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D. J WHICHARD, Edit
Sheer - a
or and Owner,
~Vol. 4.
GREENVILLE, N. C
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ELECTION FACTS AND FIGURES.
There were 444 votes in the electoral
college in 1892- This year the number
is increased to 447,
The shortest term served by any
President was one month.
William H]. Harrison. He was inaug.
jurated on Mareh 4, 18441,
| April 4, following.
|
It was by
and died
The 25th President of the United
~ . T .
. states will be elected on November 3rd
His name will be William J. "".
ClevelandTs largest majority of the |
popular vote in 1802 Texas.
ryr a yj . ~ . e {
Phat StaTe gave him 157,704 majority |
was in
over Harrison, Alabama came next
with 128,941 majority
only 2 votes in Idaho.
Cleveland cot
The Prohibitionists put their first
candidate in the field in 1876, wnen G.
C. Smith was the nominee.
9,522 votes.
Ile polled
They have had a candi-
date in each succeeding presidential
election and their votes have rteadily
incressed, 254,133 ballotts heving been
cast for Bidwell in 1892, |
{
At the last presidential election North
\, . ; ~ ~ . Vets 3 bd 7) i
Carolina gave Cleveland 18?,95L votes
and Harrison 100,332, a majority of
2,709 tor Cleveland.
The clesest election since 1894 was
in 1896, when Tilden was elected over
Hayes, though counted out by the re-
returmug board. The cffivial reeord of
that election, as finally det«rmined
wat; Hayes 4,033,950 ponular votes
erepresenting 180 clectoral votes, and
Tilden 4,284,885, representing 184 elec
toral votes.
The Democrats ran no electoral tick-
et in 1992 in Colorado, Idaho, Kansas
and Wyomins, but voted for the Poy uv
list electoral uicket to bring about the
detent of the Republicans.
The Democratic popular vote in 1892
was 5,556,018 au increase of 18,685
over 1888, In 1892 the Republican
popular vote was 5,176,108, a loss of
264,108 over the vote of 1888,
North Carolina has had three Presj-
dents" Andrew James K.
Polk and Anérew Johnson. Virginia
has had sevea"George Washington,
Thomis Jefferson, James Madison,
James Monroe, William H. Harriso.,
John Tyler and Zachary Taylor, "
Charlotte Observer, "
Jackson,
Lookout For It.
This weekTs edition of Tak Eastern
RerLector will be the last before the
election, but wishing to do ail the gocd
we can for the party and to keep our
readers informed as to what is going on
we will isssue several hundred extra
copies of Tyr Dairy REFLECTOR on
Friday evening and mail taem to our
weekly subscribers in the county. And
again on Saturday avening we will mai]
Monday.
pajrers and inquire at. your postoffice f1
ing a subscriber to the Rertecr ~Rk.
aati
ihe 20th Century, the
neatest shoe shown.
Dress ,Gojds, Notions
before. so
)
Gents-Furnishings, &c.,
in abuudaiwe .and .the
-drices-are- much slower
than were ever-kinown!
- SkinnerTs Epitaph.
his rejoiuder )
oHere lid, the tricky Har by Skinner,
All his life a politicai sinner ; |
t a
amu
| Demoerats will just turn out solidly to
copies uf the daily toasmainy of our
subscribers as cxp be reached during
You can. lookout for these |.
them. You get this:mugh extra by te-
Ina jgint discagsion at. Am ora, last
Tuesday between Harry : Skinner, and
Ww. H. Tyezsy the, followin 3 lines were
gouten'off- by Col, Lucas " Skinner in
His. critiés are Man sins ~are
ee T ie
the devil ton: offic?
Democrats to the Front.
The Republicans and Populists are
doing some wild figuting on the re"
sult of the election. Some of them are
ireporting around that the registration
books show only a small fraction over
one hundred more white voters than
colored in the county. But in their
calculation they miss the true figures
by nearly 600. The tact of the matter
is the majority of the white registvation
over the colored is larger than it has
been in any previous year, and if the
the polls next Tuesday and do their
full duty they can elect every mar on
the ticket.
The most sanguine ef the fusionists
only figure ap 200) majority for their
ticket, when wth the error they made
in summing up the registration on
which their caiculations are based, it is
easy to see that the Democrats have goat
them down and are going to win,
Now Democrats turn out next Tues-
DonTt a man of you stay awy |
i
Go there, vote tie:
day.
from the polls.
straight ticket and work, and when the
votes are counted uut ycu will find you
have elected your ertire county ticket
and that old Pitt has given a good ma-
Jority for Lucas, Wacson and Bryen.
The Wrong Mr. Moore.
Yesterday a colored man who ap-
pearcd by his dress to be fairly fixed
sepped up to cne of the windows at the
postoftiice and asked to see oMr. Moore�
on private business. Forwarding Clerk |
W. W. Moore went out into the corri- |
Our claim ot ever keeping abreast of vogue in
showing the latest and most desirable in: MenTs
and BoyTs Wearables, is freely allowed by all
who makecomparisons of styles and qualities,
and our prices cannot fail,to make them quick
sellers. ~
weight Undergarments much )
a change, something warmer without being too
heavy
cial values in Underwear tor men and boys. .°,
FRANK WILSON;
snow ti entiation:
TEST TAG OT,
oExclusive in design, exceptional in quality
and in prettiness and tuned up to the highest
key are the fall stocks of eri?
