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THE WILSON ADVANCE: AUGUST! 27, 1896. DON'T WAIT KRuM CURRITUCK TO CHEROKEE. A REVIEW OF RECENT HAPPENINGS , : THROUGHOUT THE STATE. . For a Cold to Run into Bron chitis or Pneumonia. Check it at Once ' WITH AYER'S Cherry Pectoral. "Early in the Winter, I took a g severe cold which developed into cs an. obstinate, hacking cough, o: veryi painful to endure and troubling me day and night, for 5 nine weeks, in spite of numerous 0$ remedies. Ayer's Cherry Pec- o toral being recommended me, I S3 4 began to take it, and inside of 24 0 Chairman; Manly in speaking of possible their joint debate between "j Watson and Guthrie says: "Yes,1 I received a letter from Mr. Hal. Ayer late yesterday evening looking t -Kv.ird an arrangement for a joint canvass' between Messrs. Watson and Guthrie. We met at noon to-day and consulted, and I told Mr. Aver j that Mr. Watson would be ' in town Thursday, and that perhaps then j some more definite arrangement j could be made. At present, how ever; the- published arrangements of Major 'Guthrie cover dates until Sep tember 5th, and those ol Mr. Wat son until September 12th. No doubt some suitable arrangement will be made as soon as I see Mr. Watson." From other sources it was learned 1 that Judge Russell, also, should meet j Major Guthrie News and Obser ver.: ' Mr. Thomas Ganton, propritor of the largest r tail dry goods and fur- ! niching store ol Raleigh will vote for call for that lime and place "to elect j a delegate to the National convention and to transact any other business connected therewith." ? The "nation al convention" referred to in the con vention ol Hannites that meets at a Indianapolis soon. ,' The State Prohibition convention which met in Salisbury on Aug 20 nominated the following ticket. For governor, James R.Jones of Greens boro lieutenant governor, II. J, Dowell; secretary ol state, Thomas P. Johnston; treasurer, James Hdff rrian; auditor, A. C. Sherrill; superin tendent of public instruction, G. W. Holmes. State electors were also nominated. - - j Bryan. . He says, "I shall support Hours,--l was relieved 01 tne o: ticklinfT in mv throat: Before I o5 finished the bottle, my cough "f : Bryan lor the Presidency, and 1 wish it understood that I am a free silver was nearly gone. I cannot speak os too highly of its excellence." o jMrs.?ij. oscn, jaron, umo. 03 01 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral SI Received Highest Awards ! AT THE WORLD'S FAIR oj 0000000000000000000000 oc? to I Tile Maii sir Wonian who has -bought r I., FROM Wootten & Stevens, Will tell you, that is tne place to get the Best Goods for the least money.- WANTED, A rt-liiab'e lady or gentleman to. distribute samples and make a house-to-house convass for bur 'VetretaHe Toilet uaps. 540 to 75 a snonth easily made. Address Crofts & Reed.; 842 to ho Austin Avenue, Chicago 111. My Stab! as are Open Night and Day. YOU CAN HIRE A GOOD HORSE AT AN Vr HOUR, OR HAVE YOUR. OWN TEAM HOUSED AND CARED FOR. REMEMBER WE Bullock's ARE AT STAND J,,. J BEST. -GET YOUR OB PRIITI1 AT THE ADVANCE OFFICE. are a source of comfort. They are. a source of care, also. If you care for your child's health, send for illustrated book on the disorders to which children are subject, and which Frey's Vermifuge xtas cured lor 50 years. One bottle by mail for 25 cents. E. & S. FREY, , " Baltimore, Md. ) Republican. I voted for Grant and I ! have supported every Republican candidate lor the Presidency, since that time, but I cannot support McKinley. I said prior to the Republican con vention that ii silver did not receive just consideration from -that party that whatever party did give the white metal that consideration which was intended lor it by the framers of the constitution would receive the support of the masses ol the American people. - ' I . . - - . ' i Near Taylorsville a few days agb while threshing wheat, a little bo who was cutting the binds made a mislick and cut the feeder across the back of the hand, making an ugly wound. Filled with excitement to gether with madness the; feeder grabbed the boy and threw him into the machine. Betore the machine c mid be stopped half-of the boy's body was torn to pieces.! Two of the poor unfortunate boy's brothers were present, and when they aw their littlt brother murdered in cold blood, they sprang at the murderer, dealing two blows with a pitchfork, either of which would have been fatal. He only lived a few minutes. Ral eigh Press Visitor, i "';'; Trie Washington Post says: "Mr. Bryan's trip to North Carolina is but the payment of a debt ot gratitude. He spoke a year or two ago at Greensboro in that State, and - made such a favorable impression that when the. North Carolina delegation went to Chicago it contained a majority of Bryan men. They were loyal to him from the first, and his visit to the State will be a recognition of the part which the North Carolina delegatiou played in securing his nomination. It is said that his trip through the StEjite will be a continual ovation, as he'is extremely popular there." " The North Carolina Horticultural bopiety met at Southern Pines, Aug. 20th. There was a good attendance 61 'representative men from all sec tions of the State. The forenoon was spent in an interesting discussion b)H members of the society on mat ters pertaining to . the culture and shipments of fruits in North Carolina. The afternoon was spent in visiting thej experiment farm, Van Lindley's great orchards and the beautiful lit tle city-of Pinehurst, in each of which the, visitors seemed to find interest and pleasure. News and Observer. The meeting of Third party Dem ocrats (gold standard men) will prob ably be $eld at 'Greensboro on the '26th unst. Louis de Lacroix, of Oxford, who has been running the "sound money" campaign in this State for sometime, has issued the J-: It appears that Newbern is now the principal port ol entry for gold bug ideas for the North Carolina democra cy. About 100 of the party met there the other night and repudiated the Chicago platiorm. It, is to be hoped a silver tidal; wave will strike the town and salt these fresh fish. -Durham Record. . One of the colored men charged with the murder of Mr. John Lee, at Whiteville, Columbus county, two weeks ago, was arrested last Tuesday in Lumberton. The man confessed the crime, and said he had been hired by a white man to kill . Mr. 