THE
WILSON
ADVANCE.
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"LET ALL THE ENDS THOU IYAIV AT BE THY COUSTRY'S, THY GOD'S ASD TRUTHS." ' .'
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
WILSON, 2sT. a, SEPT, 24, 1896.
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FROM CURRITUCK
TO CHEROKEE.
tobacco:
! A RE VIE VV OF;. RECENT HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
1 GLEANINGS ! FK03I THE TOBACCO
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JULKNALS 1 FOU THE BENEFIT ;
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OF THK TOBACCO FAK.UKltS. 4 '
The Greensboro Tobacco Compa
ny his been denied the use of the
i EDUCATIONAL-
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This Column is i litrt Especially for the
feathers of Wilson County.
' I- The Democrats and PoDulists in
yes! Well to see sightfe that .will please the eye and suit the 27th Senatorial district havej ils as fraudulent
the pocket book, we advise you to take a look at the
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Now open to you at the CASH RACKET STORES.
They are sights worth seeing, worth buying. Not confined" to
- - Una rf rrrrr a Tnt- nil
NEVES
BE
has this store, in its whole history,: placed before the people of
this little city such a variety of goods ' at prices quite so
ridiculous. , ..
Lies and Gents ?
flKPn In tno rfiponf lomnrofif" rrn
vention held at Lexington vacancies
were left for Populists.
V Although Wilson and Danny Rus-
seipare at pads Wilson says Kusseli
is to come down, but Danny says
not until yon put 'up the cash. He
is out, too jmuch to quit what he
thinks to be awinning game. While
Russell and Guthrie decide which
will come down Watson will climb
the fence.
The Buncombe county Populists
held a caucus Saturday and decided
Notions. Statione
FurnisMngs, Laces, Corsets,
v, Hard ware and
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Tinware, bopps, Brushes, of all Kind.
AW: can knock com pet
1 . r . i 1 r
-siano'. ) tome, see ior vouren.
Hon clear out of sight, (iixcuse the
At its recent annual meeting, the
' Tobacco Board of Trade of Raleigh,
elected officers as follows : Mr. E.
L. Fleming, President ; Mr. V. B.
Moore,Vice President and 'Mr. E. W.
Thomason, Secretary and Treasurer.
L. W. Ashby's Sons, plug tobacco
manufacturers .ot Mt. Airy, N. .C,
made an assignment Snptember 3d,
: to Mr. T. M. Patterson. A merchan-
tllf. firm of tl-iof- r-v1lc tn trViI-Vi Viotr
were interested also went to the wall
, Mr. E. T. Mosely, a prosperous
farmer of this rountv thi? vear made
to call their county convention for j 19.500 pounds of tobacco- on 14 acres
October 2'. The Populists willnot of land and sold his crop ungraded
fuse but will probably nominate sound fir $1,950 co Messrs. Crisp, Wootten
candidates named by both the Dem-s: Co. ' He made a fine profit on his
ocratic and Republican conventions, j tobacco crop.- Kinston Free Press.
It is said that nearly ' every man in
the c-iucus expressed himself in favor
of endorsing J S Adams for Congress.
Calvin and Oliver Duncan, broth
ers an$ members of 'one of Alegha
hy Co's best- families, were ' brought
Here is the latest on the tobacco
worm scQurge ih Western Kentucky:
The, tobacco worms continue , una
bated. The flies have laid a new
"setting of egs which are now .be
ino hatched. . A farmer in the Schoc-
J. M LEAjTH, Manager
here and placed in jail Saturday for oll neigborhood "Voiild not put his
safekeeping. They are charged with ;.tobacco in-tlis'barn'for fear the worms
being implicated In : the murder of vouideat his bam down, while near
Scpitk McCraw j iiler of Aleh any, ; Spa this' week, after eating up a forty
several weeks ago. The brothers, ncre patch, the worms had one of the
with their friend,; Offered to put up ,;irm lURds down trying 'to choke a
Corner nash and Tarbord Sts.
PTlie Casn Rac
SOUTEEEH
kfit Store:
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1 Manas.. V;:
1 tes?ul r..Uesr..p't v
o;'t. 17. A ?i. iinue-:iifuleve--.rofw;iy'
to vert.
tlio tSusuns-.i N:iHwiinl bank. Thy.!h:6vo.-.
?u'f-'Cv,iO:l only in forcintr' the "m:yn iloor
to vhc. h:nk l.)nil(lin;r. v.'hon ' tf.oy'wore
ir;:vh toned awav ; bv: the electric iilai'm
a $50,000 bond r but judge Hoke, be
fore whom they .: spr"; ?.red ; refused to
bail them. The meiL wiii have, to fe
here until March before' they are
tried. Winston Sentinel. "
q"jid out ,cf his mouth. Russellville
Ledger. . .
