THE WILSON ADVANCE: AUGUST 27, 1896.
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WU.bON LOCALS.
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PERSONAL. MENTION.
day.
Rev. Dr. Hall was in the city Mon-
-,t iters Fiflced up on Our Streta
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' ami Hears.
Alex Green has returned to the
! city. ; '
l J. Wiggins has returned, to the
S city. .
Call at1 my
. , . Walter Aiken leit Sunday for Spring
Drug Store and get the rj
, " , r . jHope. i
D. Herring. ' eo W.. WqGten I'eir Monday lor
I T-TioVf.rir
Vo.r. frieRd will tell you to carry Henry .Blount has .returned from
YPl,r watch and jewelefy lor repairs j Asheville.
to 0. V. M ivmrd at J. J. Piivett, Ed W. Simpson left Thursday for
the Jeweler. .' S Ringwobd. . ,
I:- vu want a reliable dye that will J Mrs. Calvin Barnes left Friday for
c0!or an even brown or biack, and Somh port.
ivease and satisfy you every time, ' .
' , v"" r-i K. fuJwu;, 1 Mrs. Mary Daniel left Tuesday, for
,.e Buckingham's. Dye tor the Whis-! ' , r
r V ... ; Seneca, S. C .
kers. .- - ... 1 '
Our buyer is in. the Northern mar- j W- M. Carter left Sunday for a trip
tsoetuW in bargains' lor the fall , to Baltimore.
trade..- Before purchasing your goods j Mrs. Tom Davis has returned from
be sure to see ' the new stock ot M. Seven Springs.
T Voun y. See new'ad next week. I j' i ' , rt tvT a r
i. iuV r Geo. Hackney left Monday for
Lyman A. Gotten went Irom the . Rocky Mount. .
Horner School at Oxord to Annapo-
ie stands i
Rev. F. S. Stickney left Friday for
Mr. Gabe Royal spent Thursday
in Goldsboro. .
Miss Eliza Hodges left Wednes-
coin petit! ve examination.
amoi the first in a' large class, in
which are gmany college graduates. .
Garon the fashionable barber sit-
'.uated cn'Haft:i street,, ucai uuui iu ;aay ior laruoro.
Haro rave's .Druor Store, has had Herman Winstead left for Rocky
e'.rctne Justs' put into nis snop. it ;
ro.v presents a- nice appearance.
-arid 'sce' hi:n and. he will do you ;
Mount Sunday.
W. II. Davis returned from R.al-
; eigh Wednesday.
Ned Rawlings left Tuesday for
a business trip iri the Eastern part
the State.
Miss Sailie Hadley has returned
from an extended tour in. Eastern
Carolina.
MrJ; Bruner, the pitcher that d
the work ior Franklin Thursday left
on Friday. - i
Miss Minnie Humphrey who has
been visiting Ed Mayo left Thursday
for Tarboro.
.. Messrs. Chas., Harriss and John
Green made a flyine ' 1 visit to Elm
City Thursday. -
Mrs, Fentress, of Wilmington,
mother of Mrs. Maggie .Nadal, is vis
iting in the city.
Mr. Emory Douthit who has been
visiting Mrs. Moore returned to Ral
eigh Wednesday. j
W. D. Watson, a large tobacco
. i
exporter of Danville, spent some time
in Wilson this weekj 'j
- Miss Lizzie Farrar, after a visit to
Miss Mary Hadley has returned to
her home in Tarboro.
The Misses Bryan, of Goldsboro,
who have been visitiriir Miss Mahe
Deans, left yesterday.
K. W. Weaver left Saturday
Ringwood where he spent Sunday
with E. W. Simpson.
Miss Mary E. Williford of E
City who has been visiting Mrs. J. P
Williams left Thursday.
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Mr. F. W. Danner, general agent
of the Equitable Life Assurance
Seciety, was the guest of his brother
W. A. Danner on Sunday. 1
Miss Ray Camp, Frank Bow
ers snd Richard Kitchen, of. Scotland
Neck, who 'have -.been visiting Mrs.
