The Wilson Advance.
jODitlOliS ADVERTISING.
I'fMtfi many a new business,
rn! ri;-s many an oid business,
Revivrs many a dull business.
!i s u-s many a lost business.
Shvps many a falling business.
Prt-wrvf many a lare business.
,.- n r- success in any business.
Keeping at it Constantly Brings Success
H argrave's D rug Store
Will lie Open Next Sunday.
LOCAL.
Our subscribers are hereby notified
that Mr. W. E. Clark is no longer
acting as our agent and we will not
be ht-ld accountable lor any amounts
paid to him.
Advance Publishing Co.
It -is exactly two months to Christ-
111-13. . " ' '
The Raleigh fair is going on this
week.
Tiie-circii had -several very fine
horses.
Mr. E. F. Youne, of
Dunn, was
in town Monday.
Mr. Sam Earl, of Spring hope, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. Robt. Boy kin lelt for Raleigh
on Monday last.
Mr. Joe Batts, of Norfolk, is in the
city for a few days.
Mr. Jas. E. Rountree, of "Morgan
ton was in the city this week.
Santa Claus is now getting things
in order for his annual rounds.
Miss Sichue Boykin, of Tarboro, is
visiting her sister Mrs. J. F. Corbett
at Talbot.
Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic a
guaranteed cure. For sale by B. W.
Hargrave.
Notice our offer to club the semi
weekly World with the Advance for
one year for $1.50.
There is no room for a lazy man
in this world. He had better emi
grate to a' more congenial clime.
The Advance is a reliable medi
um for advertising- Put in your" ad.
and thus increase your business.
'.' If you want to get full value for
v ur money, take the Adnance and
th. Semi-Weekly World, both pa
pers for $1.50
Prof- Dred Peacock has been elec
ted President of rthe Greensboro
Christian Advocate Pub, Co., in
place of Dr. Reid, deceased.
The phonograph has been in town
several days, and the children and
grown folks have had an excellent
chance to hear some good music.
Superintendent Geo. W. Connor
went to Chapel Hill last Saturday.
He also attended the educational
meeting at the State fair last Tues
day. At the Planter's Warehouse yes
terday ten thousand pounds of tobac
co were sold at an average price ol
sixteen certs a .pound." How is that
for high.
Several of, our merchants had
their business advertised in the circus
the other day. The clown was
especially complimentary in his re
marks about certain of our mer
chants.
Searcey one of the Quantico rob
bers has made confession and surren
dered to the authorities a pouch
countaining the greater part of U. S
. Bonds and bank drafts. Only two
men were engaged in the robbery,
Maj. Robbins made a clear and
convincing speech in the Opera
House here last Wednesday night.
The Major gave the Populist-Republican'
combine some hard blows which
were greatly appreciated by his audi
ence. Mr.W. A. Montgomery ,of Raleigh,
has been nominated by Marion But
ler for the place on the Populist judi
cial ticket made vacant by the decli
nation of Judge Connor. Mr. Mont
gomery has always been a Democrat
He accepts the nomination.
Wait for the arrival of E. R. Gay's
new line of silks, velvets &c. which
will be opened up ready for Monday
morning's trade. His first purchases
this season have been so nearly closed
out that he was compelled to lay in
another big stock in all lines to meet
the demands of his steadily growing
trade. See his ad.
I.:uf Crowd iii Town.
Monday there, was a very large
crowd here, made up of country peo
pie, and the natural followers of the
1 ircus train. Plenty of drunkenness
uas on nana. 1 he streets were
crowded from early morning till late
ni'dlt. Wp hnvp hprti ri nr
lighting.
Help Young Bro's. fight the Bag
ng Trust by buying your Bagging
uoni them.- v ' . '
Kocky Mount Fair;
The Rocky Mount Fair Associa
tion will, hold their annual fair at
Rocky Mount on Nov. 7th, 8th, and '
9th. -
The Wilson Cornet Band has been I
engaged to furnish music for the oc-!
casion.
County Canvass.
The Hon. VV. R. Henry is assist
ing the county officers this week. Tues
day he visited Elm City, yesterday j
Gardners ami Wilson, to-day Saratd- I
Sa, aim lo-morrow lie will speak at !
aianionsDurg, in the morning- and
Black Creek at night. . . i
Mr. Ile.ry is a fine speake r and is j
doing effective .work for the cause of
Democracy. !
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TfBchirs' Institute.
