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Darth, arrives, +0: A. M.
_ leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thurs
day and Satur dav.
~Friday morning, warmer . Friday
a Seven baildsage! wereT burned
at yi ps gi ~Vt. causing & loss
= ascel at at a Leasine eae
| othe ringle bovs shooting B
"Greenville, N. Oy Mis
_ Ne - 87. oe
~""" eR tall
~Local oTrains and ayone ~Schedule.
Passenger: anti: cn ait train going
Going South,
rives 6:37 P.
North Bound Freight, arr ives 6: 45 A.
Mt leaves 10:15 A
South Bound Freight, arrives 1:51 P.
M., leaves 2:f1'P.M.
. Steamer. Myers, arrives from Wash
ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday
~Weather Bulletin. |
Generally fair Friday, frost
eveninge: cient rn
|
ee
. NEWS OFF THE WIRE. ,
~gered by our | ~Lensed� Underground
) (Sale steenieed
ema nee
of $250,000.
«i Ah ae. chad. that ; ee i
BT ene icen yat. has! been) fired) is,
-mpof by siivadieh war. vessel. n
A... t iple ki. i
eee
on tha ye oGieat: Southern} T
7 om i and i Allen Pringle,
be aay
aged
jat.GreensboroT May 13th, instead
132 years oid.
27) ifessional men - -who:does. not. ~hye
yi to-day, and he'told a: JVewsreport-
jerthat it wasT an, outrage... ~The|-,
|beauty about itis that this doctor)",
NEAR®R HOME.
What is Happening | Over she State,
The Grand Lodge, Indepeo 4-
ent Order of Odd-Felfows, meet
of at Vurham-
360 boxes of. shad were taken
by the steamer Nuese from « Rea-
noke Island on her regular trip
Friday and she weet back and got!
155 more on Sunday. The ship-
ment on Friday; on average of 75
to: the box made 27, 675 for the Que
Shipment.
| A'few nig hts ago a man named!
Gus Goggings was killed on the
Norfolk and Carolina | Bd eighth
near Roanoke rier. si had
been to Kelford, and left nits in
a state of' intoxication: He was
Hon. A. M. "Waddell, or Wil.
mington, has been ~invited by the
TiadiesT� Monument Association to}
celiver the xddressT at ~the unveil-
~of the Cotfederate monument;
be pts the invitation.
~ ~The. Pop law ta tax doctors. $10
perf; year is @ hardship on" the}.
~country doctor: One.of the pro-
far from Charlotte was. in town,
a si up this morning. ..
Ei yess en iI3Sth., :
= - o= ta ~ oe �,�
sleigh May 20th, and ne" eal
opip ou ENOW ? ex
Well. Look at these Name: and Then 3
iam cdcole Know. :
Mr. Leyit Hines went 8. Kin-
ston Jast night. -
Ool, John F. BritonioF Wilson, ae
jspent last night here. ey :
Rev.. J- C. MeC all csreueni to
Murfreesboro to-day. ..
oMre. M. M. Nelson euveriied -
this morning from a month's _"_
to Newbern.
Misses Myrtle and Lillie. ~Wil-
son returned home from. their vee: ne
it to Greene county.
Hon. John E. oWoodard, of.
Wilson, came in last night and
returned this morning. a.
Night policeman. , oe re ae
was out to day and ReyS he hopes
to be able to return to his rol ;
by last of the week. pep
imyden tera, = ral
Aypin Ni Ci Mch- Biet, 1895. 2
Mr. Richard Amiordens: wites is
very picks) = © a A.
~ Mr. Geo Bika} is movin ~his
|family J to Winterville ~aie tele
Messrs..J. W..and. W. B.' Quin-
erly. of Quinerlys aaene yesterday :
ures) edi tea
oMr. Swindell, at Déver has: tént- -
ted Fennér I pros. « millT Tene is. ~op im
WS cow va sack Was 1
e peers look: inten 2 ad 2
o/ mortally wounding. him, Nia ag 5 A
) Britton ee both of the " Pringle| who: pint ge ateich Pop i the co eas er with pi Apacs
; Theys, a saterlasca "" tye" Oh arlotte! ~News.T 1 Peden lie 16K. Wie yy! 1 has charge)
Sob e ~ie _ The. Governor, ~gad sent ~oat aoe
inet abt night | Pare Bo Bk 1 ok. tan ue
Bik sham gd white with & snow w whorls suit 4
4
~» Buteved #8 secund-class mail matter,
isently introduced here in 1886
T since the sixties.
