North Carolina Newspapers

.'Tire Wilson Advance J Si:IIUS a C. C. DANIELS i:iiior and Proprietors. ctf I'hr advance endeavors to Dean OOD est, faithful in I impartial chronicler of the nw. dcottmr n-cil attention to the section n urhi.-h it in ihllshnl. It 18 Democratic tO the corf ah.l !il spare neither friend or foe who is in VuwtiHlv tn Democratic Burnes. II fcollvea tha best lnte at of tke Con and tb Mate imperatively demand - the retention of the Democratic party in power and it will spare no effort to accomplish ttmt result. It will seek to promote the ln ' "Uistrial development of the State and section ,nd will take pleasure in doing whatever He 0 its power to aid the farmers and laboring t hoir effort to better their condition. : Ivervhonesl son of toil will find In the Ad 'ncb a sincere friend. Kvery effort looking n thA MUhlifihiimnt nf mora and better edu- eitlonal institutions will receive our hearty o-niwration and endorsement. VThe Advancb circulates largely in every oou;ity East of Baletxh, tnd 18 therefore ini.n.liil nrlvnrtisinir medium. Rates liberal. Hrst-class Job offl s Is run In connection i-h Ihuranvind wfl will be Dleased to re- .... v.. nnlnrtt. Our offlOS IS One Of the best souippod iu th section of the State for com- jiercial work and we will do as good wort ana at as low nirures as aavooav. Entered io he Post1 Offloo: at Wilson, 3 gocond ciatMi mail matter. N.C WILSON, N. U, Dec. 18'b, 1890. WOBZ OPTHE METHODISTS- ; "What they Did in' Conference) As sembled Last Week- PECOKS DAY. Rev. J. Martin contacted the religions services, Bisb op Keen er tiresidine. On motion .--the roll call was dispensed with. Holland McTyeire, represen tative of the : Nashville Pub lishinri House, addressed the conference in reference to its ork and growth. T. J. Bay ton of the transferred Virginia ter ritcry, and T. H. Campbell, of the Virginia Conference, and . Dr. J. U. Morris, assistant sec retary of the Board of Church ' Extension, were introduced. A transcript of the financial and statistical reports . of the Virginia Conference was pre sented and ordered inserted in the minutes of the"' Conference. On motion T. J. Bayton was referred to committee on Con ference Relations for the bus perauualed relation. J. M; Campbell, of the trans ferred Virginia territory, was presented to . Conference by written request for a location, and n is request was, upon me- tion, granted. ' The following were received by transfer from the - Western North Carolina Conference: W ii Moore. J T Daily, J H M Giles, K H Davis, R P Troy, 8. T Adams, J A Lee, J B Baily, Mile Foy, J D Perry and W L Grissom. ;f The following, after hating been examined, passed the ex animation of character and - were elected: deacons: G T Siminous, J J Baker, J EI Shore, il H Tattle, iS C Sell, C F Sher rill, L 8 Etheridge, N M Wat- sou. E C Glenn and Daniel Reid. M A Perkins paised examK nation and character and, upon his own request, was discontin ued. R vV Bailey passed exam' inuon oi character and was continued in class of one' year T J Gattis, colporteur and 8. S. Secretary, read his report. It . showed that he had sold dur ing the year past 51,500 pam phlets and periodicals and 17, 160 books, worth 115,432. Dur ing the tbree years of his work he had L sold- about $40,000 worth of religious literature to Hie members of the North Oar oiini uoniereoce. report re ferred to the committee on e-.il portage. i . The following travelling preach6ra were elected elder-: J D ie grain, C. W. Robinson, Thos N Ivey, G F Bmith. Ou account of sickness D C Geddio stood no examination, but pats edcharacter