack a bale of cotton in a minute and a half- 3d. There are no ropes, chains, pulleys, &c, and consequently no friction whatever-.. 4tb. The pess is no simple both in construction and operation that it never gets out. of order. . Tr i is a baud press and conse quently does not require the addi tion of steam. :.. For furt her id formation in regard to tbe press tbe following gentle men, who have used it, are given as refererce: Wesley Deloacb, Creeksville, N. O ; J ii. L. Crocker, Seaboard, N. O ; Dr. .1. N. Bamsey, Seaboard N. O. ; A. B. Daugbtry, SurTolk, Va.; Capt. S. N. Buxton, Jackson, K. C; J. T. Barham, Oaro, Va. 8 - .. ... i SkSm III )p hi t i i.: of 10th ! I jl 1 . " 2 misanu auioiuui can, in person, superintend the before yon can reach any other in CHARGES, 'Proof of the WILSON, IN- O. J 0. BAJtDIN. ATTOBKET-AT-IaW, WILSOK.N.av iafOfflce in Court House. Johw B . Wood abd B. F. Tatl Wilson. N.C. 1'askTllle. N O OODABD ft TAYLOR, ATI OKNXY8-AT-LAW. NASHVILLE, N. C. HfOfflou under Grand Jury Boom. P A S. A. WOODABO, ATTOBJCKYsVAT-UaW. WILSON, N. C. VOOm In rear o tbe Baak. J F. BBUTON, ( ATTOBNXY-AT-US.W WILSON. N.C. BTOfllce over lint National Bank. JJR. B. W. JOYNBB, 1 SDBGEON DKNTUT, WLLSON.M.a 1 hare b wome permnnently IdentlflM with the poop' of Wilson, hay prmoticed acre for the peat ten yeara and wish to return thanks to the aenerous people of the oommaBity for the liberal patronage they have fives sae. 3Tl a pare no money to procure instru ments that will ooaduoe to tbe comfort of my patients. For a continuation of the liberal patronare heretofore bestowed on me I shall ieel deeolr arratefuU JNO. K. WOODAKO, ATTOBKSTAT-I.W. WILSON N.C. . Q.EO. 8. LLOYD. M. Umitedto EYE, EAR, I0SE 1ID THROAT, JJsr-Offlce, BBYAN HOTEL. TARBOKO.N.C Not. 18-lr c. B. MOOBB. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, WlLtH. N. C. 9 Office aecona Tarboro Street. door from Atfranoe oSJce, Feb. 21. It JJH. B. K. WBIOUT . 8UBOEON DID I8T. WILSON. N.C. ' Harlng permanently located la Wilson,! ff er my prof oMtodal eenrtoee to the public. tVOfiloe in Central Hotel BuUdtnar. JO. PENNINONOT PHAOTICINO PRYSICIANT Has opened an omoe at his reaiatenee on Barnea fttroet. where he will mace a specialty of Chronlo TXaeasea of the Stomach. J- O- PEN- 1) B, ALBERT ANDERSON, rarnciAN and sitkoon ... WILSON. N.C fWom&k&btt door to the Poat Ofice. jyR. W. 8.ANDERSON, . PHTISCIAN AND SURGEON. WIL80N. NJC. "Office in Dm Store on Tax bore Street. ATCOCK a OAVDIU. C. C. BillUI Ooldaboro. M. C. " , Wllaoa.N.a YOOCK, DANIELS DANIEUJ, ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW. ' W1L80N.N. C. 0fOffloo Id Adrauoe Bulldina- JJR. J. K. BROTHERS Physician and subokon, WlLSOK, N. C. office next door to lint National Bank, Residence corner Tarber and Lee a tree ta. . A FEW PINE GRADE. COTSWOLD LAMBS- Apply to f. w pAnnco. Wilaon, O. May 29s5m " JSDUCAIIONAL. SUFFOLK MILITARY ACADEMY. Established in 1875. One 'of the best equipped' High r Schools in the M1UIU I t ------ . M.tK.n.aMr with Ens-ineerintr. Cadets from States 1 irom worm vbiiiui wai. For 25 page catalogue address -5oSEPH KING, A. M., Principal, Suffolk, va, SOUltf BOSTON FEMALE INSTITUTE. The Seventh Session will begin September inui TkAMiiirh inatmirtini "Biven in q'7 T.itor.nin unrl Art. Location health .i;.,i h vantifiil. Terms very ereieTForeataWue or further inform.- ! lion apply to u ". Kv. at.,Avitsi will hapt free access to the U VUU U UJ - - Webster Lithia AVater- CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE. RAAainn tve-ins Seotember 3rd. 1890, with the nf teachers the Insti- ... v.. avav y.nA Annnintments of the Sn.a nar TVingrtmonI eOlUl lO mil V III luo V U LU 1 1 Mil v. . r I - i-. Dvuyu- . , . . . , : .... 