~aud leaf dealers, .and ~it ist
Vv thie medium that we ex
QD. j. WHE HARD. Editor. " 2 iene one aT. One = = sntlemad
" = am 5 o ) a!
Subscription 25 cents per Mon
if he could rent them ont. :
many we will need at. present it
a - "=== lis impessible.to-say, however, if
LOCAL NOTES AND TOBACCO (the market-sells as much as it
$OTTINGS. did last year. (and there is no
reason why we should not sell at
least a third more) there will be
a need for at ~least threeT more.
We have no doubt but that plen-
ty of houses will be built)to take
care of the next. .crop.. Tbe mar-
ket is new beyond. the doubtful
line. It 1s no longer. an~ experi-+
ment. Those who at first were
ite worst enemies to-day. are its
well wishers, and menT who two
years ago could not be induced
to enter into the tobacco business
or to think of building prize
houses areT willing: to lend a help
ing hand and do ali: ithey can toT
BY-o. Li. JOYNER.
~There will be a shortage o*
plants this season on eccount of
the extreme cold weather which
prevented a good many farmers
from sowing sufficient plant land.
Mr. G.T. Tyson-in the March
number of the Southern Cailtiva
er says tobacce was first prom-
and this section now leads in
fancy wrappers and fancy cutters.
poe | a thf cc oa D-|lencourage the tobacco. market.
warehouses auda sufficientT: num., 48 an evidence of the value of
ber of storage-and other housee.|# tobacco market to the. public
He says further there is. more}¥hoO are ip no way interested. iu
hog and howmay in: the eastern|*e tobacco business just:compare
section to-day than there has been|the value of real estate edjacent
tu the warehouses..three years
, ; ago with what it is: new. Four
Daring . the present: year we/years ago this year the first toT
propose to make the. Tob.cco|bacco warehouse was built in
Department. cne of the most iu-|Greenville. At that time we know
teresting features ofthe already! ofa piece of p:opertyTT thatT wus
popular :Rerrectors We ~have|bought for. twenty seven hundred
just-completed an:-arrangement|doliars a few days ago a party
by which the REF Lecror will go! wanted to purchase one-tenth of
to the home of nearly every. to |it and the owner.said he -would
bacconist in North Carolina anud/take tweaty two hundred and fifty
Virginia, that is mannfacturers/d»ltars for it, but did not care to
zbisellatthat prices. Now we donTt
t to|want to say that the increased
draw the eves of the tobacco} valulation of the property 1ssolely
trade to. the superior advautages|attribatable to the tobacco mar-
of the eastern section in the pro |ket, for there are'two other en'~er
3 # o
- es oe cs « §.
: s | ES
i. #4
7 3 " i
3 Bee Seas
7 s F *
edi ty himself
aK
ie he Ries ook
sked what he would take for it
land he said four bundred and
fiffy five dollars, an inetease oof
over 40 per cent- These are twe
instances where the tobacco .mar-
ket has helped others besides
airectly connected with: 1t.
~Besides there are numerous other
cases and in fast all real estate in
~Greenville ~bas advanced won-
~derfally. in .price: There is a
piece of land just in front :of .the
warehouses owned by JT J. and
J. R. Cory: Ifthe-public doesTnt
beliéve that theT tobacco . market
has added materially to their
property jast ask these young
wen whatitheir land: was worth
in 1890, and what it is: worth. to-
day, or what they can sell it for
to-day.
bn
Cow-peas for Distribution.
Cetera
The North Carolina Experiment
Station has a small quanity of
~cow-pes seed, Red ~Ripper, Un-
known and~other-varietics, which
have been found to do well on
the Station farm. These will be
distributed. free in one-half pound
packages to farmers of the State
who will agree to test them and
lreport the result to the Station in
the fall. Four cepts in stamps
must be enclosed with each ap-
plication to pay. postage. on. the
seeds. -Address, Dr..H. B. Battle,
Director, Ruleigh, N. C.
Greenville Market.
Oo .
