THE WILSON ADVANCE: MARGH 11. 1897.
1171
Absolutely Pure
Sl. Timoilij'n CJIiiircJi.
Services during Lent as follows: '
Sundays, Holy Communion 7:45
a. m . except '1st and 5th Sundays in
Lent at 1 1 a m.
Morning Praver, Litany and Ser
mon, 11 a. m. Evening Prayer and
Sermon, 7:30 p. m. v
Week Days , Litany Wednes
day and Friday, 10 a. m. Evening
Prayer and Lecture daily, 4 p. m.
except Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Notice rf Services during- Holy
Week will be given later.
Opir:i II us.
to the cheap brands
KOVAL MAKING POWDEIl CO., NEW YORK.
WILSON LOCALS.
S. T. DANIEL,
LOCAL EDITOR.
A WEEK'S NEWS BRIKFI.Y TOLD FOK
14 US Y II K A I) K II . .
Celebrated-for its great leaveninx strength
and healthfulnesa. Assures tlio food a-ainst . On n;ixt Monday night, March i s,
alum and ah torms of adulteration common V "" ' 4 0
iJrot. 1l. A. Oakey s .Dog and Pony
Show will give a performance in the
opera House. While this is a class
of performance that has hot visited
Wilson lately it will be none the less
entertaining. All who attend the
show will be assured c spending a
pleasant evening. .
A Spartansburg, S. C, paper of
Feb'y nth says :
"Prof. Oakley's matinee yesterday
afternoon drew by far the largest au
dience ever seen at a matinee in this
city. The audience was composed
j almost exclusively of ladies and chil
j dren who enjoyed the performance
thoroughly. -
The performance last night also
drtw a large house. Prof. Oakley
has withoutxloubt the finest troop of
trained dogs ever seen in Spartan
burg and those who failed to see
them missed a rare treat."
Home HIttfrs Picked up on Our Streets
by our KeportM--W hat lie Sees ...
ami Heais.
Professor Oakley with his trained
Dog and Pony . Show Monday night.
There is no "excuse tor any man to
appear in society with a grizzly beard
since the ihdroduction of Bucking
ham's Dye, which colors natural
brown or black. . ,
The streets -are in the same con
dition they ha4e been in nearly all
the winter. What that condition is
tVere is no use in explaining those
who are compelled to cross them
know too well; ,
The Lieby Glass Blowers are oc
cupying the 'vacant store next to the
post-office this week. From the
simples ot work exhibited they are
all ood artists. The price cf ad
mission is ten .cent? -and every one
gets a present.
All those who are in doubt as
to the newspaper being a good ad
vertising medium will do well, to con
sult a. certain young man in, Wilsons
It is possible that he can change their
views concerning the liberal use of
"primer's ink."
The room oyer Branch cl Co.'s
bank, formerly occupied by Judge
Connor, is now l7 sed by Rawlings &
Co, as a bickerage office.. It has
been carpeted and with othef im
provements makes quite an attractive
place of business.
Dr. Albert Anderson now has
an office that is "a thing cf beauty."
. He lias had the stair case in the rear
removed and the office remodelled
from front to rear. The walls have
also been papered which, with other
minor additions, will make it one of
tfie neatest offices in the city.
--By reason of the absence of
one cf the chief promoters of the
minstrel from Wilson the past week,
it vvill be some later than the 12th
before the show is put upon the
stage. This gentleman has charge
of the company and upon his sugges
tions will depencT much of the suc
cess of the venture. The partici
pants are anxious to show the people
of Wilson the kind of talent there is
in their midst but to go into the
performance without the practice
necessary for best results would in
deed be a. bad rrtove. The show ts a
certainty.. When it will be given Js
not definitely khown as soon though
" -as .the. different members can prepare
themselves. : ' " r
Mrs. B. S. 1 Garriss, of Four Oaks,
vv ho is visiting in Wilson, spent a
short while in Rocky Mount last
week.
Stands at the Head.
Aug. J. Bogel, the leading drug
gist of Shreveport, La., says: "Dr.
