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Commissioners Meet.
1 The following business was trans
acted by the Board, of County Com-
tfnvS TiKlKFTA' TOLD FOR "iW"V 'g- u.
I'.UsY READERS,
r
I ine commissioners present
Messrs. V. W. Farmer, Cha
ifvmrs Pitted u? on Our Streets
ami Ileui s.
)t,r.r"rt hat bf Sets
W. D. j P. Sharp, Perry Ren
J. Bynum and VVm. Woodard, Jr.
were
irman ;
rovv,j:
It was ordered that Thony Bynum,
. , , ' col., Be allowed to go to the County
.Ifv0u wantto buy a good watch ome -, ;
cheip g 10 J" J- PnVeU thG JeweIen j It was ordered, that Jane; Barnes
Standard Sewing Machine be allowed $2 00 per mo. for 6 m6s.
t J. J. Privett.:the Jeweler. ; ' It was ordered that Zilpha Wells
PERSONAL MEXHOZSV
Mr. Morris, of Washington, left
Thnrs'dav.
Mr. J. M. Leath left tor New York
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wash Farmer It ft ; for ; her
home in Black Creek Monday.
Mr. Homer . Anderson went to
vve?nt to Black Creek Monday.
Mr. Moye" and Miss t Fannie Moye
left for Wilson's Mills Saturday.
Prcf. E. E. Britton left for Monroe
on Tuesday. i Mr. R. H. Pittman, of Bishopsvlle,
Dr. F.M. Moye is spending some S C, was in the city Saturday.
ijv th
only
Tne V.
;son.
Cotton Mills began fallowed $2.00 for
o fl! A V 1
of
Monday
manage
It is the intention
to run the mill on
two months.
frirnd will
It was ordered that Rebecca Short
be allowed one whole ration lor four
month's.
. It was ordered that Sallie Pittman
be allowed $1 00 for three months.
It was ordered that Perry -Lucas be
u
tell you to carry
and jeuelery lor repairs
Maynard at J. J. Privett, allod 'one whole ration "for
3 mos.
lie Jfweicr. ; it was ordered that Hester Simrns
' rhe tirk cotton, bolt of the season be allowed $1.20 foif 3 months.
Kr.iuQht. in by Dr. J, T. Graves, f It was ordered that lizzie "Bryant
ttWcwsburg.' It was fuUy
ma r be allowed $2.00 loii three months.
w'-td on Jul)' 27. ' Vj It was ordered that Toby Farmer
. T . ' l be allowed half rations for two mos.
p.. u'-i'y Hall's Hair Renewer, .-. V, j i 1 T T, ,
b.y u-.i , . jt was oniered lrjat jane Barnes be
r-.v laded or discolored nair ss- , . r . .
or?., - - allowed a suit of clothes.
,un:es the natural color of youth, and The committee appointed in July
ous luxuriant with everybody. j meetine to divIde Nq- .
' Darius'-Eatrnan and Buxtom Craig j reported that trie'- dividing line would
are leading their class, the next to ; run as follows, commencing at the
gra(Juate'at the University. Both-are ' corner of Wilson county, thence up
,v--r. the Horner School, Oxford, ! the Wilson line to the fork, ot the
Mr. Marion Williams has returned
to the city, after a short abscence.
time in Dunn. j
Mrs. Jas Bradley isln the city visit-..
ing . elatives. 1. Mis. S. C. Wei's and children re
Mr, T. H, Best left for Raleieh 4 -
on Monday. -
X. G.
road, known as the Robestrow plan
tation, thence down the path leading
if. . ,1 J ' 1- 1 1
ride them - om mere 10 me aiviaing line De-
The method of getting horses ac
manned to a train is to
frnrt and around an engine. But
from the ! barnes Place, thence down, the path
tween Kinchen Watson and Jim
h? sure-' voir are away
"cods-' lor they will surely get you.
A gentleman tried this game Sunday
aiterooon and was successful. in hav
ing himself locked, up.
Mr. Henery Daniels, who lives in
Rocky Mount died on Saturday
nioht from eating a water melon It
leading to a brancji known as Mill
Brancb, down said lbranch to B. M.
Owens' line, thence down said line to
Pitt county, thence (down to the com
mencing corner, thus forming a new
district containing 69 children, 32
males and 37 females.
The report was adopted, the dis
trict made No. 48, white, and the
is supposed that the melon was-pois
oned in order to detect robbery andj committee appointed were J. T. Ea
was alterwards sold by mistake. A j son, T. R. Ellis and A. T. Smith.
nerd is also expected to die from eat
in? some of the same melon.
Campaign Solids.
A Cliild Kr j-.ys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
it 1 -! i c. it- " - w-
we nave ust receiveu -irum .iuci , . , c . . .
J. . - , when in need ,01 a laxative, and If the
music Dubhshm$r house 01 I he S. . . , . ....
iainer or moiner Dq costive or Dinous,
the most gratifyingj results follow its
use ; so that it is the best family rem
edy known and ever family should
Erainard's Sons Co.. 161 Wabash '
Ave., Chicago, a copy of the "Red
Hot Dpmnrrafir Camnaieni Sonp"
--w. - w r n e
Bock" for the campaign of 1896.
