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~D. J, ~WHICHARD, ~Editor and Owner.
TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.
. mame
Vol. 3.
GREENVILLE, N. 0., MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1896.
Is selling
Jf ew
pring
yf ovelties
to
guit the
milllions.
Lhe
prettiest
line
of Dress
Goods,
Trimmings,
Embroideries
Clothing,
Shoes,
and
Notions
at
Marvelously
low
figures.
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Matters Of Interest Over the State.
boro, Friday.
IN NORTH CAROLINA,
eo
There was a $20,000 fire at Golds-
The annual Convention of the Dio-
cese of East Carolina, Protestant Epis-
copal church, will meet in Wilmington
May 2Ist.
Monroe Johnson, a negro who has
been on trial in Charlotte for break-
ing into a house and trying to murder
the inmates, has been found guilty of
murder and sentenced to hang May 23.
An appeal was taken.
Alfred Davis, colored, had a live
gannet in town Tuesday. The bird
was caught by a clam, The clam fast-
ening itself to the birdTs foot, and it
was easily captured. The bird meas-
ared 6 feet from tip to tip of its wings
atid'is rather rate here, being a bird
that is most frequently found: in Flor-
ida."Beaufort Herald.
&
BASE BALL.
Result of Games Played Saturday at
Various Places,
Philadelphia"Boston 1 ; Philadelphia
11.
Lynchburg"Lynchburg 18 ; Peters-
burg 9.
Baltimore"Baltimore 6 ; Brooklyn 2,
St. Louis"St. Louis 4; Cleveland
11.
Cincinnati"Pittsburg 9 ; Cincinnati
Jl
Louisville"Louisville 9 ;
pene
Chicago:
3
gates to the State convention. In| *
nearly every instance the delegates | ;
were instructed for the free coinage of}
1 geven men lost their lives.
SIX ODD ITEMS.
Beate
Violin playing is the present fashion
like to get a beau on the string.
Among the Romans the emblem. of!
sub rosa.
A Kansas court has ruled, that. a
man, who calls upon a woman regularly
and takes her to entertainments ocea-
sionally, is legally engaged to marry
her.
When an office seeks the man in
these degenerate days, it doesnTt -have
to walk ten steps from the door before
it finds a willing recipient.
Down in Kentucky, in order to show
their high estimation of a young lady,
able female accomplishment. The girls |T
secrecy was the rose ; hence the phrase
her friends got up a dog fight in her
honor. And it is said that the young
lady thought it was perfectly olovely.�
When an Indiana octogenarian took
out his sixth marriage license the other
day at Greensburg, to marry an 18.
year-old girl, he asked for a reduction
in the price on the ground that he had
been a good customer and that he was
likely to ocome again.�
LATE NEWS.
ocera eiesate tent
Democratic conventions were held in
silver at the ratio of 16 to one.
An explosion occurred in another
mine in Montana, on Saturday, and
Washington"New York 7; Wash-
ington 6. |
Richmond"Richmond 6; Roanoke
14.
Portsmouth""Portsmouth 6; Nor-
tolk 8. ;
Montgomery"Montgomery 15 ; Bir-
mingham 0.
New Orleans"New Orleans 1 ; Mo-
bile 2.
Columbus"Columbus 3; Atlanta 6.
Let All Help.
I write this as an earnest invitation
to every follower of our Lord Jesus in
Greenville and vicnity to unite with
us in the efforts we are making to ad-
vance the cause of Christ in our town.
Many ways open for ecch to help.
1. Come and come promptly. dSer-
vices at 10 A. M. and8 P. M.
2, Join in the songs and freely aid in
the work, remembering that it is your
FatherTs house and your FatherTs work.
3, Consecrate your varied powers to
the work and follow the SpiritTs guidance
both during the services and at other
times.
It. is possible that some willing hearts
may of necessity be prevented from this
active co-operation but all can aid oby
way of the throne.� Izet- every one
whio loves the cause of Christ pray for
this work. N. H. D. Witson.
Not Flagged, But Withdrawn.°
Mr. J. E. Hancock, of Scotland Neck,
calls the attention of the REFLECTOR
to an incorrect report of his horse in
oar issue of the 16th giving an account
of WednesdayTs races. In the fifth heat
of the first race his horse, Orphan, was
reported flagged when he was with-
drawn, Mr. Haneock having gone to
the judges after the feurth heat and
asked permission to withdraw his horse.
Orphan had come in last on every heat
save one, but the gentlemen who re-
ported the races. for the. Reriector
used ~the term oflagged� with ito: inten�
tion of doing any injustice,
IIvn, ~Thomas J, Tavis has ~aceepted
anvinvitation to deliver the ~litérary ~ad-
Two persons were killed, two proba-
bly. fatally injured and two others se-
fously hurt by lightning at Wallace,
Saturday night at Philadelphia the
old Pennysivania railroad depot, eight
Pullman cars and thirty passenger
coaches were destroyed by fire. The
loss is estimated at $350,000. ~Two
firemen were killed and several others
injured by falling walls.
-
Look After the Cemetery.
Councilman W. L. Brown, who is
cummitteeman to look after Cherry
Hill cemetery, has had a talk with the
RerLector about some needed im-
provements to the cemetery. The only
funds available for doing any work
there is what arises from the sale of
lots, and such sales occur 80 seldom
that not sufficient money comes in to
keep up necessary repairs. Sometime
ago the hard winds blew down much of
the fencing, and the grounds also need
cleaning up, but the amount on hand
lacks about $10 being enough to do this
work. We undetstand that seme
young ladies will call on the citizens
for contributions to help on the work
and they should mect a cheerful re
sponse.
