THE WILSON ADVANCE: MARCH 19,1896.
TOBACCO REPORTS
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SMALL HRKAKS A N i
r.ooD PKicEs
FOR THL.(.OLl'EN WKE1.
XastSWeek's Report of th Wt-d From
Many Market.
(From The Southern Tobacco Joprnul.)
REIDSVILLE Breaks of
tobacco
' have beeri very good this wee
Danville, Va We hav
t; to re
port light sales this week, due to tin
unfavorable weather for handling to
bacco.
(- Rocky Mount Our s ties contin
ue very good for the time ol Che y ear.
Sales are lasting from three to four
hours.
Winston The leaf market wi s
rather a uiet the whole of last week
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the breaks being the lightesi
week for quite a time.
of any
Henderson Our market
ha
been
quiet with only moderate re
ceipts for the week,! by reason of the
cold, windy weather, which has great
ly interferred with handling tobacco.
Liverpool, Eng. Although there
has been a fair amount of general bus
iness transacted in tobacco during
February, the mark-1 has, on the
whole has been quieter than for sev
eral months back, but this is not sur
prising, when the large sales effected
during the winter are borne .in mind
Buyers' attention has this month been
about equally divided between West-
era and bright Virginias.
Your eyes don't neglect them
See the Specialist from Philadelphia.
40 years experience. . Finest ol
spectacles and low prices, nL charge
for testinc the eves. Don't imiss this
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chance, i (
Dr. C. C. Chields,
' t)ptician
Now at" Mrs. W. W. Edward's, Tar-
boro Street.
The Japs,
r 1 Manager Hargrave should be con
gratulated upon having secured the
appearance of Fukiho's Imperial
Japanese Troupe. It was -certainly
"the best performance of the kind the
people at Wilson have ever j witness
ed. They showed here Monday and
Tuesday nights. Monday night, the
weather was so disagreeable there
were several that could not go. Some
of their juggiin feats are truly
wonderful, and seem impossible for
any human beings to accomplish.
One of the best tricks they jiad was
that of the little boy, who, standing on
his partner's leet turned a .complete
somer sault and landed safely again
in the same place. Then when the
little fellow doubled himself up and
was tossed in every conceivable man
ner, there was some doubts in the
minds of the audiance whether he
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would get off . without having every
bone in his body broken.
Taken all jn all the show is certainly
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fine and deserves' the patronage of
any show going town.
When Baby -was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them- Castoria,
A Topeka, Kan., journal soberly
reports that a local company has
been formed there for the purpose of
nlann&cturing cigarettes from sassa
fras leaveS jtne main object eing th(
humane o "of saving the boys of
the nation' fem the tobacco article.
Exchange.
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,r further than to brintr the butter
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to granules about the size or wheat
kernels. . Draw off the butter milk
and rinse with co'd water or brine.
Repeat the latter operation till not a
participle of butter-milk remnns. ,Ltt
tie churn stand in position,- alle'r the
last rinsing, long en-.u.h so that the
water win be pretty. thoroughly uraiir
ed out. : ; ,
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; SALTING. AND WORKING.
Some buttrr maUtr.4 alt . .. .in- the'
cjhurn. A good way is to remove
the butter to a doai or putter worker,
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then silt on the sail inrougn a seive.
e best quaiity 'of salt shouM be
used One of the indications oi good
kit is readiness to mtltl Col.. T. D.
uurf.s, who is- eminent authority, says-
tiie salt should "melt in the-'butter like
now fi ike hi mud. !
Let the butter stand) after salting
till the salt has been dissolved and
grain of the. butter has become more
firm. Then work just enough to get
out the surplus water that has come
from the melting salt. That remain-
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ing in the butter forms a film around
each granule of it. I
If the butter is overworked the
gjranules are mashed, and the grain
ruined and the value of the bin ter de-
predated. The hands should ; not
cpme -iu -contact with butter, as j the
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warmth of them melts and injures the
grain., r ,
: PACKAGES j
Use neat packages and consult at
all times the requirements of the mar
ket. When introducing new pack
tges have a kind so atiractive, and at
;he same time not too expensive, that
tney will tend to create a demand for
our butter. j
Packages ranging in s'zes frqi'ii one
to 10 pounds, made of Wood veneers,
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qt sheet wood pulp saturated with
parrafine, are very poular wherevei
:ntroaucea. 1 he latter seems to be
greatly in favor at present time. A
dox j holding five pounds is the size
mainly preferred. j
Some ' of the private dai
rymen print their butter and find it
pays' them to 0 so. An attractive
package for form adds (greatly to the
selling value of butter.
