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THE DAILY REFLEC

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D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner,

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TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.

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THE NEW CASABINCA.

- A. N. Cy, IN SILVER KNIGHT.

William C. stood on the deck,
T*T was said he would have fled,

For the flames that Jit the golden wreck
Shone Tround him oTer the dead

Yet calm and peaceful William stood,
Amidst the silver storm,

A creature of heroic blood,
A proud, defiant form.

Twas silverTs day : he would not go,
Without his bossTs word"

That boss now quivering far below,
His voice no longer heard,

He called aloud, oSay, Grover, say,
If yet my task be done?�

He knew pot that the chieftain lay
Berett of all save one.

oSpeak, Grover! " once he

cried,

again

oIf I may yet be gone,�

And but the mighty shouts replied
And fast the tide rolled on,

Upen his brow he fele its breath
And in his waving hair,

But bravely from that post of death
He looked in dark despair.

And shouted but once move aloud,
oSay, Grover, must I stay?�
While oTer him tast, oTer sail .
shroud
Swept silverTs ceaseless sway
Then came that keavy burst of sound,
And Will'am"where was he ?
Go search ChicagoTs street around,
Go ask the silver sea,

and

| With Gorman, Brice and David B.

Who well had borne their part,
The saddest thing that perished thgre

Was William's tender heart.

LATK NEWS.

Toledo, O., August 25."The Jnter-
national yacht race between the Amer-
ican yacht Vencedor and the Canadian
yacht Canada went to the Canada by
two miles. Time of winner 4.18.50,

Memphis Tenn., August 25.-"The
free silver democrats of the Tenth ~Ten-
nessee district this morning nominated
E. W. Carmack, ex-editor of the Com-
mercia]-Appeal, for congress by accla"
mation.

In the report of tue Congressional
convention published yesterday it should
have been L, I. Moore instead of Fred
Moore as PittTs member of the com
mitte on permanent organization. And
the name ct J. Beyan Grimes should
have been given as the member for Pit
county of the district executive com-
mittee.

James M. Ipock, of Vanceboro,
Craven county, sold six lots of tobaceu
on the Eastern floor yesterday and
made an average of 1!).40. One lot of
66 pounds at 16 cents, one lot of 10
pounds at 16.75, a lot of 96 pounds at
19.85, 45 pounds at 23, 25 pounds at
26.50, Llot ot 29. The Eastern can
vive you prices ifthat is what you want,

S. E Pender & Co} are moving into
the new Elliott block: and occupy. the
store next to Cobb. They are putting
n a full line of stoves, tinware, bicy-

les and house furnishing goods.
We regret t tc kia

bay Capt W.A
Parvin of the steamer Myers, is quite
sick at lus. home near, Washington.

in charge of the steamer while he is ,oft.
May, oCapt. Bill� goon a, restored to
health.

Members ot the Greenvilld Diivitg

| BARA oi a Mba ho

| 3lst, at 3 o'clock. "

§. T. Hooker, SeeTy,

ae

George Dowdy and R, M. Hearne. areT

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ALL ABOUT.

ee

Nineteen million gallons of beer are
coasumed in tue United Kingdom each
week,

Statistics show that the longest lived
people have generally been those who
made breakfast the principal meat of
the day.

There are 6,000 building and
loan assoUations in the United

States, with 1,800,000 shareholders
and assets aggregating $500,000,090.

Dr. Huggins, the well-known astron"
omer, says the stars are red, white and
blue, according to their ages. The white

stars are the youngest.

Tae oil tobacco fouad in the steams
of the long-used pipes, or obtained by
distillation at a red heat, is one of tie
moet active and powerfull poisons
known to the chemist. A single diop
will often cause death in the case of a

dog or cat

An ordinary man can say every"
thing thgt any occasion calls for with

BY GEORGE !_..

Have You Seen Em.
SS ee

1 struck it richton my trip to the northern mar-
kets. I have purchased the most
select stock of

ee ee ee ee en

CLOTHIN

gt Es Se ee

ever shown here, The styles this sea son sur-

pass anything I ever saw. 1 have made ar-
rangements whereby I can fully gurantee
every garment that I take measure for. I have.

a vocabulary of 1,000 words. Of these
he only uses 400 or 500, using the re-
mainder when an idea out of the usual
line of thought occurs to him. Most
of us being only ordinary men, seldum
draw upon the surplus 500 words.

Professor Asa Gray is reported to
have once said that the Washington
elm at Cambridge has been estimated
to produce 7,000,000 leaves, which
would make a surface radiaton of about
five acres in extent and give ou every
fair ¢-y inthe growing season seven
and three-fourths tons of moisture.

The Largest Break We Ever Had.

Again the town of Greenville has
witnessed the largest tebacco break

ever known on this market and goes to
show how muct the managers have
done to make Greenville a centre of ate
traction for business.

The large crowd that brought that
to town
derce of the approval and endorsement
of the good management of the tobacco
market.

sarge " sale to-day 18 evi-

There was indeed a throng of
people, and it looked like a business
mart sure enough. Every house was
tull and prices varied from good to bet-
ter.

The destiny of Greenville is in the
hands of the people. Will they over"
lcok many important features? A
board of trade is a necessity. The bet-
ter government of the town is impera-
tive, and there should be a delight to
make the town attractive, as well as
substantial.

There is more business done in the
town of G-eenville than any town of
the same siz3 in the State, andthe nat-
ural advantages that we possess, with
the pluck and energy of many of the
yeople, 23: towa should have some
manufacturing interests going on, and
a large force of nonproducers employed
in manufacturing. There would be a
stimulus to the farmers who bring
many products and marketable articles
to selT, to go into much larger efforts in
the trucking and poulty,raising &c.

X,

A Treat sor Pitt.

Hon. Chas. B; Aycock, of Golds-
boro, will uddress the people of Pit:
county at

Greenville, Wednesday, Sept 2nd,
at night.

Grifton. Thtiteday, Sept, 3rd,

He is among the very� best speukers
in North Carolina, and is not o stranger
to the people of Pitt, They
Hitii, glidty in ~fotmer yt ~arid! will be
t| glad. of the opportunity ~of Tisténing | to
him ~again on the political issues of the:
day.

