THE WILSON ADVANCE
flighcst of all in Leavening Strength. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
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PERSONAL iMEXlipN.
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J Mr. J. W. Pittman let Wednesday
for Tarboro. , '
Miss Kate Barnes lef
Wilmington.
NOVEMBER 12, 1896.
yesterday for
Mr. T. C. Biiley cape to. the city
U x UKlV.Fl.Y-TOI.W I'OR-
j tt i' I'iikf! up on Our Sfrtet
ami J I oh i s-
The di''iv"1,il1 j ' '-' r
. t.-rl v. While turning- a
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-or h v ne wa- in.ro-.vn irom
j.M.' oni . broke his arm in two
'.iCeS. : s .
The attraction at the Opera House
c..:rA-iT pvpnimr. ' Nov. IA. Will
t on banning to and what is
vui'-rantV or coarseness.
:. R- H Pittman, of Bishops ville,
3. Cm v,W . ii.'" j
,.t to Miss Bettie Barnes. The mar
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r:?;ce ceremonies were peformed by
idefs G ld and Moore. The happy
vouno' coupie .iv-'ii ior .tneir n..rne -m
.South' Carolina on the evening train.
Unusually large crowds have at
tended court during this week. This
is probably due to the fact that it
came so close upon election and the
pcoe were eager to hear the latest
news so came to town, and out of cu
rios.it y went to the court houses
There is also another reason. Sey
eraP important cases '-: have been
brought up- " involving a great many
people, especially ; the' "white cap"
case. This more than any other has
caused the courthouse to be crowded
a greater portion of the week.
Mr. J. G. Rawls, pur enterprising
jeweler, left Monday for Greenville.
For, .'several weeks he has been mak
ing arrangements to open a branch
store at that ph'rce. He has bought a
nice stock oi goods and Will open up
at once a first class : store. He has al
so added a beautifuTline of silverware
to h's stoek at this place. The stock
he sends to Greenville is new, he
having had them sent directly from
the factory to that place. The people
of Wilson know that Mr. Rawls does
excellent wock here and we feel that
no hesitancy in saying that he will
soon build uo a large trade in Green-
on Saturday.
Mr. S. R. Alley, of '
Sunday in the city.
Mr. C. W. Edgerto
in the City yesterday.
Mrs. O. W. Piercd
for Roanoke Rapids.
Mr. W. S. Woodard
Tuesday on business,
Mr. Jas.'W. Hayes
was in Wilson Saturda
arboro, spent
of Kenly was
left Siturday
was m town
pf Elm Cit'
Mr. Jas Pout Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Fourth worth
North Carolina district was In the city
last week. .
Mrs. Mary Deans returned from
Rocky Mount on Saturday where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Tyson. v
Mr. Robert Wright, captain, pro
tein of the University cl N. C. ot
bail team spent Sunday in me city as
the guest of Dr. Hei ring.
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Jordan, who., committed a murder
in Rocky Mount during -the Bryan
speaking, was brought to Wilson
Saturday and lodged in j lil. . . i
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fof Rocky Mt-7
-
ay.
; Mr. Lou is H ufh nes,
came to the city Satur
Mr. H. F. Jones left
Edgecomb, for a few day
, - -
Mr. Floyd Davis returned from
Rocky Afount yesterdjy.
Mr. Henry Blount
day from Rocky Mouat.
Gkidness Comes
Witlia'better understanding" of the
of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts g-entle efforts pleasant eff orts
l Wlirterl. There is comfort in
Miss Hattie Rowe, wiio has been the knowledg-e, that so many forms of
spendirg several days with her uncle,
Mr. B. . F. Briggs, returned to her
home in Black Creek on Satin day.
Mr. A!f. Brown, who lor the past
Thursday for ',few months has been night clerk at
the Briggs Motel, left Monday for
Greenville where he will reside in the
future. ' : vi
eturned Tues-
The evangelist, V
H. Frost has
v
iile.
been holding a series of meetings at.
Black Creek' during last week. Yle
sees irom mere to, vjoiusoi.ro on
Monday night, Nov. i6th.. ;A11 those
who are interested in his preachings
can hear him then,
aa eloquent orator
atnrday sfor a
Black Creek,
ast week. ;
and Bunyan
Dr. Reis, ot the United States Geo
logical Survey, came to, the city
Tuesday. It has been decided by the
State 'Survey, to analvse closely the
clay deposits in Eastern Carolina for
tVi inirnnQp ri finHinrr ntlt tflPir IKP.
ie is said to be r . T T, . .