Education can only develop a.nd -
unfold, it cannot create anything
new." Rosenkranz. ;
It is a chief business of education to
pass from distinctly percieved v indi
vidual notions to clear, general nc-
tions," Pestalozzi. -
More people are spoilt by a false
. . '.
education than ever inherited - their
corruption as an endowment from
nature. Rosewitz.
I Education gives man nothing which f
he could not have developed from
within himself. : It gives him that
which he might have developed with
in himself more quickly and easily.-
Lessing. : ;
'He who. early teaches children to
bear what they will have to undergo
in alter life, who lets those rules, "which
are in future to guide their factions,
guide them now and who finally has
them repeat these so often and so long
that they no longer err, has ; accom
plished not a little." . ' L
The marrovv of education is itself
' -
destroed, if the first fesh presenta
tions become , old without being per
ceived, of lifeless repetitions are tedi
ously extended, where interest should
eagerly seize ; if life 1 fqrrns of speech
in which' wealth of convtction even
best loves to express:ite)f, are. bereft'
of their spirit, . and laid away as
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corpses n ine- caverns of memory:
I leibart. ; - , v V
'.iTTf.E Kock. Sept. 10. In" 'UncraV
t'fiih!p n i-.'-ye-ir-ld Polish boy 'jnamed
-Ku iiNk! kiiled a""-l-.yfe'ir-ild child bt An-
(bew Z::l.-;.?ic by striki:itr it on tljo head which con p.oc-t.s thiivu-i th." Tho,nlarni -.-Jso
with a ehrb.'-He. l'h.cu'--du.! ?i' shallop-firuye ' connects Y.i:h the beaiooni ofC. L, Hyn-
sen. one tlv." director-; of the bannk, -iud-
j Avhen it'founcfed-((u;ckiv tircssed and
hurried to the built inc.- Ho found cvevy-
thin 'quiet, but evidence; of the attempt
.iintl.lmrk-dhis liatle comp-anio'ii, -ajid then
-'-o::ile. Ala., ep't. 21. The Mol-ilo col-
Sidd.
': Ly.'( i;iri;G, Va., Sept, 17. Messrs Bow-
:i;ind Sharp, United States coutrt com-Jin.-sioiiois.
sold here vesterdar af dcrnooh
;the-I)urha.in division:-.of the Norfolk and
Western .railroad Th.e fthlv lid 1ras one
"'m.tm n;ade bv the bondholders' re
.vau men are pinnnmtr to help the ( uoans
u 1-("';;..-;. i that l.(iJ) will be enlisted in
tnetare of f.v.f.;irvi . A kw writ.-moet- ' Va. "Pa so.- Tex.V ont. l.h A tele-rrani
inpr was held, Fridav nisrht and iseveral ! frou-vLas Cruces, N. 2.L, sttfes that a bod
Mated colored volniiteers enlistfcd, it -is; of seventy-live armed Mexicans has just
I -IT ill I' 1 111 I'V.
passed a station above Las Cruces, coming
towards. 'El Paso, that the. nic:i a re well
inoiint e 1 a :ul all ariviod with new Win
chester rifles. At midnight the. police ar
rested 'three Mexicans 0:1 the river above
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C iucord, Sept. 19. -The Populist
county convention was held in the
court bouse to day. fusion with the
Republicans was effected by leaving
the nomination of sheriff and one
commissioner vacant !fur" the Repub
licans. The nominations were as
folLows: commissioners, J L Stafford,
E P Deal; coroner, M C Walter; sur
veyor, M G Lents; cotton 'weigher .
R W Diggers; treasurer, G Ed Kest
lerv register of deeds, W M Wed
dington; House. A F Hileman; Sen
ate, John A Simsy Charlotte Obser
ver. ' "
I';'1-' Kiicky Mount Ileporf,
i As our market and Rocky Mount
are rivals for the honors as a .tobicco
market "sori:e points printed, in the
Western Tobacco journal will be of
interest to 'Wilsou tobacco men. The
fo!10wing;'.'is selected from that ; re
port,. The 'feport was made by Ed
gar W. Smith' Pres. T. B. T.3 f '
,' Below I append the figures taken
from "the records 'of ' the' Board of
Trade, and they can. be relied on as
being as tccurate'as it is, possible to
obtain them :'
Ar. Value. ' ' 'Ay..
140,625 tK) i 2 50
"265, 300 00 f ( 1 2 00
; 585,Op6 CO II OO
487,866 66 ' ' ' 10 23
740,604 52; ' 9.85
! A glance at the above figures will
reveal a record of which any market
could he justly proud, and many easily
. Pouiids. -'91
1,125,000
'92 2,215,000 .