Ciothes,
"" HATS, ""
Furnisings..
4.8 3
4s
tai
TIME/S UP?
those summer-
You canTt go on wearing i i
longer. Younee
or comfort. We are showing very spe-
e ~ we
TH& KING CLOTHIER.
dor near the stairway leading to Col-
leetcr RogersT office, and the negro ap-|
preached him with a little hesitatios.
oMr. Moore,� he began, oI haven't
fixed my taxes yet, and I was told thet |
if I would come to see you, T cound get |
you to fix Tem tor me, I".� |
But he proveeded no further, for Mr.
Moore informed the negTo that he was
jattending only to his own taxes, or
words to that effect, and that the negro
}was pouring his tale of woe into the
The Mr.
Moore he sought was Secretary U. B.
wrong Mr. MooreTs ears.
. . e !
Moore ef the Republican Congressional
committee. " Asheville Citizen.
Chalimaa ManlyTs Prediction.
oT have received reports from nearly
all the counties in the State. There is the
| largest registration ever had in North |
Carolina, and the vote, if cast, wil! be
in exeess f 300,000. The gain in
black vote even as the registration now |
stands. From almost every county
orginization, and if I.can rely on the
*| reports of several of the leading Demo-
crats from different sections who have
been at the headquarters this week, our
folks are waking up to splendid work.
plain Democratic. workers and the
youug men.
" Bryan will carry this State by over
30,000. Our State ticket is as certain
to be elected as it is thit. November
of negroes is prevented being voted
*
now registered, will vote.
even cteathuen nthe pres
North, Carosina, \
Pitt County.
the next, term of the Superior Court 0
| Pitt Connte, to be tad Rete court
| Hiotiee in Greenville on theT 18th: ~Mon,
tly white vote has exceeded that in the }
comes the news of strong Demoeczatic }
Especially is this activity noticed in the
will-come, if the fraudulent registration ge
against us, and the Democrats, who are} 37é
In the Suprior Court, |
Moore Lassiter.
Cee PL ype 4 Summons.
Sarah asaiter, J; a i ide
~whe defendant above named will take
rotier tat aa wetion' entitled: ~as, above Kage
has een commenced .tn, the Superior |.4awo
Court of Pitt County for x divolee and [yay
the said defendant will farthen take por
notice that@we te FeguTred� to appear ~4
ARVELOUS values in this department.
We've plumed ourselves tor the biggest
business ever produced by magnificent
moneyTs-worth. The stock is in prime con-
dition. The season has just dawned"our buyer
is just back from the markets,where he gath-
ered all the weaves that you are now wanting.
Everything as fresh as the first breath ofa rose.
. a |
| , Leader ot Styles
At Higgs Bros. old stand. oO
Cae eer
ure
the gainer if you take advantage of
tionally low prices we are making from
oMonday, the 26th inst.,on before mov- :33-4
"ing to our new store. "
EAA AMA ASA AAA Os
Dress. Goods
' & Trimmings.
Capes & Jackets.
Carpets and °
emer iil «Matting.
© Ladiesand:.� :
Me. MF en ~Shoes, zs
4 \NotionTall kinds
NUE S
: i ? wee Wate
ur,stoek. embraces ,all
Stylish Eects and the
~prices.ara.sure to, make
oui HAPPY. . Oall. and
letus show:you that,we
meanwhat -wesay. oo)
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ee (2 o | But now He is derd anl owe hope at /duvattet the'lsdT Monday-ia September
tag cities by i tre : : iy a rs ASOB ahd answen or damur to the eore-
OE FEY Miri Fear el | sais sis coxen nis comatey is slessaf Bank. ot ane Beil er the elie
Nod, : Boslabte AACRAANPRAA | And ia bis death his country is ~Dless-\| mu ed. will be granted.
sidoots MATS! Geke Pra emtee $d! | Saas jm MPhie oh day of ee are 3
eg yeh Jeeves od : . . _, 4, oT Ea MORE
Next door to the Bank~of ~This brought loud chesrs frown the Clerk Superior Court.
Greenville; audience."Washington Messenger. . B. F. Tyson,PlaintiffTs Attorney.
LANG SELLS CHEAP.
the excep-
oS
et,
G@untered as second-class: mail matter.
semen
ae merit e *"ntl
SURSCRIPTIGNERATES.
We print below a statement of
One ~year, - = # $8.00 tion, prepared by a gentleman D
- - aa) L .
-ppe month, ; ~ ~y9|Who bas given careful and long
a . ° . ° , : A nn be ; .