and was continued in class of fourth year. Dr. Yates said he had never ex amined a class better prepared w a uone introduce! a reso lution requiring examination to bo made in writing. After lively aeDate ine motion was defeated by a vote of 62 to 21. The committee on plan to publish, conference minutes made their , report which was adopted. It provides that the secretary shall , edit and pub-. lish 1,500 copies; that each clerical member of Conference shall be furnishd six copies and each lay member one copy free of charge, except postage or expressage; that preachers de siring uiore thau six copies Fhall be famished them at ?1.50 per dozen; that tbe treasurers respectively of the Board of Church Extension, wuuday schools,-- Missions and .Joint Board of Finance pay lh eecratary C) each, niiully . meet tiie expends incident to his office. The following wro admitted into full con'uectioii: Hender so:i.Clrt, G. T. Simui ns. J J Bark:, J II Shore.'-il II Tut tle, (J F Sher rill, I S Ether id,je,- IS McK Watson, E C Glcnu and Daniel Reid. riy H.w. Battle, pastor of tlio Mission-try Baptist Church, was introduced to the Confer, ence. . - ' ' ' v G A Cylesby, Prejiding Elder of the Washington district, ask ed for a committee of investi gatiou on the casb of D R Bru ton. The followiun were ap pointed: B,B Culbreth, L J Hidden and J D Adams. . Benediction by Bishop Keen er and Conference adjourned. THIRD DAY. 1 Religious exercises conducted DyJH Wheeler. A Mc Mullen was received by transfer from tbe Missouri Conference. ; Dr J C Morris add resed tlx Conference on the eubject -of I of Jhurch.Exteu.Hion. - - -a 1 i u siamov oasea examina- i uucomprouiiziniy iu lavor ui. tion and whs continued on trial, the eutije pioliibitiou of the Dr W H Harrison, book edl- liquor traffic. J E Uuderwood tor of th- Nashville Publish- and W S Davis, committee. ing Hou-e, was introduced and I Various resolutions were addressed th conference In I adopted in reference to the reference to the Ecumenical I Greensboro,Llttleton and Mur- conforence which meets - in 1 tcesboro colleges. Washington City October 21st; I 1891. 1 Dr B F Dixon, president of I Greensboro Female College,! was introducbd and presented I his r sports Referred to com mittee oi Education. Dr Pots ter, Missiouary Secretary, ad dressed conference on the great subject of mission. It was a grand discourse cf more than an hour's length, and we can not give an analysis. At the conclusion a collection for tbe work of about eight hundred dollars was taken, and a resolu tion thanking Dr. Potter for his Valuable address and presence was passed. The residing elders were elected a board to make nomin nations of boards, for tbe next four years. Committee on case of D R Bruton reported a trial neces sary. - . Resolutions commending the Oxford Orphan Asylum were passed and the Bishop was re quested to appoint Dr W 8 Btack to the office of Su perin tendent. W B Moore was received on trial. The following ware admitted on trial: John A Rouse, Jesse F Usrey and N E Seabolt. FOUETH DAY. Religious services conducted by J A Cunninggim. 