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north, acrives 8:22
Greenville, N. ¢., March 18, 1895.
ae ; oes eging and. Boat Schedule.
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Passenger and *omail train gofng}.
. Mz. shalt south,
_atrives 6:37. P- M.
orth Bound Freight, arr ives 6:45 A.
~ leaves 0:15 A. M.
~ South Bound Freight. arrives oi
Jeaves 2:11 P. M.
age Myers # ~rives from; Wash |
_in uduy, Wednesday nd Friday
leaves | ~or Washingtou ~Tuesday, Thure
_ day and watur day.
PARA AE ES
Weather Bulletin.
Threaténing with rain Thurs-
day, co'der over the entire State
Friday.
_" na oe nee
Pandan tis
m NEARER HOME.
What is Havpening Over the State,
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Feur omoonshine: 8° "hase been
oarrested in Ousiow connty.
~ Miss Lala Mocre, of Raleigh,
was married S aleay to Me A. £
Paces dade a youbg Hebrew of that
ocity
Senator Daniel, of Virginia,
has been selected. as the. com
ineucement ~orator by Davidson
Coilege this year,
A -séhooner taking a lozd of
phosphate from © harleston to
~Newbern, suck at Ocracoke inlet..
on. Wessel andT cargo a toial lors,
3 3 D Servaap
eis reduced fo $10, but the Bai
pene roma eae nocut.. hes i
, ~ }net and got everything in . ~readi-|
Crew. saved by the- Portsmouth
Life Saving Station. 1
. Jadge-Grahain fined two. wit-
nesses in Charlotte $40 each for
+ not. bel aa _on.- han l,. and. one
20
The $40 ducs were
~
ys me 4a: hic ser
named Richard Smith and
Rass © ine 5 in
~thejslipped.
bosch OFF 'T THE WIRE.
Served by our oLeased� Undergroun
Cable"(Limited)..
A big Loan and, d Trust ~Gomnk
ny at. Russell, Kas., has gone un-
der with fiabilities placed at $290
} 000.
An exodus fuer has ~broken
ma and several hundred cf them
have emigrated to Mexico.
Charles F. Worth, the eplebra-
ted Paris dressmaker, is dead.
His reputation extended all over;
the world� ~Waste: dresses are
worn.
Rev. Thos. Dixon, of New
York, has gone off on another
tangent, resigning his pastorate
abd announcing. a new creed
which for want of a better name
has been termed oUnion Evange
dicalism.� |
A disease has appeard in Floyd
county, Kentucky, that is worse};
;than small pox, und eyeu. physi-
cinns ure afraid to attend people
afflicted with it. The disease
resembles cholera, except that it
ehokes the victim: to ~death, be-
ginning in the stomach ~and rising
to the throat Nearly everv case
nas Leen fatui.
Lookeut For Him,
About this time the oold man�
lofthe Salisbury Zerald will be
reading with distended: eyes sud
mouth oa-watering. the iteme
in the REFLECTOR about the shad.
in Tar river. And: wheu-be léarns
that Joe Eyavs: bas. ohung� = -his
ness for a oskim� we'll not be eur |i
-pr.sed'to see it stated
Joe Rouche to®
oup| Herald ~aud cues ous for.
Athe oold. fs
oF
out among thenegroes of Alaba"'
OTHE LROISLATURE,
MONDAY.
~Bittsspendod final roading
plying the-balance. of the |
tax fund in the..Treasury.
~public-school fund; paying.
expenses of election contests at ~
this session, aggregating "
three thousand dollars ;.app
priating $95,000 for two years -
the Eastern Hospital, of mee
boroT.
Senator Dula and oReprendtites
tive Huffman were elected trus- ©
tees of the Deaf-Mute- Schovi, jet
Morganton. ; yor
Ax ~bill to allow divorce in cases E
where there has bsea two. wears
desertion failed to pass. ~ ~ es
The bill: to create a Code com- ~
mission was tabled. This causedT
a great. sensation; as the Henan:
licans had in caucus, to-day, .
manded that the bill pass. ome
Republicuns and quite a number.
jof Populists joined with the Dem- |
oerats.in voting. agaiust i) 6)
Bills passed. final reading: mak".
ng the total appropr. ation to the
State Guard 36,000 ~instead of
$16,000 aud uppropriati oe St #1600 (
to pay the - penitentiary s debts,
und $35,000 for tis. maiT
this year and next. year. |
The Seuate passed a. pind =
troduceu to day to abolish nb
superintendents of-publie iastr -
tion aud county boards of adnte :
iion, ~ oe
An exe Vaupge: makes: this�
gestion for business: men:
towns where a Lewepaaeribe
lished, every business |
to advertise in it; even tf
ly.a dard stating bisT 1
the busmess he is
7
iat he hae tl 10
off to Geeddyiltey. teaving |TE She :
wrestle - withr the} Lou
ls che eg ee
ooo % aye.