Delivered in town by,earriers without study to the election figures, and R
~2xtra cost. whose position entitles his views
Advertisng rates are libata end qa to the greatest weight. He sel- M
~ad on appiication to the editor or at} ai over makes predictions, apd G
GY WATSONTS VOTE. 6,000 stay-at-home yotes, which
" _ ... ..} would make a tctal vote of 125,-
ae oWHI H a Editor, | Be Will Receive a Plurality of 31,-|362. This calculation assures
2 OS =. cay Fc o. _| 288 Over Russell"His Vote Will | Watson a plurality over Russell
ST be 156,650."Will Exceed = of 31,288. According to these fig-
EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT; SUNDAY). Vote For iueiris end Bas- nres the Populist vote should be
: sell by 3,250."Guth- ! . °
ane conus gies ries Vote Wil! Be as follows: For Exam in 1892,
| 27,840. 47,840 (we take Exums vote be-
causeitisthe largest, although
= Weaver only received 44,736),
the outlook inthe coming elec from which must be dedacted. 5,-
ve ne « COND W -Ch08- 000 Populist who will vote the
the 15,000 negroes, who will vote
ance of 27,840, which shou'd be
emocratic ticket this year, and
epublican. This means a bal-
ajor GuthrieTs vote. If Maj.
uthrieTs vote is added to Rus-
Maj. HENRY HARDING AssTt Cashier.
AVL
~Greenville, N.C.
STOCKHOLDLivsG.
Million Dollars,
Wm. T. Dixon, President National
Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Representing a Capital of More Than a Halt
J W. HIGGS, Pres, 1.8, HIGGS, Cashier | 1 HAVE THE PRETTIEST
"-LINE OF "
Wall Paper!
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 my shop near Hume
ber's, on Dickerson avenue,
The Scotland Neck Bank, Scotland A. P ELLINGTON,
Neck, N. C.
Noah Biggs, Scotland Neck, N.C} Greenville Market. "
PR. R. Fleming, Pactolus, N, C.
Correeted by S. M. Schultz.
the office 7:
_. | never ubless he presents the facts , D. W. Hardee Higgs Bros., Bntter, per 1b 15 to 25
ha o that show upon what his predic- sellTs vote we have a total off Grenville, N. C. Western Sides 4t to &
o We desire a livo correspondent at pe oS P 153,202, which represents the max Sugar cured Hams 10 to 124
avery postoffice inthe covnty, who will/ tious rest. The predictions and}. . " Corn 40 to 6U
- d in brief items of NEWS as it occurs | |; imum vote which can be polled ~af | Corn Meal 50 to 65
: ix each neighborhood. Write plainly SE below show 4 thorough for the fusion candidates on the| ,We respectfully solicit the accounts Flour, Family 4.25 to 6.00
d only on one side of the paper. familiarity with the political staT . ; of firms, individuals and the general | jaya 6} to 10
ane Only a , State ticket. This vste is 3,250/~ 2%." Oat 3 to 48
| ______| tistics of the State, and the de- less than the estimated Demo vublie, . oe . & oe
ace ~~ |ductions drawa from the figures|'° | Checks and Account Books furnish | 780" oTate 88
Liveral Commission on -supscrip- . cratic vote. No one who 1S acc ed on application. Salt yer Sach 75 to 1 60
, ' will be regarded us eminently ; ny _ . alt pe a
jon rates paid to agents. . qualnoted with the politics of this Chickens _ 1U to 25
1 : _____ | COnseryative by those who have! | . , Egys per déz 124
"" oe ,| State now, will claim that the fu- 8 2 o
dT rH, 18° TEES © CATGUN OeTOR TI Ol sion State ticket will receive a Beeswax, Des °
Tvugspay. October, 2/7H, 1896, the vote 1n North Carolina. a : Cotton and Peanct,
total combined vote of the Re-
wile
The campaign has progressed
= Sa ;
sufficiently far to enable us to
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. muke a fairly accurate forecast] "°
of the result, That Bryan will
ee National Ticket carry the State by an oyerwhelm- Jority."Kaleigh News and Ob-
. : ad ing majority, is conceded by ail SOrVOr:
' .FOR PRESIDENT. intelligent observers. The in- ~
~~ WILLIAM J. BRYAN, creased registration, particularly | hisTyear the women of Utah, | 4
" fot Nebraska. in Democratic counties, discloses Colorado and Wyoming will vote
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. the tact that we can safely count| for President.
ARThUR SEWALL, upon a full Democratic vote, =
of oMaine. something we have not had since| The greatest difficulty about
" 1888. Very considerabie gains/the Republican campaign just at
FOR -CONGRESS"FiIRST District. !will be made from the Fopulists| present is that McKinley is the
publicans and Populists. Every
will add to the Democratic ma
te less than ~his combined yote
and quick sales
Unertakers ad
«| Below are Norfolk prices of cotton
and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished
by Cobb Bros. & Commission Mere
chants of Norfok -
OOTTON.
FerAl DIPeCLOrS, geass te
GREENVILLE, N. C.
ve just received an
Low Middling 6 13-16
Good Ordinary
Tone"steady,
PEANUTS,
Prime 2
Extra Prime 2}
| oancy 23
Spanish 60 to Ta
of the Jatest style and are ready to serv | Tone"quiet.
the wants of the trade at Prices Lowe
than ever offvred befcre. Small protits ,
is our motto. Our| GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET
w. 1. LUCAS, for the entire State uckets, Gains worst whipped presidential candi goods are new and cheap to meet the REPORT.
of Hyde county. are likewise reported from silver! date the country bas ever had,| wants of the masses. wie are ser ing
: The Ce , goods at a price far below the usun "
FOR ELECTOR"FIRST DISTRICT. Republicans. Che only thing and Hanna knows it."Atlanta vee P CY oO. L. JOYNER.