'The Bishop announced that he wished to go out into the deepest part of the current and would take up the question 20, viz: Are all the preachers blameless in their life and offi cial administration? Bishop Keener congratulated the conference upon the great number of conversions reported and he thought this a mighty good sign and was glad to note it. . On motion of Dr. Black. J B Bobbitt was referred to the committee on conference re lations for supernumerary relav tion. On motion of Dr Burton a committee of ten was appointed to consider the expediency of observing with religious servi ces the 2nd day of March 1891, the day of the anniversary of the death of John Wesley, the eminent founder of Methodism. E D Hathaway was elected elder, McG Davenport deaoons and G D Langston. and R H Whitaker, local 'preachers, el ders. Greenville and Goldsboro were placed in nomination as the place to hold the next con ference and Greenville was se lected by a vote ot 76 to 26. K W Townsend was received by transfer from the Western North Carolina Conference. T H Law, agent of the Amer ican Bible Society, presented a report aud addressed confer ence. He fta ted that- during the past year the; Lad sent out 2,190,000 bibles. They had tried to pn!. a bible into every home. Now they proposed to go further and put a copy of the whole bible into tin bauds of every child that can read. Bishop Keener heartily favored the uudoitaking. He did not waut lesson helps to uf urp the place of the bible iu Sunday schools. The report of the committee on Bible cause com mended the Societj, and its great work, and urged: pastors and Suneay Sdhool superin tendents to co-operate with it and tvke collections for its aid. Dr JF Crowell, President of Trinity College, and Rev R P Pell, pastor of the Presbyte rian church, were introdnced. FIFTH DAY. Rev. V. A. Sharp conducted religious exercises, Bishop Keener presiding. He read a list of the ordinations on Snu day which appear elsewhere. A R Raven was elected treas urer cf boiari of education. Rev B A Willis read the re port (ii conference relations, the adaption of which placed the following in the supernum erary relation: I W Ivent, T B Itee ka, w H Call. John O Crisp, R O Burton and J B Babbitt. The. following were placed on thw BUix-raunated lift: Geo E Wyche, I) Culhri-th. M C Thom as, N A Looker, J 11 Wheeler, T O Most, T J Bay ton and Da vid R Bruton. Dr M L Wood, chairuiaii,read the report of the trial of I) R Bruton. He was unanimously cqu'.tted, and on motion i Dr Wood liia character par-sud anl his caso turned uver to the committee on Coi.fnreuc Rela tion for BiiperaniiUatioi-. . F L Rid read the n tMiri on colportuge, the report being adopted which appoints J T Gattis agent for both confer ences. 1 he report of tbe committee ou Temperance was read as f ol- lowi-; . Whereas, God has organized and commissioned His Church in the world and' furnished it with the revelation of His truth which is to be our guide in all things, and which condemns both in spirit and letter the le galized liquor traffic, therefore. ... De it Resolved, That the niembe , rs the North Carolina Confer . . t s M of; n Dr J F Crowell, president of Trinity College, addressed the conference, making a trenchant speech on education and the needs and aims of the , colleges, and the conference pledged its heartr and united support and j Cape Fear circait, w S Chatliu endorsement of the removal ICiMngton circuit, J A Ronee from Trinity to Durham. Dr RX).Burt0! read the re- port in relation to celebrating with religious services the death of John Wesley. In this connection Rishop Keener statu ed that Wesleyan Methodism were reconstrurting the tomb of Wesley aid a pillar in that tomb would coat five hundred dollars, every pillar represent ing a branch of the Methodist Church. So far, he said, the M E Church South had not taken a pillar and lie hoped some brother would give him that amount. It was raised in five minutes as follows; Dr W 8 Creasy one hundred, Dr J A Cunninggim one hundred, J C Davis one hundred and James Wilson, editor Statesville Christian Advocate, one hun dred. ' F'D Swindell and F A Wood -ard were elected trustees of Trinity College to fill vacancies caused bv the death of Drs J E Mann and W H Bobbitt. The joint board of finance submitted a lengthy report of their work. It showed a total assessment of 83.212, of which 81,500 was for Bishop's salary, $500 Conference fund, and $200 to defray expenses ot delegates to the Ecumenical Conference The statistical report showed the following: - No of Membera.... 