We have received a copy of the
Teachers' Institute published by" E.
L. Kellogg & Co., of New York. It
has a North Carolina supplement
cuiieu ijv ivir. i nas i r-arvpr fit
j:.J 1 TIT T TV 1
' ' J ' I
Raleigh. We'think the Institute is
a very fine paper, and with the
North Carolma supplemenc added it
becomes doubly- interesting to
North Carolina teachers. j
At Sni.
The Republican party of Wilson
county is. thoroughly at sea. They
have had several meetings lately, but
have done nothine ' definitely about
fusion. The.y are being courted
quite extensively by a certain politi
cal organization, but the old maiden
has been rather shy thus far. There
is no telling, however, what another
week may bring forth.
Man Slioi Muuduy iMj;lt.
Excitement seems to have been
the order ot the day, on Monday
last. The circus stirred up the peo
ple all round, and as a parting salute
one negro man shot another in the
back and fled. Whihxpainful it iV not
thought to be serious. The party
doing the shooting is not known.
Some people think that it was he
that the train ran over and killed.
Toiniiot Association .
Last fweek the Primitive Baptist,
Association met with the church at
Moore's. Quite a large ciowd at
tended. Sunday a tremendous crowd
was in attendance. This is a small
association, but is composed of a
number of godly and enthusiastic
churches. We learn that the meet
ing was very successful. Quite a
large crowd from Wilson went out on
Sunday. - "'
The Clrcns.
Hunting's circus gave two exhibi
tions here on last Monday. The
acting was very good and the riding
above the ordinary.- The clown's
jokes were, however, low and vulgar.
A large crowd attended. All the
seats were occupied at the afternoon
performance. The street parade was
fairly good. v
Joint Discussion.
Last Friday night there was a
joint discussion between Jeremiah
Scarboro, Populist, and A. W. Jones,
Republican, both colored. Those
two acrobats seem not tJ have been
able to fuse like the rest of the Popu
lists and Republicans, .and so met
each other on the sands last Friday
night aforesaid. As we were pur
suing the even tenor of our way at
home that night we cannot give the
outcome of the conflict. Persons
who were present, however, say that
it was rich, rare, and racy. Some
say that Scarboro wiped up the floor
with Jones, and others say Jones,
wiped etc.
Kepnblican Conveiilili.
Last Saturday the negroes held a
convention in the court house to de
cide what action should be taken in
regard to fusion with the Populists
Resolutions pledging allegiance to
the national Republican party were
passed. A resolution endorsing
Cheatham was passed also over the
head of a Populist negro who seemed
to have crept into the convention
unawares. It produced a storm, and
chairman Jones leaped to the floor,
and with his mellow voice poured oil
upon the waters. Jones then pro
ceeded to make a speech which was
ingeniously conceived and delivered,
in which he scored the Populists and
defended both the Republican and
Democratic parties. ;
The Siftiog ProceHK.
At the Republican mass meeting
last Saturday A. W. Jones, the negro
orator of Wilson, got off a good joke
on Mr. Grice, a Populist of this
county. He said that he attended a
great panorama, in which he saw
acted the history of the parties for
the last two years. He saw Me.
Cleveland come upon the stage and
announce his intention of purifying
the Democratic party of bribers and
ballot box stufters. He had a large
sifter in which he poured the broken
elements of the party and he and Mr.
Carlisle commenced the sifting. The
whole party stood the test except
Mr. Grice. He dropped out. Mr.
Grice is the man who, in a Populist
convention some time ago, stated
that he had bought negro votes.
Jones' speech was highly sensational
and wa3 heartily enjoyed by the
Democrats who were-present.
The People's Party Canvas.
The canvass of the Populists open-
t ed at Black Creek on Tuesday last.
Th
e sev-eral candidates were present
sd made short talks. Nn aKi
"fire - eating" language -was used
Simolv a strm.nt . r n,- r
the assembly and an expression ol
the desire that the people would
come out and support them. There
were about eighty men present.
Ani For e...iri. ,.,,
Last week W. G.
j
Harrell, post
master at Old Sparta, was arrested
tor embezzling
money orders.
letters containing
Some irregularities
had been noticed and the detective
soon fastened the fault upon Old
S,m,s mr. He was .cord-
ingly arrested, and placed under a-
bond ol $1000 for his appearance at'
court.
A UaMurdl.r leetl.
