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arrives 6:37 P. M. (
North Bound Frets
» leaves 10:15 A. om
southT BoundT Fretg
M., leaves 2:11 P.
Qning nites g
AULA DE, L453 A
atrives 151 P,
ail
Myers arrieee frem_ Wash,
ington Mondyy, Wednesday and Friday |
| leaves; for Warhinaten Tue«day, Th
day and. Saturday,
; Sivamer.
Weather Bulletin.
~Cooler to- night, fair Thurs-
To the ~Mdditur ol the Re
As you no, for?
creertsiee anost, [Iz er ravenT
an gftur I leava er pl
Aaves tef right BackT
| Eaditars an telum how I likes
ther town.
_ Now. greenvilleT imprest (a
~much in .meny_.respex: rf
sli-menshun only 2 or 3in this
Ter cietarads howsomever.
facher I shall wright, «z.the. Op-
purtuney ty prezents, itself.
Furétly, twirfo': my atienckas
waz fafst'katled to the fackt, on
butyfull bitty! sity:on
vur, that nearly one
an had er hoss"er ftrofen Aoss
"fy coarse evry man haz ter haye
er stabull fur Se hoss ter sta
nod sum uv
avturiog
the Tare
haveT em so
~eloce ter bisa atnen er long
legged man can step fruam_houce
ter.stabull at one step.. i show
Ve te Se wel well,
~awl ander the
Me eaten
ishuners
ot this the woven f
r yom bate or fia
thinks es ay -
mitet
sa deel howse
fly ma coe
would lookT
Bem s um!
the Taster Kas
_ tee 1 walked up
the streats uv yo anhalt
tty pity onthe Tare an medy.
cote & a Iter my
ha ydence -
; " sivenk you have}..
ig y so yer
iz cammishonere w have | _ter
ynow uns.
GREENVILLE, N. C., APRIL 3, "1886.
a i " a eo ae
ah 5 i stite adder kadar.
Adjuiant. General Cameron Hopes,
However, the Guard May be Main.
tained.
Steen neal
Stave or Norrn Caroura,
Apsurant GENERALTs Orrice,} |Grows On @& iunce ~teak
Satyr ng Pak
our 1s mace. of t ae
A 4 eter look t is be
Raueius, March 21, 95.
The lata General Assembly
having, by legislative enactment,
reduced the annual appropriation
hitherto made for theT support
and waintenance of the State be
Guard from sixteen thousand to
six thousand dollara (see General
Orders No. 5, current series, from
| ec), the ccopmander-in:
Sl ghief i¢, with siacere teeret, com-
~pelled to Matera the State Guard
+ { that, the conditions of the
new law, no unnual encampment
tfor the rnstrection _" None
liof the t ; or ld, and
that the eal priation|
pitherta suid 6 panies of tw
hundred eel fi y oun \
0D. a mg one hundred a
ir gae Win Stele Of the mance
Ps nzes ater sacrifices which the
cérs and wrén of the State
Guard have for years made in
order to supplement the already
meagre State appropriation and
keep up their respective organi-
zations, the. commander-in chief
hardly feels that he has the right
Gees... oTha, ~Question one of
ng as it does. not pa the power
and ability of the Sore to cee
y
sack i Hin av a Pane
aty @nD: nse patr m
of the State
express the hope and wade that
ible they will endeavor to
sep up, theirT orga
jdi and efficie
tary Nat gaa until� Souk otee
r for}
as wiser and more liberal public to ear
WwW. H. Oa
of ness, de
bringing Bie Bienes ba
action in their. behalf can be
taken. ws
Ba ae 9 of the, commander in
_ Francis U. Gameroy,
|woun.. ~that it is red. be wil |/fftesenand is |
ee ee Dever: sonnets lotte Obecr- Sama Dear the
ae THE WOOL IN |
mintlo.
peantiful Buiter
wT 2} iano 2 et Sa hieie
ac cma on. a@.
: Suits tea nl: dentin bf
ley ofi tke: tatlor
des, all colors and all shapes:
Fat or mayday I Cnn fit you. ul
FRANE WiLsd nt,
The Leader in Clothing: '
our measure and ~main
ot QM ye dope
Sie]
Muzic Hath Charms.