52 S23 Sunday sshool.... . Sunday S teachers S S acholara ....... . Adults bpt!ztl.... infanta baptized.... Churches Parsonages......... 564 4 146 34 288 2 438 1 112 537 84 Value of churches .1650 240 Parsonages 107 435 For Foreign missions. . .$10 804 34 Domestic missions 5 520 25 Snperannate Chnrch extension . The Board of Missions aasessed for next ear For Foreign Miions. . Domestic Missions 4 549 55 2 272 22 13 500 7 275 Th Sunday school boar 1 re ported 111.352.08 raised for al purpose. - Dr Nash introdnced a resolu tion expressing the thanks o the Conference for the hand some manner in which the peo- pie of Wilson had entertained it, which was adopted by rising yjte. L J Holdeu announced the assessment for next year to be 83,212. -Committee on books and pe I ilodicals endorsed the publica tions of the Nashville Publish ing Hoase and the Raleigh Christian Advocate. Memoirs, suitable and touch ing, of the deceased members of the Conference were- read aud tributes paid to the memo ry of the late Dr Mann. Dr Mauguin, J T Harris, Joseph wbeeler, Dr. Bobbitt and Ed ward Holland. After reading of minutes o the day the Bishop read the ap poiutraents and Conference adjourned. ine appointments were as follows: Kalbigu Distbct. . - Presiding Elder J A Ouuning rim Kaleith, Edenten Street, J II Cor- - den Raleigh Oeatral Oborch, L L Nash J B Bobbitt supernumerary. Raleigh, Brooklin. no DuRant Cary circuit, P L Herman -Role8Tille circait, B O Allred Smithfi Id circnit. W U Puckett Clayton circuit. J J Baiker Franklinton citcuif, E L Pell Tar River circuit, G W Fisher Yonngsville circuit, to be supplied by RH Whitaker Louisburg at t' ion, J U Uurley Oxford atarion. R K Hum puna Oxford circuit, J II Hull Giaaville circuit, V A Sharpe Uendemoa utation, V) LCanniig glBl Back Horn circait, Irkaioe Pope, I VV Avent, Rupemamerary. Dunn clrenit, i I) P-gram Newton 6ror circuit, Jadoi Vrr on. Raleigh Ctiria iaa Adroc itr, F L Ki'M. editor Oxford 0-phn .Mln-ti, W S IV-ick, npuiiii:eiident. PumiAac Dis ruurr. Presidiig l?!d.-r -E A Yatui Durham, Trinity, K J X Ktrm m -' Dnrham, MaiisS'rrvef, v A Htfho Durham, fan Cliurrlr Oliver Dn- ham circuit". ,1 m.it'si in St fo-d IIillRoiri ircni', J E BiinIowi-Ohap-I Hi'! sratio", K "1 l):iv: Lf!i:Tg ciii'Hii, Ji Nr U Ri'X'fli-n circuit. T.N lre Monni Ti'Zih crri nit, J K Jn der- wood . . . .. : ... Person circuit, to b nupplic I by E K Roue Builingtoti circuit, DLEuiihardt AUmanct circuit, J B Martin -II tw River circuit, L L JolmMin Pitttoro circnit, N J5 Colt ran e " Milton circuit, J U Shore Yancyville circuit, L 1 Thompson Siler circnit, W H Tdwnwnd Agent of Colportago and S S, T J Gatris - Fayetteville District. residing Elder J T Gibba Hay SrrtMst nd GaiDpbelltoii mm f ion. VV U Moore and E C Sell Cumberland circuit. II McR Jack- - son Maxtoa and Calfdonia, S V Jlojle Maxtou ciicait W J Crowsor. Lamberton circuit, F B MeCull Laarinburg station, W li Douo Sii John station, J F Lyon Rockinham station, M L Wood Rockingham circuit, H G Stain ey Rocnmond, 14 11 liroom Oarihage circuit, J A Hornaday Manly circuit, Ii M Chaffia Jonesboro circuit, J E Thomneon Deep Eiver circuit, A D Betts. T O Moses, supernumerary JT.t Gillead circuit, G B Perry Pickens circuit, L S Ethridge Asbary cirqpit. D A Fntrell Protpect circuit, N E Seabolt .Wilmington DisrnicT.