Setzer left Wednesday. ' i
Rev. T. D. Thomas of Rocky
Mount spent Friday with his brother
Rev. James Thomas, pastor of the
Wilson Presbyterian church.
Rev. M r. Long pastor tf the First
Baptist church ' of Go'dsboro sptnt
Thursday with friends in the -city He
w.is a zcom pained by Mrs. Long. ;
Messrs Applewhite, Peacock and
Amerson ofStantonsburgleft Monday
for Littleton, where there will attend
school during the coming session,
S. T. Honcycut. passed, .through
Wilson Saturday enroute to Washing
ton, where he played . ball against
Franklin on Monday and ' Tuesday.
Mrs. J. M. Holt and Mrs. C M.
Roney, of Richmond, are on a visit
to Mr. j. G Roney, the American
Tobacco Co's. representative at this
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Mr. Ed Barnes has returned from
an extended stay at Morehead and
Seven Springs. W e are glad to see
that he is very much improved in
health. . .
Elm'" City was the scene of an at
tempted murder n Tuesday. A
strange negro said, to be from Rocky
Mount and a negro barber, Ephriam
Joyner, were in the woods near Elm
City gamblings The . parties were
,alone, so It is not known how the
quarrel began, but jthere was a quar
rel the result of vhieh was a fatal
wounding of Joyner. The would-be
murder escaped at once. The
hounds of Mr. Grantham, Ex-Shentt
of Wayne County, were immediately
when ior. . He Came bringing the
hounds. Tlie dogs' found a trail and
ran it for several miles orv Tuesday
night, but nothing could be found , of
the assassin's whereabouts. The:
negro was not dead early this morn
ing bui is expected to die.
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A social was eiven at the house of
Mr. Doug Hackrey on Friday night f moth Wednesday..
to a party of friends. The party was
treated to 'nlcsic and refreshments.
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Tre honor oi -Deing an exceiicui xiusl . T . n. r - u, ,
1 . .. . r , i . Miss LizzleXrowell left lor Vcsn-
iRd hostess ,-as given .., ana j N c Fr;day
Mrs. Hackpey. - j
J- C. Ratliff.the hustling proprietor
of the "Bee Hive," returned Thurs
Havfrom a trio North where he has
Don Tyson left Thursday for Oak j been to lay in his tall and winter
1?'.,r-( whr he wiil he. in school i Ji- "
F. F. Rollins returned lr.om Plv-1 . . . - I - fe
nnnncr me coining vtai.
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I TTic: nif DailcrhfrHTe of Roc
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nsrnesi. i oung peni a icw uay, , has been " visiting M
the city tms weeK.
i laot 1. ivi. miaerson jeit l uursuay
cy . for Goldsboro. At this place he. will
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oe joiuta oy ivirs. niiuejsow, lhc3
Messrs. jvrooiten & . Stephens
have just received a new lot of furni
ture from tlie new factory of White
Co, at Mjbane, N. C: This fac
..tcry is-doin; excellent work and we
are "glad to see that it is being han
vleu bv 'our furniture houses. j
Dr. N. B. Herring left Friday for a
week at the Sea Coast. .
. Mr. Litt Alley, an old Wilsonian,
was in .he city Sunday. .
Robt. Drake has returned from a
tour in Eastern Carolina. ;
Kate Mei cer k 1 1 Monday
Misses Nora Sutton and Dawson at Seven Springs.
i
i of LaGrange, passed through the cjty
Thursday enroute to Tarboro."
will spend the rem linder of the. week
i Tohn C. Hadlev left Tuesday for
Mr; Gabe Royal,, of Goldsboio, j BaItimore to huy 00ds. :
I Misses Daphne and Irma Can away
; who have been spending :-o:ne time
M-. Winstead of 'New Bern, wjth eir uncle in Greene County,
who has been visiting relatives in the returned to the -city Friday. . They
city left for his home Thursday
left; Monday for thier .home; in
Miss Florence Boylan of Raleigh, Greensboro
who has1 been visiting Miss El
Branch returned home Saturday.
en
who has been in the , city lor some
Vi'i- Lpp-n pmnlfived bv Mr.
iiVrji, . iia-i w . - - t . j j
Cheatham i to ; make candy.