JOHN H, SMALL, that can bring abou Republican Constitution. 875 casket we sell for 960 |
success will be the failure of oyok Luas"Common.... . ....24 $0 8
ot Beaufort county.
Democrats to vote, and the suc- Chairman Ayer is quoted xs 55
State ~Licket. } ceastul vote by drepubhiosns of saying that Maj. Guthrie had fo ses
_ illegal registered negroes. The oplayed thunder.� ~This means "_ om © «
FOR GOVERNOR: following HE based on for- that Maj. Guturie has not been 30 se
CYRUS B. WATSON, mer votes, make these facts ap" willing to talk for silver in public b&w os
of Korsyh. parent jand trade with rolu-bags onthe}. Al! we ask isa trial and will give ent
"_" In 1892 the vote for Goyerncr}] | , | © tire satisfaction.
' sly."Raleizh News and Obser- : W ve CO.
~FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR: Carr was 135,519. If we add to yer G. A. McGOWAN & CO
THOS. W. MASON, this the natural increase of 6 per 8. F. SUGG. Manager.
sot Northampion. Copt., which is the lowess percer- Major Guthrie, Populist nomi-| "
[ror SECRETARY:
CHAS. M. VOOKE,
ot Franklin.
tige of one Presidential year) nee for Governor, urges all. free
over another in twelve vears, We|gilver men to vute only for free
have 8,131, which added to Gov- silver candidates; not to vote for
ernor Carr's vote, makes 143,650. | gold bugs or.axy candidate who
= on ee
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6. be bs
45.
26
20
15
50
12.50
Opposite Post Office.
A Large stock of~"
o Fine.... .eee.....7 to 14
Currers"Common... ....64 tol0
oFine... 2... 10 to 18
LOOD POISON
) A SPECIALTY fit. 2°
Htiary BLUOD POISON permanency
aacurcd in 16 to35 days. You canbe trontedey
fa CY. Ifyou prefer to come here we will con
tract to pay railroad fareand hotel bills,and
nocharge, if we fail to cure. If you have taken mere
cury, lodide potash, and still have aches and
A Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat,
mples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers or
any part of the body, Hair or ebrows fallin
out, it is this Secondary BLOOD POISO
we puarantce to cure. We solicit the most obsti=
tap ayers . mm , . : Q . ,
K. a1. FURMAN there 18 uo doubt that 9,000 men will vote for gold bugs. ~The tadiea tank ems eemts act Ree
X. IM. j ALIN, who voted for Weaver in 1892 election of Bryan can avail nuth" 4 tional gumraney Abe iat behind our nncondie
. a 0 T : y ; Q n
ST SSE: will vote for Watson this year; atl ing for silver if enough gold bug Furnish U7 Stason Tors GOO, REMEDY COn
p 4 . , ay ~ i ~ L) oO ~ AGO, -
B. F. AYCUCK, do lykewise, which, added to the| elected to control the Congress. , DO SS =
at Wayne, former figures, makes a total | ~Therefore, every man who hon- Goods, Bicycles, AC. Professional Cards.
" Democratic vote of 100,050. The | estly wants free silver must vote . "
SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION : total vote of the State in 1838 was} fs the Demcocratic nominees for Just opened up in D* R. L. CARR,
J.C. SCARBOROUGH 282,686: in 1892 there was 278,- |the Legislature. ~ DENTIST,
t Job U3; wet loss of 2 per cont. where |e ee They alone have) store next door to J. Greenville, N.C.
of Joluston. 3; net loss of 4 per Cent., \ o |pleged themselves to vote only YN Ke over Old Brick Store next to
_"~ as there should have been a gain | for 4 silver man for the United C. Cobb & Son. by sing Fo se,
FOR Se AL: of 6 per cent. ~This discloses the| grates Senate."Statesville Land-
F. L. OSBORNE, fact that at least 22,000 voters did | ark
ot Mecklenburg, not vote in)1892. The exodus memati
" principally tovk place between A Story of Crisp.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE gU- these dates during which tine "_
PREME COURT, some 10,000 negro voters left the} Here isa little story of the late
A. C. AVERY, ot Burke, State. Many Democrats in 1892| Charles Frederick Crisp: Iv one
G. H. BROWN, ot Beaufort. were dissatisfied with the nomi-|of
"" nation of Mr. Qieveland, and | th
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. while not willing to leave the par-| per to which ke faithfulle suk»
FOR THE SENATE,
J. J. LAUGHINGHOUSE.
ty, staid at home. So it is fair| se
OK wiehae dite Acris amounting to somethiug like 6,-|to know if his subscription bad
, JB LITTLE , OUU, were Democrats, who. will/not expired. On one of these
| , vote in this election. If this be! occasions, meeting with the edi-
C L BARRETT, added to the former ascertained | tor, he handed him a $9 bill say-
"_ | yote, we have as the conservative- | ing:
ROH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. I 1y ggtimnated Democratic vote tor| oIhave missed three issues of
¥ 7a x TUCKER, this year 156,650. my paper and Iam sure I must
a regina een NON, | In 1892 the Republicans cast/be in arrears. Take that and call
a BCONGLETON. por Furches 94,684, and for Har-|itsquare. .