~

sy

is

have heurd H

my own private tailor in New York and can
certainly suit you in fit and finish.

Come set.

FRANK WILSON,

THE KING CLOTHIER.

- ey cnn

VISIT __,

Arriving Daily.

Our Mr. Taft is back from the
north and says prices there were
cheaper than ever and he will
make prices here way down.

ii Hi * eo: hh qi

Pb hae

Summer Goods at your
_ ee "

Y REFLECTOR | whch I enclosed you on the 17th inst-|an, and would divide their vote a5 be-| Ap

I shall adhere to this policy unless | tween Sewall and Watson is proportion

' + Treen I uachies TEE PRETTIEST
otherwise advised by my committee. | to the strength of the two parties as Nh NVILLE INSYITUTE. ""LINE OF "-

WHICHARD. Editor. oYours truly, shown by the vote ou the State ticket. |S. D- BAGLEY, A. M., Principal. | " W all Paper !

"" , oA, E. HOLTON. if some such arrangement is not made,| Next session will begin 7th day of

: 7 . ee: . 7 Cam % a September 1896, Instruction thorough
EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY). Chairman Republican Ex.Com.� | the Bryan vote may be divided. If ~Diseipline firm, bet kind. Pupitlever shown in Greenville. Be.

oHon. Hal. W..Ayge Chairman Popu-} North Carolina continues to have two | prepared to enter any college, or for

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~~ list Executive Commitee ; acts of Bryan eleetors, the McKinley business. For particulais apply to the | §ure to see my sam ples. All new
Entered as second-class mail matter. : , _ ~ | Principal, ty] -
aa «Dear Sir:-Yours of the 25th inst. to! electors may be chosen. As Populists| styles, not an old piece in the lot.
RSCRIPTION R ATES. = hand, joining Mr- oManly, chairman | desire their votes all to count for Wat- Wiil take pleasure in bringing
-. SU ra " Demodratie executive committee, re-| son, and are utierly opposed to voting MASONIC LOnck COHAOL, samples to your home if you will
ear. - « * - $3. 1 pe ; =4 ~ 2 .
on oath. _ . ; a perl aie pes " eaichiee for Sewall, wwii . them he ome | . notify me at Dy shop bear Hum-
- -_ - candi or Governor. toy tors rather , .
- One week. z .10 rnor. In reply I) to vote at all for elector berTs, on Dickerson avenue,

© ~Delivered in town hy carriers without desire to call your attention to the} pave their vote count against Watson-| Pal! Sessisn Opens Sept. 14,
extra cost. . resolution adopted by my committee | [et it be so arramged by the National slr

Advertisng rates are liberal] and can be} on the 15th of August, a copy of which | committees that there will be a race

A. F ELLINGTON,

Fer terms &e. apply to : ee
MRs, L. G. BERNARD, -

had on application to the editor or at otha ess . Ww .
a i a I omeee I ol on * 1 this poucy | ypon merit seinbaie W oi o Sew: | Greenville. N.C.| Greenville Market.
2 erwis2 718ec y my com- ; Ss r
, un ess otherwise advised by my all, then the I ee ne Corrected by S. M. Schuitz.
. " mittee. mighty vote which will be counted tor Bntter. per 1b o15 to 25
We desire a live correspondent at oYours truly | ~ 8 » per.
: ' . ; Bryan and Watscn. Western Sides 6 to 7
_ gvery postoffice inthe covnty, who will . , ,
send in brief items of NEWS as it Occurs A. E. HOLTON, -" Calett Female WRT uBee STE AAS 10 to 125
fa each neighborhood. ee plainly! oChairman Republican Ex. Com.� ee = ' Corn Meal * ° 4
aad only on ey side of the paper. REWARDED. I have secured the services ofa thor-| Flour, Family 4.25 to 5.00:
ds Se a oughly ore ene eectam an nue ie 54 to "
. , a . . . - ch orgirls in the building | Oats 35 to 4
: Sagat Bir pape on subscrip- | Eusebius Will Net Suppor Popun sts Heavy the heart, and weary the brain :; on my premises ~ately occupied as music | Sugar . 4 to
: _ But write, my pen, O write rooms. ~Ihe session begins 0 u oe 15 to 25
ot = === | State Senator A. Y. Sigmon, of Ca- | , ; ) Salt per Sack 80 to 1 75
tawba. who publishes ~ihe Hickor For rest from labor will come agam MONDAY, 7th OF SEPTEMBER Chickens 10 to 25
Tuurspay, AvGrst 27 7H, 1896. 5 a ! pu : . y With a kiss from her lips at night ! and will continue for ten months. pees per doz \0 to MW
_ Press and Carolinian as a red-hot Mec he terms are as follows , eeswax. per =0
U seus hy a al oeonditi �"� | Kinley gold organ, declares that he | Sonnet and story"trace them well, primary pile per mo. Ae ss
sas nactanaaal y politica: conditions| Vill not support either A Graig Shu-| In beautifa! lines and bright ; Higher 83.00 "
are-mixed. Mark Hanna's admission ford for Congreas in the Severth dis But the tenderest thought in ay beart | Languages (each) * * $1 00 Cotton and Peantt, ;
that itis too early to form an opinion trict. He wants astraight-out Repuo- will dwell Music, including use of instrument $3 CO] Below are Norfolk prices Of Cotto. it,

al ituation in Ohio, Indiana}.. . . . - toe fe se nt Those who desire to patronize the] ay ~ ~esterday, us furnished
about the situatic 0, lican who is for high tariff, gold, and On the kiss from her lips at night! | sekvol had better apply early :s only a oe es amuts for yester® ny, 48 Turn see

inois i { the frankest ut- : are imi ill tak
and Illinois is one ¢ io Aes McKinley. Why not A. Y. Sigmon] And the world may frown on the head limited number be will taken. chants of Norfok -
terances of the campaign."Washing- | ; Conavess? He reprents the R MRS. ALFRED FORBES, COTTON.
or Congress ! e reprents the he bowed down ny . ~
ton Post, Ind. - blic : . Raleich News and m�"� ; Greenvilie, N. C.}Good Middling 73
. _ publican policy."hKaleigh News an And its splendors veil from sight ; Middlipg 7%
CxS Observer. en sis ha oraw | Low Middling (
The Democratic advocates of the ! peat the oes for | oa me ur" : ae | Good Ordinary 6 b-16
2 emer ame With a kiss from her lips at might . Tone"quie
sinvle gold standard who formerly ok ; sn): " Frank L. Stanton, PEANUTSe
voted with the Democratic party are} Utica, N; Y., Aug. 15-"W"lar. J Prime 24
taking a primary course of instructions BryanTs eventful day ended with an ac Extra Prime 3 :
under such coachess as} Bourke Cochran cident which narrowly missed being a A Kivg Will Rule Us. spanish : TIN BRN
disaster. One-half of the platform __ Tone"firm.