The book contains solos, duets, mixed !
and male quartettes,, and is especially
arrancrprl fnr amnnurn rlnbs. It IS
v,....
Mtettng of State Democratic Executive
Committee. .
All members of the State Demo-
or $i.oo per dozen post-paid.
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not a cheap word edition, and is sold : Cratic Executive Committee are re
fer the remarkably low prize of 10c. spectfully notified that there will be a
meeting of the committee, at Raleigh
oh Monday, Aug. 10, 1896, at 8
o'clock p. m. There will be impor
tant matters for consideration. ' -CLEMENT
MANLY, '
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
The Athletic Club.
A club for the purpose of develop
ing the physical part of the man has
been
FOR THE COUNTY CHAIRMEN.
It is requested by the chairman of
the State Executive committee that
formed. This . club has em
ployed Prof. Louis Murphy. Prac
tices will be give.n with chest ma
chines, punch bags and all other
paraphenalia used in a well equipped ! the different chairmen of the county
gymnasium. Arrangements have Pvpr,t,Vp committee will send their
teen mad for shower and tub baths, names and post-offices to the State
The dab has elected the following of- Chairman, Clement Maniy, at Ral
ficers : President, J. Ed JWoodard ; eigh", and also send as early as con
See, and Treas., Ernest Deans. The j venent the names and addresses of
Board of Directors are W. E. War- j the different township executive com
r?n, L. S. Hadley and E. G. . Rawl,' j puttees. .
n2S. At nresenr the enrollment IS n Aor th Chairman
; 1 - , , . xj y uv.i ji tiJiv viiuii iiiut
Mr. T. B. Gilliham has returned
to the city.
Mr. W. M. Farmer left for Empo
ria Thursday. .
Mr. J II Penny left Wednesday for
Ocean View. ; '
Mr. Ash Hines spent Sunday in J
rocicy iiount.
Mr. Berry Simpson was in Golds
boro Monday.
Mr. Robert Barnes 'has returned
from Morehead.
Judge Connor returned from Ral
eigh on Saturday.
Mr. Floyd Davis- has returned
from Morehead. ' v
Congressman Woodard left for
Raleigh Thursday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wainwright have re
turned to the city. -
Rev. Dr. Battle : left; tor' Peters
burg Wednesday.
Mr. T. L. Brodie left Thursday for
a months outing.
Mr. Press Simpson left for Fre
mont on Tuesday. 1
. Mr. Sylvester Hassell, of William
st6n. is in the city. '
Mr. H. F. Jones spent Sunday in
Edgecombe county. ,
Mr. Jack Sharp, of Elm City; was
in tho city Tuesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Briggs left for
Baltimore Tuesday. -
Miss Allie Barnes- returned from
Wilmington Monday. -
Mr. Frank Barnes left via Raleigh
for Norfolk Monday.
Miss Gee Winstead returned trom
Red Springs Monday.
Mr. Wade Brooks left tor Black
Creek on Monday.
Judge Jacob. Battle passed through
the city on Thursday.
Mr. Floyd Davis returned from,
Morehead Saturday.
Mr. H. C. McNair went to Toisnot.
Friday on business.
Ex. Gov. Jar vis pissed through
the city Saturday
Miss Minnie McDaniel went to
Norfolk on Friday.
Miss Mary Farmer! has returned
from Scotland Neck.
Mr. Robert Barnes returned from
Morehead Thursday.
Rev. F. S. Stickney, wife and little
daughter spent Friday in the cit'.
Miss Mary Deans and Mr. Ernest
Deans left for Rocky Mount Friday.
Mr. Randall, of the News & :01
server staff, was in Wilson Saturday.
Col. W. A. Bobbitt passed through
I the city Tuesday en route to Kinston:
Mr. J. T. McCraw and wife have
returned from a weeks' visit to More-head.
Mr. Sam Walls left Thursday for
Ocracoka for a few days of pleasure.
Miss Lucy Bradley, who has been
visiting Mrs. Lewis Bradley, returned
to Norfolk Monday.
' :. j j. i. :.; ; ,
Miss Jessie Speight, of Battleboro,
who has been the guest cf Miss Kate
Connor, left Thursday.' .
Mrs. W. H. Aiken 'and children
have rcturntd to the city, after a
month in Western Carolina.
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Messrs.! Alex Andrews and John
Andrews, (of Raleigh, passed through
the city Friday en route to Norfolk.
Mr. Frank Miller, of Goldsboro,
spent a few hours in the city this
week. ' : , '
Mrs. Douglass Winstead went
to Wilmington Thursday to visit her
mother. J
Mr. J. M. Wilson, auctioner cf the
Woodard , Warehoase left Friday fo
Goldsboro. i .'
Miss Hattie Williford, of Elm City,
who has been visiting in Saratoga,
left Friday.
Mr. E. R. Gay and wife have re
turned after a stay of two weeks at
Morehead.
Miss Mattie Shis, of Charlotte, is in
the city the guest of Miss Nannie
Harrison.
Dr. Person, retuned to the city
Monday, after; a short business trip to
Fremont.
