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THE WILSON ADVANCE: MAY 21, 1896.
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"A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED
Tuesday, 2Iay 12.
Philadelphia was the hottest place in
the country yesterday,, the thermometer
registering ileprfeos.'
- The - greaser New York bill, creating
city of 100,f'00 population, was
signed by Governor Morton.
The boiler of the Mississippi towboac
Harry Brown exploded twenty-five miles
below Yickitourg, Mies, and eleven live
were lost. .
H. C. Bunner, editor of. Puck, New
York's, illustrated humorous weekly, died
of consumption yesterday at his home in
Xutley, N. J., aged 41.
Francis A. Daly was awarded $35,000 oy
a Boston jury for the loss of a leg,, which
was cut off by a Lynn and Boston street
car in 1S91, when he Was 15 years old
Wednesday, May 13.
John I. Wallace and three sons, aged tu,
IS and 6, were killed by lightning near
Cadiz, Ky.
..A cyclone dreated great damage to prop
erty at Lincoln and Elkhorn, Neb., but no
'fatalities are reported.
. i The eque-triau statue of General Han
cock was uhveiied at; Washington yester
day, President Cleveland presiding at the
. exercises.
Ex-Police Capt:tin Carpenter, of Mev.
York, was t-entenctd to three months' im
prisonment; inttie penitentiary and 1,500
fine, for bribery.
U Eight membors of the school board ot
St. Louis have- been fined ; $25 each and
sentenced to ten days' imprisonment tor
contempt of court.'
Walter Pierce, who was married on
Monday at Huron,. Ind.. shot at a party of
serenaders, and, his brother Frank dropped
dead, Walter was arresred.
Delaware's Rapublicr.n convention end
ed ini split and two sets of delegates to
St. Louip, heaclel by J. Edward Acldicl:
and Senator HIggins, respectively. iAd
dicks carried the regular convention.
Thursday, May 14.
At Lexington, Ky., Miss Mazie Todd,
aged 20, a niece of President Lincoln, was
killed by a trolley car while she was bi
cycling. - - '- -
; At Yreka, Cal., Mrs. Henry Schwatka
and 6-year-aid laughter were killed by
their Chinese cc ok, who then committed
. suicide.
r v The river and harbor bill was passed by
jthe national senate, but the house has re
fused to concur, and the bill goes to con
ference. J ohn C. Tarsney, recently unseated as a
member of congress from Missouri, has
been appointed associate justice of Okla
homa Territory's supreme court.
Friday, May 15.
A committee of Philadelphia's councils
reported favorably an ordinance to in
crease firemen's salaries.
At Newport, Ky., Scott Jackson was
convicted of murder in the first degree and
t'oed to death for the murder of Pearl
- Bryan. - ...' :
it V, .-aid that Major McKinley's man
agers have-decided upon General Horace
Porter, of New York, as the vice presiden
tial candidate in the event of McKinley'a
nomination.
William H. Daly and William W. Reed,
aged 20 and 18, respectively, are under ar
rest for incendiarism at Cambridge, Mass.
- They confess setting fifty fires, causing
over 82,000,000 loss.
Saturday, May 16.
Rear Admiral T. II. Stevens, U. S. N..
retired, died yesterday at Rockville, Md.,
aged 77. :' . ' . ,
The people of Milwaukee are -boycotting-the
street railways, "owing to the unsuc-,
cessful strike of employes.,
i By a vote of .31, to 30, the national senate
decided that Henry A. Dupont was not
. entitled to a seat as senator from Dela -ware.
"
' A Buluwayo dispatch says: A party un
s der Captains Grey and Wrey attacked and
routed a body of Matabele near Theba In-
"I duns, killing nearly eighty.
At a park in Montreal last night. the
! audience refused to listen to a speech by
f fcir unarles 'J. upper, premier of Canada,
i He was Lnterr upted with cheers for Laurier.
Frederick, alias Frank Nelson, and
f, Frank Lewis, alias Lewis Mansfield, were
convicted last nierht in Washington ff
j robbing Peter Outwater, of Paterson, N.
J., with the aid pi "knockout drops." ;
Monday, May 18.
. At Brewster, Mass., Fred Alexander, 30
years old, shot and killed Miss Sadie Has
sard, andithen committed suicide. The
girl repulsed his attentions.
--.? Wilhelmina, the 16-year-old queen of
Holland, will soon be betrothed to Prince
Bernhard Henry, grandson of Grand Duke
Charles Alexander of Weimar-Eisenach.