for admission into the Republican col- |

lege next November."xtichmond State,
Tham. ot several thousand, in the square in

front of the Baggs Hotel, in Utica, at

from which he was addressing a crowd |

""""
ca eee a oer ne

Boston, August 25."~God spoke to
me. He said that if His word was not
obeyed the country would no longer
have a president, but a king. ~The day

GREENVILLE TOBAUS 9 MARKET
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o© Fine.... wee... 7 $0 14
Currers"Common... ....64 told
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midnight, fell to the ground and, al-
John R. Venable, Esq., of Marion,| though the Presidential candidate es-
is one of the true blood Democrats to} ¢aped injury, Clinton Beckwith, ot
whom the so-called sound money Dem-! Herkimer, a member of the reception
oerats of Henrico and Richmond ad-| committee, had an ankle sprained, Jnv.
dressed .-an .. invitation to join their| T, Teller had a leg broken, and several
movement. Mr. Venable has replied} others were baaly bruised and cut, but
in indignant terms and notified the | no one was seriously injured.

Committee ot Invitation that when, if! ~The crackling ot timbers and terri-
ever, he leaves the Democratic par-y it] fied shrieks of women nearly created a
will be to fight in the open."Richmond | panic. Mr. Bryan raised his hand to

is not far distant. If the people heed
my revelation the country and its pesi.
dent will continue, if they do not, a
king will rule. God has said it.�

So speaks Jennie Adders. the evlored
prophevess of 83 Woodbury street, Rox-

bury, who has a large following of both
white and blacks who are firm in thei
faith that this humble washwoman is

the direct representative of God on this ff sweeraeareremesie Bh sererurveroessrcaceemnmes

Dis atch Dem. 1e Ir OW ~ ~ F ~ ade t o4 Primary,8
~ quiet the crowd, and after a delay 0 earth. She says she has seen che oe A SPECIALT ondary or'Tep
a ten minutes, during which the police , ESTABIASHED 1875. Stary BLOOD POISON permancntiy
Ce _" 2 ) I Divinity. She says: oI went to the cured in 15to25 days. Youcan be treated ag

: man Ome forsame price under same gui
. and bystanders helped out the men|,,. iT: e Willcom
Senator Pritchard on his way y P third beaven and saw Him. I saw She 357 om Prefer to come here we will cone

- " ae ae BO tract to pay railroad fareand hotel bill

. . sas who had gone down in the wreck, he Christ. too. 1 did not want to come o! | Y I ih mocharge, we fail areal Go oreo econ ini

through Raleigh yesterday had his at-| ,..,: ao - Irist, , Want t rh G cury, lodide potash, and still bave aches and
~ continued his speech. Overcrowding UU = ANG =, BGI) ke 8} B49, | pains, Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat,

* ape , we ; = +1 he d =

tention called to the statement made :; ~ay | back, but He vaid I must till I 2a imples, Copper Colored Spots, Ul

t the platform caused the accident. The done His k. so I 1 any partof the body, Hair or Eyebrows falling
| done His work, so ] am here now, out, it is this Secondary BLOOD POISOD

the day before by Chairman Holton, | _,,; : | ,
Ttiea crowd was nearly as large as thé an . og . VD tr aN we guarantee tocure. We soli Ps
namely, that if there were men at the t . SSD LN anhy as hings\as) that The colored prophetess is of medium P ) Ri SLDES GSE ONLDERS nate cases an challonge tho world fora
_ which heard Mr. Bryan at Albany, and case wecannot cure. This disease uas a.ways

: , height, soli ilt and about ar . . . eres baffled the skill of the most eri -
Hendersonville meeting who had 00); judged several campaign clubs from| 7, © olidly built and about 20 years fo RMURS AND MU ANTS BUY | clans: @500,000 capital behind our tncondk
free silver badges, they were not Re-|y- ae old, She is not of the darkest hue, but ing their yearTs supplies will tina pedared dimes fi) Cas prot cent sealed on

© Watertown, Herkimer and other een Wn . . their incerest toget our prices befcre pus | 807 Bae Aes OC EM EDY CO.
publicans. He not only confirmed the quite light. ~The most noticeable vhing oFest toh� T ILL. -

3 onic Temple, C&AiLCAGO,
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete

statement of the Republican chairman, places. about her is her cyes, that are biack | n allits branches. : , -
but further said that there were no tree and brilliant. OME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
* r id « . 6 T

silver Republicans in Western North A POPULIS!' VIEW. FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR Will open at oElm Cottage,
Carolina and very few silver Demo- me Oct. 2nd a Home School for Girls.
wae very annem OUT FOR THE GAME. RICE, TEA, &e from 8 to 16 years of age. Num-

crats."Raleigh News und Observer. A Suggested Way Out of the Vice- , ao ber limited to 10. Address
* présidentT . " | | ao Wawee Mrs. A. L. McC. WHELAN, os
7 cme nl esidential Muddle From evey place theyTre speaking : Aways ut LOWEST, MARKET PRIORI N orwoe d P.O Nelson Cc. "_
A lad 15 years old in Guilford coun-| | . You cannot find a epot ;
State Senator Westmoreland, of Da- . TOBACEO SNUFF. & CIGARS

ty, accompanied by some other boys,
recently passed near a field of corn.