It would be well if the money arising
from the occasional sale of lots could be
used only for adorning the cemetery,
and some other means-devised. to-yraise
what is needed for keeping .up repairs
and cleaning out the grounds. In this
way it could be made far more oattrac-
tive than it nowis. The cemetery
should at-no time be neglected or show
a want of care.
Silver Wedding.
Many ot our people have received
handsomely engraved invitations read-
ing as follows :
ISTE o 1896.
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Forbes
request the pleasure of your company
at the
~Twenty-fifth Anniversary
of their martinge,
isle band eed ees gies tua A
NEXT DOOR'BANE. «
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shirts Ghirts,
shirts
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Collars Detached,
Collars without Shirts.
Come and see my grand display of jst
""Come and see our grand""
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Never has Greenville witnessed a more loviier
display than we can show you. No trouble to
show goods, it 1s a pleasure. |
RICKS & TAFT:
te
tod
Ay Ge kee iin betting Sop Catia rere a. Sl aaa yi eae aes
Not goods that!
Are always right b
weaving and are as
style and variety to select
from.
es ih hel
rom nine until twelve 6°¢
1 Qrotaivilles NE CS |
_ Postoffice Corner.
WASH GOODS!
eave their colors in the wash tub, but goods that
come out bright, fresh and clean.
(o)
/
LangTs Wash Fabrics.
ecause they combine fast coloring and durable
fresh at the seasonTs end as when they are first worn
(0)
DonTt blame the Washerwoman when you buy
i
_inferior goods for your dresses, it
is the fault of the goods.
(0)
Try our line, plenty of
__Lang Sells Cheap.
; ee
de RARE ~
~stunts the stature of his manhood, im.
cated x town by on bea decoy. stuffed | oe o dean wnnd
ed in town by carriers without nares ca io cn ~faet, The Russellites and Dockeryites in .
ates liberal ap snd.can be ie dake nf Wrtaallly ~servant Robeson county compromised by divid- [02
| ' | bed me ah vr inthe p i of, losing ing the vote of the. county equally be-
me postoffice .i
ena ei ee nae
We: desire a dive cor
n
95
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eon
wn
i a
, oLiteral Commission ou suber i
ston yates paid to agents, Amie lel
I astineenmnns
Spe AS
| Mospig, Arun. 2020, rat
= ee ~ Se 4
ia "" - ~
- "
ws Hbdvily
aoe
Old Brother Wilkins was up before
the chureh for getting drunk. It wasa
rare thing for Brother Wilkins to haye:
~such a charge against him, arid Ne was
the pic msi of heinifintion ab he roe to!
ofess up.� oBrethren,� he began, o1
~ain shorely sorry for wl
T admit that I bad: more than, I could].
carry, and I deeply regret that I didnTt] ,,
. make twa 9 dopa oft instapl.pf one?
kt os Sek
a
AprilTs Variable Mobd.! . ¢. 2
ap tie
Api, it has been observed, seems,
to have borrowed something from nears
oly ev ary month in the lion few
ftom _equinoctial and
elements seem so mix
fascinating but unreli
people are tempted) on ,
1 and call her blessed and on the next to
7 ee ee, aie s iS ge eas is
gerous 5 coauetie. From grave to gay,
from lively to severe, she is allT thingy) ;
by turns, and often manages in thirty
days of existence to g
Ocens ily & nipping ~ind aif ager alr
of y wintry bie be atid 0 7, al
week or so from midsummer. All the
bolo I :
he
1at I have done: :
if « aad a
relagpagy og
ed up: in this
able month that
one day. to rise,
= | And wit : firm
+ | poverishes his heart
it be ever so cunningly
fuses to surrender hjs
:| his biel hid i it in a poatg and in the
tau betaiee
send in brief items of ews as it occurs
_ jn each neighborhood... Write plainly
andT only on one side of the paper.
American Review.
The great and good se fecha brought county conventions in Union. county.
st search-light out, ~| One met Jast Saturday and endorsed
, unswerving purpose he Russell, Another will, met next Satur-
flashed it all about; . day and endorse Dockery.
It showed up everybodyTs straight, and
~his bi ige
crooked ways,
Piy hi
Then presidents, clerks, and: bank | on the table. ie |
cashiers began to turn them rr sen memm ea § AM Mi SCHULTZ, |
o De wy
pale,
The su
ZIVE Uss.80 Many
tiPiefer Waynesville,
ville yesterday at 5 :45
Pie
been suffering for nea
valvular heart trouble,
_ to, oAsheville in the
_ Chinge'of ultigude w ould benefit. the, pa-
otient. The hope was realized for a
tine, Wat" rr fine *
that Ot
ot i
ago.
that she had just hada
who had passed: oyer
"Asheville Citizen.
eeeemenanee
Paaai.