Last Friday nieht the nrize house
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Delonfiny to hi rs. . I IWrtoe
T. Barnes ot
tri.V-...' . '. c '' , .
imiLy, w cunsunieu uy nre. in '
u nau oeen stored tins year s crop ot
. , , . .
tobacco and some wheat, all of which
was a complete loss. It is quite een- 1
erally believed that it was set on fire
by some demon in human form.
1
Mrs. barnes thus loses much upon
which she was depending for sup-
port. Her husband, the late J. T.
Barnes, of Elm City, died about two
,v,ti, rt jwu -L r
months ago, and left her wuh a fami-
ly to raise. She now experiences
this second loss, which she can ill al-1
ford to lose. It is a good cause for
our benevolent societies to enlist in.
There was 110 insurance.
(ierimin Muly Jv'ight.
The young men gave the first pub
lic German of the season on Monday
evening last. The music was furn
ished by the Italian string band.
Quite a large company was gathered
together and a very pleasant evening
passed. Among the ladies present
were: Misses Anderson, Branch,
Brodie, Gertie Blount, Sue Blount,
Gardner, Green, Harriss, Hadley,
Johnson, (Clinton,) Pace, Pennick,
Sanders.
The young gentlemen of the town
were reinforced by Mr. L. B.
Gregory, of Rocky Mount.
Tue chaperons were Mrs. Brodie,
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. "Branch, Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Copeland, and Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Hargrave.
That the evening should be per
fectly enjoyed, Mr. R. B. Whitehead,
who lead the German, introduced a
novel feature, in the shape of a pho
nograph. A NRro Killml.
'v-
Train No. 32, North bound ran
over and instantly killed a negro man
last Monday night on the track of
the A. C. L. between the freight and
passenger depots.
It seems that the man was watch
ing the circus people prepare their
train for moving when the sudden ap
pearance of No. 32, so startled him
that he b came confused ai d stepped
on to the track of the incoming mail.
Before he could correct his mistake,
of the engineer stop his train, the en
gine had passed over the body of
the unfortunate man and reduced it
almost to a pulp. The head and
body were so much disfigured that it
was impossible to discover who the
man was, there being nothing upon
his person by which he could be iden
tified. The man was
stranger in Wilson.
evidently a
Can the negro afford to vote with
the tail end-of the Democratic party
the fusion ticket,' when the fact is they
stand on record as opposed to all meth
ods that the Republican party drafted
to raise and elevate- the Negro of
America? Be it understood, now and
forevermore. that every Negro who
votes the Populist fusion ticket is vot
ing himself, wife, and children back
into slavery, and more than that is
voting to disfranchise every member
of our race that can't read and write
which number is largely in the major
ity. Ten times to one it is better for
every Negro to vote the straight Dem
ocratic ticket, whose leaders and or
gan say "every man either with or
without education has a right to cast
his ballot,"rather than vote for a party
of ex-ku-kluxes and Negro haters,
who say, '"The Australian ballot sys
tem, or White supremacy must rule."
Fusionism must and shall go. Her
ald (Col. Rep.)
That JojTul Feeling
With the exhilarating sense of renewed
health and strength And internal clean
liness, which follows the use of Syrup
of Figs, is unknown to the few who
have not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap substitu
ents sometimes offered but never ac
cepted by the well informed.
Two first class fifty saw gins for
sale cheap by Paschall 8c Bros.
TTOR SALE. A valuable house and
lJ lot. conveniently located. For
full particulars apply to
J. W. BATTS.
Think of 8A cents a yard for
Baging 6 for cotton. Young will save
you half jn your Bagging and Ties
Wanted 100,000 bushels Cotton
1 Seed. Young Bros.
Halloween Tea.
Don't forget the Halloween party
at Mrs. W. J. Boykins, next Wed
nesday evening. It will be one of
the most novel and enjoyable affairs
of the season. If you have ever at
tended one you will need no urging,
if you have not go and you will
never regret having been there.
We, the colored people of Wilson
Co. in convention assembled, hereby
declare our "firm allegiance to - the
National Republican party; and with
r:iteml hearts acknowledge what it
uds aucuMipiisiieu i r me negro race.
We rtnew our adheienre in its nrii-.
ciples, as declared in its last National
platform, and standing squarely up- i
Rret ne deParture which has been
be fusionists.