- Prealdiitg Elder. F D Swindell Wilmington, Grace, W S Creasy Wilmington, Fifth St., It C Boa man Wilmington, Bladeu St, J R Saw yer Scott's Hill circait, fl B Anderson, J C Crisp, supernumerary Kenansville circuit, W A Forbes Magnolia circuit. R Li Warlick Olieton circuit, J M Ashby Sampson circuit, Daniel Reid Cokeabury circuit, Phillip Greening Bladen circait, D C Geddie Elizabeth circuit, A J Parker Carver' Creek circuit, VV B Moore Wbiteville circuit, C W Smitn Wacsamaw circuit, T J Browning; Sooth port station, O P Jerome Bruortwick circait, J B Thompson Brunswick mission, to be supplied bv J Me Marlow. Robeson circuit, N M Jurne y. New Beene Distkict. Presiding Elder, W S Rone Hew Berne, Centenary, E A Willis New Berne, Hancock St. T P KN caud Goldsboro, St Paal, B R Hall Goldsborof St John, M M MeFar " land Goldhboro circuit, M D Iiix Freemont circait, W W Ros; Mt Olive circait, M H Tattle Kinston station,, F M Shacj burger, Snow Hill circuit, J T Abernatby LaGrange circait, A R Raven Craves circuit, J G Jobneon Jones circuit, 6 B Gilliam Oqslow circuit, J L Keen Morehead station, N M Watson B an Tort circuit, Geo F Smith Carteret circuit, T C Lovin Pamlico circait to be supplied by F S Bectou Siraits circuit Geo W Starling Core Sound mission to bo supplied by Jos Dixon Waeeenton District. Presiding Elder S D Adams Warreaton circuit A McCuilen, R O Burton supernum erary Warren circuit, B B Culbreth, T R Reeas supernumejary Ridge way circuit, J W Jerkir,s Littleton circuit R P Troy Wldon circuit, J A Lee Halifax circuit. W L Grissom Battleboro and Whitakers, G T Simmons Rocky Mount and Toi9iot J O Gu thrie Nashville circuit, J A Green . Wilson station J N Cole Wilson circuit J F Usrey Kenly circuit to be supplied by J T B Hoover Northampton circuit L J Hold en Marfreesboro station F M Edwards Garysburg circuit O W Cain Bertie circuit Z T Harrison. Harrelsville to be supplied by Wm Grant. '.;': Meherrin circuit JHM Giles. Littleton Female College, J M Rhodes president. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. Presiding Elder G A Oglesby. WTashington station W S Davis, V H Call supernumerary. Tarboro station D H Tuttle. Bethel circuit E C Glenn. Williamston and Hamilton station GGHarley. Greenville station RB John.. Greenville circuit R F Taylor. Jamesville circuit N H Guy ton. Vanceboro circuit to be supplied by J W Gurganes. South Edgecombe circuit J C Jones. Aurora circuit, W F Galloway. Bath circuit W Y Everton. Plymouth station C W Robinson. Columbia circuit B B Holder. Mastomuskeet circuit C F Sher rill. Fairfield station, J G Nelson. Swan Quartar circuit T J D.ii'y. Ocracoke and Hatteras cir u : 4 ') Langston. Kennekeet circuit Henderson Coic. . Dare circut I A White. Kitty Hawk circuit to be supplied by Sanderson Payne. Is a constitutional and not a local disease, and therefore It oannot be cured by local applications. It requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's SarsaparUla, which, working through the blood, eradicates tho Impurity which causes and promotes tho disease, and effects a permanent cure. Thousands of people testify to the success oi Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy lor catarrh when other preparations had failed. " I win say I have been troubled for sev eral years with that terribly disagreeable disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsapa rUla with the very best results. It cured mo of that continual dropping