a rison 100,342. if we take the|} oBut,� said the editor, othe pa-
ee [larger vote and add to it 6 per|per is only a dollar a year, and
~GM TUCKER, | cent. as the natural increase, we| your subscription wonTt be out
- "_" have 106,362, from which we/ until January !�
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS, should deduct 2,000 silver Repub-| oThat's all right,� replied Crisp,
L{B,MEWBORN. licans who have: left the party,|o~but you keep the money,� and
ee | which leaves 104,362. In 1892 a/then, in a whisper: oI never
oFOR TREASURER. larger number of negres voted the | saw an editor yet that diduTt need
SLLITTLE. Populist. ticket. They will vote | i!� | :
Coo the Republican ticket thisT year. bi nssra atin ts boat.
i eto ms, «| Th in Sa a ny ate ae ieescs oe talisndek ih pivdiee-|
ve OLAUGUINGHOUSE " |15%90 which, added to the 204,362, iy
| mikes a total vote which Russell!
: Seemed ~i
to assume that one-balf of the re-| home from Washington he always
maining stay-at-home vote,/| sought the editor and demanded
- dowd ae éll'!she ballo-box. ~And the theft is
_ [onal ito expect in this State'ot the same, whether done by Ss rall
| 119,862. To this must be added | road m .0F 6 political heel-
pgs tina rote tay ior "Bickmond Dispatch. Bes
ere was a little weekly newspa-
Stoves and Tinware
the counties of his district cheaper than ever be- item = rnp
fore.
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S E PENDER John K. Woodard, ¥, U. Harding,
° ° Wilson, N.C. Greenville, N.C,
& CO.
OODARD & HARDING,
ATYORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Greenville, N.:
Special attention given to collectipns
and settlement of claims. ~,
Loars made on short times
W shington, N.C, Greenville. N.C,
MALL & LONG, ce
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
ribed. When he would come
the same as stealing it.out of
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GREKNVILILF¥F, N.C.
_ Practices in all the Courte,
3arbers.
AMES A. SMITH, :
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
GREENVILLE; N. 0,
Patronage solicited, Cleaning, Dyeing
and Pressing Gents Clothes a specialty
JH cRBERT EDMUNDS,
FASHIONABLE BAREEK.
Special attention given to cleaning
Gentlemens Clothing.
ie
OTKL NICHOLSON, .
J. A, BurGEss, Mer.
Washington, N.G,
This Hotel has been thoroughly renv
vated, several new rooms .added, élac~
tric bells to every room, Attentive ser"
vants. Fish and Oysters served daily.
_. Centry located. |
Notice. von n
{° The Town Tax List for 1896 has been
placed in my hands for collection, All
| See owing taxes to thé town |
-Greenville are hereby ~notified to pay
the same and save ae en :
' E. M, McGowan, Tax Collector,
Mb PAE
Recta e
ever shown in Greenville. Be:
Patronage of traveling puvlic solicites
bat
ald.
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tp teen ramet i stn mel MA secant eRe RRR Siete Miners "h tinny nlebincem int Siigshniinsrietatlistons
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weave Weldon | 1. 53) 9 44 | 7 ae a Bei Pee ie bai aes ; oue
Ar, Roevk Mt | 1 0uL0 39 | ete tal [eb +e
IRC agp ~ em. RI | ae ee " poe
i i j dean ie a Lye
{ as ete ofp caenbs Soy -- aaa iy §
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, en a
Ly Tarboro; 12 12 a
" MR iy 397. Sy eg ae I LAND |
es ees es eed ~= Ais ° 2 ee eee Ra oo
Ly Rocky Mt ] OU TU | A 45] Et ate om ~ ans , () § eee
Gy Wilson | 2080 || 620) See "
» a) joe,
a ee / 3 5B: ; | ¥ Bi + ay
Vv ay'tteville) 4 86 1.7 O O"
Ar. Florence 72534) | ae Pars) oN a
" So ESTAbLSHED 1875. ; SS
o_|_|__ SAM. M. SSHULTZ Yai
" "_" | ai SEV. Oe. NS le waft oa | Hh
P. os . . Side, Hi r ~ ooH 4
» Ly Wilson 2 08 a PCRK SIDESGSHOMSDERS| Saf AMA ARICA | tid
sboro | 3 eas NE
Lv vopnela. 4 16 | x 10) JARMERS AND MEKUHANTS BUY | ° pee N go g ey
vAr Wilmington| 6 45 | 9 45 _ ing their yearTs supplies will ting é SFr
o Pr uw | | A.M | theirincercost toget our prices befere pua OW My
| | chasing elsewhere, Ourstock iscomplete | Ye fio
~ uallits branches. 3 ip \ i;
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meme tomesar stan I EApIVG AMUSENINT, Fee)
Dated Be x 2 a | Rl CE, TEA, dc. Presenting © a:
April 20, 33 | S| | 313 | Ways tw ovens WQoscer oRICE ESS . |
~TSH6, ZQ n [| Be [Ways Wehovess Worcs _ O Fae SS wer ae 4 ye
pn) oo | TBA CEE SRUFF & more. Apsolute J Seg by Xs ML Clipsing
Ly Bicrerce 8B 4b 74 | weet treet from Monufeerurer fl oo ~ = AG «| rove (i |
Lv Fayetteville) 1110) 9 40 | | porte tinue 4 e pratt, A'com ev d feattires / 1 fe * Sha O} Ml
Ar Wiley iota, | role stock of 4than any other | 8 ao RR nnd () F t_ahinaho
~~ Ss = | FURNITURE Tented Institution. \\ e ~aXe |] al (ymAlhaion
ss | . i ww ig a Ty
2s | | dlaavs onband #11 s0ld at prices tosun 7 \ i CA ow Arenic CMe OMENS ©
mee rt) ae eee} Lhe times. Ons poods areall bought and j SS / / . / OIG LS OTGG
| 1 MY | Ae ww | sold for CASH therefore, buvine no risk \~ ES: .