We denounce the ef
fort made by the minority of our
parry to sell us out to the few design
irg men whose ambitions are alone
for office: who are emboldened to
Urra us traitors because we are not
willing to sacrifice our nrinciDles to '
... .. ... j
lurluer lneir ambition. We know I
that the attempt at fusion, as Mas- i
j l ,l ... - a-r
m .. vi ij m"- utiilfllius ctllU CI1U113 OI
so-called Ptople's Partv in this coun
ty, has no s.how of tairness or justice
about it; that the negro is altogether
feed,- a"d that if he does not !
swallow at their dictation, a ticket !
" ""- u uaj uuilliug IU UU Willi
making, he is declared a renegade
which he has nothing to do with
and a traitor. They Have not even;
Put a -Republican of either color on
theirJticket and th.ey do not Pretend
to advocate a single principle enunci-
ated in the Rpu&ican platiorm,
therefore be it
Resolved, that we! are the Repub-
lican Partv and those who denounce
us are the traitors
W. H. Vick, Chairman.
W. S. Mitchell,
L. H. Peacock Secty's.
E. L. Reid," j
Almost a New York Oally.
That Democratic wonder. The
New-York Weekly World, has just
twicea-t
changed its weekly into a
week paper, and you can now get the
two papers each week. ' .
Think of it! The news from New
York right at your door fresh every
three days 104 papers a year.
We have made arrangements by
which we can furnish The Advance
and the twice a-week New York
World all for $1.50 a year. Here is
the opportunity' to get your own local
paper and the New York World
twice every week at extraordinarily
low rates.
The Cnmpal
thetate.
We feel that it is pertinent just at
this time to call 1 attention to the
necessity of interest being concen
trated both by the people and by the
press upon the importance of a strong
fight being made lor our slate ticket.
In reading our state exchanges we
note that there is a tendency to give
prominence to the national issues
and to neglect to some extent the
State issues and and the State ticket.
In the rapidly closing weeks of the
campaign special prominence should
be giyen to the State canvass and the
issues involved in it, the high charac
ter and claim for recognition of our
candidates for the judicial offices and
for State treasurer, : and the very
great importance of electing them as
well as the Democratic legislature.
Our people have doubtless felt so cer -tain
of electing the gentlemen that
but little accent has been placed up
on their candidacies. The time is
getting short and it is imperative
that the greatest prominence be given
to the State canvass. As we recent
ly stated we have a double enemy to
fight, and this double enemy is com
bining against us. It is not necessary
to neglect the national politics, but
the . importance of State politics
should be pressed home to our peo
ple. Urge the club and local organi-
z itions and committees to perfect our
organization and complete our regis
tration and to give a big majority.
All that is necessary is untiring and
zealous work. Let us not fail to car
ry through our State and county
tickets. Durham Globe.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort'and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect laxative-;
effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
GAY
Wait
NextWeek!
No Exaeratioi.!
show the prettiest line of
v -
1 , GOOtlS. fc-. 18. MOIl MllCS Ad
Ever shown in Wilson, and prices STILL'
LOWER than ever. They will be un!
Saturday morning (of this week) and opened
up ready for Monday morning s trade.
TC..' - :
I 11CV lcilltfC 111 U1ILC 11UIU IOL. Iclll VVUU1 Weill
J J
nels) to the finest'
at $i -5oper yard.
j Velvets, Velvet Ribbons
Boy's. uits. age 5 to
See them. . An entirely new line of
Ladies' s
Misses' Wraps! Fine Shose
Also expected. Our store is already filled with
goods, and still more to arrive.
What better do you want than
Banisters & Reynold's Fine Shoes for Men.
E. P. Reed's Fine Shoes for Ladies.
Hays-Partridge Co's
Children.
R. & G. Corsets for Ladies, and Misses.
Mellville Company's and I Knox Hats.
Cluett, Coon '& Co's Collars and Cuffs. "
Monarch and Pearl Shirts.
Roller Tray Trunks.
&c.,v&c, &c. .
Be sure to see us before buying.
Respectfully,
EL v Gay.
Corner Nash and Tarboro Streets.
North Carolina, ) in the superior
Wilson County, f court.
Barnes & Davis, j Notice of
-: Jno. w!Gardner,.J Executio" Sale.
By virtue of an execution directed to
the undersigned from the Superior
Court of Wilson county in the above
entitled action, I will on Monday, the
1st day of Oct 1S94, at 12 o'clock, M.,
at the Court House door of said county,
sell to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said execution, all the right, ti
tle and interest which the said John W.