The person appointed bv William o
I Judge, late leader of the theosophists of
;tne voria, as nis eserotic successor is Mrs.
Alice Tingley, of West End avenue, New
xorK city. , j
j Captain Williams, Mate Charles Watson
and Seamen Shira, Jones and Fitz were
'irowned through the sinkinsr of their
J schooner, Mary D. Ayer, by the steamer
pnoko in Lake Michigan, off Crosse Point.
ir Fresh Candy, Apples and Oranges
1 1 Cheathams. f t.f
The Oregon a Itccord 1'reaker.
SAXTA Barbak'a, Cal.. May 15. In her
official trial trip Vesuuday lha battleship
Oregon covered sixry-two kn(pts, the of
ficial govern meat coarse, in three hours,
forty' miautji 'a:i.l forty-oigho ''-seconds,
making the magnificent avraae speed for
thq time over tlu cjiu-v! of 1.5.7j$ knots, or
10.35 miles an hour. ' Thi spjed: places her
in the very front rank of ships of her class
in the navies of the. -world, bpating i lie
Massachusetts, which had a recrd oi 13.15
knots, and the Indiana, with a record of
15.61 knots. By ht;r great performance the
Oregon has earned for her 'builders, the
Union Iron works, a'premium bf 175, 0OJ.
McKInley Will Net Dictate Principles.
Cleveland, May 18. Ex-Goyemor Imc
Kinlcy has caused it to. to authoritatively
announce! thiit neither now nor at the St.
Louis convention will he dei-Iare" himself
xipon the currency question. He does not
want to dictate to the. convention. In other
wTbrds, if nominated, McKinley will run
upon whatever platform is given him.
Murderer Hoimner Sentciicetl to Death.
.CUMSERLAXD, Md., M;;y, 18. Simon,
Hommer, convicted of the murder of
Samuel McCarrier. alias' McAllister, in Ed
Cooney's saloon, this city, on the night of
March 14, was denied a new trial by Judge
Stake, and was sentenced to be hanged.
Hoinmer's counsel had leaded insj.nity.
Ihey have filed a motion in arrest cf judg
ment. Governor Lowndes will lix the date
of execution. '
Eugene V. Debs for President.
Chicago, May ls.--Eugeue Y- Debs was.
ziamed for the presidency of tho United
States by. the. Chicago labor congress yes
terday. The? resolution provoked a discus
sion which consumed . three hours, but it
was finally adopted by a slight! majority.
The Cashier Himself the Thief.
Spstxgfislt). ' 111.', M;iy The merr
who robbel th3 Saite Bank of Buffalo,
this county, last Thursday; have been cap
tured and have made a full confe-ion.
They are Carl Kloppenburg. the cashier of
the bank, and Joseph Kloppenburg,a drug
clerk of this city, sons of I Angust Klop
penburg, a wetilthy citizen; of Springfield.
The stolen money was.re2oyered.
Capo Fear and Yadkin Valley Ry.
Joh:: Gill, Receiver.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
In effect Dec. cV, 196. ;
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Condemned Men to Have a New Trial.
LONDON,' May 13. The Madrid corre
spondent of The Standard says: "On Mon
day Spain and the United States arrived
at an amicable 'understanding, and the
Competitor prisoners will be allowed- a
fresh trial before the ordinary court. '.under
the existing treaties, between Spain and
the United State-;."
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OpcriGcl Up,
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I wish to inform my friends and patrons
that I have changed my place of business to
the new store on the 4 Best Corner" across the
street from my old stand. Since moving I
have added very jlargely to my stock of goods
and am better prepared in every way to wait
on the trade.
In addition to my time trade I am now pre
pared to offer
Bargains to the Casli
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at bayetteville with vAtlantfc -Coast
Line for all pejints North and East at
Sanford with the Seaboard Air Line,
at Greensborl) with ' The Southern
Railway Company, at Walnut Cove
with the Norfojk & Western Railroad
for WinstoniStflem.
SOUTH BO(JND CONNECTIONS
at Walnut Cove with the Norfolk &
Weston Railroad for Roanoke and
points North afid West; at Greensboro
with the Sotitfiern Railway Company
for Raleigh. Rjchmond amd all points
North and Eas. at Fayetteville with
the Atlantic C6ast Line for all . points
South, at Maxton with Seaboard Air
Line for Charlotte, Atlanta and all
points South and Southwest. !