King's New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it is
the best seller I have." J. F. Camp
bell, merchant ol Safford, Ariz.,
writes: H4'Dr. King's New Discovery
is all that is claimed for it ; it never
fails, and is assure cure for Consump
tion, poughs and Colds. I cannot
say enough for its -'.merits " Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, "Coughs and Colds is not an ex
periment. It has been tried for a
century, and to day stands at the
head. It never dissapoints. Free
trial bottles at B. W. Hargrave's
Drue Store.
PEUSOXA L MENTION.
A Good Move. '
Richmond Maury & Co. have
gone to work in dead earnest to put
a stop to the numerous troubles that
have arisen among their employees
in Little Richmond by employing
Col. J no. F. Bruton to " prosecute all
peases that may come up in regard to
the same. '
Mr. Allen, the manager of the
stemmery, has had considerable trou
ble with outsiders who would go into
the settlement and raise disturbances,
not regarding his orders to stay away.
So he nas taken this means of pre
venting, if possible, any further trou
ble. Hereafter Col. Bruton will be
on hand at all trials of cases concern
ing Little Richmond, and no matter
how trivial the offence it will be pros
ecuted to the fullest extent.
. Best of AH 4
To cleansevthe system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner,- when the
springtime comes, use the true and
perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs. One
bottle will answer for all the family
and costs only 50 cents ; the large
s:ze $1. Buy the genuine. Manu
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Company only and for sale by all
druggie.
.Still Selling.
Mr. Rawls' cigar factory is still on
the "boom." He is very much grat
ified by the demand for4 his cigars
since they were put on the market.
Should the demand for Ihem contin
ue to increase as it has for the past
few weeks it will be necessary tor
him to secure more workmen.
Mr. Rawls has furnished the smok
ers with siiyeh a good quality of
"nickel" cigar&iat he has by request
put upon therriarket a fine, hand
made, full Havana 10c cigar- The
name of this brand is "Teleigeto."
It is gratify kig to all the citizens to
see a new enterprise start up under
such auspicious conditions. True,
the work has begun on a small scale
but as the demand increases so will
the size of the business. . Mr. Rawls
has the supervision of the factory' and
being no novice in cigar manufactur
ing, knows what the patrons want,
hence he exerts every effort to put
out a cigar "equalled by lew and ex
celled by none."
Rev. Jas. Thomas, went to Raleigh
Thursday.- - .
Miss Emma Hales was in Wilson
yesterday. '
Mr- Ernest Deans went to Weldon
yesterday.
Mr, John O'Hagah came to the
city Saturday. , , -.
Mr: Thos. II. Battle came to Wil
son yesterday.
Mr. J e Pippen "of Tarboro was in
Wilson Tuesday. i '
v.. i
Mr. W. P. Moore, went to Bur
lington Saturday. I
Mr. J. G. Rnney, returned from
Durham .vesterdav.
Mr. Joe. Pippen of Ba'ttleboro came
to the city yesterday.
Miss Margaret 'Ho Ward of Conetoe
is visiting in the citv.
Dr. and Mrs. N. B.: Herring went
to Goldsboro Sunday.
Mr. John Mare tnade a business
trip to Clinton Friday.!
Mr. J. M.-Leath made a short trip
to Goldsboro last week.
Mrs. H. D. Barnes left Friday for
her home in Elm City. !
Mr. J. Will Gardner returned from
Washington City Saturday;
Dr. A. Anders6n, arid wife have re
turned Irom Vashington City.
Mr.. John R. Moore, spent a short
whild in Washington last. week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Jones re
turned from Raleigh yesterday.
Mr. W. L. Cantwell spent Sunday
in Wilmington visiting relatives.
Mr. Charlie Woodard, of Black
Creek, was in Wilson Saturday.
Mr. J. J- Daniels, 6f Halifax, wrs
in the city Tuesday oh business.
Mr. Tom Hackney, of Rocky Mt..
waskn the citv FiidaV on business.
Mr. Geo. T. Stronach made a fly
ing trip to Rocky Mt. on Tuesday.
Mrs.. Person and daughter Miss
Sallie returned froin Newbern Thurs
day. Cant. J. M. Home, the popular
guano salesman, was in Wilson this
week. . -
, 'I-':'.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ernest F. Young
came to the city Tuesday to visit rel
atives. Mrs. Tohn Dave' Williams went to
Elm City Friday. She returned Sat
urday. Senator J. J Sharp was in Wilson
yesterday on his way to his home in
Elm City.