Gardner, Defendant, has in the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit : One
tract of land in wilson township ad
joining the lands of J. F. Smith, John
w. Gardner, Sallie warren, and J. D.
Lee. It being the excess after the al
lotment of John w. Gardner s home
stead, containing thirty-five (35) acres,
more or less. The above sa!e has been
postponed until the 1st Monday in
November, 1894.
J. w. Crouell, Sheriff.
Aug 16th, 1894.
N
OTICE.
North Carolina, )
WlsonCouniy, J"
C. G. Hutchinson, )
vs. - (
Herbert Rountree, f
In the Superior
Coart.
Notice of
Execution Sale.
and J. R. Billings. J
By virtue of an execution directed to
the undersigned from the Superior
court of Wilson county in the above
entitled action. I will on Monday, the
29th day of October 1894, at 12 o'clock j
M, at the court nouse cioor 01 saiu
county, SELL to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execution, all
the right, title, 'and interest the said
Rountree & Billings, defendants, hav
in the following described real estate,
to wit: The brick store situated on
the corner of Tarboro and Barnes Sts.
in Wilson N. C, known as the M.
Rountree corner store, now occupied
by Messrs. Young Bros.
J. W.Crowell, Sheriff.
To
Keep
Kalm
Kollected
Kail on
HUTCHINSON
and get one of his refreshing
drinks.
The best Soda Water,
The Finest Sherbets,
The Kenownea uoco -
Cola.
Tn fact everything you can ask
that will tickle the palate and
slake the thirst.
We are daily receiving fresh
goods for our summer trade,
-: CANNED GOODS, FRUITS, :-
both dried and fresh, and eve
rything to be found in a first
class grocery.
Our baker is surpassing him
self with s
BREADS & CAKES.
Leave your orders with
C. G. HUTCHINSON.
Clothing Sales Agent wanted for
Wilson and icinity. Liberal
commissions paid, and we furnish the
best and most complete outfit ever pro
vided by any house. Write at once for
terms. Send 2 or 3 references.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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OCT. 2STH, '94.
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French novelties
and Trimmings to latch.
15 at 81-00 per .Suit.
Shoes for Misses and
BOYKIN & :'GQ.
W I IO LES ALE AND RETAI L
4 DEALERS IN
Suar, Coffee, Flour, Meat, Lard, Star
Lye, Mendelson's Lye, Thomp
son's Lye, River 5ide Soap,
Wild West Soap, at
BOYKIN & CO'S.
Horsford's. Good
Baking Powders at
Luck, ; nd Rtx
BOYKIN & CO'S.
('ikes, Crackers, Cheese. Nuts. "-Candies,
Scc. at
BOYKIN & CO S.
Wc also carry a full line of Cheroots,
Cigars and
Three Graces and. City -Talk'.-'
Cigarettes. All kinds
of Snuff and
Tobacco, at
BOYKIN & CO'S.
Hay, Rice Stra v, Corn, Oats, Rice
Flour, Wheat Bian, Ship Stuff,
Mill Feed at
BOYKIN & CO'S.
All kinds of country produce bought
and sold
Respectfully,
BOYKIN & CO.
; Dress Making
AND
MILLINFRY
T
Having engaged irs. Parkes, a fash
ionable and long experiences dress
e vvc are Pre"
iParedtoe ou he
;iite&t oijie aim vui.
PRICES TO S.UIT THE TIMES. ALSO
HATS of all KINDS
.'- AT
Miss Mary Hines,
Next door to McCraw's cash store,
" Tarboro street.
NOTICE.
Having moved my tin .shop to ihe
Morns building on Goldsboro street,
and increased my force and stock, I
am better prepared to serve the public
that heretofore. All work done at the
lowest cash price." Mr I. H. Parker
will manage for me in place of Mr. J
H. Lockamy, who has severed his con
nection with me.
Thanking you for past favors and
asking a share of your future patron
age I am, Very Respectfully,
2t. S. B. Parker.
Don't buy old Ties when you can
get new ones at Young's.
Read Gay's adv. this week and
thus keep up with the times. -
Important Notice.
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.'-;.-iv?-J-f 3sf:,1tVB- i'v 'l J
BEST IN THE WORLD.
It gives us cre.Tt pleasure to inform our patrons that the
i Princess of Wales Company, manufacturers of Her Majes
ty S Corset, will have in Wilson on Monday, Nov. 5th,
Tuesday. Nov. 6th, Wednesday, Nov. 7th, Thursday, Nov.