In my throat, and stuffed up feeling. It has also helped my mother, who lias taken It for run down stale of health and kidney trouble." v?t s. D. Hxath, Putnam, Conn. "I have used Hood's Sarsaparilla for ca tarrh with very satisfactory results. I have received more permanent benefit from it than from any other remedy I have ever tried.". U. X. BsAO, of A. Head & Son, Wauseon, O. Sarsaparilla oM by all dmggiits. (1 ; dx for St. Prepared only by a I. HOOD CO., ApoUieeuie, Lowell, Hut, IOO Doses One Dollar .j il mi ill JllLU-J-WFqBEroaB8aBlgBO if toxtb n.t ere Acnr.fi, Or yoa are aU worn out, really gxxi for noth ing, it is general debility. 'I ry SROWS'S 1KOK HITTERS. It wQl curs you, cleanse your 'iver, and giw a good appetite. EOUHTR !E & CO I COTTON FACTORS AN1- ! Commission' Merchants, NORFOLK VA- ONSIGNMENTTS OF COT TON AND pEANU I o SOLICITED. Norfolk is ti'f largest market for PEANUTS in tbe South. Highest Market.Prlce For all shipments to ua. Respectfully. ROUMTREE & CC. DR. W. S. ANDERSON &C0 DRUGGISTS WILSON, N. C. 1 5 33i: Chewing bacco TA ade. To Lamps from 20 cents a piece up. LANTERNS I Lamp chimneys, wicks, burners, etc. ETHERIDGE, FULGHAM & CO., COTl't-'X FACTORS AND (Jornmlssioa Merc&ants 10 & 21 Umiuic rce ?tret;t; Norfolk Va. Specialties -Cotton, Lumber Corn and Peanuts. . KoTcr by permission to T A Williams pres Hank of Commerce Norfolk Va. Caldwell Hanly. cashier Norfolk National Bank. Col Thos W Smith Pros First Nat Uk.Snffolk Va, J110 K Uopuland, I'res r'armer' Ilk, Suffolk Va, Dr Daviil Oox, Hertford N C. M If White, Hertford N C. Sep253mo Sale Of 'X.T!rlue of alecreo of the Superior Oourt of lfeiu county, whorcin F. VV. Dames and S. A, woodard, udminislralorgof H. 8. Whlt Ifj v.'tre plaintiff, end Martha Whitley Pt. als. wcie tho defendtnta, I will sell on tho premisc'9 at tho lute residence of H. 8, Whit Icy, at 11 o clock a. m.. on Wedresar tho 17th dav of December, 18S0, the followinir real estate: Oao tract of land in Wi'son county Cardnerst wnshlp, adjoining the lands of Thomas Btonsoll, Jaraos w. Bridges, Woodard T'nor'-eand others, eontaininir sir hundred ?frsw,,rf'1r,?ef U b?in,r the ten'1 whereon H. 8, Whitley lived at the timo of hU death. F. A. WooDAfeb, Commissioner. Wo will sell at the same time and place the following personal property belonging- to H S. Whitley deceased; Thirteen mules, ono' horso, two two-horse vagons, four cart, lot plows aud farmintr "leosils, ono hundred bar rels of corn, 4,000 h shela cotton seed, ten stacks fodder, tw atj seven bepa,one bucy aod other parsoru. p operty. F. vv. Baenes 1 S. A: Woodabd j rators cf H.S.Whitle Admin 1 to u fill TO THE READERS' OF' THE ADVANCE WE WAST TO SAY TO YOU. CAN SEARCH AND T BEN FAIL TO ACCO THAN RIGHT "J EBE AT THS The iuaugurators of this movement (o establish a Tobacco market r in Lily, nuderstood wlat were the requirements. : LOW chargesvlSETrifiU prices tnau auy otner inart, ana tney imvesuc eeeded, beyond the expectation of the most aanguiiu'. I would like to bo able to secure til Photos of those who have bought faces would nive some idea of theif LOSSES, then then there are and shipped It, and without an exception have failed to realize as mers now, and I don't want any here. Here yoa will get all the promptness and acenrancy I se. io It, year interest is guaraed A IXLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADE. Coma where yon can, in person, suprrintend tbe weighing, see yoar tobacco handled, get your muney and go home, before you can reach any other market. - Bring alonjr your tobacco; we.tare piepared to grad ft it in our basement. Remember FACE has promised you lie will save you money !u Cf:f AllGiV poddlntr la chawln' the bae." Try him. gQSaleri daiiy hi ll o'clock except Sun .