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Vol. 1
"Greenville, AE C.. December 17, 1894.
No. 7:
Locai Trains and Boat Schedule.
P ssenger and mail train going,
Northonae)er ves 8:22 A.M Going south.
arrives 6:37 PM,
North Bound Kreight,
M.. leaves 10:15 AL MM.
seuth Bonn d-Preight.
Moo leaves 2:11 bP. YN:
ney My
invtou Monday,
lenves Tor Washington
day and saturday.
carvives 9:45 A. '
arrives }:5l
fiom Wiis h-
and Friday,
Lhurs-
oa orives
Wednesday
~Tue-d iN,
ms eerk oES
Weather Bulletin.
Tuesdauy"fair, colder,
Order of Tobacco Saies,
ber ning Oro a. tm
Warehouse,
iOiise.
bor Dee. | Sti.
Siti Sale "Greenuviile
Int Sale. --Easterti Ware
2nd Sale."--Vianters Warebo use.
New Advertisements,
FRANK WILSON. -"Tiine
Short.
MOR.
t1OMsS.
POSWELL, oPEIGIUT & CU
for 10 das».
IT ANG "Sill Farther
nee-Reduetion
Married, -
Fo RNES"-SavVAGE."At the res-:
idence of Mr. kk. LT. Savage, near.
Greenville, on the 1L2'h inst.,
Joseph Fornes and Miss Mamie!
Sauvage were married by LH. OC.
Venuters, Esq.
Arrested,
sen Williams, a colored restan~train !
raut keeper, was arrested Sunday |
on achargze of obtaining goods |
under fals2 pretense. Ben went |
to an oysterman at the river and)
ordered seven gallons of. oysters,
teiling the boatman to come onup
to his shop for the money. He
went up, 6nd upon arriving there
Ben told bim he bad no money to
pay the bill. Thisled to the war-
ent being issued. The case was
called before Squire B.S. Shep
pard, today, aud Ben submit
tel, payos for the oysters aud
the costs ip tne case.
Anything you wart for Christ-.
mas Cub be had at James LongTs.
: FEN on the
driver was thrown to the
-severe licks on the lead
eft arm and shoulder badly burt.
~The colored
_. about six feet and bad one of his
Growing | s 7
" fugers
2 5 |
Reduc-. 7
nate no one was killed.
morning it struck
Mr. iSmith in tears
jhe had been paying some election
pear so good, while fcr the second
isthe best looking part of the
Took a Tumble.
Oo last Saturday night as the
Hotel Macon bus was returning
from the depot, and just as it got!
ain front of Mr. Wiley Brown's:
residence of Dickerson ayenue,
. the coupling pin broke and threw
ove of the front wheels under the
~bus, and toppled it over on its)
side in the diteh. The horsesT
took fright and ran off. There:
~was but one passenger, Mr. W |
and he was thrown vio
e side, receiving
W. Shaw,
y few bruises.
Lewis, anda smail eolored
~did not get off so easy.
ground |
and the ~bas cate very near fall
apg on him. He received severa!
andl his
boy was pitchec
bad
fortn
Lroke
his head.
seyeral
WilS
and
It
cuts on
Too Bad! Too Bad!
When the train eame in this
us that some
only.
The driver oHenry |
boy |
The!
thing looked very much out of
~fix, and catching jolly Engineer
and clever Capt. |
Hawks all down in the mouth we
stepped up to the Jatfer to in-
;anire if anybody was dead or if
oNo, But just look at that
The compauy has taken
uway my nice cars and giyen me)
those you see. .
In place of the former hand-
~some first class coach was one not
~bets
class coach was substituted a
very oid combination car. As it
now is the mail aud- express car
too bad! We hope
the company will put the. nice
ears back at once. Certainky
travel is heavy enoughT on this
road for it to be giyen as good
cars as are going. _
train. ThatTs
Headqnatters for Santa Claus!
at Shelburu's. «|
Time ~Growin: ey Short.
i
reduction I am.
making on
CLOTHING!
~You had better make
hasteoryouwill be late.
Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Hats.
GentsT I: ~urnishines
arein the reduction.
can make you better
prices than ville. firm
in Greenville
A beautiful line of
N-E-C-K-T-1-E-S_
justinforXmas. |
IN.
UF ie ANI W ILLS¢
FOR THE .
NEXT TWO. WEEK
STILL GREATER
Reduction will be madi
ON:-:CLOTHING:-: AT
- LANGTS. |
Just received .
Silk Mufflers, Necklies,
Handkerchiefs,
Faney -:- Pocketbooks,
GentsT Furnishings "
for the Christmas trade
BY LANG. _
weet g 9
To get the benefit of the.
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D AILY REFLECTOR.
i + r AN RIICHAPTF21). Evciitor.