; fulness, Mr. Ries went out to the
, brick yards of Mr, Silas Lucas and
it was- feared by many that the took samples of all the clays used in
eWtinn u onid he fMllowerlbv-trouble making brick. I nese samples; will
in Wilson, But we are very glad to be taken "to the Experiment Station
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Siv that this has not been the case, at Raleigh where tney win dc analysed
P-,e fict that we have gone through A pamphlet treating the clays of
with such a defeat and stood up un Eastern Carolina will soon be issued
dif it like men should in a great meas- by the State Geological Survey. Dr.
ure balance any regret that we may , Reis went from Wilson to Goldsboro
bve. ft iipt the greatesi thing to where he will do similar work.
win a victory. Manhood is brought r: Qns Qj Salty's countrymen gave
out not by success but by adversity. some very interestih news on
i Thursday. It will be remembered
,Ir. R. D. Alley, one of our best! - bv about too
carpenters, happened to a very bad ; . . Hf Ti10,Tht
acciaent on Monday morning. While . . . . . q , it th
. 3 . . this being the case he shoutd let tne
Mr. joe Best left
short trip to Rocky Mount.
Mr. Le'e Woodard, c
was in the city during
Mr. Aanos Hayes
Stott left Tuesday tor Henderson.
Elder P. D. Gold land daughter
returned from Tarborq on Sunday.
Miss Sallie Cotton passed through
the city Monday en ro ite lb Raleigh.
Miss Margaret Parker left Monday
tor a visit to her sister in Rocky Mt.
Mr. Jacob Battle, of , Rocky. Mount
spent a short 'while in the city Mon
day. - j
Mr. Joel Whitakers, of Chapel Mill
spent Saturday ank Sunday in Wil
son, j
. Mr. Elliott, son of President Elliott
of the A; C. L., waf in the city Mon
day. ,
Mr. Fred Thomas passed through
the city Tuesday enroute to New
bern.
Mrs. Wyatt Lucas who has, been
spending some time with her father-in-law,
Mr. Silas Lucas, went to
Black Creek on Saturday. She re
turned Sunday night.
, Rev. C. J.; Wingate 'and family left
Saturday tor their new home in Mari
on, N. C. Mr. Wingat'e takes charge
of the pulpit at that-place, ?He car
ries with him the best' wishes of his
many friends in Wilson.
."trnocQ nre not.due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
;amily laxative, Syrup ot Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere 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
orn-ans on which it ac' s. It is therefore
alf important, in order, to get its bene.
ficial eftects, to note when you pyr-.
chase, that yon have the genuine afrti
pIp. which -is manufactured by theCaJi-
forma Fig Syrup Co. only and s0ld by
all reputable druggists. t
If in the enjoyment, of good health,
and' the system "is regular, laxatives or
ether remedies are then hqtf needed. If
afflicted with any &ctiidl disease, one
may be commended to tlie mast skillful
Thysieians, but if in n(jed of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed eveiA'wh'ere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and givesmq&t general satisfaction.
iilveixr.abbit's Font.
he was working in Mr. S. B. Parker's ! ' .
, i - . ' i people tak
.""UK U dlllK S Pfl I It! WtJIK. 1
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Mrs. J. G. Roney and little daugh
ter returned Tuesday irom a visit to
Durham.
on which he was standing turned
over and bfo'ke his left arm near the
wrist. The accident is a very sad
one on account of Mr. Alley's age.",
He is not in the prime of, lite and j
such "an accident will sive him a;
Rreat deal of trouble. iMr. Alley has
sympathy. 1 ; '
The increase in the negro vote in
wis district is very significant.- - All
estimates marie on the registration of
Previous years fell short on ac
count oi this tact. No doubt many
negroes have grown in age rapidly.
. V 1 . 1 1
e a wok at nun, so ne
i took , his buggy out Thursday, clean
ed her oft, and starteu out on a great
tour.. It is his intention as gathered
from his friend to let everyone in the
county take a look at the next coro
ner. It will be remembered by Salty
that all around here h ve seen him
and he had better spend his time in
th6 rural districts. He will probably
attract more attention there than else-
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where. .
Goldsboro street is foremost in
improvements these days. From the
cross with Vance and "Nash streets
! new draines are being opened. I he
Mr. Gabe Royal went to Golds
boro on Saturday to spend Sunday
with his parents.
Rev. Dr. Norman spent '"several
days in Wilson last week as the guest
of Mrs. Wiggins. :
The Game Saturday. '
The Wilson foot ball team leaves
Saturday morning for Wilmington,
where theys will play 2 game is the
evening of that day. The men who
will represdnt, us in -..that game havt
not as yet Deen seiectea. cut tne
men who are thought "to be bestable
to represent us in that contest will be
LcirwV. li yjll tlitlL Ll IM il Kill. CL gkV.(XL
incohragement lof - thbse jvvho play
to have some ol their o'wr towns peo
ple on the grounds. :ry 'lew rates
have been secured and manv cf our"
young and older, friend's can well af
ford to take the day off. R.ates have
also been secured at the hotel in
Wilmington for the day. Our. col
ors are orange and black: Let every
one whogoes supply himself with
these colors. .
the greatest
worn, in an y year
campaign badge
Neat, handsome
and becomine Silver Rabbit's Foot
vvith -excellent picture oi Bryan and
motp, "16 to i" Expressive of Free
Silver as no other emblem. The
abbit's Foot brought Mr. Bryan
rnrH lurlr nnrt it unll inpnn rrrA lnotr
to all who wear it. Send a silver
d'me, wrapped in a. letter, (Do not 1
send stamps,) and we will send you
this silver badge. Dealers please
write lor prices.