1 iR. Musin Tlprarfment unaor Mr. MacLean, conductor or ine law juuw OT "f"' Voctivii in charlotte, is the best in the State. Th Ritiznnn of Charlotte will tell any inquirer that Mr. Mm-lnn is suoerior to any musi i teacher- who ever taught in Charlottt, or to whom they have sent tneir aaugvers. Tnv ftatalninin nnnlv to RKV. WM. K. ATKINSON, PrlnclnaV Jul7 8w Charlotte, N, C. The Battleboro Maie and Female Institute. Directors : T. P. Braswell, th Thnirui V. M rtawlino-R. W. H. Whitehead. M. D The second session of tnis school witt be gin August 13th, 1890. ; The school is divided into three well- eaulpped departments, which are presided over Dy inorougniy vompemiv imvi The cnurana of stud'- are so arranged as to fit for active business pursuits and to give a thorough preparation for college- drill in EnsrVish work. F r further Information tl 1 I nn mill tA fTWa.Y T 1 nni'llfXI soplyto W. S. WILKINSON, Prhicipa Battleboro, N. Battieboro, n. c. ul7 4w CHESTER FEMALE INSTITUTE, I CHESTER, VIRGINIA, BeiM ,t8 se8Sioa sePt lo.isso. Within a half-hour's ride of two lare cities' at the highest point of Atlantic i oast Line, with fine Meilicinal Spring's, and an able Faculty. thi3 school offers lino educations' nd .. tires un J physical culture at rcaai.blc rat.;;. i'ur circulars apply to Mes' L. H. Shoke, Principal, 112 Rnte Street, Norfolk; or Miss Nellie Dickinson, Chester, Va. jn 17 6w THOROUGH, PRACTICAL Institution for both sexes. Upen the entire year. Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type IS.. Am'flimaMn Cnnl linv English Grammar, Banking and MMAnn rr nnnn enter at any- time Pleasant rooms. Good Board- In private familes for $3 and upwards. Grada ates assisted to positions. Write for catalogue. I. W. PATTON, jju 17 3m Norfolk, Va WILSON MALE ACADEMY, WILSON, N. C. TRUSTEES: P. D. Gold, President; Geo. D. Green. Secretary; A. Branch, V. D. Hackney, F. W. Barnes, Geo. W. Blount, H. G. Connor. FALL SESSION OPENS SEPT. 1st 1 SQO For circular, address, E. L. MIDDLETON, Principal. J?3 2ma. A Tmrty Five Horsp Power Engine and Boiler and Saw mi a. . a--- mm. All in tnoronRii repair. Applv to F. A. WOODARD, or PASCHAL & BRO.. Wilson. N, c. : - . ' "W0UTT0 PATENT WIRE TOBACCO HANGERS ABE THE BKST,SIMPLEST AND CHEAPEST WIRE HANGERS JN THE MARKET. CURE THE LEAVES ONLY. We claim that these hangers are cheaper than any other; are detachable, and any num ber ean be used per stick : insure a uniform barn of tobacco; more tobacco can bo cured per barn; tobacco brings better prices: does not bruise; stalk is not cured, saviiig fuel and time. Any barn can be used. Sample sent with pamphlet for 5 cents postage. Inquire for them of your storekeeper or ageut. If they do not keep them send to us.. Price per l.OOO, with Sticks, a. AO Price per l.OOO, Hanger only, U50 ACENTSWANTED. Tolacco Hasgsr M'fg Co. HOUSTON, HALIFAX CO., YIRGIBIA. jane 12.3m CAUTION ha. hi. Ve aid price' iped Vabitt.m! V. IV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE affiS."am. Mae Calf and I.aced Waterproof Grata. SS??1; Handewed, aa elegant and .ZtM I"el for "trie And dtrSbiU.U AU made In CongreM, Button and lce. Z SO CUro fob ' Z .wa-lw&O LADIES. toaar ahoea . kui;iiicmi niacn inam W at these price: """ your ueaier, tor order bUnks. or a W . T . lmrrT . . DAVIS He GAY A : BRANCH & co b 3sr is: e hhi Wilson, N. 0. RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE ACCOOBTS OF 1 In ividuals, Firms, Danks and Corres V pondents Ceneirally. L: Deposits Received Subject to Check on syl Interest Allowed on Left for a Stupulated Time. Ex V chsne Bought or Sold. Collections Made on all Available Points With an experience of TwentyYears in the securities , f u.' country we have the best facilities for raakiotr Safe and Profit ble Investments for Trustees, Administrators, Guardian" desiring the same. ' ' 1 :' Our Banking House is supplied with J? ire Proof Vault j,,, of this vault is one of Marvin's latest Improved Chilled si! Burglar Proof Safes. 