From Billville down to Smithville town,
Where an orator is no: !

vidson county, « prominent Populist we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena Professional Cards.

bling youto buy at one protit. A com "

makes the following suggestion in this

Che boy pulled an ear of corn, shucked . oe so
we : , ds enonk. 5 } WwW , FU. :
it, and as he walked along the road week's edition of his paper, the David- na SP euk, speak, speak ' mate atosk of jenn Wilson, x C. r oveenvillegN. «,
commenced to eat the corn. They son County News: While the rusty farm gates creak ; '. UR N IT U ti E OODARD & HARDING.
we met the owner of the corn, wid aboueed We believe it will be best for Bryan QO the tellows want the oilice, if itTs 7 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
bd , ; ; | aie con rank ! reeu e, .
», the'tadtoof stealing the corn. ~The boy and best for the PeopleTs party, if an fifty cents a week! alwavs onhand and soldat prices toswit| Special attention given to collections
wl vay, | Utrangement is made between the Bry- |The hot sun ¢ t the the times. Qur goods areal] bought and | an settlement, of elnims.
ag told him he had taken but one eam an Demoarstic ie ee Ne he iot sun cannot hurt them" sold for CASH therefore, having no risk |" Toane made on short time.
a that he was hungry, and that he would) 2 Populist Na-| They never fear a stroke! to run,we sell at a close margin.
_" ~him for it. The owner said he tional committees to have but. one| They break the news to people, 8. M. SUHULT2 Greenville. NC
) pay ; in e ;
bh. would indict him for it, and went be- Bryan electoral ticket in each State,| And all are mostly obroke.� . JOHN F. STRATTONTS

the electors to vote tor Sewall and

fore J. A. Pritchard, a justice of the ItTs speak, speak, speak !

Watson i ~ti |
peace, and swore out a warrant and had a . ip, oe tion to the Demo- While tke rusty farm ga roreak . Importers and Wholesale Dealera in all kinds of
ae ratic and Populist vote * their a aa ;
the boy arrested, and the justice bound P cast for their) © tie fellows want ot office, it itTs MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,

State tickets at the coming Avvember

election, so that the fight between \
"_"_""_"" Sewall and Watson could be made on are what you want in

him over to the Superior Court.

A
fifty cents aJweek. Violins, Guitars, Banjes, Accordeons, Harmon
, 11,

g11, $19, 18,817 Bast beh Se. Now York

eee aan on

| Tuesday a dhalleage for a joint can-| square Jssue. 7 3 yh
be On eel arbers.
vass between Mr. Watson, Maj. Guthrie] A votefor the Populist State ticket CREENVILLE 1")
and Judge Russell was sent to Chair"| would mean a vote for Watson, anda : , . TAMES A SMITH,
ogan Holton, of the Republican State | vote for the ~Democratic State tieket x ' ;
es : TONSORIAL ARTIST.
~ Committes, both Chairman Ayer, of| would mean a vote for Sewall. Here o f ( ee aki tele nk Hat one ~he ier berry Moy
_ the Populist committee, and Chairman | would be an issue that would .keep the @ neh erueee Patronage veces Clothes Papen
Manly, of the Democratic committee, | Populists distinct from the Democratic MY CDP "_""- ee a ,
" the letter. . party, and it would matenally help open on session of this school {will Harare EDMUNDS,
hairman Holton sentithe tollowing| Bryan, The same candidates tor Pres- | is i FASHIONABLE BARE RX. |
| prec wih bor is in and embraces the very latest =
_ replies : idectialclestors would be on both| MONDAY SEPT. 7, 1¢96 [styles and shapes of new Pattora|g2%emensClothingg
oes Clement Manly, Chairman | tickets, and every vote cast for them. ng np nea for 10 months. Hats. : ren
Democratic Executive Commitee. | whether on the Poprlist or Democratic at eae : ae |
eet moon ye Jommmee. | woetper on the Fopr iit of leg Primary knglisb per mo. | T also have a lovely display of |
| oDeak Siri Yours ofthe 26th jast.,| tidkes, wohl be for! Bryan. (Por in"| Intermediate © ras $2. 00|Shirt Waists, Stamped Linens, Hens. D Bopanss,
concurred in by Mr. Ayer, chairman | stance, if in North Carolina th | Higher Mes ites $3 00| Embroidery Silks, Ribbon Collars nee .
on php varkadananae ¥ . pa there were! Languages (each) #1 50| and othernew good Washington, N.C, ...;
�,� yagi ~ey grt rh 1¢ Democratic votes and 95,000 The work and discipline of the schoo) _"" |
tha reply I desive pulist votes polled, each eléctor will be ag heretofore, 5 My entire stock istprettior than} This Hotel has been thoroughly Ténu-

Wi
would receive 200,100 votes; the elec theral Pinte of your past] ever: before...

, " poreral new Paige

ne elt , , : : : | bells to every room. Atten re

4 tors, Af clocked, Swduldellirow fat Bry-[ SW, HA RAGSDALE, | MRS, GEORGIA PEARCE vanta. Fish and Orstera served Oy.
PCR ILTE oe ae Bs TTARUL, Centretyoeateds nm

tion.to the resolution adopted by

ead

ViLMINGTIN & WiLDON 3. -) DEMOCRATIC NUMINEGS- | Protective tariff ; reciprocity. ~ oe
AND BRANCHES. | """" Provection to sugar producers. \ i \ Sa
AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD | National Ticket. Protection to wool growers. ; , | 3
oo testorati f tk rican mer= 2 ae
Coadensea penedule | WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Peo MRS Chan Ui TI y | } . ,
| of Nebraska. chant marine. | |
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. | FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. Preservation of the _EXISHNg gold :
" | ARThUR SEWALL, standard and no free coinage of silver GIVES YOU TEE NEWS FRESH EVERY
; Dated im [ 3! = of Maine. . except by international agreement, AFTERNOON (EXCEPTSUNDAY) AND ae
oe «CIS LES! COS = which the party pledges itself to pro- WORKS FOR THE RFST
: AR IRA, 4 FOR CONGRESS"FIRST DISTINCT, | INTERESTS OF
~~ | w. H. LUCAS os ~ -
Leave Weldon ft rein o�"�M of Hyde county. Pensions to war veterans.
Ar. Rocyk Mt | 1 001039: | ; Tj k - Vigorous foreign policy.
: | one ee eee State LicKet- Control of the Hawaiian islands. e o0
| | . .
Lv Tarboro | 12 12) vor GOVERNOR : Building and control of the Nicare-
" ae . *~ x o . 4 . ql
Lv Rocky Mt 1 00/10 | 6 45 CYRUS B. WATSON, guan canal.
Ly oe 2 0811 6 20 of Forsyk. Purchase of the Danish islands GREEN VILLE FIRST, PITTCOUNTY SECOND
~ Vv elma 9 53} ; __. urchas I¢�,� t is) S. . URmPOCkKET ; Sa eri ons!
Ar, Florence a af _ THOS. W. MASON, ted States to restore peace in Cuba.
Qs, | | of Northamptor. oMaintenance ot the Monroe doctrine.
Qe !
oA | Strengthening of the navy. =
" ae "- 7 �"� CHAS. M. LOOKE Exclusion of immigrants who cannot
P. M. | 420 aetna . 43 . okt yn
Lv Wilson 208 | | 620 ot Franklin. read and write. 7 . .
Lv Goldsboro | 3 10 | | 705) = Continuarce of the civil service laws, Ss U ES C R : PTI Oo N 25 Cents a LM OR TH
rv Witenes ; rH | | 9 43] NOUS GUID SIRDUS © Free ballot. No ayneh law. .
r Wilmington! 35 4), | | ? eT R 7 oo, a
P. M.| | A.M Rk. rere Natio..al arbitration of strikes. _
° us . | Public lands tor homesteads.
TRAINS GOING NOTRH. FOR PREASURER : | Admission of the territories to state-