-T.OltFOI.It IS COBB BROS. S GILLIAM; Col ton. Factors' - - - -. omniissiofr Mcrcliants, Norfolk, - - Va- giij-CorrspoiidHnce solicitV-d. JjN L (IRANI )Y, 23 BOINOKK SQUAWK i Krr.i.-, v.i. COMMISSION MERCHANT ami wholb3alb and retail dbaleb ik Hay, Grain, Mm!, JW II Fu d Ca load lots a specialty Seed oats and rye always on hand, ttefereneo: C, W. Grundy & Son, Vaughn 4 Barnes. Kverott Bros & Gibuon J, W.Perry & Co, Norfoik National Bank. Sop 25 3mo : s B. IIABRr&a & CO., 7& 9 comj:Qok street, . .Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors fcfiT" f Merchants. Personal attention given to sale of cotton corn, peanuts, rice stock, poultry, cms, lum ber, etc. Oamlnv and lies kept coustantlTon ancJ: -Sep 85 3m NO O. OAMAGE, WO DSIDE ATHAI.F, Norfolk. Va. Dealer in Is Cemetits, llnir, L.tli, Pi C. f . . u ... t SI: . y Vitn BnVLf, Tar f Sep i"..iiTio ii.PO: LAUD & CO., Cotton Kactoks AND Com mission 3trBrFrca4NTs, " No. 20 Roauoie Square, Norfolk, Va- Special attcntinn nuux-n ' - flOD26 3mn J.W HAEUECL, COL. J.N Hahp. r m JjHT'Zeesboro, N.C. " HARRELL BROS. Cotton Factobs . -And Commission Merchants, Norfolk, .a licit Hiipmoi.tH or Cotton, Pea nuts arid country prouW r Sep 25 3rro T Vrnrrnii, FIND ..ANY MARKET THAT WILL OINT on my floor ana syppea 10 some 01 our - isiij marseio tneir lung batter way to epreaa trie news oi bcucllt ot a Home maraei, ana give. I am tire farmers friend, in the alo of yonr tobhci-o .MANAGER, Wilson lay 8s the Rfflirket and the met nnsw-JWf r4 W 1 t H ra C-a L -! B M . 5:W rr l wK Sr 71 place to ship- your tobacco t bi prices and high averasrs. ana we win koi yoiias mncn money lor your tobacco as arj lorly clff. Wo ewi) our owu house and par norents. Our buyers hold la iy; orders . ft-r a l grades and are williug-to . Our ccrsonal attention Is aiten to every Ir t put npon our floor. W.lia-d ono c f thp best liehted wnrehousesin tho 8tRt-ahd run sho your toi;no u th" prpnteet adva!:ijre. lictrs ThonHp and ticsces furnished FKK: upc.n ap;i!ii atiou. i ivc u a ;ria! iiud wo will convince yoa rfcat we are hustlers from way lic!t. . -. Askinr a liberal siiarn of onr best efforts to obtain hitr we aro with best wislis Very truly yonrri. BULLOCK ' OWiiei'. and JProprietotrs j JJ.LNN.KB as n EW REPEATS U C RS FLE BWiaRLIN SAFE HODEL 1869. ( SIDE : I EJECTING. IPl Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44.-4-0 Cartridgss. Send for free descriptive price-list of Repenting BlQea, - Doiirftl Action RftvolTerR. ei to tha HARLIH FIRE ARKS llll'a n IT mp aiaiiva turn rai. hiTLK. diunia Are Unequalled both for Hunting tod Zfld ffpzoWe A, sTimrins Sight I Klfles of latest design. Addres3 : 33. LTHAM. Eliddlana.iC!. T THROUGH Til IS M1CD11 M, Vou 1AV rou yoitr a lew who Jim talsen up tobacco piod fiMnrt s, they are, iny (Uiim wnai you win gam tiy selling wiiauvi;r energy experience harm i :very pile oi my floor and Proof of the Tobacco Warehouse, -r S tf W H H W M ri'Si for hi? prices. "V6 beat the world on and make a spt eialtyof lrirl;t t)l)a;toe. We can BBIGES your patr. prict-s fir iintr you f-i! .ijbarco r1; iu i i. vj rt nil EL WAUKE?' Oxford; N. G. ' "ir-''lti. ? WW Will !BK2 , 3- M SOLID rop. B.Vght,6lb$. CO., NEW HAYEN,CT.,U.S.A. "lOHL" RHJeaiBB TOOLS For Bsflss, Pistols Shot RELOAD YOUR SHELLS , AKD SAVE KOHEYi FREE., ILLUSTRATED , CATALOGUE COMTAIMINC VALUABLE INSTRUCTIONS OH HOW TO PREPARE YOUH OiVM AMMUNITIOI- !DELEF8;C0.;B3xEJewfiaCL Currituck. Cc. H. FDlOHAM Wansom end V