~oe 4 al
been abolished. The legislature}
has reduced the appropriation to
~one hundred dollars for each
this will wot psy armory rent
The, bill_to establish a Code
Commission.hbas been defeated
- . and Gathrie, Russell and Biack-
~. ~burn ~will -be allowed to attend to} -
their businéss atT home. The)
-- State has no need of their seryi-|
ces.
all
pt
The most contemptible pieces of
Jegisiation, when we take in con!
~ sideration the time 1t was intro
' @uced,that has .been attempted
~by the Legisiature.is- the bill tnat
*6ae introdaced Mouday to abol-
. Baperistendents of Public. Iiu-
struction. -Two bills of this kind}:
~ eye been tabled, and now after
-. the constitutional limit for the
~ session of the Legislatnre a bill
_ o9s introduced and is to be rushed
_ through to abolish «about four
- hundred-offices in the Btate. In
~fact to change entire the whcle
management of the Public
Schoels. The bill has pot -.even
~been before a committee. No
_ time can possibly be giyen avy
- body to diecuss. the. matter. It
Gs evident that this bas been un-
_ derstood all the time that this
_ -.. bill was to be put through jaat as.
2 is now being done. The Legisla-)
. tare Kpew that such complaint
_. would-come befors them if 4
fs attempted any thing of this kindT
: _ that they have purposely waited
- for this hour,. Even the negroes
@re outspoken in condemnmatien
ofthe matter. ~There uever as"
-sembled a more contemptible set
ma the howe.
_ Let-her not narrate .Mrsa.. Next:
+
. yell osay� at her.
sh the Board of Education and}
A time of reekoning-will--come in
1896, and the worse"they can do
now. will eaty wiake it-the- easier
to correct it then.
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Marrmge Ruics.
Let her meet him with a kiss"
not a frown.
Get dach realize the fact that
they are one.
Let the husvand. frequent bis
home"not the clab.
. Let him assist her in beautify-
Door's goszip.-
Let ber not worry him. with
petty troables.
Let Lim speak.to his wife"not
Let -her make her: home more
pleasent than the club.
Let her sympathize with him in
business cales.
marriage as before-
iteelf rust from disuse.
tin as for strangers.
Let~him confide�"�:in» his wife;
their interests are equal.
Let ber not fret becauseT Mrs.
Neighbor Las_a rich dress .
Let ner hcme mean: love. anv
rest "not strife and noise.
TN:
Mr J. Ne Maxwell was in: the
Herald:office this afternoon with
the most remarkable story we erer
heard. ;-He said, upon ~the athor-
to Mrs White Menius gave Dirth
last -week: to twenty-six ~
also: died) Phis cow
ston wahil sooner. yet
cand jot the-spongrel crew com
the present Legislature.
a a
: Let him b;: as courteous efter "
Let: his latchkey gather unto|
- Let her dress-as, tastefally for
ity of Mc. H. V--Ritehie;who saw!
the wonder, that a cow belonging
One. calf.was of sormal: size| *& Ne
and ti . the pe kame eet oe i.
Jdarge: rats -and -dead.
Don't. Take It,
- "PheiConfederate MonumentAs-
sociation cannot affordto degrade
tself.or the
oriés it proposes £0 honor b ac-
the bands
ing
hat
jgang bas disg the oState;
spat upon the honoretT Confeder-
ate dead and insulted-every white
man.and woman in the State, and
if it does-appropriate any sum_to
the Confederate monument 1t-will
'|be done to cover up the infamy ~of
~|it~action in adjourning..in honor
of Fred lass.
If the Association. be et ran to e
itselftrue to them ein
womanhood * of ~NorthT orn Pom,
and to those who died in defense
of the Confederate States of
America, it will flatly and ~absolu-
~tely refuse to accept. aogthing.- at
the hands of the present Le _-
ture Any other course would
apn insuit to eyery dead Conteden:
ate soldier-and dishonorable to
the Associations"Ruth: Dem.
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Mise Fernieaf chow ~Wisitor
through conservatory)"Yes; these are
our cacti. Papa is so fond of them he
sperids most of. his time among them.
|. Nearsighted Visitor"Beautiful! And
what a peculiarly formed one this is!
Do you. mind me pulling ~one of: those
| stickers out?
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ARMERS AND MEKUHANTS BUY:
(img: their yearTs supplies will: find =
their to get our prices before pu:
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete
n allats: branches.
PGRK SIDES&SHOMLDERS.
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4By shaking every pol
serve
bo
cy holder� a pee ster : ~profits. !
of 10 cage pent. are. returned +o . poliey
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FLOOR, COFFEE, SUGAK.. ~{supseribed vy Laer sina sitaatinils names represent over Five M
= oRICK, TEA, &c. ~
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TOBACELO SNUFF & CIGARS
bated direct from Manufacturers; ena
bling youto buy at one profit. A CONT}
- plete. stock of
oFURN TURE |
always onhand and-sold at prices tosuit
theT oOur? areal bought and
sold for CASH. fore, having 10 risk
to 111, we sell'ata close margin.