= """ I Lb. EF. AYCOCK, hood as soon 8s po stole.
Dated rm | | en of Wayne, | Representation 1¢ congress tov Alus-
April 20, om 2: | io | a k .
Oe? te | 1 Pf, a | : Nike P
1896. Ar 14 | Ae SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION : a alti; eres InoaR. one
wee " ay ByENTEa: » platform expresses .
IA. WPML J.C. SCARBOROUGH, le pRutrormy ext

A. M. P.M es symnathy
Ly Florence | S40 74 7) of Jolrston. the Armenian masszcres 5 sympathy
Ly Fayetteville! LE 10. a | | with cflurts. for temperance and ap- "PUBLISHEDJEVERY WEDN ESDAY Av
Sely ~ 12 37 | | y bop IV MW YORE DP . PORK P | .
ty Wilsen 1 Pie 35 FOR ae PFORNEY-G RNID 6 . proves equal pay tor equal Wol k for
oc} one Oe FLL. OSBORNE, .
i Men and women.
Dt | \ of Meckleubarg. () -
wn ce h e
oe | , | POPULIST VLA TEORM, ne Dollar } er Car. 4
7m | FOR ASSCCIATE JUSTICES OF THE °U-
-" AM " ars PREME COURT. | The populist plattorm says that
A. M.| P.M. A. C. AVERY, ot Burke,

Ly Wilmington) 9 25, 7 ae threugh executive power and patronage

! | Sr ROO a eie This j he P aan}, |
i Gai tbors 7 01 ; oe BiB BROWNS ot Besa ee the will of the people has been thwarted HIS IS { L@ eaple NY ji avorite

ar Wilson =| 00) 10.2 and plutocracy has been enthroned on
Ly Larbore 1 248) ~ THE PARLY PLATFORMS IN A the ruins of democracy. TH T }
: | |-~- yy NUTSHEL... ° It demands : ene DEPARTMENT, WHICH
DS _ We s" : hy) :
les) ae. ov IS A REGULAR FEATURE OF THE PAPER
| g = 6 z: DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM Free silver ut 16 to l. 1S ALONE~AW ORTH MANY3 TIM ES" THE
,E cA . . . ! I .
"_ "| | The democratic plafcrm reaffirms| Increase in the volume of the curien- SUBSCRIPTION PRICE os
ip |p 5 c id
Ly Wilson | + vr ara 33 the allegiance of the party to che prin-| ey.
PSOE i a) oo! o : ; : 5 + 6
Ar Rocky Mt | 2 17) 11) 11 16] ¢ ples of Jefferson"freedom ot speech,| ~Chat no mure bonds shall be used
ArT bore al | ~~ |-"" | freedom of the press, freedom of con-| except by specific act of congress. "(0)---
nrpora . . T . : ;
Lv Tarboro | | | science, the preservation of personel] That demonet.zation of lawiul money
rv Stent | aM 4 HH rights, equatitv before the law, and by contract shall be prohibited.
oYe don J1i Ito
home rule. That the government shall exercise W hen you need
It demands" its option in paying its -obligations 1

Train on Scotiand Neck Branch Road Free silver at 16 to 1, either goid or silver.

eaves Weldon 3.55 p.m., Halifax 4.10 i ; Oo - hall . a .
p.an., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55 Phat bond assues in times of peace! That a graduated income tax shi N (J
w., Greenville 6.47 p, m., Kinston 7.45! shall cease.

. be levied.
p.in. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2

@.m., Greenville 8.22 a.m. Arriving: That the government, and not the That postal savings fils fla! See DonTt forget the
Walifax at 11:00 a, m., We'don 11.20 am | banks, sald issue the paper money. established. ~Tha; the government shall ba

Isily except Sunday. bs -
y : aoat the tariff shall be for revenue | own and operate the railroad and tel-

_Vrains on Washnigton Branch leave | only. egraph lines. RR eflector Oorttie =,

Washington 8.00 a. m., and 3.00 p.m nm, a cay St ta ; sacite railroad dines sill
oarrives Parmele 8.50. m., and 4.40 p. Chat there shall be au income tax. | That the Pacific railroad lines sha

m., Tarbore 9.45 a. m., returningleaves That mmangration be restricted. , be foreclosed.
Tarboro 6.80 p- m., Parmele 10.20 a. m.