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THE BEST BUTTER CAN BE MADE IN
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, PRIVATE DAIRIES.
That the best quality can be made
in private dairies there can hardly be
a doubt, because, as before stated, all
:he conditions are there directlv un
ler control of the maker, while only
i portion of the conditions can be un
der control of the maker at the but
ter factory or pubic creamery.
The farmer that does his own work
yets pay for It instead of having a
share of whaf his butter sells for go
:o the maker at the factory. - Then
again his byproducts, such as skim
milk and butter milk are in the best
possiblexcondition. Further, he gets
iall the benefit that comes from con-
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(ducting; every step correctly instead
bf dividing it with less thorough pat
rons, as he would should he patron
jzea factory. This is ! true to a cer
tain extent even wherjlmilk or crearn
ps taken at the factory on the bas-i? ol
jthe Babbock test Fj W. Mosely.
Clinton, Iowa, in Progressive Far
mer, i . . . -. :
REAT SALES prove the great
merit of Hood's Sarsapariila.
Hood's Sarsapariila sells because it
accomplishes GREAT CURES.
This is how a leip year high
school leap year girl parsed the seri
tence,' "He kissed me!" "He," she
began, with.a fond lingering over the
word that brought the;crimson to her )
chefks, "is a pronoun third person,
singular, number, mrsruline gender,
a gentleman and pretty, well fiixed
universally, considered a gocd
catch.1' "Kissed is a verb, transi
ent, too much so, regular every even
ing, indicative mocdj indicating af
fection, first ard third person, plu
ral number and governed by circum
stances." "Me oh, well, everybody
knows me,", and she sat down. Ex.
n'lum j (
I granular butter. . '
Churning should never be contin-
T-1 XT- IT 1 TV . .
i ue iew i crK urnes itiujuunt-ca
that a certified check for $100,000
has been placed by Mr. Charles
rnaHwav RriCf cnhiert to the dis-
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p0sai Gf lhe United Confederate Vet-.
erans, whenever an equal amount
shall have been contributed, fr the
accuinqlation, preservation anli dis-
olav of Confederate relics and
docu
ments. This otter was made
Rcui-e several months ago, a
iy Mr.
lid the
cenhcation of the check is bee
i use of
le nse-
the fact that the proj-ci f ;f i
iiietnorial; hall has assmntd. posiiive
tdnn.' It is expected that at'
half million dollars,:" will' be'
east a
raised
through the Uniied Confederate Vet
eran camps and other agencies .how at
work. Franklin .Times'.
There is a story told of the tamed
British general, Sir Bartle Frere,
which is worthy of repetition. On
one oceasion his wile was expecting
his return home, and sent her servant
to go and not the general. The ser
vant had never seen the general, and
asked his mistress, "But how shalh I
"-"--- "i
know him?" f 0," said Lady Frere,
"look for a till gentleman helping
somebody.'' The .servant did
as he
was bidden, and recognized Sir
by seeing him helping an old
trom a railway carriage. His
Bartle
lady
was a
good motto ' "Be always helping
somebody." Orphan's Friend
A Nine-Foot 3I'u8tsich(.
James H. Brown, issue clerk
Fort I Iall Indian Agency, Ross
at the
Fork,
Bin:' im county, Idaho, has the
lor p ' -1. moustache of any man
It i- usures nine feet from tip
iv ing.
to tip,
fo ..d a half feet each way
from
Mr.
It i.
ttract
tii ;;. lhis moustacne is
Bi'...v i,s greatest joy and pride.
mi! carefully kept and would
marked attention anywhere. The In
diaiYi look upon this enormously
long moustache with awe and rever
erence, believing Mr. Brown to have
been exceptionally blessed by God
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Sunday, at Fayetteville, a" white
woman tramp, the first on record in
North Carolina, arrived on the trucks
of a train on whieh he had ridden all
the way from Florida oh her way to
New York. She had money and
said she was a female, suffragist who
had just -completed 1 a lecture: tour
with Mrs. France's Willard Ex.
ARE YOU
BANKRUPTinhealth,
constitution undermined by ex
travagance in eating, by disre
garding the laws of nature, or
physical capital all gone, if so,
NEVER DESPAIR
Tutt's Liver Pills will cure you.
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour 1 stomach malaria, torpid
liver, constipation, biliousness
and all kindred diseases.
Tutt's Liver Pills
an absolute ciirei
A red hull yearling with a white star.
in his face square and swallow fork, in
right ear lindersquare in left, strayed
to my tarm early last Iall and has
there ever since. The owner
please come r.nd claim same,
yearling is about two years old.
been
will
The
Katina Howard.