: Hence of her aunt, Mrs. W. O. Muller,
48 Charlotte street. Miss: Willis had} |
|») Yesterday morning Miss Willis told
her mother and others at the bedside
where she saw her sister and friends
said that she would die at a quarter to
six O'clock yesterday oafternoon. It
Was not thought she could possibly live
ountil that time, but she lingered until
o o precisely that hour, when she died as
| peacefully as a child si
a
Way Men Should Merry.
hel -e Ll ed *
p.m. at the res-
rly a year w ith
and was*brotght
hope that the
ago it wasT seen
vision of heaven,
the river. She
inks into slumber.
al felicity (which |
en my be moreT
He deliberately and: Pritchard:
-| chokes up all the sweetest potentialities
of se ene ae ast pmieee like the. of ox. the accounts of Bf sohaion farmers _
ne vat nsible persons an
meee EPG | aaah Pedy at corks Bi all the courtesies that
wise fox that detects't the trap, though | is pes resolutions endorsing Set-
sake of an appetizing chicken or rabbit, cnt.
sip of his stew- |
- Boyesen, inT North} Richmond county Republican con-
Till: to aman the rascals, ran te. ., hide
_them from the blaze, |
And eTen the guardians, of the. peace Fashionable women have returned to PC RK SIDES & SHOITLDERS
qudiled witha~ thonghtfull quail | gar-trimmed costumes will he worn in ARMERSAND HANT
SBUY
rman and butter man 1 their their rather exclusive rinks. These it A MBI
o| theads drew bit of sigh
Byte ~ goods dealer rol stood! in the skirt, and not too wide. Well-| 0 all its branches.
} faced that searchin li ht. | fitted jacket waists with fur vest or a .
ala fur Eton jacket. set op are prescribed FLOUR, COF FEE, SUGAh
The railroad corporations peared, and| by tailors, while others wear the new
- ministers meanwhile
Began to search their souls fo.:8ee it] rowly with the samefur, A bright|always utLowgst MAxKer Pare:
_they..vere. free from ~guile; bit of color is liked for these cloth .
| And those who led society, of ately frocks, as purplish-red, or leaf green,| TOBAGHO SNUFF & CIGARS
J peng ¥) if L ~ os | Capucine velvet or with glowing poppy | We Duy direct from Manufacturers, ens
~ i ub | vein
blazoiity might see.
SIN THES
, Clevd bad te cunty a tee DLT
vention for Russell, © McKinley}
and brain; and} All-16-counties in the ninth eon} ~GREENVILLE, N.C.
gressional district have instructed for With every facility for srauiaetinn a
pea Pritchard and Pearson. Banking Business. This Bank solicits
are usually extended by a well conduc-
baited ; that re- tle, Holton and Dockery. Granville is ted and obliging banked house,
Oomibenatag April 2nd, 1896:
All persons wishing to take can
see me at Hotel Macon. | ="
TeRxs :"Shortha a tan _e
n pe
| writine " $2.50, Both _ com
".
liberty. for the} 2:4 to be solid for Dockery for Gover;| Collections remitted ~promptly and at Sie ine
lowest rat s.
tween the two favorites"giving them
two each. :
vention went solid for Dockery for Gov-
ernor but endorsed Pritchard for Sena-
tor. Holton was endorsed for State] |
© | chairman. ") Be
There are to be two Republican
Forsyth RepublicanT convention was :
held Saturday. The Holton-Dockery-|
Settle crowd was inT command. Reso-| ~~ | .
lutions endorsing McKinley were laid] 9 ESTABLISHED 1875.
Skating Suits,
their love of skating, and ~some pretty
ing their yearTs supplies will tind
s differ little from the cloth tailor ¢ gowns | their incerest to get our prices befere pui
seen every day, but are slightly shorter chasing elsewhere, Onrstock is complete
belted jackets of baby-lamb or of seal- . ~RICE, Tis, &e.
skin, with a cloth skirt bordered ~nar-
or else golden-brown trimmed with.
red. Capes are not affected by skaters | ling youto buy at one profit. A com
while on the ice, though useful after- | !ete stock of
"LINE or"
Wall Paper!
ever shown in Greenville. Be
sure to see my samples. All new
styles, uot an old piece in the lot..
Will take pleasure in bringing
samples to your home if you will
notify me at wy shop near Hum-
ber's, on Dickerson avenue,
A.B, ELLINGTON.
o ras sos
Se
Greenville Market. ha
Corrected by. 4. fat ~Bobi ao
Butter, per lb ad 1s
Western Sides 6 to 7
Sugar cured, Hams hia 124
Corn eSrt So PRS
Corn Meal 6D
Flour, Family 4.26 to 5.00
Lard 5} to 10
Oats 38 to,40
Sugar 4 to6
Cottee 15 o4 7
Salt per Sack {80 to.
Chickens WW 6026
Eggs per doz 10 to 11
Beeswax. pet " 20
« @ * feeder oo .
Cotton and Peanut,
Below are Norfolk prices,of |
and peanuts for yesterduy, asT sh
by Cobb Bros. & Commission er-
chants of Norfok,:
~| ward to prevent chill. A small close ~~ ~T COTES. 4 . Ow�;
" |G@ood Middiing) 3.2.09 1 ¢
And so this benefactor had of moral fun | 8&t with soft puffed crown, or a genuine F U R N IT U R E Middlivg . 1 11g6
turban of fur or of cloth or velvet is far Middling 7 5-16
no end, preferable to wider-brimmed hats for | #] ways onhaa and sold at prices to su) \ ah Or "aie ; si
skaters."H the times. Our goods areal] bought an a
In showing! np the faults alike of enemy | rs."HarperTs Bazar. sold for CASH therefore, having no risk Tone"dull. 7508
° to run,we sell at a close margin, PEANUTS. 0
OHN Fe r. STRATTON 5. M. SCHU' 17, Greenville. NC] prime 3
aimee oA mf oy Oa a oa " . Extra Prime es ee fy o4. ¥
And d put this great reformer man at BANJOS, Spanish ARAN A Sade SHAD O
"trortersufand Wholeeale Dealers ta of. Tone"tirm.