That tae oers » interstate! Th: oy ~ailroad lines not WE \ ? PLE FAC TTR %
and 6.20 p. m,, arrives Washington Win the powers of the LENT hat the grants of railroac 3 4 HAVE AMPLE FACILITIES .
11.50 a. m.,and 7.10 p. m. Daily ex-| railroad commission shall be increased. [pester by the roads shall be reclaimed FOR' YHESWORK AND DO Auld,
pt Siday. Comnects with trains on The extravagance of republican con-| and held for settlers. , KINDS~jOr COM MERCIAL§ AND
c i : (JOC. ° / . °
gresses is denounced, That the inidative and referendum TOBACCO re 7
Train leaves s urpore, N ©, via Albe- © ; ; . AUN 6 WAREHOUSE, WORK.
a@arle & Kaleigh f. 12, daity except san Intenerence by the federal govern-| by which the people can vote on the
. Ps e e . rN - . . cS , .
diay, ut 5U p. ul Sunday, 800 P.M; | ment in local edairs is condemned. enactment of laws shall be imaugur-
arrive igouth 9.00 P. WL, 6.25 p.m. a a . a a
Returning eaves Plymouth daily ecoeps Goverament by injuartion and rale | ated. ° . o
Sunday, 6.00 a. m., Sunday 9.30 a om., | ofthe courts by contempt sroceedings That the president, vice president . ~
~ Tete . Or , ~ . =
arrive Parbero 10.25 am and 11. 451 are denounced. and senators shall be elected by direct Our 1] ork ~ p an , | :
frain on Midland N. C, @ranch lewves Refusal of congress to retund the vote of the people. aie rice N) Nuit Our Patrons } i
Geldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 a] Pacitic debts is approved. ~The platform expresses sympathy for : :
m..arriving Smithtield 7°30 a, m. Re-!| ,., , . ; ~the TH
turning leaves Smithfield 800 a. m,, ar- Phe ruling of the pension commis-| Cubans; favors home rule in the Dis
rives at Goldstors 9.30 a. m. sioner against arbitrarily dropping | trict of Columbia and the ear'y admis- .
Trams in Nashville peanch leave | 2@!2es trom the rolls is endorsed. sion of the territories to statehood ; T ȴ \\ ORE r
Roky. Mount at 4.80 p. m arrive The admission of New Mexico and | favors just pensions, denounces rule of 2 T
eshville 5.05.p. in., Spring Hope 5.30 Ari ° red lings d
: ; , Ta) . 2 5 . on , Wav il oy 4) T an a
an. Returning leave Sorin | Arizona is approved. the court by contempt proceedings _ ;
peat Returaiiy Tease Spring Hope] Arvene ie npprevel, ty contempt proc {8 THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN GREENVILLE FUR
dO a. mM Nashville 8.3) a a, airive at Sympathy tor Cuba is expressed. denounces ballot-box frauds. " |
rice 3 Agi ono : : . .
Sooduy ut 9.05 u m, daily exerpt Lite tenure in ottice 18 condemned. | |
Tratus on Latta branch, Florence R.| Dvvotiot to civil and religious Fberty 3 7 BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY N OVELS :
~ 4 on, oeuce . . ; @ ES
d., leave Lacta �,�40 pm, aarive Dantar | 18 proclaimed. | 88.50 per Mo 97.00 per Mo _ \ ye
1.50 pm, Clio 8.05 pm, Returning
leave Clivt6.10 aen, Dunbar 6.30 am,
arriye Latta 7.50 a m, daily except Sun- | ¢¢-

day. wevceneas cratvom, | ~Lurlington Institute. |THE MORNING STAR,

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Arbitration of strikes is recomaend.- | Board &e. in Shovi. board &c.in Club. ph:
et

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Traia onClinton Branch leayes War-| . . ;
saw for Clinton eaily, except Sau Jay, Lhe preamble is an arraignment of | A Military Boarding Beneo hee rey " The Charictia
11.10 a,m.and 8.50 p, m: Returnirg| the democratic part hich is cuarged | Scientitic, Commercial, Mathemat 2cs, Ih (pI les
~ leaves Clinton at 7.00 a. m. and8,00 1 an party, which is cuarged Classica!. Board Washing, &c., ¢ ( *

1:
with causing all the hard times, bond} Tuition for 10 inonths. 890 to $130 OBS val
Train No, 78 makes close connection | issues, ete. : ? ~dis|!0 years old. 177 pupils. Write for R Poa
~at Weldon forall points daily, all rail via ete. 5 and the party's record ts tik

: : ; catologue. T N °
RG ae at ane Mount with | 2@4 up tor comparison with that of e IRA T. TURI INGFON Daily Cwspaper in
-Norfolk and Carolina for Noriolk | the republicans. . . 4 v

ne all points North via Norfolk, publicans | mithfleld, N.C. SAEED

JOHN F. DIVINE, The plattorm speaks for"

General Bop North Carolina. |?4�"� a

TT. M. EMERSON, rathe Manage. :

saves� FAYETTEVILLE MILITARY ACADEMY "- AND woesy, 4

Tbe Only kive-Dollar Daily of

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North Carolina:s :
FOREMOST NE WSPAPER;

a _ FAYETTEVILLE, N. ©. ] '
N) MORE COL WEATHER Pare i én sper pine kc nb Soe itted t Mn f Inéependent and fearlesa ; bi anT ~
| *repares for any college or for business. ents adm o colleges o wry . ; blgwer oe
VLR Wits | Va. and N. 0. on cortiticate. Teachers and ~pupils form our household, h us its Class in the State. apa attractive than ever. it will be @ °°
IT am now prepared to furnish | �"�#king the home element very prominent. Number of boarcers limited, The nvaluable visitor to the home, th

Ice in any quantity, ard will keep

ndividuality of the student is constantly kept in view, Claages small and best; Wayors Limited Free Coin age office, the elub or the work room, =) tt F
well sapplied throughout the

| | os 3 Limit tHE DAILY OBSERVER.
Po ON ene cedet.,..The discipline Is strier but parental. WE) of American Silver and Repeal| Ail of the news of the world. Com

summer. All orders | Write foreatalogne, ~ GOL. T. J. DREWERY, C. E., Principal, [Of the Ten Per Ceni. Tax on plete Daily reports from the Stat.
livered without a foboyn secession SD State Banks. Daily 50 cents rH Rae paonst Omnnver a vear, .
When you want to be served FOR YOUNG LADIES |per month. Weekly $1.00 per) oA pertect family fonrnal. All thé 2�
promptly send me yoor orders. | . year. Ww.H. BARNARD news of the week. The reportsT * "

Sunpay Hovns.--From 7to 10) 8 | , Raleigh, N.C. Wilmington N.C from the Legislature aspeeial, Fete