Respectfally, .
Greenville. N.C
| are for sale by
S.E. PENDER &.CO;
TINNERS.
And Stove Dealers.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
DOLEARS. |
ss ~Policy-holders are n
o DIRECTORS: J. 8. Spencer; E. D. bee ares
MacRae, Lawzence S.-Holt,. Samuel...
~Edwin Shaver, F. J. Murdock, abs Banks Holt, iggy
Thos, M. Holt, J. M. Worth,' J ~W. Scott, J, Van Lindey.
| Wharton.
oOFFICERS: J. M. Worth, President; E. P. ~Wharten, Vice-President;
| Micallister, Becretaay, and ~Treasurer. . 2
n your policy expires see that it is renewed in THE SOUTHERN
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DENTIST,
3. H. BLOUNT. J. L. FLEMING
BeesT, ~& FLEMING.
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW,
Literary ricesrradh N..C.
". Practice in all the Courts.
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Mayor D. oC. Moore, of Bethel, pie Bae $.60 te a
e aT a ardl £0, bi eget bome this morning. ork ce a ti
w sbi "? : | SS ae
Fae, ; ¥ et P. | | r. B. B ~ClaytonT Rit gedecckd abies . ren AS
e * . in ns yurt House again tO-/Flour, Family 300 to 840 ~
oSome oo | sine Moses - was Gouchtae night. : aaee . fe Pe: + ai
off his lqmps. . Mr. TW. . Hawkins tt ator = Ciatoce Irish, per bbl - 800 to 350.
tlendib tal Sw b _3BU.to 40
pS delta seme Gone Tht NO sage gh
4 ee | ~ to 2
Mr. Jobn Quiverly and Mre./Salt per Sick 80 to 200
» Bee 8. E Pender & Co's new Ad | Robert Quiveriy, of Centerville, pe singenoe ioe 12} to a 3:
Spertisoment - alc up OL this morbpinyg train. Tpenoensr: per Ib 20, i ue
~Prayer meeting in the Mviho We wereT ajj| Kerosene, 9told -
giad to have a callip : b 50 to 75
dist. church to-night. Tuesday eyeuing from friend PF. Hulle, a ton "500
Bs. =! The cottcn market went up OC. Eruis, of the State Agriculta |Cotton Seed Meal 2000 .
an another sixteenth yesterday.. ~al Department. Je + aketrs
oe Mr. J. R. Moye, of tke firm of , ~ -
Fe tnt aaa | J.B Caer Uo, went norih| | coven and yosnat
- this muruivg to purchase spring| Below are Norfolk srices of cotton
Congregations.
* .Locals all washed away in the
: eg Sa-dey jine its too wet to bunt
al
, Ba Cotton Seed Meal at the
~Store.
tt For the best Special Truck
Guano call on R- A- Tysou o1
Henry Sheppard.
Cream. Walnut Candy, Apples,
oPears, aad Oranges, cheaper than
ver, at Morris Meyer's. ~
| For Cotton, Seed Meal and
: alls and Shiogles call on Heury
St eppard. Prices Icw down.
sae
Ribbons, Raby Caps, all
cheap-r thao ever at
~Griffiu.
of oar shivpers: have lost
on eggs by the bottom
out of the market.
« » Tribune, with J. Bo John:
» so editor, matleiTs appear
yordey as suceersor to the
nurse se tae week Rer. R.
ifl, a roe Will Baptist min.
2. ats Savtees 4 committed
Sr aie with
aud sumwmer goods.
Mr., R- P. Andrews, an oojd�
sbout exhausts the ganel"Dp |,
roit Free LTrees.
ee perbaps you never heard
at
who lived by a geyser and fast
rolling Iser, and warried Eliza,
and tried to advise Mer that nu
early riser would ever despise
~her, bat bigbly would prizs °° ber,
f early xbe hies her to the kitch-
en and fries her old manTs ap
petizer in the shape of a good)
breaktast before he gets up_ in the
ae
morning. And the panel is sot
lat srtang. doy reer ree Bal
New Lot of Stationery ;
and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished
by Cobb Bros. & Co., Comimission Mer-
chants of Norfolk :
frtend�"� of the editorand represep- _ CoTTon. :
tative of Addisons paper Louse, yogi bes oe ° are
Washington, D.-C., bas been) Low Mividling 415-16
shaking bargatiue at the ReF.ec {Good Ordinary 4 5-16
| roR tu day- Tone" st: ady. :
PEANUTS,
No. Yet Eahausted. Pee Ao +e
But fow words rhyme with oad | Exprat Pde 2 3)
ancy +
vertiser.� . i *panish 24
The advertiser, _ Tone"steady. ~
He is wiser! Egyus- dultat Lt cts -
Than the Kaiser, . Se _E. Veas"best, ¢.5) to 2.75 per-Bag.
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dauumeged, 1. BU toils.
ginek nnd Clay. 90 to 1.00 per hu- hel. "
justin. Send; your
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The Place to. Sell your
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