'93 3-5(K).oq
'94 4,768,232
'957,606,264!
'iiization crinitLeo.
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Va
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ScDt. 10. Mr. I3ryn,
to whether ho-had received
ItaiKlolpli's Strn Tic ket.
The Democratic convention met
at Asheboro Saturday and wascalled
the city, armed with three new Titles, six I tQ order by Chairman Ross. It was . . J . ; . ; ' - .u . u
rcvlvers end i,oo;i rounds of annrainition. - 7. ' . .put us in the front ranks oi the tobac
tne lartjesi conveuuuii asscuiuicu licic . . u t 1
. co pnarkets of the world. I have not
in years. Everything was harmo- : . . , r .- i: .v .-
y , ; . seen-the official figures. from the. other.
nious ana a winning ticket was uuun-
- -t: ; 1 . -,' i I'mi'j l.in-.n. -! , ,t ? Ti-i 7i -rill i ! f
-:..;i:;ai..n y:the People's party, said
Ml icad the .letter as pu!)li.shtV but
-later Allen; Mr, Bryaji iaid he
i'i 0-iji ;j v -would 1 Ki fir.pnfjm'fi fiarlv
t V.-ei-:"
it
-H.UOY
i-inihis
with
fin.. Sent. 17. "Mrs. Kr'nan. liv-
S'ity. has driven lurth -tq a boy
two heat s. liotti- tne neatis
Persons coming up troin tne valley report
th.-'.t the island tvventy-four niiles from EI
j i.'asoisaue wn-ii.
i Louisville', ' Sept. lOi A wholesale
I shooting aifrayvis reporled "to have oc-
curred Sunday at Lonp:' Branch, a village
- in Marl in -county. According to ; the re
i "ports-received Atlania-n Ilarnion quarried
! with his b:-o:lvjr Henry in a. churchyard
f durin ' the nieetiuT ofthe Mountain Bap-
tist a'ssoeiation..ana .sno.s mm. j: nenas
of the two men took up the quarrel, and
natecl. The convention went wild
with enthusiasm over the speeches of
Dr. Woolen and Wiley Rush.
Cyri'is B W.atson sj)eaks here on
the '"26th instant He will be greeted
by a large crowd. Randolph's dele-
sliots were fixed. Several persons
were woun.ied, and it is feared some of gation to Bryan's speaking at Cjreens
'tOKM-:,,.f.uv.i..,:..-v;;.i 1 ...nt-,nn,i tn. I them will die. ircverai oineers . were oni . , ,i,n,ul
KWhor ::t ih,. fx.twrm the crouinL out; wf iwttenw!, io
te directions; looking to the back quell tne nor. ; - (
Xew Orleans - Sept. 21. Ever since the
closing of the Union National bank, due
to the embezzlement ot over ib00,000 by
the bookkeepers, Colomb. and Leefe,
through collusion with outside' parties,
intense interest has been manifested here
markets of this State, but from the.
best information .obtainable I think
we can justly claim to be the second
market in this State in quantity 'of
-' - ,
pounds sold and perhaps in general
average. "In fact the figures 'warrant
the assertion that we stand as the
third largest loose bright tobacco ! of these ''superficially educated''
Kl uf;it L' Vi. iii Ilusi.s.
When we. come -to -decide the qut s-'
tion .cf solid learning among great
numbers cf 'women, the balance is,'. I
am sure, in favor of American wo
men ; that is, if solid learning be con
sidered desirable in' a woman. As
human nature is .-much -the same inde
pendent of ehmate; one-hears plenty
of com plaints abou t the su perficiallity
Of the t ducaaqn f)bta:,rH:(i in' the gov
ernmen-t institib.es and; in . the fashion
able schools generally; I retain a
very uislinct , recAlkction of an ex
tremely imusing- case of that kind I
One ; of "the : caclets Lroni the Pagej's
Corps- favored me With a lfvejy
sketch, accompanied by mimicry, Of
the most fashionable private school p "
St. Petersburg, where accomplish
ments alone were inculated on the
usual plan and at a high price; The
young page ; clamored "for "trie more
solid instruction of our girls,vi'as,if he
had been the sedate fatber of a family
of girls, instead of eighteen years of
age or thereabouts. It was excellent
ly done, but i .could hardly, restrain
my laughter at his apparent, innocence
of self . analysis anoj his sincerity.- I
was perfectly w-elf aware, if he saw
not, that it he were otiered the
choice, at. that moment, bet vveen one
, 1:1 i))
v.na t-o the front- Tinfh mnt.hw n.nil" child
arQ well, and the ph.vsicians pay ihere is
fcVt'ry prospect tif the chikriiving.