A. M. and from 5 to 6:30 P. M. ture. Remember the Weckly Ob-

No superior work done anywhere, North sw bs - ""etna "| server, | | 7
tee te eae arlene Se or South. It has now the best faculty it UWE RG) Ifyou want the news, Subscribe to see nae * y, AP
Fresh Fish arrive by every boat |28%.ever bad. The advantages offered *"" a) |. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEART

. ¥* 5 Tue Dar.y-Rertector. 25 cents a; | oyy a

. W. R. PARKER. pepprecsiobete psy 1) Masicand Art James Dinwiddie, M. A., | month, | Redd tor sample;eoptea, Address | titede

Nese Five Points. 5 seagoing T siden Hniversity (.V guia) dod , ~ 1HE OBSERV Ky, a
a ~ Nsaenien , * Pang , art rey id

a

: Lad ies PALLY REFLECTOR. oHOT SCOTCH.� " | +f. W. HIGGS, Pres, 4, S. HIGGS, Cashier,

| Maj. HENRY HARDING AssTt Cashier. =
What These People Catch as They,

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Your attention is called tu xn Keepiug Constantly at it Brings Sores. Move Around.

large and excellent line of

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; T. B. Haskett went to Scotland Neck ! a
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING hi . | : .
1 ~this morning. Greenville, N.C.
Creates many a new business, Luther Savage returned bome last I am now in North-

Enlarges many an old business,

vOR Preserves many a large, business night from Rocky Mount. ern Markets making sTocKHozpnrs .
""FOR"" ~evives many adull business, A ey ~
~ rescues nay a lost business, Miss Cornueiia Petty returned to Ler, purchases for Fall and ; :
Saves many a failing. business. | | »in LaGranee last evening. T epresenting a Capital of More Tha Halt
SPRING AN SUKMER WEAR . Secures suceess to any eer DI IDE II Winter Goods. Million Dollars, _ :
_- Miss Normo Northam, o/ Wilming- | . |
| a ota? To oadvertise judicionsiy,TT use the | con, is visiting Mrs. B. F. Sugg. Every body praised Wm. T. Dixon, President National
: "Consisting of" ¢ lumns of the REFLEOTOR. REP vane last wie the splendid Stock I Bae ange fant, Baltimore, oe ,
: ; . EK. Parham came Lome last night: ° ° ollana Nec ,
: HANBIETTA, OASHMERES, "_ ~~ @and was be on the breaks 10-day � carriedthis summer but N-ck, N.C.» i sido ln
4 Sractiheteernin Sioa TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES. ich Ronit fleet W \just wait the arriva! foal Toe: Seotland Neck, N. C.
2 eautiful, stylish, up"to~cate, "" Miss Pear ornady, of Willow . R. Fleming, Pactolus, N. C.
anu cheaper than ever before. Passenger and mail train going | (sreene, is visiting the family of B. F. of my fall goods and i D. W. Hardee Hyys 83,
LAWNS,CHALLIES Rea Mee | Sugg. will show you a line} Greenville N.C
| . North B ound Freight, arrives 9:50 A Rey. C.J. Woods . ane that surpasses any-;,
DIMITIES, WHtTE GOODS, Vi, leavesl0:10 A.M. , ev. C.J. Woodson, of Gatesville, ~itu ou. seen
PARISIAN RIPPLES, 4 nach Gouna Freight arhivox 200. Japeat yesterday here and left thi TTR J We respectfully solicit the accounts
INDIA LINENS Steamer ~I'ar River arrives from Wash- | Morning. of firms, individuals and the general
; onm ington Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday , a ; iY r G i A R K. publie.
LINEN LAWNS, leaves for Washington Tuesday, ~Thurs; WW. A. Smiih, of Richmond, was on . . Checks and Account Books furnish-
MULLS, Jay and saturday. our tobaccu market yes.erday. He left) 24 wisT Jewelry Store, ed on application.
DOTTED SWISSES, _ this morning.
and Novel COTTON GOODS , J. R. Davenpor:, of Pactolus, weot . - 9 4
of different kinds and description. WEATHERWISE AND OTHER-/porth Wednesday to purchase his full = oo = i P
Never were they more beautiful WISE. | and winter goods = ~ 22 LL) =D)
than this season. aed Rev. J. L. Winfield. -f Washi = ve rs = ~~ bd = =
~ Be bar Inhivl�,�, -f has otcn, 2 ~ wf
General Mixture of Items"Ali Hot. , , tstangtcn S ee on QC =
passed throwgh last eveaing on his way) "_ o= S . S . -_ ?
" s» Kinston to fill ¢ ti int-} 44 S23 og8 Z. oe =
"Come eco our" . a . _ [89 KNinston to fill ene of his appoint-| "& Nn ODO We OO om
Smoke Henry Clay Cheroots, 5 for 10. | ments, S : = aa) = T2 ) Ee =
. CHIR WAIN] CIS Are you are a subscriber to the Re-| Mrs. H. B. Clazk and sister, Miss Eocene) = oe Y oJ "SS =
~ FLECTOR ¢ Margaret Lancler. have bee be "_ D Oo A. S
[ garet Langley, have been on a few Oy ammaa on SS ao SC .
they are the correct styles aud) He. Man proposes"whatTs the rest daysT visit to the families ot Mess. tS of SS -) ce me) . wn 2
prices. quotation ? kK. Uancock and Jas. L. Harriss | & = © a) aa S = ;
She."Woman accepts. They leit ~Tuesday tor Lewiston tll - 5 " e g & =
isit friends, accompanied fe ; : a je)
HAMBURGJEDGING and Money loaned on 30, G0 and 90 a _ lee naa MBS Jem 4 an EO SK) TS) O Se
INSERTIONS, L ACES, days. Apply to F.C, Har ep 7 ots : sO ae a visiT tol
RIBBONS, FANCY BRAIDS, | | ___ [Bemis Bs clita fe louise Skea | |
and NOVELTIES. The convention party t. at lett Tues- | land Neck Commonwealth. |} Hen
eee for Washingt.a returned - Long and Faithiul Service. : 2 |

The editor spent Weduesday in 1 :
The oSouthern Leader,� still boids| Bethel and while there had a beng chat I have Just returned from the

Lace Curtains the lead as the best 5 cent smoke.} with his venerable friend, Col. N. M. NORTHE N ee TIA KETS
Nothing equals it. D.5. Smita. | Tfammond. The Colonel is the very R! oe R 9

efficient agent at that place of tte At- where I have purchased a

lantic Coast Line, and has held the

Window Shades, Curtain Poles.