'Lee. '.' ,: .' ' The Populist of Rockingham held their county convention at Wentworth last week and endorsed Kitchen for Coiress. Nominations . were made for nly a portion ol the county and t;tive ticket, lnese vacancies filled by the Democrats. T e Populists of Alamance County i . ' dcx ; county convention have c1-h 1 1 red for fusion with Republicans. The Pops took Sheriff, Treasurer, Curoner and two Commissioners, the remainder of the pie was given to the Republicans. .'' - The Populists have decided not to fill out the vacances 'on the State tick et with Republicans, this is a deal only for the present. YValser has been notified of his selection. Senator John E. Fowler of Samp son has been nominated for Congress in the Third district by Populists. He was nominated on the fifteenth ballot. , The Bertie Republican Convention hcis declared for fusion. Some new men were nominated, the remainder being taken from the Populist lay out. ThevDemocrats of the EigLt Con gressional district nominated Lieut Governor Doughton for Congress, on the 133rd ballot. To Keduc Acreage. The Tobbacco growers in the vicinity of Grassy Lick, Montgomery County, held a meeting last week in the interest of Tobacco acreage re duction. The Mt. Sterling Advance reports that there was a large attend ance of the farmers. W. R. Dean was appointed chairman and W. H. Ramsey secretary. A committee was appointed and resolutions offered and adopted : That as the prices of Tobacco had gotten belowj cost of production, and with a large surplus of old Tobacco still on hand, with the markets and manufacturers all crowded, and one of the largest and best crops ever grown in Kentucky now ready to be housed. Resolved that every Tobacco grower would do all in his power to stop the production of said crop for the year 1897. A committee was appointed to meet other committees from the county in Mt. Sterling next County Court day, at 1 o'clock p. m., to send delegates to Louisville to the State ! Convention called to meet August 25, 1896 .Winston Tob. Journal. Thefae - liails elgnature is ea - ever raphes. for I nf ants and Children. " 6astoria isso well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescriptiou known to me." IL A. Archer, M. D., . lilSo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. '"The use of iCastoria is so universal and its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach." Caelos Maetyn, D. D., New York City. , Castoria cures Colic, Constipation Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kills Worms,; gives sleep, and promotes di. gestion, : i " " .Without injurious medication: "For several years I have recom&esd?i Castoria, and shall always continue to do so, as it has invariably produced Ix-neficiai 'results." ' f j ; Edwix F. Pardee, M. P., 125th Street and 7th Ave.,; Je.w York City The Centaur Cohpany, 77 Murray Street, Xew York Cm. 1 I 1 LO0K 1 t f IF you have not already purchased you are just in time. I have just received a new shipment of Hats in all the latest styles, not hats alone but in fact a COMPLETE LINE OF MILLINERY, .and as I tremely lovy prices and for the next 30 days the bargains I ofieruill astonish jlou. Call early, secure bargains and avoid the rush. ' I have also received a new line of j Stamped Linen and Embroidery: Silks All fresh and new designs, which I also offer at very reduced rates. Thanking you for past patronage and soliciting the same in the future "l am, Very respectfully, ' MISS BETTIlTljEE. 1 4 4 4 1 J.W l' ..l.t.l. GEO. D. GSEElf, Pres't, LAT. "WILLIAMS, SAK'L E0DGE3, Scc'y. & T.ea V GEO HARDWARE 0 . D. GREEK (INCORPORATED JAN. 3, 1S96.) Successors to . GEO. D. GREEN: &X WILSON, N. C. "The Geo. D. Green Hardware Company7' was ineorporated January 3rd, 1896, and as successor to the late firm of Geo. D., Green & Co,, ivvill conduct a general hardware business. in the town of Wilson, N, C, at the stand formerly occupied by said firm. Will deal in Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Builders' Materials, utlery, Lime, Paints, Oil, Plumbing-M aterials and House . Furnishing Goods. Mr. Geo. D. Green; senior member, as President, and Mr. Lat. Williams, the junior member of the late firm, will continue to give their personal atten tion to the business. Mr. Samuel Hodges, Sec'y. and Treasurer, will join them in the conduct and management of the business of the corporation. - - ' Very Respectfully, 6-23-6m. Geo. D. Green Hardware Company,. H. G. COMOR, President. J. C. HALES, Cashier. BRANCH & GO, WILSON, 2ST. o, TRANSACTS A GENERAL BASKING BUSINESS IN ITS FULLEST SCOPE. , SOLICITS THE BUSINESS OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. "25-27-tf !.. i 1-11 urn. As bright as Silver. As pure as Gold. As cheap as Brass, While North buying" Silverware we selectee! a full line of orna ments in .... . . . . . iroMINTJM . . Pins, Buckles, Picture Frames, Match Safes And a hundred other articles, lute guarantee not to tarnish. atcKesrC Plate Gass Front. Every article sold under absc Also a full line of RAWLS, Co" .Nash Street.
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