Mr. C. D. Rountree
small party of friends adel or
ical concert at his ame pein
The music was
Messrs. Rountree,
R.. B. Shaw and Ola Forbes with
Be. 2 Fd herrcag® oe guitar,
nd umber on piano.
| db Tus oGyostion, in, one, of|RaVS listen to, ull ors ion
stan e wm bear. 80
pedi arg Jpn tin voly. ee sweet as on: this. occasion. .
musi
Tuesday night.
furnished by
violins, R-
: stain the laws. SS ee ER eaRE, 7 5
as the Jpr 4) set Sts Served ticenet Uetecarieh
1yes a operty of our citizens by our Leased� 1
iCeble-Cimites:
~The. oataflie at Boath Pe
x He cab ny | Nob... waa robped .of | $6 ar
cash,.. registered
és and Agron
"e ~Wiliams, at: poe se naa
a id ered two of her children
by cutting ¢ theie throute front ear
t fi
aks 8 be prodinen Bae
all through n the ¢ cold winter jiist ~padttt
pi aanomeinn ates infant just, desrning
Bat "e the spring operied we? find: tt
" ee fang
beer hs w alors
ri} ~BYE: ORIENTAL... if essa)
panes
ate many a oe Doe S
i Si, Re bie
Alike ite oariins the latest news.
Aod itooly APS T9740! become its
asa: you waintre the Dae Rr.
¥LECTOR.
sa ~ij tts sentiment ~too, is) teily
}..] Though small in size, and of mninfon yim
Yet it s
weer tie ~erat, odad Wns
on light;, if? 360i
and js bo all falsehood, ~ai
sal
And assures every oon whe"
its ins
That they il fall in ~love with
DatILy Rercecton. I
ing
tel
And ye for subeoription no extra price
charged, «
ee | fe 417
The
birfhday news in German.
~|the s FapOihpedp ick kee. when}
~Ithey have to pay out a dollar a
Richmond Dispatch}
rinted much of its Bismark
" for the past four R dong has
i with the luxuries. Atanyrate
d for all ayee use.
Mis E. Mj Poe.
4shMAsIIT74ASaa Ses OFFERS.
CHEAPER. FIRE seach siaii (
By making evetw*paliey-holder a sharer in the profits.-.AH-profits except
-holders...
serve of 10 per cent. are returned.te the peliey
~e - CAPITAL $100,000.00,.
app.con a Wilsopf = :
omina- . S losaneal oD oe | Cs ~
ting Morrison for the F aent oab ith Messrs. |up-cribed by tweaty capitalists whose names t over EF: MaLauroNs
ing He is reall the i ae of}: Rountree, coin & Eroul Mr.), o . py teensy pte ~Policy-bolders are noucnativeaesl EWE ms
a ae oni Set ace is-probablg quect the, -aid- oe DINEGTORS ~Ji B. Speneer,E. D! Latta, Wm: E: Hott, Dé Gt: Worth,
teva oe re ee en! ~Hoek; Samuel McD. y Fats, Janice Fr." rer, 2S oC
, * ® tole x ¥. worth, Pia Banks Holt a a Pa
Montgomery of the Superior
capa Bip Sak Negara
wkd ged boi commission; :t
such was done Monday by
Dror the sath Pome Oi mn ores
partizan Sepeeme ours It
probably without precedent,and,
looks like Mt Gook ~will be put
in when his-ease comes: belore
SupremeC onart.
thisT ~Bugubt botyo tion: are te leave Wilson te come: here...
_" tit i otis | é
"mmme « '*
jane ~ BE Ov L.: SOTHEB0:. j
PS Mist 3 � ammmmppietion
now.is the. ide to do
the cultivatien ofa tobas-
hE th
1 We poe §
Bu ina set es}
i} way the winds Dhow, audéf Capt..
ey tn
: De... St, |e
ave shad: ~Ot se@n the. gu pe¥ior| {will give 17 Fon Meal for 2, Tons Sred. Mtr - ee ake ore
ure lands ip
ee the}.
ee rior adyan gest
J. ae suc
_ORRENVILL
W. Scott, J. Van Lindley." Ly M* Scott. Ey.
oOFFICERS : 5. xen leueaties President ; E. P. Wharten, Vice-President; A.