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Taner Ss miail matter
ae 3 ' owt
' "3 ; - oe
The Wilmington Séericre 18 15
S| sold aud a good one. The
Io Keri prends cougratu
~os «ui wWisues it 1s more
veara of prosperity
Lf fear 1s
The Henderson G
thirteen years old. Thad Man-
ets up a paper of which
tu be very proud.
iit to the profession.
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Bom y oe, LE Fy gs 14 rf +
- town ought
, Se
foe Mt Airy Granite quarry |
of stone. In a@ per-
i@7ht line. 210 feet long,
~ *F oT? &A wilce
Ty feet wide. and 2 feet s inches
t ~KK. eontsining abont 5.000
corde feet. about 466 tons, making
o4 car loalis of 20 tons each.
fidis is the largest stone ever
qugtrird ip the world. Beat
North (arolitpa af you can.
"
after an extend-
ed conference with Secretary Car
Internal Revenue Com-
The President
yuissioper Miller, issued an order
patting store keepers. gaugers.
odelerks in ottices of collectors
eof ipternal revenue in the classi-
tir } civil-serviece This lucreases
the list cf persons who are thus
, ecte lby the ceivilservice by
ik 2 ty :
ene
T POM Dak fp nts to nother
pd issue. Siaturiays papers
Pee {eeorir i Cie cri! j reserve bad
FAD Tone Te \ the limit, with
- furt ~drafts likely to be
made at oneanponit. The bond
resuine has becoufe more fre-
Goaent than the people admire,
woud Copneress sbould burry the
nactmenut of some tinancial meas-
ureathat will bring about desired
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Subeacribe to the Dairy REFLEc-
a
. ot
~affirmative; or, in other
dissolved the
nara I
~On the motion in the Senate toT J. B. CC HERRY & CO..
take up the free-sugar bill, Sena-
tors Hunton and Jarvis were
among those recorded in the |
words, |
they wanted the Senate to go |
ahead in the effort to make the
sweet article even cheaper to the
people.
Senators Daniel and Rensom,
did not yote and no explanation |
of their pairs were made. |
The. mandamus proceedings |
azainst the State canvassing!
3oard in the case of C. M. Ber-
nard against Jobo E. W oodard |
came up before Judge Bynum in,
taleigh on last Friday. Tle
case was ably argued by Judge)
Whitaker for Mr. Bernard and'
Col. Tinsdale tor Mr. Seawell, his
DEALERS IN "--""
FIRST -- GLASS -- GOODS.
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THEY SELL CHEAP FOR CASH
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Call on them when you need"
by Goods, Notions, Shoes,
~Hats, Hardware, Guns, Crockery. Tin-
ware. Plows, Farming Implements,
FURNITURE.
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election depending upon the re | Prices Reduced on all Lines to Meet the
sult of these preceedings, and by
F.S.Spruill and C. B. Aycock for
Mr. Woodard. Judge Bynnm
injunction stating
that the case was ln the wrong
court, and that he had no author-
ity to compel the Board to ex-
utnine a8 to fraud in the returns.
Th~s decision enables the State
Board of Canvassers to complete
their work and adjourn. Notice
of appeal was giveu by the con-
testants. ; {
There isa great deal of talk!
about women broadening oe
i
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sphere. There 18 no doubt.
abuut that. Look at the large-|
ness of the sleeves they are now,
wearing, bless em.
Cotton and Peanuts, |
Below are Nortolk prices of cotton |
i peanuts for vesterday, ax furnished |
by Cob Bros, & Co, Cotimission Mer-|
chaiut=s of Norfolk :
CUrTON.
Good Mi vt iing 5 9-16|
Midd HR
Low Middling 413-16
(good Ordinary 4%
Tone "Firin.
PEANUTS,
Prime 13
Extra Prime :
Fancy 24
Sp inish 2¢
Poue"Dull
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Hard Times.
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Do not fail to call on us.
STARVATION
PRICES!
ON-:-ALL-:-GOO DS
for 13 days only at
HIGGS BROS.,
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES,
GQ REEN VILLE, N. Cc.
WILEY BROWNTS
"is the place fur"
CHEAP SHOES
Have Children Shoes at
15-cents. 15
"and also have acumplete line of"
DRY -:- GOODS
sold at very close Margin.
o|See his $18 Sewing Machine.
WILEY BROWN,
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The annual report of the State!
Superintendent of Public instruc-
tion shows the following: Re-
ceipts, $767,802.62; disburse-
ments, $774,237.57; balance on
band in 1893, $224,228.07 ; bel-
ance this year, $199,769.40; num-
ler of whites, school age (6 to 21)
389,719 ; enrolment, 235 486; num-
ter of colored of school age, 212,
191; enrolment, 123,899 ; value of
white school property, $877,848 ;
colored, $301,149.