1 jgsB All business entrusted heldin strict Confidence. A. BRANCH, President. Wilson Cotton Mill:- Wilson, North Carolina. 53ri3'1SHEaiN IB32. MANUFACTURES " Cotton Warps, Yarns, Knitting: Cotton, etc. Ordes Solicit ea for all aiiu aiiiLiiug wMuun io wmcn promnr Attention will be Civen.H p mm blnm bUCCeSSOr 10 LU I 4 STEFIS. FUKNITUEE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKE RS, -WILSON, N. C. . VVftsell at lowest prices, Bed Rooui Sets, VVrardrobt8, Brack ets, Folding Chairs, Camp Stools, Picture Frames, and in deed everything in the way oi- HOJSE FURNISHING GOODS fciid Wnlskey Habit cured at home with out pain. Boole of par- ticularg sent FREE. Atlanta, Ga. Office Whitehall b B.M.W OOL,i,EY,M.D. - . tL1 ,efi ka" ; IT i fOlPMJ tTKAt1TED WITH b oEboaAra'if or . js ocumibt. wnl obta: u viMjLT:ioi; 1 vsrSs&!z&"'... 1 epSMi Wfs THE GHiOAGO, ROCK & PaGiFicX- City-to Wk island niecPJ1 and Northwest i .r. LEA ItOUTiJ, to Spirit Lake Pht??! HSS?? Chicaec and, , town, Minneapolis StTPaSi Sll lorthx?frton' tMoux I?- ' short, direct route! In c?- JTZCrrns wno and citi.. LouisviUe, Naehviile an? SSSSL1"1. "nos from st. Iuia. -Kaa8aaCfly,itS35,SSuta5S Southern point coLv; THE SHORT LINE JO DENVER AND T WEST, l- Tt ---.www w lilVCIfi transportation to and fJWaUi1 PEular 1 Mouomic, 1 t vr prado and too Indian Tlil08'3 iection: i.i i; i Palace Sleepy Cad SfetdttS " 1 V MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TnAifvJ afeute, ; ' ; FREE Reclining Chal r Cars R.rTw &TS???f ' JHlx au cr S'.-o.-. penver, Colorado Bprtnea kn3 pS5Ji TOKpUdH WIXHOUV v. ' - i venient stations wcstofKSo11 uporb Dim,, K ! , ; ,r at Beaaonable hourJ Tandttdec080 ;it u iOU " To"" ISpAND IS E FAVORITE TOUR.ST U Wi jJSSl9 Cascade, Green T To-. , nc iniwyuKI RIVER. t nun-cinsr and flshino- ffmriir bibo maKB close connAPtwI 1 wuuuni ana. luxurious uiv Depots) with the Denv e? druSftil 5rini?t,J in Coloi wic tin l Denver 1&xaf -ndFort 2TSaoi-Colo-eLAo Midland, Uuion I - i . ForTlckoV Tim, !l?na S1 otllec iiverginP Uaoa! issued mon y or fW wTil?? Foldere, copies of the "Woatew 'i- E. ST. J' s r. .i' v ' Special Deposits if with us will be safe and secure Q i J J. C. HALES, Secretary and Tre. -THE numbers of Cotton Yarn IIILR SHELKdV h, hit d BUILDERS' - - HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY. t-AND ' Material OI everj description,..'.". Nos. 16 West Side Market Sq, & 49 Roan oke Ave., Administrator s Notice Having q a al i tied as adimnisn to-of the estate ofBrvaut S. lias; leceased, notice is hereby giveji ifl an persons indebted to saM eataiH 1 to make immediate paymeut, ai to, all persons haviut; (In- agaiust said estate to prtM'ur. :tet ior pajment on or before the ldil day of June. 1891, or this no kI will be plead in bar of tber reccf ery. Jno. U. Barnes, Attar: J. D. B:udin, Attorney. This June 10th, 1890. HIGH POlBTlPEIuALE COLLEGE, HIGH POINT, N.C - Tbe next Annual Session will oj r on last Wednesday in August - A.lvimiHii tf r and expenses lower than cvi r. Tk Kastallan, alitrrry uartrly, and iht-annst I tail limn rriw .! i . . .i..vBUC ' iuh pttrticuiars aimiu u i' thebui dings and everythinir pTiaiuini;to4 Institution. Write for copies of t ii. li io KEV. J. N.8TALMSGS, 1. Hi.. I'n-IK.-. Hitfh 1'. lint. N.C raCST raOM A STUIW OF THIS MAP CT -if ' I i - - , ..- ""luxit- camps auu ciLir s, f - Ik, Building i . i ' ''' JOHN SEBASTIAN, Qea'l Tick at ft Pv, Ag-" f