Modilister Secretary avd: oEreasurer.
rth art] SPORE INR wi Hees see that it is renewed in THE SC\TTHERN STO
AMIV GU Bi MY We a
GG, Sy.
N.C.
(res Po
ee 2 Be A a Bone em
Sidecabille market over all (or
5
SEE nico:
. Ro THOSE,
yisuixa {TO eX ARCE
ton eed ~torT. einen
aie ase
~ailisilie
of the Apory grein sieve on
eee, ous. farmer
et the ogor
shed os
| UR, COFFEE, SUGAR.
rif vi
Peas en nel cones Mookie age ae
| ToBAceD SNUFF & CIOARS..
ture! Lantern vu meron Comd quick oryou will betoolate. . jain) is : ote 1 ein ienadea
he,conld never ave been induced ||. IFNRY at DER | LO NT 6 FLEMING:
; BENS SHEY, E ABD. B' _ ATTORMEKS- aT baw,
54 i? GkEBN Was
Bh aby Betton | tap stad : T " Vractioe tnatt the Comrta,
) ~situate Si:ahs ~spesedleeater jas
' ye | CURATOR Team smocn
} a ATH AM: 4 OE ERR:
con's) ww
oAmon nin oT: : AR
Ihcm sence igpegene MiG
iss
COUNTY OFFICERS:
~ Blapentor Couit.Clerk, E.. A, itoye. , mee
a of Sanity Reve: giant Wie
i : * Daweon, chaT n:
"| eon hg Haeiatrne. bk
Smith andi@M.-Jones:..
- SupTt. Health, Dr. W. H. Bagwell.
SapTt. County Home, J. W. Smith.
Board Education"J. R. Conglelon,
chmTn, F. Ward and R. C. Cannon.
SupTt. Pub, Ins., w. H. Ragsdale,
ee, Gaus
-
TOWN OFFICERS.
- "= CHURCHES.
Services every Sunday (ex-
paca and night. Prayer)
cian benrtia
seokan "",
Billings, }
A. M. GB:
catholie eyes
t. Rev. C. M.j
ee one Echool at 9:30
ce e#t
i, SSeS
6. 17. 1. O.. OF
ocsey pyar
saa
net eK.
cadena ins
a Laughing.
fri 5 to
stock-raising friend in Sydney ie could not be oe
es Tx4
~bewptain found the pig and brought
| thing, with a pink nose and a
~around his neck, and presentlyT the
; Resoent = Ake Mantes So
passengger in the cabin. There was}.
to give the pig.an outing on the
On.
| ptum duff. for dinner on the steamer,
and seven women and four men sur- | P&ss
\reptitiously slipped the pudding
Fea 1 on Plum Pudding Twice),
~Across'the Paetfic.
| ge Grew Fat on Food That Walt Have
~Some months ago Capt: Morte, of
the Alameda, was chargedT by a!
bring him over an:
4}.to improve the blood o:
~Australian swine.
tocratic |
the: plebe
The steam
him on board the Aldmeda two
months ago. He was 9 dainty ! little
fiding way that won the hearts of
the passengers. before. the steamer
had.cressed the bar. He.
interces-
sionTand took ~hint out of his box on
the deck. They tied a blue ribbon
~curl came back to his dearT fittle
tail, and he warmed his~cold pink lit-
a 'baby'on-board, but the. child did
not get half the attention that was
bestowed on the dainty little pig
that squealed 86 delightfullyT when
ever the rollingT of the vessel tum: |
bled ~him off his doubtful little legs.
the third day out they. had:
from their plates into their. napkins
and. stole. away from. the table.
ivimfant~ porker: An alarmed ery
thiag?T'~shricked a mother; ~o~plum
ee 2
eras,
: Bue the pig
Wi teenth day one end of the Fg bial
ce
They met at the little pigTs box and
bepgatki to: feed: the sweetmeat to the
chetked the feeding.
oYou'll kit thatT poor little
a d ling, aud he only. three weeks:
, ag had some ~gaft bread soaked in
~sweet. milk, but. that willfal pig
rdly. noticed it.� Alter that there]
WAS. & procession from� ~the
[eabin: le to the box on deck.. No
|women and few men left that table,
without center for the little pig. |
The mother waited gioomily for the |
fulfillment. of her dire. prophecy,.
got. so fat that his lit-}
tle legs bowed under him.