Mrs. T. D. Gay, who has been
visiting relatives in Weldon returned
Saturday. i
Mr. Haywood Best spent a short
while in the city this week qn his way
to Baltimore.
Mr. W. O. Howard cf Tarboro,
was one of the guests at the recep
tion last night. 1
Mr. and Mis. Wyatt Lucas went
to Black Creek Sunday. They re
turned Tuesday.
Miss Lena Taylor, of Whitakers,
who has been visiting in the city, re
turned home SaturdayJ
Mrs. Ilatiie Copeland, nee 'Miss
In the I)lt-.-
On Monday last as Mr. John Hare
Hattie Wooten, died on the igth day vvas driving the animal became fright-
of Feb. 1897. Mrs. Copeland was ened at the north bound train at the
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niDV UMMDDC Itching and scaly, instantly re
dADI nUmUllO Uevedly Cdticbba Kxmedim..
about twenty five years old. ; Mi r
ried to Mr. Arthur Copeland of Wil-
Green street crossing and in some
way threw himself in the ditch cart
son, N. C. in 1S92 Last summer attached. Mr. Hare, landed on the
they moved tp Kinston, N C The r olner s while horse and cart stop
writer had known Mrs. G.peiard : ped in the bottom. Fortur.attly Mr. .
since 1S95, and always- found her Hare was not ii jurtd so at once be
cheerful and helpful. In the town ot (Sn tc- get his team up. At first it
W ilson she made a host of friends, was thought the horse, was badly
who deeply mourn for the hvc-d and j'hurt, but with the assistance ofsever
lost and sympathize with the bereaved, j 1 bystanders, was gotten upon his -In
Kinston, as in Wilson, shetavor- ' feet when he climbed out with little,
ably impressed those with whom she 1 trouble, somewhat muddy from his
met, and readily won . the confidence j downwaid tumble.
and love of all. In 1SS6 she joined !
the Methodiht Protestant Chuich at The painting of Branch & Co.'s.
La Grange, N. C, and . ever after , Dank has been finished. Its appear
adorned her profession by a Godly j arice is very much improved by the
life. Life was sweet to her, yet she , nw dress. The name of the builder
was not afraid to die, telling her ! and date of erection have been, paint- .
mother, who was with her
durino- the
at she was
as loath to
All that
last week :cr so of life, th
prepared to go, but she w
leave her devoted husband
. - 1
love, intelligence, and skill could do
was done for her, but everything failed.
She suffered much pain, but mur
mured not, but resigned all into the
hand of God. She is gone, but her
influence lives on, and she still lives
in the hearts of her,loved ones.
It is hard to seej a young, hopeful
life going out out; out-jdespife all
that loving ones can do, but we are
truly glad her life was .such that .we
can look up, though through tears,
and know that her spirit is basking in
the sunshine of "God's approving
smile. . ' , 1 '
. To the griet stricken husband and .
parents, brothers and si: t rs, Vfe
- ' J
would say : weep not tor her ;" 'tis
better so, else God had not so dealt,
and
"When the niists have rolled in splen
dor ; . -From
the summit of the hills,
And the sunshine, warm and tender .
balls m kisses on the rills,
We shall read love's shining let
In the rainbow of the spray;
We shall know God's purpose;
When the mists have oeared
ed in gold which forms a stricking
contrast to the pure white cf the
main building.
er
better
away
A Sympathizing Friend;
-Mr. Georee Hv Morris, aJformer
Wilsonian, is now in Fitchburg, Pvlass.
engaged in the brokerage business.
In a letter to us a lew days ago he
says he is doing argood business and
that " there is plenty of "money there
and the people turn it loose.
Gladness Gomes
With a better understanding of the
transient natui-e 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
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, whieh the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is -the only
remedy with millions of fajnilies, andi3
every where 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 aes. It is therefore
all important, iu order, to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, yhieh is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists. '
If in. the enjoyment of good health,
and the 3" stem 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 cf 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.
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