Feb. 24th, 1S96. . ; ,. V ilson, N. C.
WANTED. A reiliab'e lady or
gentleman to distribute samples! and
make a house-to-house convasS for our
vegetable Toilet Soaps. $40 to 75 a
month easily made Address Crofts &
Reed, 842 to 850 . Austin Avenue,
Chicago 111.
be
and
OllVlil to.everv boy
girl's advantage who wishes to take a
thorough course in Short-hand,
to correspond, inclosing stamp, w
FREE
1th
Miss M. E. ExuM,
Green Springs & 5th. Ave.,
7-4 w Baltimore, Md
For Sale I
Handsome Buck-skin Ladies Sad
dle. Address, "T," j
. Wilson, N. C.
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u'ut t.t Kttn Meat.
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As our farmers were so tunas
, to have some hogs to kill this
winter, now the question is, what is
the best method to keep the joints.
especially the ham
nice an
d vvt ei
thsough theuminer. I have4 tried
many ana various pians vui my ca-
perience.has- led in e to 1 conclud e that
the cheap :'St, .cleanest and sui est
method is in the ispph'catio i .A '
veiized borax iust after the meat has j
been smoked (or dried). Wash j
clean and while the meat is damp j
sprinkle the ll h ide t the nair.s
and shoulders with the
bo-ax. h 'VJ 1 n "in tu,e s-i
pulverized
-
and it will keep sweet and clean all
the year ; insects will not trouble it ;
one pound is sufti ient for on: dozen'
ordinarv siz.-d Mams or shiulviers.
I rv it. brother tirmers. ana ste now.
.youiike it
A V ty '.(im Ii r i! l AIi.Se.'
The Statesville . Landmark prints
the following from its '-'Omega (Row
an county) correspondent : Mr.
Henry Knox 'gave an old mule-r-too
o'd tor service to Justice P rry ; he
considering the mule valuable, sold
him to Mr. Grub fo:- four 1hv.,- hard
J
labor. Mr. Grub SWaDDed the mule
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With Mr. lJOWell for ' a gray horse,
Mr Powell' then swanned thp mnl
iir. roweii men swappea the mule
back to Mr. Grub for a scythe
and'
tmuic. j imiiv. iii- w i oULcu !Oi
1 1 L. . .11.. I... O j.'
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ve bushels of corn. I hen we con
cludfcd that Mr. Buzz-ird would fore
close his mortape as rnrn is dosnr
cios,e nis morrage as ..corn lb aa Vane-
ing, but alas1 ! He has prolonged it
iinti more rnnvpn.Vnt c.oon anH
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iine muie has been swapped for a pis
tol and then fr a do.- Exchamt
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GEO. D. GEEEIf, Pres't.
LAT. WILLIAMS.
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(INCORPORATED JAN. 3,
Successors to
GEO. D.. GREEN Bt CO.,
WILSON
"The Geo. D: Green Hiardware
1896, and as successor to the late firm
general hardware business in the town
occupied bv said firm. Will deal in
Hardware, Agricultural
utlety, Lime. Paints, Oil,
Furnishinp; Goods.
' ' Mr. Geo. D. Green, senior member,
the junior member of the late firm,
tion to the business. Mr. Samuel Hodges, Sec'y- ani Treasurer,will join t"e"
m the conduct and management ot the business of thfe corporatio'n.
Very Respectful!' .
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tr&iC seem to v
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to them
and takes ih0n.
grown into fragging -paiiis that oeeaXT
ally keep lieri m the liouse-that occasion
tmt-lier to ped. Then she
put
the
! matter, jut she won't go to a doctor V
ise slie- kijiows he will insist onJ'exai
tions " ' ajnd " local treatment
cause
inations
jrpes on,' with increasing sufferi
life itself becomes a drag. Ner-ounp
srhkingr spells," digestive disturbance
r Slf S
symptoms 4re treated as digestivt &
eases when the rootof the whol
the deraneetnent of - the oreans 'distinrtlJ
feminine. Over thirty years a go, the ne4
for a reliabld remedv for so-onlVrl
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complaints,' was recognized byDr.R.?.
Pierce, then, as now. chief eonitinv.
sician to the World's Dispensary and Iwn
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SAM'L HODGES, Sec'y 4 Tr
Corripany" was
incorporated bnuary 5fy
of Oeo. D Green & C will cojiducta
of Wilson, N. C.. at the stand former
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Implements, Buildets' Maten'al-S
PJi rr bing JVl s tenths 2nd 1
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as President!
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