The gravel train came in yesterda
"A line of" 6 y y

vening with a load of sand «o be used

i dogelin on the .. , position continmously since the railroad N Ch
Oxford Ties : the tant. ground for the addition was first built to Bezhel, now nearly arge, l | ec \ X ( | Cap

=° &

fousteen years. He tells us tiet in * .
or Ladies aud CLildren that has} Wilwingten telt earthquake shocks {a1} these years ke has never miased 1 and stylish line of goods
never been equallec in this town. Tuesday night. People ran out of their} train, The radlroad authorities have We are not LOW on one thing just to catch your eye and!

* .e } 7 \7
houses thinking sumefdamage would be|juet had a handsome new depot built high oa othews because we think you are not posted. We sell our
| - goods at the
one, says the Dispatch.

there and Col. Bis d di g
Shoes, Shoes, Best Butter uu. ice at StarkeyTs. ba tra day in a when we crop qed ia LOW EST POSS I B LE P R I C ES,

| cnhim. Ha takes just pride a» bis/@0d whether you are an expert or not does-not effect oar price one
for every buyer who wants an| J.J. Wynne, who lived near Hick"| new quarters. cent. @ur geods have the stamp of reliability, combining style and
honest. reliable, wearing articles. | ory Grove church in the northeru part | quality with lowes price, pad they will bring you suécess sgainst
of the county, died very suddenly on . Free Silvex Pocket Pook. SS RET IST TME y sock ©

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~Tuesday ooternoon. The RerLec3on is prepared oiy the CO | QOT | TH IN ( is not surpassed
[ Imbrellas You can vuy wumber at StatenTs eae tree oee and : sak more ¢ ~ by any clothing
| Mill, just 44 miles trom town, at oSin- I orcs ; mu i a i" ~ ee wistore. Iwill sell up-to-date Clothing.
4 ; Soy vwtenalong Ghar clever friends. Capt: . . .
to protect you from the sun and gle Gold Standard Prices.� See E. L. Hact. of the \luatie: ¢: * Thanking you for past favors, I hope to be favord with your
Soule C. R. Speigut, Manager. . " rf o 4 © ok fut ure patronage. J am Yours-to Please,
zine, has sent us a free silver pocket!
1 . ~There was quite a pleasant party on} book that for uniqueness and appar EL KA. HARD ]::5,
. Gentlemen dr a OUF\ the ~Lar last night. They were in| priateness takes the rag off the bash. | Leader of Stvles.
3 �"� Uncle John CherryTs large yaw boat; Tris necket book is nothing mere: zor .
T and had mus~¢ and retreshments. less thai a fulli size = JadiesT stocking /R L. DAVIS, PresTt. R. A. TYSON, Vice-PresTt. J. k. LITTLE.. CashTr.
7 \ cn Satin? Teer clasts. closne| REORGANIZED JUNE 1gth, 1896. .
. . Vermont Butter for sale at D. is an tation waver clase a R ; gth, 189
: 1 1�,� top ot it. e bave heard uff stock-
Saute THE BANK OF CREENVILLE,

i } ings being weed as receptacles fo:
Shirts, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Straw; |... ings g I
and Far Hats, aisaadere: an Physicians at Bethel tell us they|money and other valuables and no GREEN VILLE, N. C.
Hosiery. Shoes in correst styles, | never knew of so much fever in that}doubnthat accoa.ts for the erigin of

. . ; : . 2 DWA@DQ 0@@a @ @
best quality aud popular prives-| ction as now prevails. It is almo§ this free silver pocket book. J¥ our

ih hare aud will oloase you if you epidemic in some locauions in the coun-| pile ofifree silwer is to be measured in Capital $50,000.00.
Sees give 08 8 Cal try, every member vf several families | this.pocket beok our triend sends us.| P 7 8 (" . | S95 000 00
being dowu with it = aid in ~apMa ) oUVe

then we will be in luck surely, and will

"Our line of"

: . have enouch j - WWD 03-302 |
" ~ Mrs. J. S. Tunstall ig now prepared hae enoughin store tor many rainy Transacts a General Banking Business and Solicits Collections and Ace
» Furnitur= to tuke boarders by the week er month. YS: counts of Responsible Persons and Firms.

is complete and embraces many ~lable Loarders wanted, Rates reason-

useful articleT ~of qunniae ee able, =
Of Dak Calta oe ee a many Two bales of new cotton were car- val

different kinds. Dining and Par: ~vied to Bethel on Tuesday and bought
lor chairs, Lounges and Couches, |py Blount & Bro. Itis the first new
. poli Pg tab fgg repel cotton reported in Pitt this season.

Bedsteads, Mattresses, Floor und| First of the season"New. Mullets

sable Oil. Cloths, Mattings of] and Potatoes 10 cents a peek at S. M.
: Schuitz.

In a few days we will remove our celebrated stock of us

p and yood grades.

Best Blend Tea ,25c per i, at S.

M. Scliultz,
rete | The Frankiin, Va., team played two
: fy gs ce rae td games ot ball Tuesday and they came
net of beautiful ~designs. out, even. Washington winning first
Pu | : game. The score standing 16° to 5, :
Come acd see. us we will be| er | ey ) S ~
rare elon ~to. show, you | Mranklin second game 15 to, 9, ~ se paar 3p

ough dur stock. A carefol in-} 4 fresh lot of tun cream Cheese and . | } 4 f , . k | ;
pay will: Tepay. YOU MALS | yi Hutter, on ice, at J. S. Tun 'o.one of: thoseT largeistores id the ~ElliottT Block, on. east side: of

waite. Ky ang 5) Spree: (Now. is your chance, to. secure rare bargains in thé
\ Fine Italian Macaroni, just received, ot ~i Sergei: i AY. wy hance. oad ret - 1@
~Vat J.S.TunstallTs, a a Ove. oet ! )
| Fresh Carr Batter to-day, Aug. 12

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