-onee to utter rout. , 7 ie HSICAL wilting HAN prs ;
"M. Phelps Dawson. Mixing Salad 5 Banos, Pitas, 4
~pli. 818, sib, Sit Past Oth Bt. ower, GREENVILLE bea:
: are what you want In REPORT.
the kind
W ould a man with
o~niake a good fisherman?
to lie for the wrong.|,
Moonbeams are the
T mbe iho tim-| § & a. Ay Burexss, Mar. ns : nh.
bers used in building castles: in the Washington, N. G. Mt Uk .
air.
The spring has been
seen.
ee ~e i
y we
going down.
Many young married
divorce suits.
they hive arms.» |
Now is the time to
foolish or loufe
i+} little left of some of eimai - 1 fe eu ise For
i tak
It is better to staid for the right than
God gave, pee to man as he
giyeslove wo (play to ey i
We are responsible for, an as :
You canTt. acl we a womunTs af p y ar- Bashroldacs Silks, Ribbon Collen
fections by getting on ther vaca i
ssa al ee RFT Li
_ nts. an rg seryed ily
backward that dog pants are oseareely Patronage of alg ou ste.
After all life et A peeea¥ one FOR S A, STORRS:
person cannot rise without another ra
to wear last springTs ris Ee eel e 8 story building, 20 rooms,| it stores.
It has been Siaseriesd that women low, Teras.cany..
{are partial: to " ~hairs noe House ad ter edhiecee and Cotaneh |22 oud up nig pe rodet pads
Tt was clearly meant that all men, 48
: well as all women, should marry ; and
those who, for whatever reason, Iniss
_ this obvious destiny are, from. natureTs
: pps " It is not a
stoves for half price, and invest your Slight 900 *
T ickets, +. 2 store lots on main street feet |
~money A or T ee tront each, by182,good title. Hi fens ALi o a
By the time. hee hom of ur ba | 8 houses and lots for rent. tae a
vig osg mos age ee Tae 4
A Man i vse Looks, Well.
If his Laundry is Poorly Done. MI
While he always looks well
if ke has nice Laundry.
, We are agents for" IK ERY,
words of ne 9 f ViGk 4 STEAM nual Becauve an old style hat never
shows the wearer to be up to date.
_ bated breath : Suffolk, Va.
[woes mek in rowtere soe) MY SPRING STOCK
|passed.. We make shipment
jeyery Wednesday and goods is inand embraces the very latest
are returped Saturday. Get
| your buidlés to us on Tuesdays | ip ite minees otnes Rewer
~ and they receive prompt atten- |
tion.- All work guaranteed.
I also have a lovely display of
Shirt. Waists, Stamped Linens,
~~ i tiele iost... ,
AOR and uther pew goods.
ever before.
OTEL NICHO) SON,
This Hotel has been thoroughly reno.
vated, several new room; added, elec-
Contely located,
§ y
z bes
a
3 to 9 lights, 80c each per month.
The King House property, on| 10 to 12 lights Me «
main street, the most desirable |!2 and up 65¢ Te
ladies, obliged Bes largest . ~atronage,weil |. Not jess than three lights put
| oer necessary buildin well
water, 86 inch chums cing ~ice HOTELS.
|streets, 7 rooms, and other neegssary; «Less than 20, stere rates.
. | but ngs. ~Terms easy. | poe
sell your $8| House and lot on Washington street | RESIDENCES.
5 rooms and kitchen, good well water. | 1 light $1.00 each per month.
farther | infor-
An ght i eal
+ ee oy Pec eae:
Be Se Pina ee
; »
os news
HE aS mata coe
3 Jd. ) L. Starkey & Bro. My entire stock is prettier than |S
0 OO. Te JOYNER. J,
Bons Grohe rrr ey
: - . Bright... VCl Theis
o Red.......- » tod
Luas"Common.:.- ete 4.40 6
o Good..2...: rr 1a! (27 to5
oPine... e.eee.-.-12 t018
CUTTERS " Common... ..6- to.)
o Good.. -*. * © r ja to" 20
« Fine.... ......15 to 274
Professional | ards. :
" ene
tt etree
HARRY SKINNER! { # biyt 2 SUBEE
VKINNER & W DB
Suecessors to Latham & Skinner,
ATTORNEYS*AT@ hans
GREED VILLE. N.O |)
John 4 tebteg hy F, U. Harding,
n, N. reenvilley, rs
joa Kb "Ak HBRDING, w! Ae Yi.
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW,
Greenville, N.
Special attention given to eojlertions
and settlenent of claims. se 2 oe
pe pers.
AMES A. SMITH,
s TON ag i a
~ue solici ted. Cleani ooy ing
. t ng, Dye
tobe Gents Clothes a specialty
_
el
H SRBERT, EDMUNDS.
"FASHIONABLE BARI ZR.
2 oe enone Cline aes to cleaning - 2
~dere! i but | my aT ohte P Siit' a pakT in free. of at ri} ai in ee
O. pieces ccet before plant is patT into op-|
jeration.. After plant is sts J
See ca Rk ETc Yolen
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6 AND BRANCHES.
AND FLORENCE 2 | BAIL ROAD.