Lol Isville Sept. 21, Chairmari J. P..
Johnson, of. the Democratic state) qentral
cwiiinittee, came to Louisville and ivas in
-uun rence With-Chairman JA.j Parker
t'onnnitteeman L. K. Tavlor, of the
PUiist committee. The Ponuliss. im-
diately ieft the city, and Mr. Johnston
'.s to talk, but it is accepted as a fact
fa fii has been agreed 'upoiis and
J'Ji.v the details renniin to be fixed jbefore
rhm is made public. ..jj
0!:folk. Va:, Septj. 10. The forfolk
Westeru railroad system, except the
Llrvl.-m.-i .... i ii' i f .v ji iU.i r v.
. wjti.aiiii, v asuingconaiia mcj jay iacxi-
'W-Tl' t-r.-4-.T r - 1 1
I iiei-uav to iiessrs. George yoppen,
a,- JV'nnetly ;Tod,- Victor -MoraWejtz and
K. Ciyn, all of "New York, wh jrepre
the reorganization committee of the
- 'Iholaers.' There was only one bid
NjM,ij()-(the minimuTn fixed by the court)
-that was made by Mr. Coppell I for the
. 2'anisHtion commit'toe.."-' ! l ;
is ea
t .-1 every
"vrappei.
as,' to the guilty parties. , ""An examination
into the bank's affairs resulted on Satur-
i market in the, world': And this- at
tained in five; years. What other
. market can show such a record ? ,i '
' We must remember, however, that
fusion in ron, '
Roxboro', N. C, September 19
The Popuiist convention met here 'to
day and fused with the Democrats it is essential that we. pull together,
arid filled out the ticket as left for Let there be harmony and. unity
tbfim hv thp nr-.nocratic nartv. The ' anion? all classes, buvers as well as
t-7 - ; - r- ; - rt ' j ...
day in the arrest of Louis Gallot, charged , cj-gt named is a strong one, and in
from the SUres iuc (juumy t 'i ui vmi a.iii vv, uwij i.uiupLuuuii uu
warehousemen, and remember that
pnihezzlement of over f20J,000
Union bank. ' Gallot Was formerly chief
and confidential clerk bf August, Bphn &
Co., large cotton buyers. .
Nashvii le, Sept. IS. A mob visited the
Obion county jail, at "Union city, yester
day and demanded a negro prisoner named
Bill Jones, whoni it was the purpose of
the mob to lyncli. There was a force of
ten deputy sheriffs on guard in the jail
who Had been placed there in anticipation
of the attack. This show of force was t&b
much for the mob's courage, and when
the deputies presented their Winchesters
the attacking party, quietly withdrew.
.Tones, the nrisoner, with his two brothers,
stabbed to death City Marshal Jesse Wal-
Kitchen. . ; .
Dr Dal by. who w;js nominated at
Durham by the Populists' conven-
sides. It is true the smaller markets
around us do not amount to much at
present, and all ' realize that we Lave
girls and a girl brought up according . '
to his exceedingly positive and ma--ture.
theories a member of the.'
Higher Courses, for example as his
partner in a ball-room, or; for life," he
woulci promptly turn his. back on the
weibeducated, well-behaved girl, like
the rest of his seX; in Russia and else
where. There are few exceptions. If
the 'xther ort of, girl" the gitl of
his choice made his life wretched and
eventually landed him in the divorce
tion on Thursday, was present to day the .advantage of location, banking fa- court or some other equally unpleas
and was the most lo'nesome, woe-be-gone
looking n tn I ever saw. The
Pouu'ists Ifti iii n entirelyvalone, not
t-ven calling on him for a speech. One
of the m 1st inflaential Populists said
cilities, railroad transportation, etc ,
but let us not. underrate the competi
tion we have to fight against, apd as,
"Eternal vigilance ' is the price of lib
erty," so we have got to be ever
! watchful and: leave no gaps down,
to-day that he would not pole nine
votes in the county, Kitchen and nor neglect anything that will enure
ter, of Fulton, Tenn., some time ago, and 4 sifver will carry the day. Richmond to the growth and prosperity of our
wa s nantured and brought back from Mis-! ' a , V '
I souri, where ne naa iukcu xciu&o.- uiapoiv....
ant predicament, J could foresee that,
instead ol recalling, and abiding by
the sentiments which h e was expres
sing tQ me' and attributing his unhap
piness to his own folly in not having
been guided by them, he would blame
the woman, and hovyl for sympathy
in his woes. Isabel F. Hapgood In
1 October Lippincott's. 4