. On the tenth day out. the door on
the dat box was enlarged, as he;
eon; no longer pass it. On the fif-|*
fh ORR
| continued and the foreordained sire pe
squealed
so pathetically when the time for | het.
| seasickness came that: the captain |
| yfelded to Bis 7
one afternoon.
At last the Ala khan reachéd Sya-
in the way. He did not
world, but. the Australian lew was
strict and quarantine
ficer y rybody by speaking
of ape ~k.on the hoof." It
would take a act of parlia-
Tak ie Ge Olen eR. Oe some- | [,
thing of that, sort, to get the pigT
through the and while
the man who sent for the pig was
trying to arrange matters the Ala-
meda sailed for home and the pig on
The u
| down |
arrival of the Alameda her
~Morse received a cablégran
ing bim that. the. fat
been overeome,
no longer. any bar te
into; Australia.
They opened the door. of ~the ~box
dock, but he could not even get his
head through, and theyT had. to.
knock the | /oox to piecesT to get him
out.
deck was) a huge hog:
engers sniffed: disdaintully when
remarks about~a steamship-company |
that permitted swine on deck. Sen
eee Chronicle.
Seid. by Aubrey | seengeliigr.
Beardsley, he-that has imitators;
Beardsley; ~the English artist that
~revelsT inT the outlandish but inter-
jesting, ts Geren over to talk ~to us
in thespring.. He will first finish &
j beck, Venab ~sedTacahanen "that
jheexpects wilimakea stir: Bearis-
ley" ts twenty-two, a: consumptive,
was*first-an architect's clerk,
and� thenT tarried oin-an insurance
office. But theT preat Burne-Jones
andtheT greatT Pavis ~de Chavannes
{patted the ~boy ~out of such uneon-
getiisl environment, and made ~him |*-
| edtine that~ black ablaT WhiteT used
, if ~Sots of; fy ae
. @fote noble line grew ia ; apd Eg
i @rwell as size. There. were jealou oa 5} the. face, 1
i ert the passengers over Bi see has been s
passengers: fod ~thete] 1) | # =
~But when ikcame to. sending him|
ashore .a stern:man in uniform stood} 806.
that,this was the sweetest pig'in the {©
disregarded. . The of-"|*
On? Satnivday the Alameds sailed :
for Australia, and ia 1 large pen ob
~The. ~cabin |.
+he: wind blew their way and made;
'tdke up ~artT as~a proféssion!TT He
wien eprdde Wiéet and art can beT 'made'to
lye oate it withT Fa de
Ly Tarboro .
Ly Rocky Mt
Ly. WilsonT
Ly py eS ihe a
Ar. Florence
Se Se ee aoe
3 ae =
rivteit on ie
ily Goldsboro
Lv olia
arw nS
w., Greenville 6.37 p. m., Tineton 7.58
p:m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.20
a.m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving
Halifax at 11:00 a. m., Weldon 11.20 am
Onpite ta # atitatgton ieee eet mere
Washington 7.00 a, m., arrives Parmel
8.40 p. «. Tarboro "9.503 jetaraine
weit but dla vation awe Sally Sete a 7 ¥.
5 OF, the value of ihe line. © - | trains sid Meek B
marie & Raleigh )
day, at 5 00 p. oP ease $00 P. M;
arrive Plymouth 9.20 P. ad 5.20 p. m.
Returning leaves Plymouth except
2 ok Bee : ~mn. ea : : 45
reas NOTRE
Bk 4a Pepi
Ly Fiere: ce 8 P a5t
Lv Fas ctteville) 10 83) -
Ly Selma 412. eo &
Ar Wilsc n° se a)
re es i ¥- HT
33
Tam | :
ec P.M.
1tiy Wilmington] °9 20} rH 00
Lv Magnolia 10 56 4 8 31.