Ccusenseu nenedule,
em
" bg Sie
TRAINS GOING goUTH.
yee Bee! RS
Mar, 14, 6 BE 63
ee 4G 4 2 Za
A, M. P.M. A, M
Leave� Weldon) ll 55) 9 27
Ar. Rocvie Mt | 1 00)10 20
Ly Tarboro | 42 Ila | :
Ly Rocky Mt 1 00/10 20 5 45
_ Ly. Wilson 2 0A)11 03
Ly Selma 2 53 |
i A tteville) 4 30)12 53.
r. Blofgnte §|~7 25| 3 Oy) ots
a ree eet | -- pat is Fy ee
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42
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Za |
IP, Ma I. ia. M
Ly Witson 4 08 | § 20
Lv Goldsboro | 4 10 7 05
Lv Magnolia 416 8 10
Ar Wilmington! 5 45 945
P. M.| AM
TRAINS GOING NOTKH
oy Med 25/1. Be
Mar. 14,01 33 | 2 3H
1896. ZA 4 Aza
ee AO a comma | mtn te eens | meme lo
J&. M.P.M
Lw FlorerceTT.| , 8 18) 74)
Cw Fayetteville! 10 38) 9 40
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6's |
FTI TT el
i «wie 2 HE D A. M: P. he
Ly Wilmington] 9 25 o7 00
Lv Ma 10 56 & 3]
Ly Goliisboro | L? 05 . 9 40
ar Wilson 1 00 40 27
ALy ~Tarboro: 248 i
=m ES By
pA za!
i®. M. P: M P. M,
~Ly Wilson =} 1:20; [11 85) 10 32
Ar Rocky Mt [| 2 17! 1211) 17 16
oAr Tarbord {| » 400 �
~Ly Tarboro
Ly Rocky Mt | 217 20
Ar Weldon | 1 01)
essere ssenansonsesin
WILWUNG! aN & ws R. & 3
~Wenn ee
sand 6.20 p.
~ept Sunday. Cotinects with trains on
old3boro daily, exce Jas
wm. atriving Smithitie!
turning leaves Smithteld 8 00 a.an., ur-
; Suaduy. )
feave Cli
PH. poli
Train on Scobdland Neck Braneh Road
.eaves Weldon 8.55 p. m., Halifax 4,1
p. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55 p |!
w., Gtednville G47 p, m., Kiaston 7.45
p.m. Returaing, leaves Kinsten 7,20
a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving
alifax at 11200 a. mij Weldon 11 -20:am
daily, arenT, Sauday.
ohae on Washnigton branch aye
OO a, M, and S40 p.
cone ariedie 3.50 a. m.. and 4 re p.
m., Tarboro 9.85 a. m., returningleaves
Tarboro 3.30 p.m., Parmele 14.20 a. m.
im, arfives Washington
11,50 a. m., aad 7.10 p. m, Daily ex-
fogtlind Noek Branch,
Train leavee carporu, c, via Albe-
dnatle & Ruleigh It. . daily exeept Sun.
day, ut 450 p,a0., Sunday; 800 P. M;
vartive Plyinowth 9.00 P. M., 5.26 p.m.
~Returning .2aves Plymouth daily except
~Sunday, 6.00 a. an., Suoday 9.30 a) %M.,
~arrive Tarboro 10:26.a.mand My 45
Train on Midtand N. C. brancs leaves
Sunday, 6.05 a
30 u. aa. Re.
fives xt Goldsbers'9.30 a. m.
Traws in Nashville branch leave
Rocky Mount af 4.30 p. m,. arrives
Nashville 5.05 p. m. : Spring Hope 5.30
~an. Revurning Jeave Spring Gope
20 a. m., Nashville 8.3) a m, sitive at
Rocky Mount 9.08 4 m, oly except
Trains on Latta Sinus. Florenee R
&., leeve La3ta 6,40 p m, aarive Dun bar
7.80 p mw Oh Returning
P6.30 a a,
Low = ae
President. Sec. & Treas
eilben co. |
ie cau
Se ore ee
Can atso fill orders
fur Rough & Dressed 3
Lam ber promptly. |
-y TIGER LOOSE IN A DAIRY. °
Surprise of = Thirsty Bull When the Big |
| tain that: the © breath,
; Brier
| On Aish sith rings he
Cat oWoughed� in His Face,
There was considerable excitement
at Mysore recently. One of the
not recaptured for over 48 hours.
Allowing tigers and other wild animals
to escape out ef confinement seems &
common event in Mysore. During the
time of the late maharajah one got out
of his cage in the menagerie, and also
during his fatherTs reign a tiger loafed
all over the fort a whole day, going in
and out of peopleTs houses, but strange
to'say, on none of these occasions has
anyone been injured.
The tiger in the present instance is
one which is kept by his highnessT dairy
to keep away the oevil eye� from the
cattle. He was netted for Lord Lans-
downe to shoot when his excellency
visited Mysore a few years agé and isa
splendid brute. The dairy is a very
large yard, with open sheds all round,
in which the cattle are tied, the tigerTs
cage being Close to one end and a foun-
tain near.the other. The tiger got out
about seven p. m. and calmly strolled
around, the pluce being full of cattle
und people at the time; but,fortungte-
iy. he had tid desire; whatever to taste
stallfed | beefy or -Hindoo either, .al-
though he fasbed within a few feet of
the cows and the meh, and after exam-
ining them all quietly lay down by the
fountain.