Corrected by S. M. {chultzZ, at the
Old Bricx Store.
duction of bright yellow tobacco:|prises that have added largely: to| Butter. per Ib 19'to'2 5
As a matter of face nearly ail the/the yalue rab set ew Gag td namely; | ay cavern Sides ms " ye a
~largest manufacturing concernsithe Railroad with the depot near Germ 40. to 60
im America ~are now represented |this property and Hines & Ham-!Corn Meal 50 to 80
onT the eastern markets. They|iltonTs lamber millT: Aside from /Uabbage 5 to 15
could not afford not to ~be, and/these what else has added to. the| Flour, Fxmily $00 te wae
hence as @.matter of business the|vyalue of this properiy? That pase 50 to 60
_eartern leaf dealer could not dejnearly all kinds of real estate has}potstoes Irish, per bb! 800 to 350
~better than to place his business|depreciated in value.no one will) Potatoes Sweet.per bu 30 to 40
card in the,columns of this paper /| dispute, while this property has Sagar 8 to &
which hails direct from the center|inoreased in a most wonderful |Coftee : PAL C4
of this now far famed .golden @ knowof another small-;' 2 Perr an 134 6 20
belt. ojer piece of land owned by a wan! govs per doz +10
_ |who three years ago did more. arte 20
int Seine the past two months|disco: | the supportT of tt 9 to 10
'@ have had quite a number of|market than any other man ahi, Fe
to tell ts that they woald will friends f0 ship their tobace shes
ingly build more prize houses for' some other market. At that 25 to 75
Cars as
_ Pepeprived by +wenty capitalists whesbaintests capeeiceiavesi EP oF|
DIRECTORS :
Edwin Shaver, F. J- Murdoek,
CHEAPER FIRE INSU
By anti ie every policy-holder a sharer in. the. profits.» Au profits except a re
_ serve of 10 Pat, cent, are returned to the Ronee piers.
CAPIT ! $100, 0.00. 00.
: DOLLARS. elds poides are non-assessable.
J. Ss. Spencer, E . D, Latta, Wm. E. Holt, D. G. {Worth
MacRae, Lawienee 8. ~Holt, Samuel) oMcD. Tate, James -P. oSawyer, J Carr,
eg ead Holt, Bennehan ~Cameron, A. F. PoseT
Thos, M. Holt, J: M. Worth, Ea W. Scott; J. Van Lindley, L, M: Scott. HZ. P.
Wharton.
OFFICERS: J. M. Worth, President: x. P. Wharten, Vice-President ; A. W. 4 :
. MvAllister, Secretary and Treasurer.
~your policy expires see that it is renewed iu THE § OutTHERN STOCK i eee 3
Ly Wilson |,
: Je Goldsboro ~{
lar -Wifeington
when
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
J. L. SUGG, Agent,
GREENVILLE, N. 0.
dam " SR IO A
2 Ber
"Professional: Caras.
Cotton antl Peanuts,
| ~ hand ~peanuts for yesterday, as furnished
R. D. L. JAMES, : . by CoBb- ~Bros. & Co., ~Commisstow Mer-,
oDENTIST, ae |
GREENVILLE, N. 0. :
Below are ~NorfolkT prices of cotton |.
byl nee Mt
Cede re dens a ;
- "
| LeTarboro
Ar. Fiomee
\ux Rocky Me + 051020]. | 6
Ly Fay cece silat: 2
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Pe;
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Sees ~
x
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Sowa
Re wise
a ;
Poe ae te aia
Om = oS
Daily.| |
Ar Wilsn
Ly Florerce - |T
Lv Fayetteville| 1 ;
~|Ly Selma -"
chants of Norfolk :
| Good Middling
OCOTToR.
J. L. FLEMING |! ~Middling
~Low - Middiing
| Good Ordinary
Tone"steady.
PEANUTS.
3. H. BLOUNT.
LOUNT & FLEMING
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
. GREENVILLE, N. ©.
~ pas� Practice in all thé Courts.
es
4§
. + Gommon . 1 to I
Prime - t
Extra Prime 2to2
Fanc ; o 9
f ne- 3
apd ora at 10 to 11 cts: |
. Peas"bést, 2.59 otd� O78: ~per*bag.
be es dam+ged. 1.50 to1.75.
Black and Glev. 90 to 1.00 per bu-hel.
L.C. LATHAM | HARRY SKINNE ©
ATKAM & SKINNER,
ArTrokweEyYs-aT-Law,
GREENVILLE. N.C
THOS. J. JARVIS. ALEX. L.. B10
ARVIS & BLOW,
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
GREENVILLE, N.C.