J. W. FRY, j W. E. KYLE,
f. Gen' Pass j Agent
Greenville R:23 m
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wjth trains on Scotland Neck branch '
Train, leaves Tarboro dailv, at
arrives Plymouth 7:35 1 m. Kt-rurnin" ' dJ-l
Plymouth 7:40 a m, arrive Tarbom w S
Tram;on Midland X. (1 branch ieaveW "i,
hftld .:20 a m; returning leavos Smi
Held t;.M n m: arrive at Goldsboro ;i:r, a n 1 -
trams; on Nashville, branch leave Jfuc-Kv Mt'
at 4:30 p m: Nashville 5:05 p m: Sprin- fr, w
v nr uul'n leaves Spring j lo;
0 a m, Nashville! 8:35 a m., arrive it I'. -kv
Mount 9:0,. daily except Sundav '
Train 011 Clinton branch leaves AVarsfw flir
Clinton daily except Sundav. at 11M ;
and 8;0 p. m. -lteturning leaves CiiuW
:00 a in. and 3 00 p m.
Train No. 78 makes close connections W( i
doc tor all jvoints north daily, all rail viV
Kichmond and daily except yunday ia ikr
mouth and Hay Line. Also at Kockv AJ-r,i
i "irtQlk "nf,C-'aroJina rail road VorN,.;
tolk daily, and all points north via nrt, :k
T J()HN F- IIVIXE,-Gen'l"tiu.t
J R. KEXLY, Gen'l Manager.
T. M. EMERSUN Traffic Manager.
Gen 1 Manoge
JOHN GASTON,
Fashionable Barber,
Nash St. WILSON, N C.
Easy chairs, razors keen;
Scissors sharp, linen clean.
For a shave you pay a dime
Only a nickle to get a shine;
Shampoo or hair cut Pompadour
You.Pav the sum of twentv cents more.
Buy your laces and ribbons at M.
T. Young's. j
Hammocks at M. T. Young's.'
Seaboard
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Route of the Famous
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Between
New York, Washington,-Norfolk & Atlanta, New Orleans, Soatliwest.
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We carry the following standard brands :
Orinoco, Farmers Bone, Cotton Seed Meal,
Eclipse, Acid Phosphate, Kainit.
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Sanford,
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Hamlet, .
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Jlonroe,
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Clinton,
Greenwood.
Abbeville,
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17 32am- 4 09 1 mv Monroe, via' S A L
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No 5 "The Atlanta SpeciaV' Solid Pullman Vestibule Limited Train, with Ruffe t Sleep
ers and Coaches no extra fare,) Washinfrton to Atlanta. 'C ongressional Limited I "put man
Parlor and Dming- Cars New York to Washington. Pullman Vestibuled Drawinr kSS
mouth 9 p m )T T runsmouin to Atlanta topen to Kichmond and Port-
No. 41, "The g. Ar L. Express," Solid; Train of Pullman Sleepers and Dav Coaehps Ports
mouth and Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman Sleepers Xew York to Weldon and I CanP Chrk-V
No, 402, "The Atlanta Special." Solid Pullman VPstibulPfi T.imrLT, S?.1. lM-
Buffet Drawing Ebom Sleepers and Day Coaches (no extra fare Atlanta to ?Wash nton
oilman SleepersTAtlanta to Portsmouth, also Monroe to Kichmond. pSllman pSK Ca -Washington
to New York. uuuida ranui y.i -
No. 38, "The 6. iA.. L. Express." 'Solid Train with Pullman Sleepers anri n3v rn.,.hK
Atlanta to WeldofrWeldon to New YorkVAtlanta to Portsmouthglcharles to xfwYorkl
. t Daily, except Sunday. :
Daily.
At Atlanta Fot Montgomery, Mobile, .Xew Orleans, Texas, Mexico" rflHfnmiuor.nn
Pensacola, Selma and Florida. ! ! xico, California, Macon.
At Portsmouthf-With Bay Line, coastwise steamers, Yashinclon Uoam 1 rr
Charles Route.'f t and from all points North and East. ; non stpamers and "Cape
For Tickets, Sleej
J NO EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN,
pers, and Information, apply to Ticket Agents, or to
i T, Jv Anderson. General Poo. a;
E. St. John, Vice-President and Gen'l Marfager. " scul.
v. E. McRee, Gen'l Superintendent. H. W. B. Glover. Traffic Mor
GENERAL OFFICES, PORTSMOTTH, VA.
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