By nine oTclock a couple of elephants
brought down the nets anda cordon
was run around the place, preventing
the tiger eseaping or getting at the
cattle, when two rather amusing. inct-
cents Occurred, A cow nianaged to get
into the yard, and after skipping about
for some time rushed into a part of the
net closest to the tiger; and for some
lime struggled frantically to get loose.
very one fully expected that the cow
would be killed. Finally,
number of wen went eut and held the
wretched animal. ~down and pane
~the net. Hardly was this over when
splendid stud bull got over a part. of
the net which had fallen down,andafter
careening aboutthe yard just as the cow
had done, rushed! right ap to the four
tain and dipped his nose into the wa-
| ter, Rvidently he had ne ideajthe tiger
Ww as there or he would never have gone
up in the style he did, However, after
drinking, he looked up, when the tiger,
who could not have beeu more than a
few feet. away, owoughed� in his face,
and the way that bull went away after
that did oneTs heart yood to see, These
were two prand
Witressing ohow the tiger seizes his
prey,� particularly as
several sportsiven about, Pet yaforju-
nitedy ~it war thot to he. |
oAfter Worry ing tite phos bite! for
twodlayg and two nights, drink whieh
~tinte he got into die net gucr, heaydict-
ly Walked into"his cage and wis shut
up. The cool and tudifferent way ia
Which Bassapali UrsT fossilized hunt-
ers. With their. fearfully and wonder-
fully, made hintlovks, walked ip amd
Jown past the tiyrer was tast amusing.
What tieyw old ha ve done i in the-event
~of the tiger nithing for ene of them
it as hard to tell. The claws have
grewn into the pads of the tiger, and
the wretched animal seems to ~De
suffering great prin. Fhad i not been
| foe this there woatd Gouwbiless ~lave
been
Asian.
SOURCES OF JF CONTAGION.
The ~Breath of Slek VP Tersens Laden with
Deadiy ierms.
A little girl, six years of age, was
taken by her mother into -a streetcar.
The car was crowded, aid a delicate-
Jooking man lifted the ditthe one to this
knees. She sat there a amoment, then
slid down and cluag to her motherTs
skirts, ~
After they had left the.car,she said:
oMaama, | couldnTt sit-there; that man
breathed in my face ard made ane sick.�
For day Seaifterward sleeicoenjaned
ihaf #he cold nat get that dapadtul
taste out of her mouth. In due time
she was attacked with typhoid fever
and déed.
. ~There was no question whatever in
& very different tafe to tefl."
iheT Hindof the Lg ig@nd Bat ~he pian
who 4 Kt oh up av ~the
staves yphoid.� ffs LC
diseug mi et vs 1
iy his a cli
otrom� " typhoid
breathed a number of.times into a glass
vessel cowitaining sterilized water. from
this Water cull fires were nade, and the
true typheid bacilli developed in enor-
MOUs quautities.
lt is generally supposed that typhoid
| is. due to contaminated water, but ex-
periments of this sort have made it cer-
especially
thrown out suddenly as by coughing,
is likely to be laden with the deadly
germs. Indeed, physicians are becom-
ing well satistied that the Higgs: arecon-
sta thy af work ier bas pape tzom
the jbload aud thireiv put all oy + i
- "This he
who inhale the breath of a person suf-
es 3 fron | alinost any disease are
liab
coma } It
re
Tn Ratt, "
4
a
jude
4 bowling evening of: the. al
"He throws a ba which hits
ates
ny is
Painful s
ama At-last the resent
maharajahTs tigers got. loose and was
however, ti!
opportunities Tor |
there were |
~| built up by PrP. F. P.
if} /
e to receive the germs and become |
ERS Kcbublesbentis totais | jatd vd
~ {State
His Worst Enemy Defeated by
P,P. P., LippmanTs
Great Remedy.
POR THREE YEARS HE SUFFERED--COULD
HARDLY BREATHE AT NIGHT-ONE
NOSTRIL CLOSED POR 10 YEARS.
Mr. A. M. Ramsey, of DeLeon, Texas,
was a sufferer frum Oatarrh in its worst
form, Truly, his description of his suffer
ings seem little short of marvelous. In-
stead of seeking his couch, glad for the
nights coming, he went to it "with terror,
realizing that another long, weary, wake-
ful night and a struggle to breathe was
before him. He could not sleep on either
side for two years. P. P. P., LAppman's
Great Remedy, cured him in quick time
DE LEON, TEXAS
Messrs. LIPPMAN BROS., Savannah, Ga.
Gents: I have used nearly four bottles
of P. P.TP. I was afflicted from the crown
od my head~to the soles of my feet. Your
P. P. has cured my difficulty of breath-
fie smothering, palpitation of the heart,
and has relieved me of all pain, One nos-
tril was closed for ten, years, but now |}
can breathe through it readily.
I have not slept on either side for two
years; in fact, I dreaded to see night come.
Now 1 sleep soundly in any position all
t.
am 50 years old, but expect soon to
be able to take hold of the plow handles.
:, fee gn that I was lucky enough to get
and I heartily recommend it to
tay "rlends and the public generally.
Yours respectfally,
A. M. RAMSEY.
THE STATE OF ~THAAS"County o1
Comanche."Before the undersigned § au-
eats on this day, personally appeared
Ramsey, who, after being duly
sworn, says on oath that thé foregoing
statement made by him relative to the
virtue of P. P. P. medicine is: true,
A. M. RAMSEY,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this.
August 4th, 18D1.
J. M. LAMBERT, N. P..
© Comanche County. Tex:as
Catarrh Cured by P. P. P.