Ly Vilinington! 9 35, FOOT TO Pin lwe vether a elowe margsn th AVA mons aS ey fom ~ -
u 0 lie tp Alt | 4 COYLE ey, pene 4! N c / Hex y ae We 4 7, / fi a) J TWN 4
Ueda [isa | | 5 gH LOO ME i. oA PULING
os Wilsen 1 _ | Jo 27 | a fe o@e hi
Vv tarbore 248) J | o(a ¢ OCH o~ I | B5 iS JOO.
l= | GREENVILLE ; UPCYS ELGLS OG,
an ay efil and Dj
an Fe pers MN NI Menagerjes ip OM
oie eS ale Aeagem rt open Mage THES Mt
Vv Sin yay (11 3f 10 § .
Ar Koeky Mr | i Tt) 4116 e A feproduchon 0)
ee
Ar Tarbore
Lv Tarbore
Lv Rocky Mr
Ar Weldon
| The next sessi {this school Fwill Uy Cr DA a Dome Dx A
i ae xt. session of th ( [OFS
TR Mi DAY SEPT. 7, 1896.
5 memes Rene,
and continte for 10 months. "" . ,
Train on S@otland Neck Sraneh toa The terms are as tollows. Pt 7 =
Caves Weldlou 3.55 p.m., Lialitax 2.10 Primary knglish per mo. $2 00
p.m., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.5" pi Intermediate & $2 0
m., Greenville 6.47 p.m., Kinston 7.45 | Higher Nee $3 00
p.m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2 Languages (each) ** $1 50
& m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving | The work and disclpline of the schoo)
~fay « . ., ; ~ll be as ber i ° °
Me ee a mice ot outa CHAP Excursion Rates on Railroads.
Trains on Washnigton Branch lenve | iberal patronage.
F eT Mee
; sis FR, er eG, Pe ie Se a
7 : ee pene = Ras sig ei eet ety x vp tale ne SBS aes Oe
Washington 8.00 a, m., and 3.00 p.m ; TS " (ee aa :
arrives Parmele 3.50 a. m.. and 4.40) p. W. H. RAGSDALF, c or =
m., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., Teturning leaves em ci: . 3 Canvass.
Tarboro 3.30 p. m., Parmele 10.20 a. m. The candles.
N60 gan an eres Washington |""""" arty oF Pitt ator
11.50 a. n., and 7.10 p.m, Daily ex- p a, oa |
ana the Vario: . Voorhees wa, id
ept Suuday. Couneects with trains on yay A & ag
Scoth nd Neek Branch. . ° THE MORNING STAR dress the pees. 4. oy an | f | g
Train leaves carvore, N ©, via Albe- sues of the day. ais. | wid |
marle & Kaleigh it. rt. daily except Sun- rR iy | ; sees... : | . ; . | es a ; ;
day. ar 4 50 }» Ta., Sunday 4 GO P M: i ie Cldesd et Sa a ~ | GIV ES YOU PRE NEWS k RES EVERY :
artive Plyinowth 9.90 P. of. 8,25 p, m. | SUGGS Mot " AFTERNOON (EXCL �T SUNDAY) AND
WORKS FOR THE PFs | |
Returning. saves Plymouth daily except
Ihre
Pactolus, Weds ids OQetolye 2 ter
' |
Sundey, 6.00 a. 1, Sunday 9.30 a om }): i] ~Dh catnweme ~hee il Farmville, Praday, OF iter 30th, | INTERESTS OF |
* vn ; . o8 7 . . { _" 4 oe
arrive Tarboro 10.26 ar and. 1). 45 all \ ACUNDADO HH Aiden, Sanus oo tuto ey, Sst. iy
Train ou Widlaud N.C. branch leaves "7. Candidates ution. (' Hes are in =| "-"" -Y) ' tr
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 a ed tobe presen. uc participate ie ti | ee
m. arriving Smithtield 7°30 a.m. Re. North Carolina. discussivn. oAobkx. L. Brow. GRREN VILLE FIRST, PILLS COUN TY . ECOND :
Fives nt Galdsbors 30a men Chairman Domo: ie" Eventive Coa OUR POCKET BOOK TH1kD :
R Trars io Nas YUbLtd fears EI em ' 4. 4
orky Mount at 4.36 p. m.. arrive |. ~ ye ) "" :
Nashville 5.05 p., Spriog Hope 5.30 Che Onl Jaede Wola. y Judger aa. to. ; = + +
p. m. Returnineave Spring Hope . rh . . , ~tae s cd «wy U 38$C i f 7 TEQe is) Cents ua. T
8.002. m., Nashv 8.3) am, alive at its Class in tia State. DA Os etna a a2 Te! ONTH
Rocky Mout 9.0 4 m. daily except election far Vii 0 ree C1ECH ee i a
Sunda:. | Favors Lamited Free Coinage |to be held oni. - rata 1 he H Wh n 7 ,
Tfalns on Lutia branch, Florence R | @f American Silver and Repeal] De ee a ' | ; weer | !