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Because the principals of the
Mt. Olive and Pikeville schools
voted the Democratic ticxet at
the recent élection, the Populist
patrons of both schools have
withdrawn their children, inform
ing the principals that Hereafter
they must look for their support
from the Democrats. We are
also informed that they are
treating their pastors, who voted
the Democratic ticket, in like
manner and are actually with-
holding the amounts pledged to
their support. What are we
coming to, and whither are we
drifting? -Goldsboro Headlight.
What is known as the Farmers
and MerchantsT Co operative As-
sociation has been formed in
Hale county, Ala, with J. W: Pel-
lard, president, and R. A. White,
secretary. The object of the as-
sociation is to encourage and
~promote the raising at home of
everything the farmers and peo-
ple generally need. This kind of
a society might be formed in
many other sections and be of
great advantage.
bee
An exchange says that there!
isnTt as much reason for being
neighborly as there used to_ be.
People these times can rent dish-
es of acrockery stcre when they
give a party and undertakers
furnish chairs fora funeral. There
isn't much left to borrow except
spoons and trouble.
" earns 4
Out in Oregoa thereis a Mr.
Tongue who desires to go to the
United States Senate.
thoucbt the last session develop-
ed the fact that there was too
much of this thing there now. ©
Pha
The fortune of the Rothschilds
Wel
Senator Ransoni. contributed,
$50.00 tothe relief fund being
raised for the benefit of the suf |
ferers by the tire in Marion, N. C.
All for $1"Combination set.
containing a handsome double
ink stand, quart bottle uf excel-
lent black ink, small bottle of red)
ink, bottle of mucilage and a
beautiful pen holder, at Reflector.
Book Store.
offered. "
The Proper Place to Buy
, SHBICS
Family :-: GROCERIES,
Canned Goods, Fruits, |
Confections |
"for the holidays is at"
D. S. SMITHTS�
Fresh Goods constintly."
Fire Crackers at job DeraT prices.
Our Flour beats the world.
Best Cizars in town.
Don't forget the place.
D.S. SMITH.
TINNERS
Repairing promptly attended t
"DEALERS IN"
PANTS. OILS, GLASS oAND TUTTY
Lamp Goods, Bicycles, &c.
Agent for Rambler and Crescent
Bicycles.
~ Professional Cards.
M.H. LONG,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, _
| GREENVILLE, N.
Practices in all the Courts.
L.C. LATHAM - HARRY SKINNER
| Pan & SKINNER,
C.
ATTORNEYS-AT-[.4 Ws
GREENVILLE. N. ©.
J =. FLEMING,
ATTORNEY -ATr-LAW
GreenviLe, N. C. .
Prompt attention to business. Office
at Tucker & MurvhyTs old stand.
THOS. J. JARVIS. ALEX. L. BLOW
ARVIS & BLOW, | .
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
GREENVILLE, N.C, -
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is estimated at $2,000,000,000.
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Ga Practice it. Ulthe Courts. "
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Cheapest outtit ever.
NC oGITIANR HAD
S.E. PENDER & CO.,,
And Stove Dealers.� |
Ont
note nas
The Place to Sell your
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AD THE :
OLD BRICK STORE.
DVARMERSAND MEKCHANTSBUY ,
ing their yearTs supplies will find
theirinterest fovet our priets before pu,
~| chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete
n allits branches. |
PORK SIDES&SHOMLDERS.
FLOU®., COFFE&E, SUGAK,
Sas VW
RICE, TEA, &e.
alwuysat LOWEST MARKET PRICES. ~
oTOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARS
we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena
bling youto buy ab one profit,
plete stock of °
N sas a : .
FURNITURE:
always on hand and seldat prices to guT
the times. Our goods are all bought ap
sold for CASH therefore, having m0 rpsk
ro run we sell at a close margin,
- Respectfully
. 3
ui. SCHULTS.
Greenville, N } C
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lier ae - - ~ errr, """" cow
OUR REFLECTOR,
T.ook in and See Your Face
Mr.S- V. Joyner, of Kenly was
here to-day.
Mr. B. C. Pearce returned home
this mornipny.
Dr J. Morrill, of Fatkland. 1t
in town to-day.
Mrs. N FE. Carr,
(;reen. 18 Visiting her
Mia. B.S. Sheppard.
Rev oto. T. Moye. of Wilson,
has been spending some dav~
with Superior Court Clerk E. A
Move
of Willow
daugbter.
mt announcing the
no rPeiie ut of Mf iss Sarsb L
Cohen to Mr. Gr L. Herlbroner.
miiof ,arbore.? Our crusete.
r+ A. Ovrleatby missed th
truio at Rocky Mount, Saturday.
werd sa G d Lidl prev l fhere Lo fill bi-
Methodist
mr ry F ag } ;
Dolintipeauts Lh thie
Peoouell and eh]
Mos. Ho L
Gifeb. f Wiloliugtou aud Miss
Mittie Beaman. of Clinton. who
rve been visiting Mrs. F. G
| this
holes
Hines had
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Riow. TW. large
couggesations to hear him at the
Presbyterian ehureh, Sunday
reruns and night, and preach
two ru) { serious. He left this
im oroipy for Parmele.
