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J miy . l.iml.
May"n' Cou-1.
C ROBERT FITZSIMMOKS W1HS. !
Lecture To-night. t
Rev. Calvin S. Blackwell. of Nor
folk, Va., will deliver a lecture in the
Baptist church to-night- under the
auspices of the B. Y. P. U., the sub
, ject of which will te "Oratory and
Orators." This will be quite a treat j -j
to the people ct v usori and all who
can should so., Mr. Blackwell is a
fine elocutionist and his lectures have !
i Mavor Deans discosed of t1 case: .
The loll,wir.K is a. compoMt.nn M n)0rnin r! ; v . pl5oi ?jtZSin-
- ... ; i ne nrsi was l.;ihiiuuc uiccn i v. ;
8 h irr.de of the W ilson Graded ; , with disorderly con-
School. We will . from week to week j Th;as t first time l
rubli,h i uch of these sketches as . lhat CharoUe had been in the May
6h;il be handed us knowmo: that they J coun so Hb Honor decided that
w:!l i-.e oi interest to um icauc , . - , . ... j lce
. - o ; - -:
i ir.r her rowdvis;n. ! He also told
Jenny Lind, a celebrated bweclis-h . -
I singer, was born at Stockholm,; Oc- j .
brought forthmucrt. liable com , . 5!le was If ,u,b!e rentage, and J second orI ducltftt w j
ment. -ho admission fee w.ll be j Vif:s were, first noticed ; (,,,-.,) who
charged, byt ..as the m.tce says. by ; , 13y the influence of - ta lnaic(ents br,Ul;ht ai?aill;,t
"you go out a.,er . settlmg wh tbis actrws ahe wus admitted, at tW v. f,r kirlWlv conduct and"
t - f v , ! - y i
moas Severe!? Panissed 3ifit-
Listsl Fourteen Rraulo
T:ie 're:t- fii'nf between jTitzsini
monsand Crbttt at Carson City yes
- V f ' I
Vir ' r,-i:ht-H. in a victor v lor tne
thing for her to do would be j Ajsiraiian in the f urteenth round
her bejoiiPino-s and .make for j The fiht opened with, both nvrj
( f Yondi;ron. Corbet!
blow
your conscience on a silver, goia.
or greenback basis." No doubt upon
these terms he will have a large au
dience. .'
W. L. I.
All who are desirous of joining the
military company have a chance, to
do so now without paying an initia
tion fee. For 30 days new members
' will be solicited and in the meantime j Grand Op
many of the names now on the roll; was so mortifvi
book will be dropped. Captain Bob
bitt desires to get rid of all those who
are not in the -habit of attending the
meetings to make room lor men. who
will take interest enough' to be pres
ent when their names are called.
Meetings .are only held twice a
month so there is no reason for any
one being absent". A military com
pany is nn organization that is needed
in every town and to keep it up men
must be bad v. ho. will take pride in
making it the best. The citizens are
willing to co-operate with the com;
pany but -they can do nothing unless
the active members show a disposi
tion to do their part.
If you want to join hand your
name to Captain Bobbin, or any
member. 1
Anotlier iti Troull. '
Last week John Ivins, one of the
negroes employed by Woodard,
Bobbitt & Co., at their warehouse,
decided to try his hand at lorgery.
So he Went into one of the drawers,
found a blank check and proceeded
to fill it out to the amount cf $14.60.
'After affixing the signature ol the
'firm, he went to the First National
Bank to have it cashed. They, sus
pecting something wrong, began to
invest'gate, when John, thinking to
allay suspicion, went - back to' work,
hardly realizing that he- could ; be
easily. identified. But he was never
theless taken into custody and tried.
The proof was so strong that in de
fault of bond he was committed to
jail to await the next term of court
which convenes in June. Ivins has
always held the reputation of being a
good negro, but the temptation of
enriching himself without manual la
bor was too strong for him.
Mettiugf of Citizens.
A meeting of the citizens of Wilson
was held last Monday night in the
.Mayors Office to take some steps to
ward having Proi. Kinsey, cf La
Grange, move his school here. Prof
Kinsey was present at the meeting.
Nothing definite can be furnished yet
but the chances are that such induce
merits will be offered. that he will con
sent to come to -Wilson.'- He spent
some time here in consultation with
several of our leading citizens. The
Advance is glad to note the move.
A high school, has been needed in
Wilson for some time and with a
man - of Prof. Kinsey's reputation
there is no doubt as to the success of
such an institution. His school at
La Grange is an excellent - one and
oners the best inducements to those
parents sending their children to
a boarding school. Wilson being
a central point should add much to
its growth and we trust that such ar
rangements may be made as to have
in a few years a school that for size and
advantage will be second to none in
the State. .
With the co-operation of the citizens
there is no reason why . such should
not be the case. 1
se of nine, into the conservatory sof
Stockholm.
She sang.bef r.e the court at Stock
holm with great success and at the
age of sixteen, appeared jn the role of
Agatha, in Die Freichutz.
Four years later she" went to Paris
t recieve lessons from Garcia.
Her voice; was found. .wanting in
j vojume. and wTien she appeared at
era, Paris, her failure
ini that she is said to
have resolved never again to sing in
France. .
She returned to Stockholm and
was heard with enthusiasm' in Robert
le Dirib'e, and at the instance of My
btr, was engaged at Berlin in 1S45.
After singing two years in Prussia,
she visited .Vienna and other places
in G r.nahyand made her debut in
London in 1S47, with a marked suc
cess. ' )
She .then returned to Stockholm,
remaining pbout two years and' the
tickets to the opera in which she ap
peared sold for very high prices.