4., leave Latin 640 5 m, aarive Dunbar . T T rATED Diem tC sey MG h |
7.50 Pm, Clio .05 pm. Returning of the Ten Per Cent. Tax on Swith. Geo Wo eaiy. Si
leave Ollor6.14 an, Dunbar 6.30 a m.|State Banks. Daily 50 cents Belvoir"J silgeo, oY SHED EI , .
5 : . } ASHED EVA C ) 55 DOs
day Nm Mv exeent Su-| per month. Weekly $1.00 per| Rives, EP. Ness. wake PUBLISHED EVERY. WEDNESDAY 4!
Train onClinton Branchleayes War-|Vear \Ww.H. BaRNARD a nee H " Owelt a! fC ® oer Year, | °
aw for Clinton caily, except Sunday; Wilmine NC. W hiteh urst, .
11.10 a.m. and 8.50 p, m: Returnirg Mmungton . Carohina"M AW oiaac, Henry
leaves Clinton at7.00 a. m. ana3,00 Lm,
Train No. 78 makes close connection
at Weldon forall points daily, allrail via |
t
(S\p.e.. 8 7 eo!
J@ Noble Levi cleus ys, ~Chis iy the PeopleTs Vavarite
| Chicod Nu 1l"J W Sunch. WL rue don rnd ena o ae
Smith, Frauk Kicks | HE TORACCO DE? vs! C4 i peep
Richmone. alee et Hoste eat i in higod No cL A Whue, JO IS A KEGULAR FEATURE OF VHT yp ER
Norfolk and Carolina & for Nonik| 2 Charlotte pecniced Be ie oo iS ALONE WORTH MANY ~isis use
ne all points ected ba ata OBSERVER {| Contentnes No. 1"Jovathan SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,
~General Supe. ' 'e?}Daii, HS Busy, EOE ar Wh d "(0) ""-~ | naw
T. M. EMERSON; ratie Manager. | | Contentnea No :"Sebron Cox,! Who a
J. R. KENTY, GenT Manager North Carolina: Wm Worthington, Horace Roy Cn J ou ne a
=} more ea wt sod, x] VOB PRINT I iwGe
} : oy | Smith, F R Brewiugton. 7 SS-agye Von's igize: bibs
Ont FEMA Sato, eoxy nettle ete Moret) ee
ee Farmville Nu z- David Morgan | Rerlector CTmices,. , vO
VA
An cee eae te eel
eee
gi a secured the pores ofa Bees | JN Bynum, George Way. |
oughly vompetent teacher and shai ; ~ \ ioe - wer oid , . re
opens school for girls in the building | moro spenren san fearle _ Greenville Ney U Hines, J) OWE HAVE AMPLE YACILITIES
on my premises lately occupied ag music invaluable visitor to th I Matthew , } 5 \ : W KOR THE WO AND DO AL Eases ope
rooms. ~The session begius ou otfice, the club or the wo r _ Greenville No Bake KINDS OF COMMERLCT 41, AND | a
MONDAY, 7th OF SEPTEMBER | ope palLy OBSERVER! prewar SMES LTT | TOBACCO WAREHQUSi: WORK... ©
and will continue for ten months, «|». -Allof the news of the world. Com | Mayo. 3"J L Tuiepen | 7 Valerie ae
The: 8. lete Dail rts from the Stat,|__Greenvills No 2 EUR PAD | rk 5 ft hy ~
"Primary Bogtishper mo" gx 0o| | tn'National Capitals "6's sine | F ME eth, ved Jouko gut Work and Prices ~cit car Parone
es. $2 50! nig WEKEKLY OBSERVER. Greepyille NO ne eee | Le BAA | :
Higher. i & : , ie 93.00 " A perfect famifly ~journal, T All the A D Jobhnsvun, ep ter gly A ih On. THEREFLECTO 4 ~ bt LK 4 :
ay ae i ME pees ead attr RES The ~reports ay reac thd Figen Wik! W Be c
Pee ae he rampant 68.6 from the Legistature's special. Fea-| WR Whiciu.J Cues ain, : : fot! bes fi
. ho desire to patronize the io: the i x Xo LV Wlson,, -"I8 THE CHEAPEST PLACE LN GREENVI | :
school hac beter appl early +8 only a| ture. Remember the Weckly Ob- Swift Creek Yo 1 ») | ' Cubwieied LLE
ad
~ id . & ~ ~ T , st 4 : : T . . * A " Ei F: . id & ry 7]
Muted number be Willtaken,.. . oONUY ONE DOLLAs a YEAR. | 2 Sauth, Jv. br oWat Clad | BLANK BOOK. STATIONE T WOV
aq MES. ALFRED FORBES, | "Cedd for simple doples. Address Byil DievkNo w" Wat Ci ap kan : . Sol aes
aig
ners: | res? | aia, NR Cory, bred Cucocd mi i
Greenvilie Ng | ~ THE OBSEVRER | T° NB Cory, bred ] , ee te
+s
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Mr
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4 is i : : 6 2
* i Ce alee:
" eg etree
. B. Che 13° J.J. Moye
~ BR G. Voye.