(LippmanTs Great Remedy) where all other
| cemedies failed,
Rheumatism twists and distorts your
hands and feet. Its agonies are intense.
but speedy
relief and a permanent cure
ained wby the use of P. P, P.
omanTs weakness, whether nervous or
otherwise, cam be ctred and the system
A healthy woman is
is
a beautiful woman.
Pimples, bletches, eczema and all dis-
figurements i Bs skin are removed and
cured by P.
P. P. P. wit Sone your apetite, build
; Sp your system and regulate you in every
way. IT. removes that heavy, down-
in- ithe-mouth pening.
or Blotchkes and Fimples on the fa
Ei br petal ant. Ca
es; for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take P. P. P., LippmanTs Great
Remedy. and get well atT once,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
LIPPMAN BROTHERS, APOTHECARIES,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
LippmanTs Block, Savennah, Ga.
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} ~Terms, both for tuition and eee,
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Boys weil fitted and equipped for,
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j Caroline or the StateT University. It
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~or the truthfulness of this
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and National Capitols, $8 a veer
THE WEEKLY OBSERVER. é
meet 4
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posket knife. Finder eae. reeare to
i 1 bi ) 4 Rer.ereror Office.
a.8 _ " " ie 4 i ee ea ~~ ie in da i
wu? eet bac ba sco: oe frome Balt some of our people . are sporting their
Creates many « new business, Prot, C.H. Jame of Grind} a worst colds. !
oe | eaepaeiy and bealnonm, Ld Dakasiall yer i210 ale | staounend any Siirereny om
8 Ktevives many a dull business, A. B:Ellington. He orders Wract few
Rescues many a lost: business, Lovit Hives returned this morning the manufacturers. Ten days required
: Saves many a failing business. | fron ae , yi
sp tN) sum ri S:-cures suceess to any business. . Kinston. ak. to. receive goods.
E. P. Ford came over this morning
, There w: | re
eh _ Consisting of" &F 2} | from Kinstdi: here was a good deal.of talk a week
To tadve-tise®; fuliclonsl y,� use the
ig
or two ago about the spring being late,
HENRIETTA, CASHMERES, o| ¢ luwés of the sELKOTOR, T ae BE Parham has gone to} but What isthe matter now with the H ee
ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS, SS == | Durham to visit her parents. summer being early ? lelp Wanted.
Beautiful, stylish, up-to-date, = Oe " Solicitor C. M. Bernard came home a 7
and cheaper than ever before.| p ussenger, and mail train going Saturday night from Louisburg: Sean salle enpgpeter that hid} | We want belp'to. get rid ef mare
ve -Laorth, aert Sime Ac al. Going South, would be a good year in which to re :
LAWNS, CHALLIES, fd prrives et] P. aA Miss: Hortense: Forbes returned home vive the song oSilver Threads among GROCERI ES 4
DIMITIES, WHiTE GOODS, Ragen ie a arrives 9: Sunday from a visit to Farmville. the Gold.� ~The silyer threads will be] aitalal :
~ 2:00 P. ; : Mt t st 1 his time.
PAKISIAN RIPPLES, jou Bound Pa _ Miss May Harris returned to her a coheed be entnae each week thay ve haye over "
ee §, Pe ogo ~Har Ri rrives from Wash- | } : = T atis saying a. goo
2 INDIA, LINEN vba sloddey Wodnen an dayead rs idhy ome, near Falkland, on Sunday. deal. The beat prices prevail at
: LINEN LAWNS, fre od Ww i Tuesday, Thare| .C..D.. Rountree left to-day for Lynch- my store and prices are of a sec-
: ph Ld ~elit, dy and Saturday, - = [burg and other Virginia tobacco mar- | � ondary consideratlon.
- 1 3 kets. | Come good people an
and Novel COTTON GOODS WEATHER BULLETIN. pile Mu Taeeae vasa ap ok finest 5- cont sninka | in . uy oe
of different kinds od description. ed ae I artes ERE OF Ene Our Poets, Cardenas and Golden
~1 | Free Will Baptist, Ayden, spent to-day Seal.
Never were they more beautiful} Fair to-night and ~Tuesday, cooler in . 0 t k t
than thia season. northeast portion to-night, ere. ~Yur stock compiete, .
" 2 . one ole Suen, who fs nothing lacking. W e J ESSE W. BROWN °
HOT BOLLS. eek with relatives here, returned to
"Came see. out" OER Kinstsh Biduridy ~esealip will sell you if good
(aaa eoe satan
Go To e=-
HRT WAST SS, rset nene| on cme wi catalan doit |D, S, SmithTs
Seal Cigars at Jesse W., BrownTs.
they are the correct styles and ~oy
prices. Burning oil highest tert obtainable. Wateris low ,in the river now and , ne Spe doug "FOR YOUR"
: J. S. TunsTaLe. | boats donTt go, above here. Tress Gans a TMM NES G ROC E RI ES.