6@ Practice in si he, Pour
Mo Paes oe ae
~Barbers.
,AMES A. SMITH,
TORSORIAL ARTIST.
~ si
Si aan, :
pao agen N.C.
Hees EDMUNDS.
» FASHIONABLE |
| foi ts See ee ae Se ee
ee Gar at =e & Sm wh f
Seek Ze Lea
e
ae
"view In ~the Baptist chureh ~to-
in Kinston: -
~~ Bive the réason_of the
~ In the primary schools. "
=. _Every persof can remember ;
~Bat to know when� ~EasterTs:
o er Just watch the silvery moon, _}.
* (AndT when you ~Bee at ~fall and)
A, Se
ried co iee te oe TT
Mr. H. Ww oWiledbée has been set nar . tales th
appointed a notary public. p @nce . eral ght sen aah i :
DonTt - $ to hand your pr it necessary to go into it
subscription to the carrier.
lar Thursday night ser-
Seed Meal and
Hulls and Shingles call on Henry
~ Sheppard. Prices-low down.
8 PS ge eee Saree so Bee See rage Se od ig Pike eS as ee a Penne
Sat ee ee px a ois sees aoe ek Nae eee ee ae ae tee
oe. Perr ene, tae ee, :
ee ae
before any' other busin
bog errpele of. ~There en oon
a bun side
and as much sincere rach tide ,
be consumed in the Het Biceps
jfor the: defense: as ~has: already:
been taken by the plaintiff.T
mass of
oThe
testimony is enormous,
Martins have. put in their ap+ Judge Coble has shown impartial-|
pearance. ey are pretty good
indications of spring.
An entertainment will be give
by the pupils of the - Female
Seminary to-morrow night.
We have tried to get the list of
~the néw Magistrates for this coun:
ty to publish the names but have
noi suceeeded so far,... -
give 35 ae ae to
ve 25 per cent. on the ton
bai -omaterial, shipped
ae any points on its.line, to re-
any_of the burned buildings
When Master Comes.
set the Boston ~Trans-
cript, SEM » .. Writes: . oE
saeediet be the suggestion
in ooe paper this evening to
compose & fyhme which would
pelts
nature of the Easter feast�
The following élever rhymes are}
added. They shoald be taught
oThirty days hath September,�
- g@ome . �"�
Puzzles even. soholars some.
_*] if ~
round,
Know Easter'll be here gon.
ity in his - rulings and. has dis-.
played -much! patience «on « the }*
pl benal during the long and mo-
notonous proceedings... We _be-|
lieve everybody would be glad to
see the case reach its termination-
o
Mr. D. T. Swindell, one of Ral
eighTs merchants, will move. to}.
there. ©
i have. aan a ~Lavery, and
Sales Stables..at 4#rifton .ard|
have on hand some - Horses
Parties wishing conveyance
atreasonablerates. I have had.
seyeral years ex
ing in borses and know how to
judge a good animal.
When March� the twenty-first is! UA | UM
S. E. PENDER: & 0,
HTWMe 2 SEA as
xi e eee
68 Felis Fd ie a
on a
Ao Store| TAaaNS PH:
y adt tt 2 soe tanith Ott!
Norfolk, and ear ty / ~on business)
to be sold at. bottem . DElpete
~J. F.. KING.)
v2 2.
;
ae a -
could]
y point can be accommodated |
ce -deal |
a ees
wa aa -wensell
Gost Meal,
1h -nive 1 Ton Meal for 2 Tons Seed.
AT THE
OLD BRICK STORE
Bing ping § set gah fate jen will i i
heir interest to get our prices before pu
chasing elsewhtre. Ourstock is compt te
no allits branches.
i PORK SIDES&SHOMLDERS.
FLOUR, COPFEE, SUGAK:
oRICK, TEA, _
Toate LowsstT MARKET
Bacco SNUFF AC & CleA ARS
we yas m Manufacturers, ena
bl ng yout you aide at one Drees, - a cum
plete stoek Leste can
oFURNITURE
always ouhand and soldat prices tosuit
OF8�,�S; the times. Our-goods areall.bo! nd
igold for CASH Seat ta se isk
ata close margin.
«Respectfully,
S. M. SCHUL"? om
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