Mr Ollen Eo. Warren left this
onorning for Raleish to take a
tvo weeks Course In horticuiture.
\* ith thiseccurse andthe thorou vh
knowledge he has obtuine 3 un-
derdis excelent father, will make
him ope of the best pursety
in the State.
Inise the Judge.
met
Judge W.N. Mehane took the
train this worving for his howe
His term on the bench has been
short. bis only courts being two
weeks in Nash andtwo weeks 1n
Pitt rie made good impressions
in these counties and mavy would
have been glad had the result ~at
the lasg election baen different, so
he and the other Democratic
Judges could have continued or
the Beach. .
Jim and Joe will
L REFLECTIONS, |
LOCA
Cotton 43 to-day. |
Come see my Christmas goods
Everything cheap. James Long
Mrs. H. T. Daniel is having a
new house built on Secord street,
near Mr. B. H. HearneTs.
Endless variety Toys, Dolls
Fireworks. Fruits, Candies, etc,
it Janes Longs.
We learn that the freight traiv
jumped the track at the Junction
on Saturday evening. Only two
~ars were derailed and a shaking
~poof the pissengzers was all the
damage done.
Great reductions for the Holi
day trade in Men's Youth and
Bove Clothing at C. T.Muufcrds.
Persous out of town) receiving
a COpy of the Dalry REFLECTOR
are invited to become subscribers.
Send 23 ecentsin staupr to pet
the paper a month and see how
you iis@ it.
Grauulated Sugar 5 cents 4a
pound. rtd Seedless liaisius at
(Val Brick S.ore. . -
Berutiful line Neck Wear. nice
Christ nas presents, aft NI uufords.
The voung people who. unde
~rhe direction of Misrs Hortense
Forbes. will present the ~Merry
Mitk MaidsT peat week. are now
noldiog nizhtly reuecarsals.
Splendid progress is reported.
Christ
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Don't fail to buy your
nas woods at Shelburn s.
The ouly first class line of Con-
fectioperies aud Iruitsin town at
She lburnTs. *
Register of Deeds hing issued
four marringe licenses to Cay
to the fi lowing eoupnles: Henry,
Barrett and Maria Hines, Henrv-
Spelland Sarah Wilobv. A. M.
Jovner and Maggie Skinner, W.
{. Barrington anl Piney Dixon. .
Goto ShelburnTs and see theT
bigvgest lot of Toys ever shown 1p
(4reenuville. -
~My lhaeof Tovs and Christmas
Confectioneries is vow complete.
Everybody come and see thew.
; Ep. SHELBURN. *
The season of holiday trading
and purcliase bas already begun.
Many of the stores have their
stocks displayed and shrewd buy
ers are manning their purchasers
now. Isn'tthisa good time to
givethe RrerLiecroR your adver
tising ?
Christmas.
The editor is whole footed for
Oo Saturday his aunt,
Mrs. W. R. Whichagd- sent oyer
a fine fatturkey to tuake a com
panion dish for Christmas dinner
to the bam she recervtly sent.
Our thanks are bi, ger than type
can express
Saturday evening about dak as
Alleo Brown, colored, hada ioad
of wood standing 1n front of the
REFLECTOR office ulong cutie a
two mule wagon aud locked
wheels with Allen's cart aud
turped eart, wood, mule and ail
in a confused juable im the aard-
die of the street. Allen said the
driver had prle ity of roe to pet
by. The diiver of the wagon sila
Allen shoud keep out of the mid-
dle ot the street. Thai ~ ttle it.
Fine Sales.
There Welle zaod breaks ul the
warehouses to-day and sore cf
the highest prices for large Jots
that lave been reported Mr. \\
J. Jackson bad one ptie of 143
pounds Ip his loton the floor cf
the Eastern that brough. 974. or
alittle above $139 for the single
pile. Mr BE Parhais, was the
purcheser. Mr. Jacksou bad au
cther pile of S6 tbs. that brought
Ww Moessrs. W. H. Moore. J. KR.
~Woiliams and Jobnu Peebles aiso
got high prices.
In order -to reduce our
stock and enable our
customers to buy
Useful "Aimas"Presents
we now offer our entire
stock ot
Dress Goods, Clothime,
Hats, Crockery
AT CoOsT
for the next
Ten Days.
Remember this offer is
only for 10 days, and
we mean what we say.
BOSWELL, SPEIGHT & 60.