She went to London in 1S49 and
won an immense triumph. The roy
al family were present at almost every
representation, and the receipts were
often over 2,ooo. The Lonnon
season was followed by a continental
tourvvith a similar success.
. In 1S50, she made an engagement
with Mr. P. T. Barnum of New York,
for a concert tour in-America, extend
ing through the United States, the
British Provinces. Mexico and the
West Indies. The receipts of this
tour were $610,000, of which she re
cieved $302,000.
While in America Jenny Lind
married Otto Goldschimdr, the pian
ist who accompanied her. . They re-
turned to Europe in '62 and resided at
Dresden, after she had visited Stock
holm and given 4.0.000 to the en
dowment of. schools in her native
country.
Since then Madame Goldschimdt
has sung only at concerts in England
and on the continent and on rare oc-
1 casions.
Her voice is contralto of moderate
range, but of much power and expres
sion. Her kind manners and abund
ant charities have contributed greatly
to her popularity and success.
' Alice Little.
If asked the question "Have you
got a stomach?" it would be safe on
general principles to answer "Yes."
but if you are sure of it, that is, if you
ever have any distress after eating or
any pains of whatever description in
lhe: region of the stomach, you have
got something more than an ordinary
stomach ; in other words, you have
got a diseased stomach. The stom
ach is a powerful muscle, and the
proper remedy for a tired muscle is
rest. Try the Shaker Digestive Cor
dial, for this remedy not only contains
digested food, which will nourish the
system without any work on the part
of the' diseased organs, but it aids the
digestion oLother foods as well. You
can test its value irf your cae? for the
trifling sum of 10 cents. Sample bot
tles at this price aire carried by' all
druggists.
the. other fr drunkenness.
The firt trouble was with a negro
in regard to some money Jim owed
him. No blows were passed.
, In the second case some stranger
was coming along and Jim cursed
him when they went together. Who
the man was ho one knows. Mayor
Deans said that the fines for both cas
es should be $30.00 but in considera
tion of the defendant having pleaded
euiltv he would make the cot of one
night's fun $5 00 in one case and
$2 50 in the other with costs amount
ing to about $9 50. C '.'
There was another case called but
the defendant not being present it was
postponed. ; r
TOBACCO.
, JO UNA LS FOl'l THE :; IlKShFIt ....
v '.a- T1IK TOIi AC CO FAKkliAv.
A
th
in the jmok
rained hrst blood, gf tting in a
on Fiiz-i;u:nons' mouth This blow,
a! thou h not tcuou soin lu d Fi vz
painted rtd and kept him busy clear
ing his "mouth 'of bl-.Kid.
For the first' ten rounds the rii!ht
seemed to.be going ail CorbettV way
but after that Corbet t btgan to shw
weakness and Fiz forced the fijjht
from then to the finish. The decid
ing blow was a terrific swing wh-ch-caught
Corbet t in the region c f the
breast and lorced him to his knee s
with a look of , agony that - clearly iri
dicated' that he was done for. ,
The reLree decided that Fttz.im
tnons was the victor. : !
This fight has been the '.cause of
interest throughout the countrv and
now that it lias been fvHjht C f jett
mm
tlio mdn go b vsry wet. xv3
wetting cava him a cold. Th3
cold, nooioctod, develop to
s, cough. Tn-3 cough se hi
to a bed of sickness. d0S3
of Ayer's Cherry PvietoraV
takeri at, the start, , - woulj
have nipped the cold in tha
bud, and saved the sicknecs,
suffering, and expense. Tha
household remedy for colds
coughs, and all lung troubles ia
Ayer's
CMerrv -
Pectoral.
must giveup
Fitz
the
cnampior
nshio , to
3.1 any nets were made that tne con-
test would not last over ten rourdo '
There was not as much money up on j
this fiht as when, Corbett and Sulibj
van went into the ring.
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he U. S. Court of Claints, at
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Tabak ZeitungV
Sir Edgar Vincent thinks that the
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points out that while practically the
population of Turkey, or 20,000,000
Turks smoke incessantly,: the income
from tobacco is only 1,1 00,000,
or the same as that obtained in Egypt,
with less than one-third of the popu
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latter country has increased tenfold
in eight years, thanks to the sound
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Murderer DeustrowN Cisrarelles.
Jailer Wagner received an unusual
communication I Friday, and as a re
sult has made a rather curious calcu
lation. The letter was from E.
Svvitzer,' a merchant of : Chillicothe,
Mo., who states that he had a wager
as to the number of cigarettes Dues
trow had smoked while in jail here.
On receipt of the letter Jailer Wag
ner began to figure, and finally ar
rived at the result that Duestrow had
smoked an average of four packages
a day since; his incarceration. He
has been in jail since Feb. 16, 1894,
and from then until , to day is 1,072
days, at four packages of cigarettes a
day, this would be 4,288 packages of
cigarettes, and allowing ten cigarettes
to the package, it! is shown that
Duestrow, during the' time he has
been in jail, has smoked the tremen
dous title of 42,880 cigarettes.
Physicians state that every puff of
a cigarette that is inhaled puts a thin
almost infintesimal coating on the
part of the lungs reached by the
smoke, and each puff has its direct,
if unnoticeablejj effect . on the brain
tissue. At this rate of smoking and
inhaling, as he does, every puff of
every cigarette he smokes, Wagner
is wondering what the X ray would
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