-After
; Mr?. Bettie '.Irwin, of Texas, is vis
itine Airs. Frank Barnes.
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i.. ... 1 facVt nrl r fail DP I .
, , . . v pfnnj a have returned to the city.:
had every day at Cheatham s stand, ;
opposite iNational Bank.
Dr. F. M. Moyehas gone to Sev-
; en Springs for his health.
Y,uri).y won't Live a Month. Rufus Beeman of Speights Bridge
iSo.Mr. Gillam Brown, of 34 Mill j eft Monday for Littleton.
Sr, South j Gardner, Mass., was told j Mrg R M White, of Baltimore, is
: 1v the doctors. His son had Lung j . . Maie Nadal.
r.xt.... 7-J- - .
J. H. Taylor received a prec
ions little g;li Thursday, in the shape
Miss Daisy Gillespie,' of Tarboro, ol.a: little curly hairexl four year old
came to the city Thursday for a girl. She. came in on the A. C. L.
train from Norfolk tagged to :"my
Grandpapa."
the1 Mr. P. R Brooks, of Black Creek,
was in the city Thursday. ; He vvas
H! I . ..1 kTnHorc iirhn ha? hPPIl . '
, . . . . ,7. . . t A . everything else indicating that he was
Ka ,n pvtPnHpH vmit m Virginia and - -
Gladness Comes
tTiith a better understanding 01 me
VV transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef-
forts n-entle efforts pleasant efforts
rio-htly'directed. There is comfort m
the knowledge, tnax so many iw "
sickness are not due to any actual ur
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, syrup 01 u pxuipi.
ly removes. That is why it is the only .,
remedy with millions of families, andia
evervvv'here esteemed so highly by all :
whbValuc good health. Its beneficial
effects We 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,
alf important, iri order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by. the Cali
fornia Fi? Svrup Co. only and soid by
11 reputable aruggists.
;n ti.n. pninvmant of crood health,
and the system is rcg-alar, laxatives or
other remedies are then not neeaed. It
afflicted with any actual disease one;
may be commended to the most skillful
or, n if in need of a laxative.
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed - everywhere, fcyrup oi
Figs stands highest aad is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
weeks.visit with the Gold family.
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Major B . S. Royster, Inspector
the State Guard, passed through
city y esterday enroute to Tarboro.
trouble, following Typhoid Malaria,
and he spent three hundred and seventy-five
dollars with doctors,: who
imally gave him up, saying : "Your
i.., ' nn c month." He tried
wjy v11 L M . 7
Bri
t I
King s
New Discovery and a few
bottles restored him: to health and en
abled him to go to work a perfectly
vyell man- He says he owes his
present good health to the use of
Dr. King's New Discovery, and
lnows it to be the best in the world
Trial Bottles Free
J. Willie Stallings, of Newbern, is
visiting relatives- in the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin returned to
her home in S. C. Tuesday.
Mrs. Lula Hart left for Baltimore
on Saturday to visit relatives. - . ..
Alex Greene and his little daughter
left, yesterday for Wbitakers.
Miss Katie Thorp, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting in the city. :
Rev. Mr. Davis and family have
for Lung trouble, lnal bomes rice , frQm Elizabeth City,
at Haro rave's Drug Store. Regular j . . f p ,r
size 50c. and $1.00.
thel Last Excursion.
: Mr. R. E. Pippin will run a grand
Excursion to Richmond on Sept. 3d,
returning on 'Sept. 6th. There will
; also be an excursion run by Mr. Pip
j pen from Raleigh on Sept. 8th. Ar
; rangements have been made ,.by
! which those who desire to spend sev-
. ':. 1-. 1.- 7a;rnnPr-
era days in with her mother in Washing
, i Jon can wait over until after the sec , w .
una excursiun. xiw 0
be made; to Weldon on the return
Jtripr This is your last chance to see
Sam Clark left for Rocky Mount
on Saturday to visit relatives.