HAMBURG EDGING anc White Onion Sets at S. M. Schultz | This is the kind.of weather that in matahlons styles. | Sveum
INSERTIONS, LACES, en oa. gives cabbages the big head. - Cie
RIBBONS, FANCY BRAIDS, Lots should be cleaned up and thor- Cl thi N ti EVERY THING FRESH AND
and NOVELTIES. oughly limed. | This weather and these nights are | �"� owns, 4 OLLONS, NICE. JUST RECEIVED A
- For Sae."'I'wo well-broken | Suggestive of moonlight excursions. Gents Furnishings, ° .
| my Goats .and Harness. Apply « at this.} About now the crawfish has to stay ; an NICE LOT OF GRITS, HOM-
LaceCurtains office, in his hole or get converted: into perch in all Spring Styles. INY, DRIED APPLES AND
Iced Drinks ut J. L. Starkey & | bait. | Come and see us and we will do; PEACHES, CANNED PEACH-
Window Shades, Curtain Poles. | BroTs. It is time the man who has the best you good. | ES, TOMATOES, APRICOTS
"A line of" Once more we ask, what about a] garden was letting himself be -heard| F] (, HOOKER & CQ.|AND PEARS, AND IN FACT
Oxford Ties Board of Trade # from. ata EVERY THING USUALLY
Fresh Cream Walnut Candy every If you see a hoy looking cleaner than KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS GRO
for Ladies and Chiidren that has day at Morris MeyetTe. aie wt it down that he has been in a | da CERY STORE.
BUTTER A SPECIALTY.
never been equalled in this,town-| Best 5 cent Cigars in town at J. L. f
Starkey & BroTs. Town election only two weeks off |
| |
to-day and mot a candidate jhas been
Summer goods shoppers have been OF
Shoes, Shoes, in evidence today. named yet,
nn E. P. Ford a fine letterer and carver ,
for every buyer who wants an The temperature went one better to-|. : eed oof 1 CE
honest. reliable, wearing articles. |#y, reaching 93. hate sha sls aya ng
For fine Cigars and ~Tobacco go to
J. S. Tunstall.
teamctdn Naver going on a ferny flat is usedT to take peo- | TN
Umbrellas , my ernie Nursery pad ae) eerie ple and vehicles across the mver. WV fl
ries this morning. | TONS Hits
The night watchman at the mill DRY VJ M ¥ | .
blewthe whistle Sunday raorning, +0 Hebe. Caps, GentsT Furnishings,
While the repairs to the bridge are 0
* orive* you from 1¥ sun and Foll variety CrossmanTs Vegetable
rain, 3
and Flower Seeds at.J. L. Starkey & , Te on
| BrosT. veal arte ~ mi a a and the cheapest line of STRAW! &
; : it was Sunday. But the hamds did not) yy : ll et
Gentlemen come and examine our! T} Peace eee re : MATTING in the town. .
"Nee of - rig crop is coming up| turn out. to 2% cts yard. A t (3 ost
: - y Agent for Wanamaker & Brown
a4 f Philadelphia,tail de Cloth
rth el) ORE OLD WEATHER. ee Gach
~ eri = snap Coe IT am now prepared to furnish line of Samples you ever saw.
at {Tee ip any quantity, ard will keep Come and look at them and you
Bhirts, Ties, Collars Caffs, Straw
T , , . lied th hout the| will say it is the prettiest and | is
se For Hats, Suspenders and 1 am again reaily to serve you with well AT orders 10 town de-| chespest line of CLOTHING you bilsese Wives aut a ck i
i choi¢e Fruits and Confe¢ti summer.
te en 1 sae bebe osous Marte livered without extra charge. | Over saw in the town. ptire stock at Cost for next 30 days.
cai and will please you if you t | When you want to be served H. B. Ci ARK. . Give me acall at Higgs Bros.
wil and us acall. " Shredded Cocoanut at J. 8. Tow promptly send me your orders.� yold stand.
stallTs, | 3 W. R. PARKER. | .
Perr Near Five Points.- _ RawleT Jewelry Store, H. M. HARDEE,
wee line of " The thermometer tried to reach tke ro 7 . . ' n
i ae top of the ladder today. aT i
FurnitureT ,
Founp."At, the postotiice, a small
is complete and embraces MADY | sate key. Owner can. have same by
asefal articles of. gsnuine merit. :
Oar Oak Suits are lovely. Easy |*Ppiying at thisT offic und Spaying for
ctr iy varies of many this notice.
at kigds.� Dining and Par- a
ta dint, te NS ace ioe The oSouthern: Leader? still holds
- Parlor Suite, Centre ~ables, Side: | th. lead ~ag the best 5. ~gent spoke.
Boards, Dining Tables, Tin Safes, Nothing equals it. D. S. Satta.
Bedsteads,. Mattresses, Floor and : ;
Table Oil Cloths, Mattings of If you want Joe Cream, Soda Water,
PASAT PRA RRA |
se at hrs
o
A Tee,
Hie Bac
: cheap and yood grades. , Milk Shakes, Coco Cola, Lemanaae 2 oe j | rR ; and fina entire new stock
o and Sherbets call on Morris Meyer. | N if * } Good ~quality 0 and prices low.
: , e I am prepared: to furnish Ice Cream ¥
7 to families in any quantity. Give »me|�
your orders, Morris Meyer.
~ , Cod Fish, Lrish Potatoes, Prepared ?
~of beaatiful designs. Buckwheat, Qat Flakes, Cheese, Mac ee
Uome and ~see us we will be|caroni, P. R Molasses, ~at 8. M.
: wo than pleased to show you | Schultz. =
~fagerapl A careful in- est
n willT repay you mary Something New and Sweet, Peanut}.
tinkes at ..M. Schulte. | VUILU. TUUUL I | | : |
Sipoke the be oeh, Cart and} ~On , ue
| My guarantee to cnet with prices
them).
oThe jiotencsd nag stein we
Pema Sunday, Ser}
Hy ae ate r ice Wi wi Ma rr twice Doha RICE :
NAAR Pik OH Laka ht pe
Bt ne Ribak� Berit OC aly Aarne Saban sated yet Sa FA eee tae gw