8th, Friday, Nov. 9th and Saturday, Nov-. 10th, one of their
expert fitters for the purpose of explaining to ladies the many
merits of Her Majesty's Corset, and the reason why it is
superior to any other corset made in the world.
Mesdames Ouarles & Manning (next door to us), have
offered us the use of their dressmaking room, where it will
give MISS LLOYD great pleasure to try on all ladies who
wish it, a pair of Her Majesty's Corsets, thus illustrating
without doubt, that they will give fhe most Perfect Satisfac
tion and create a Magnificent Figure.
We trust that all ladies will avail themselves of this
Grand Opportunity ta learn what a Perfect Fitting Corset
really is.
We desire it distinctly understood that Ladies will not be
expected to purchase a Corset if they do not so desire after a
fitting in made.
Yours very truly, .
j. &. D. Oettinger,
Solo Agents for Wilson.
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Poor
...
: Health
vou imagine serious and 1
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's 1
greatest gut health.
If you are feeling
out of sorts, weak ,
and generally ex- L
hausted, nervous, JT
have no appetite
and can't work,
begin at once tak
ing the most relia
ble strengthening
medicine.which is
Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure benefit
comes from the
very first dose it
won't stain your
teeth, and it's
pleasant to take.
It - Cures
4 Dyspepsia,
9 .i
Kidney and Liver
Troubles,
neuralgia,
JT Constipation, Bad Blood
viaiari? , nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
Get onlv the genuine it has crossed red
f lines on the wrapper. All others are sub-
i stitutes. On receipt of two 2c. stamps we
f will send set of Ten Beautiful World's 1
Fair Views and book lree.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO.
The New
Jewelry Store;
I have opened an entirely new stock of
Watches,
Clocks,
Silverware,
and intact every thing to he found" in a
Jewelry Store I also carry a
full line of
Spectales and Eye Glasses.
I am also prepared to do all kinds of
EEPAiEiXG
AT SHORT NOTICE.
Everypiece of work is guaranteed,
and
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opposite
Store.
Nadal's Drug
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Iron
: Bitters
DM INISTRATORS NOTICE.
Havinir qualified as administrator of
the estate of Calvin lione, deceased;
notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to settle at once,
once, and to all persons having claims
'against said estate to present them. for
payment on or before Sept. 26th, 1895,
or this notice will he pleaded in bar of
their recovery. This Sept. 26th, 1894.
David Daniel, Admr.
J. D. Bakdin, Atty.
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JOT ICE. LAND SALE.
Pursuant to a decree, of the Superior
court of Wilson county rendered at
February term 1S94 in the case of O. Ci.
Jones and W. P. Simpson vs. Thomas
Johnson, I shall sell at the Court House
l"or in Wiison on. Monday, the 25th
day of October, 1S91, the house and lot
in the town ot Wilson, on the west side
of Lodge street, adjoining Morris Jones
and others, and being the lot on which
the said Thomas Johnson lives.. Terms
of sale CASH. -This-Sept. aSth 1894.
J. C. Half.:., Commissioner,
A Rare Opportunity.
AYe want a live, energetic man to
take hold of our business in Wilson
county. We have a large trade al--ready
-worked up and will be realized
on this fall. We furuish a nice, light
running wagon, agent to furnish horse
and harness and make a 500 bond.
We must have a good man quick.
Tiik Singer M'k'o. Co.,
Wm. Kivknrark, Dist. Agt.
J. II. Haklkv, Managler,
Wilmington, N. C. io-it-3t
DISSOLUTION.
-Mr. A. K. Paschall of the firm of
Paschal, Bro. & Co. having disposed of
his interest in the Wilson Iron Works
to Mr. G. R. Winstead, the business
; will be conducted under the name of
! Paschall, Winstead & Co. All parties
indebted to old lirm will please settle
their accounts as early, as possible as
the books must be closed up.
Paschall, Bro. & Co.
Trusting that you will continue to
favor us with your patronage.
We remain respectfully yours,
PaschalL, Winstead & Co,
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator ol
Blount Atkinson, deceased, I herby
give notice to all 'persons indebted to
said Atkinson to make payment to me
at once, and to all . persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to me, properly authenticated,
by the first of Oct. 1S95. or this notice
will be pleaded in liar of recovery.
T. J. Hadly, Admr.
j October ist, 1S94.
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