Mr. Tucker, of the firm of Tucker
& Co., spent Sunday in Raleigh.
" Fred Hewlett has returned from
a visit to relatives in Charleston.S. C.
Miss Virginia Thorp of Rocky j
Mount is visiting Miss Daisy Weav-
er.' : ; '.
Mrs. F. S. Stickney is spending the
Maryland, has retured to the city. .
David Qats,of Clinton, one of the
staff of the North Carolina Baptist
spent a few hours in the city Thurs
day. . . '
Mr. Sam Honeycutt after doing
up Franklin in great shape on Thurs
day left Friday for his home in C
ton.
Messrs E. B. Ruffin and J.
Iullock have 'returned from New
York where "they have Seen buying
a straight Democrat- Mr. Brooks
says Black Creek must be counted
for Democracy and if hard work will
do the business it will be,,'
lay
goods.
To Cleanse the System
Effectually yet gently, when costive
or bilious, or when the blood is' .im
pure; or sluggish, to permanently
overcome habitual constipation, to :
Y) awaken the kidneys and liver to heal
thy activity, without irritating or Furniture
weakening themto.dispel headaches,
colds, or fevers, use Syrup of Figs.
See our Dress Goods.
Young. ''- . .
Nickel alarm clocks one dollar on
y at . J. Privett, the Jeweler.
Rugs. A new lot just in. M. T
Young's.
The prettiest line Shirts in town."
M. T. Young.
' Have you seen our Straw Hats ?
M. T. Young.
Big line ' Summer Clothing at M.
T. Young's. ' : : n "
Wear at M, T -
New line Nec
Young's.
Lace Curtains and Scrim at M. T
Young's. 1 :
It will pay you to see Young's
Clothing at half price at M. Tv
Young's.
Ben Amerson has returned from
the Firemans Association at Salis-
i,0 of Richmond. The ; bury. . ;
points of interest are' the Jeff Davis Mrs. P. A. Tyree. of Enfield, who
Monument, the Confederate Monu- has been visiting Mrs. Simpson left
rnenf Fee's Monument, and several i Tuesday.
other old souvenirs. . The excursion Messrs Ed Barnes and T. M. An-
Mr. Henry Blount left for Blowing
Rock Tuesday. He has been invit
ed to lecture before a large audience
tonight.
N. B. Smith, of South Boston;
Va., one of Nashvilles hustling auc
tioneers, passed through the city
Thursday.
Messrs Tom, Hannerford and Abe
Morris after spending a few days with
friends in the city left for Washington
on Friday. j
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Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. j Wright,
who have been : the guests ; ot I Dr.
Herring for some time have gone to
Mount Olive. j '
Mrs- Joseph Mullen and her j son,
Silver, 16 to 1, or Qold.
It takes but little of either, of
piles of stuff from the
these precious metals to move
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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 lone time at credit prices.
Cash is the mighty lever that; keeps the ponderous wheels of f
s "Bee Hive" 9-rindino- out bargains. ; .t
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Swill be un to date, special 1
have been secured at all the leading j
; hotels. The refreshment car will di
vide the train, so the colored and
i white passengers will not. be together.
y Fare for the round trip $2.50. :
derson returned Monday from Seven
Springs,
;Tie fae-
visiting Capt. Sam Hodges left for
their home Tuesday.
' W. J. Nichols and brother, of
Pitt County, were in the city Fnday.
They recognize the good qualities of
the Wilson tobacco market and so
bring their crops here for sale, i
the "Bee Hive grinding out bargains.
We are offerinp; special bargains in Shoes, Clothinp-, Hats ; !
auio Jww r " " ' ; j I - v -u - 1
Mofht, of Baltimore, who have been anfj Trunks. A big line ot' dress goods, and notions on hand
at prices that dely competition. f
Always visit the "Bee Hive" before parting with your cash,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Respectfully,
Jf- G.
2a lt-9m.
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