P'UGH & REYNOLDS,
v Dexter, Iowa
Mfg'sv Agents!
Notice.
Buy the Standard Sewing Machine.)
only $25 at J. J. tr.ivet.t..the Jeweler
v ng to the strain of the election sfe walks are being nicely cleaned
ttlcn has just passed. The negro Lf an(i the ragged places are being
put into excellent order The open
vote lor this district shows an increase
oi about 2.000 over thnt nf four vears.
ao. If this is true'over the State,
tRe total incease in the negro vote is
ner 20.000.
Pn .Thursday evening some one
hred a Distol while standing on the
f m:r ot Na sh and Tarbro streets.
Jt appeared that a small negro boy
ad bO"Rht a pistol and was showing
to some of his friends. He says he
not know that the pistol Was
aded whence snapped it. This part
,r tne story is not very amusing. But
hile all this was going on a Tew ran
Tarboro street, sent no doubt by
aiy and asked if there was a case
th
H
bei
coroner. He said that Dr.
arns was anxious to know. After
nk informed that nothing had hap-
W the pleasant smile fled Irom
kis fac
"din
e and he returned carrying bad
to Salty..
space between the Star Saloon and
Best Livery Stable is being filled in
Mr. William Batts is having built two
large stores. These rooms run the
entire snace ofthesauare. Thebuild-
ing is in the hands of Mr. Deans, and
will soon be ready for occupancy
By this means the little stands' which
usually filled this place ; have been
rooted out and in this , place will be
two' handsome stores.
Mr. Frank Daniels, 'of Goldsboro,
came to the city Tuesday to attend
to some business. '
Mr. Jas Thomason, tne Planters'
popular auctioneer, returned from
Elm City Thursday. "
Mr. Joe Holmes, Stale Geologist,
passed through the city Tuesday en
route to Newbern.
Rev. James Thomas left Tuesday
for Newbern where he will attend the
North Carolina Synod.
Mr. Thornpson, of Stantonsburg,
formerly clerk at the Briggs Hotel,
was in the city Monday.
The U. N. Cn foot ball team passed
through tire city Sunday .en route to.
Chapel Hill from Noriolk.
-Mrs. J. L7 Home,- of Rocky Mt., !
who has been here visiting relatives,
left Monday for. her home.
v Miss Pattie . May, of Farmville,
came to the city Saturday fo a few
days visit to her friends here.
OPERA HOUSE
Saturday evening,
November 14th.
One performance of Augustus Thomas'
latest comedy,
Messrs. G: S. Tucker & Co., of
Raleigh, have opened .a new line of
furniture next door to Branch's Bank
on Nash street. These gentlemen
have put jn a nice new lot of furni
ture which they will sell for cash or
on the installment plan.
WANTED Two or tjiree board
ers. .Rates on application. Apply
to Mrs. A. N. Daniel, Goldsboro St.
FOR SALE.-
4A Nights Frolic.
A Laughing Success, free from Vulgar
ity orjCoarseness. Presented by
A CLEVER COMEDY COMPANY.
DIRECTION OF ;
Wilson & Thayer.
Reserved Seats at Hargraye's. Secure
them early as a large house is certain.
A house and lot on Nash Street.
Terms Easy. Apply to .
V V - C. A. Young.
Wilson, N. C., Oct. 20th. 1896.
(42-1 mo.) -
Notice. ,
All persons are hereby notified not
"to cash ' check No. 907 1 drawn in
, favor of Jones & Beaman by Ander
son & Jones, Wilson, N. C. .
WANTED Two or three board
ers. Rates on application. Apply
to Mrs. A. N. Daniel, Goldsboro St.
WE DONT HAVE TO.
Important Difference. .
To make it apparrent to thousands,
who think themselves ill, that they
are not afflicted with any disease, but
that the system simply needs clean-,
Mr. ; Howard F. Jones returned
Sunday from Edgecombe where he
spent several days visiting relatives.
Mr. John R. Hutchinson, our hust
ling insurance agent went to New
bern Saturday for a stay of several
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hearts, as a costive condition it easily
cured by Syrup of Figs. Manufac
tured by . the California Fig Syrup
Company only, and sold by all druggists.
Mr. H. E. Thompson of Stantons
burg came to the citvfrom Tarbo
ro Tuesday He will manage the
Farrar Hotel at that place during the
next year. r . ..
We don't have to' blow tin horns and beat drums to run cus
tomers in the BEE HIVE, they come without it. The people
have found out that we are no monkey folks and do no monkey
business. "
We Advertise Nothing But What We Have .:
and have all we advertise and a: great deal more. New goocis
arriving almost daily and prices are' talking louder than ever.
Visit
The
BEE
1 amoro -Street.
MERCER'S OLD STAND.
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