Ly Goldsboro 12 06 9 40.
ar Wilson 1 00 10 27
Bal. Bs
: = Se r) os
PZAt: Be
IP. M. P. MiP. M,
Lv Wilson 1 30 11 82; 10 32 "
Ar Roeky Mt | 2 33 12 07; 11 16
Ar Tarboro 2 48
Lv Tarboro
Ly Rocky Mt | 2 33 12 07
Ar Weldon 3 48 12 50
Train on th Road
leaves Weldon 848 b. x 4,00
p. m., arrives la
hey : i
TD. WwW. Waren asi: og
of Mr. E. Lang, of ee. came
up this morning.
~| Migs Nannie Bagwell is ~ver
sick, to the sorrow of ~ber » vata
friends. «
Wy. ) | Me PG. Bow 'agout for ~the
Hl A '|Howe Pamp oa E gine Co:, sete
ati Sma Whe oat! , we
night &' Be tare. =i ediaisy As ie it
5 somes up to Duaranies the Coan-
cil will accept it and cloéeT the
trade. : it afm noagonts
that a w company de, or~
ae : n readi-
{this morning. ~
The tatzest atid� beat ~pint:
=z : Mrs. 8. M. Schultz and children ent of Ladies apvenses. o4 6yer| ganized at.once.
5 | -"this season. Our Stock of"_ wal asta e u Rocky browglit ta Greenville at Langs |ness for using the | 3
| S.H.O.E.S | Mr. aud Mrs. Jas. G.TGarlana;| The peach trees.are beauties) ~~ ep eee ee
a _ d ° « ~é o4 -F pave Pe here to see Mrs. now with their full blooms. . : | | yg Ee
ne amilton, left this morning) * p y Cotton Seed Meal at ~the ys ge
3 "A¥D" for Old Point Comfort, Va. oath ce Store. . OE AED
earns April bi ge ~ let Me thedis iy ree estes, : fa
3 term o itt Superior} et ist chu to-nig ! vides yay
� f- Leet conyened Tuesday after- ¢ Paice ace
SLIPPERS! noon. . The following are the ju}. Oor springard | summer stock| 6 Watch: "
is the largest and cheapest ever ef- ries for this week. rs Mes Pie nka masiy � eee |
fered in this town, come and see for}: Grand Jury"L. % a Fore- Call and examine it- ©
these and be constnoed,. fora 5, H. : Macaag: tintibs Foon John Horne says his hen has
nin anete tw. Guiltord Pace | fifteen chickens. She was get
'D. kine Hardy Graben, Er on two eggs.
jA. aoe ge a ae B = Seey attempted - break
Parker r. °o a Window oO . HardeoTs
F rizzle, J.U. Back, YW: L. ~Bionnt, tote Tuesday. night, but haliet to
Goods sold thei ficer, W. B. Albritton ~~ }
ai 4 Petit Jury" W-. GC. Nelson, John|, For ~Cotton Seed� Meal and} ts
made accordingly.
prtees Fite A: Hudson, W. L. Smith. Jesse | Halle and a eaian call oh Hevry amis bas gy
+
W. BR. Parker is Court Crier|in the routes of our fe rs hid
and Solicitor ©. M. Bern is|hope auy faittres to ~get papers.�
The Place to Sell your ir po ded : ware Je Us wibectibers will Bo i
. | an hear Judge Uobie's charge to|Ptom tly to the office. ~If this
the jury but hear it spoken of as Gobe cat papers cat be sapplied.
Gedalia Tucker, J.D: Back. Of- get in.
merits and}
an able one- Se
- At the corner stall a Market} Ls
) NEW REGISTRATI | {8 you nicest} $1 1 od vam asiney
2 TCBACCO! cee! feoh et York, Santee, is Tish, |The Ne. 1 & 2 Herttorda £ $00 00
Voters of the 2nd W of the|*%c. Ali ordeas preteety . weight 24-pounds;* |)
| town a 1 Ward of the Bal i} D. G: Moore. A. | The No.8 & 4 Battfond at S60-onch
{shat said ward is now embraced] - 27 pounds:
THE within: the following boundaries :~ . Lang called us in this morning
i798 joo at the beautiful line
Se eA Pa ne a
Ay
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