. Mr. John E. Woodard has returned
to the city after a few days in South
Carolina.
, Mr. W. D. Taylor, of Goldsboro,
who has been visiting in Wils9n, left
Monday. .
4 Mrs. Jeff Lee, after a pleasant stay
of. ten days at Morehead , has rettirn-
ed to the city. ! ,
Gladness Comes
Withal better 'understanding ; of the ;
transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts -gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There, is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis-.
ese, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy -with millions of families, and is
every wliere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial'
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one . remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore;
all important, in order to get its .bene
ficial 1 effects, to note when you pur
chase!, that vou have the genuine arti-
-ele, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
.all reputable druggists. :
If in the enjoyment of good health,
vand the system is regular, laxatives or.
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
twenty-five, several new vmembers
ber admitted at the next meeting.
Jpworth League Meets:' ,
The EnvvnrtH T.pacriip nf the Meth
l
JNO. W. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
i Marvelojos Results.
l rom a letter written by. Rev. J.
Gunderman, of -Diamondale, Mich.,
ist-Church held its regular meeting 1 we are permitted to make this ex-
Friday night. Owing to some tract : "I have no hesitation in rec-r-:';sunderstanding
about the notice ; ommending. Dr. King's New DiscOv
very lew were present. After' the'' ery, as tne results were almost mar
devotiohal exercises, conducted by velous in the case of my wife. While
Mr- Wm, c,ay, the business, oft he 1 I was pastorof the Baptist Church at
"tnmgwas taken up. Several new Rives junction sue 3 uiuugiu u,.
names were enrolled as members of with Pneumonia succeeding La
the Lea-ue. Owing to illness Mrs: Grippe, " Terrible paroxysms of
VfcMe,-Chairman of the Committee coughing would fast hours with little
' 0a Literary Work, was not present, ' interruption andj. it it seemed as if
but was announced to the mem-' she could not survive them. A ftriend
befs of that Committee present that rocommended Dr. Kingrs New Dis
would be a meeting at Mrs covery, it was quick in'its work and
'enables house on Monday evening, ' highly satisfactory m results.'1 Trial
forthe purpose of arranging a pro- bottles free at.; Hargrave's Drug
Srarnmo for the next meeting. Store. "
Dr. Wright and wife have returned
after a week at Morehead.
Miss Martha Felton returned from
Rocky Mount Thursday,
Mrs. A. Branch and family have
returned from Morehead.
Mrs. James B. Kiilebfew ana! Mrs.
McCuddy left Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Woodard is spending
sometime in Goldsboro. '
Mr. Wash Farmer, of Black Creek
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Bettie Bynum left Friday to
visit relatives in Greensboro. '
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Rev. M. T. Moye returned from
Wilson's Mills on Monday.
Mr. Ned Rawlings ft foi a trip
in Eastern Carolina Tuesday.
Judge Jacob Battle, of Rocky Mt
was in the city on Tuesday.
Congressman F. A. Woodard re
turned from Raleigh Friday.
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'GRATEFUL
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COMFORTING
For Tired, Aching, Irritated Feet is ft
warm bath with :
CUTICURA SOAP
and a gentle anointing jwith CUTI-
CU KA (, ointment), the great skin cure.
Tills treatment allays ltchlnp and Irri
tation, soothes lntiammanon aqa
painful swelunrs or tne joinrs, son
ens nam. rougnenea sKin, ana puri
nes the perspiration.
, Sold thrfmehont the vor'd. Pottb
Dbco & Chem. Coep., l'rc.f . Bouton.
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Trunks'and Bags at M. T. Youngs.
Have you seen M. T. Young's
Millinery ?
Now is' the time to buy shoes
cheap. M. T. Young.
500 pairs extra pants, at M. T.
Young's. I
The prettiest line Shirts in town.
M. T, Young. ;
Have you seen our Straw Hats ?
M. T. Young. ; I
Big line Summer Clothing at M.
T. Young's. ,
. New line Neck Wear at M. T.
Young's. '",
Lace Curtains and .Scrim at M.'T
Young's. j
It will pay you to see Young's
Furniture. ;. 3
Clothing at half price at 1 M. T
Young's. j
FOB SiVLE.
The house and lot on which I now
live, on Tarboro street below Rarnes
street.. For full particulars write or
apply to me in person. 1
J. D. BULL.OCK.
Gold
Silver, 16 to i, or
It takes but little of either of, these precious metals to move
piles of stuff from the - ,
Be
e
II
ive.
The most of our goods , come from busted merchants and
bankrupt sales at fifty cents on the dollar: Therefore we are
in a position to offer greater inducements than - he who buys"
on long time at credit prices. j i
Cash is the mighty lever that keeps the ponderous wheels of
the "Bee Hive" grinding out bargains. .
We are offering special bargains in Shoes, Clothing, Hats
and Trunks. A big line of dress goods,, and notions on hand
at prices that defy competition. ;
"Always visit the "Bee Hive" before parting with your cash.
WHOLESALE iKD RETAIL.
Respectfully, ; ' ;
f IT ITS 7r WTT' -TTTTS