Is the lowest price anv chject to
to you? Arethe best qualities
any inducemeut? Lf so come
in and see vur new stock
which we hee jast re-
- caived.. Qur. stoté is
fail of No w Goods
and vrices wet 6 never lower. To
the ladies we excend a cordial in
*' yitation to examine our stock 0,
We havea beantifal apd up to
date line. You will find the latest
styles and we know we can please
you Ob, how lovely, how beau-
tifa',Tthe prettie-t line | have ever
seen. is What our Jaly friends say
ofthem. We Wave a farge line
both iv colors aud Ylacks apd can
please you.
~Th Ledies vvd Geats BUR
NIsiiiNas GOODS we have, a
splendid live.
In LADIES CLOT for Wraps
we have,jusi what you want.
neal
In Meu and Joys PANTS
GOODS we bave just the best
stock to be found aud prices were
never lo er.
SHOWS. iu shoes we eadeav
or tu buy such as vill please the
wearer, the prices on bhoes are
much lower than last season. Give
us atrial when you need Shoes
for yourself or any member of
your family. We can fit the smali-
est or largest foot in the county.
Our J. M. Kevnolds & Co.Ts Shoes
for Men avd Boys are warranted
to give good service. We have
had six years experience with
this line and know them to be all
we clalm for them.
eee
In HARDWARE, GUNS,
GUN IMPLEMENTS,
LOADED SHZLLS, CROCK-
ERY, GLASSWARE, HALL
LAMPS, LIBRARY LAMPS,
PARLOR LAMPS, LAMP
FIXTURES, TIN WARE,
WOOD and WILLOW WARE
HARNESS & COLLARS,
TRUNKS, GROCEKiES,
PROVISIONS, FURN ITURE,
CHILDRENTS CARRIAGES,
CARPETS, CARPET PAPER,
RUGS, LACE CURTAINS.
CURLAIN POLES,
and any goods you need for your
self and family come to see us.
ated
Our object is to sell good bon
est goods at the lowest prices.
We have a iacge line of
FURNITURE!
and can give you anything yca}
may need at the lowest prices you
ever heard of. Come and see our
$12.50 Selid Oak Bedroom Suits,
To pass us by would be an iues-
cusable injustice to your pocket
book. This is not so because we
gayT so, but because our good:
and-prices make it so. Here i8 a
fair proposition: If we deserve
nothing, give us nothing, but if
you find our goods and prices sat
sfactory, acknowledge it with
your patronage. Hoping to sée
you soon and promising our best
efforts tc make your coming
pl and profitable, we are |:
oYour friends,
-
SMa
; iy {4 7 Vee cage: a
3 Lae
- Beptomber 14th, 1806.
-{other, tor sale only by Ed. H.Shelburn
St eee le
jet Br DL Sqhules.
ae a . 3 bake ri 4 a [ ae é
A Dirhacl Bull Smokie oDobades� a
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING
eect
Creates manyT new Dttsitiess,
Lularges matiyT anol business,
Preserves mahy'a large business.
kevives nemy a dull business,
Rescues many a lost business,
Saves tuany a failing business.
S$ -etires sucess to any business, |
To oadvertise judiciousiy,TT uve the
columrs of the REFLECTOR.
eee nnn aaanmeennnnell et thao
TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.
train going
Passenger and mail
Going South,
north, arrives 8:22 A. M.
irrives 6:47 P, M.
North B ound Freight, arrives 9:50 A
VM, leavesl0:10 A. ¥.
South Bound Freight, arrivea 2:00 2,
Ve leaves 2:15 P.S..
~steamer Tar River arrives from Wash-
iugton Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday
leaves for Washington Tuesday, ~Thurs
day and Saturdav
WEATHER BULLETIN.
era'ly fair ~Tuesdav.
-_
MARKETS.
(By Telegraph )
cere arn
NEW YCRK COTTON.
OPENTG. NOON. CLOSE.
Dec. 1.07 . 7.90
Jun. 7.88 7.91 8.06
CHICAGO MEAT AND GRAIN.
OPENTG CLOSE.
| Pork"Jan. 7.80 7.80
Kins"dan. 3.823 3.89
Wueat"Dee. 70% w 694 683
SPEAKINGS.
econ
The Reflector Talks 01 Many Subjects
at Once,
Fresh Carr Butter
Schultz.
today, at S. M
Nice Catawba Grapes at Morris
Meyer's. |
A new lot of Cranberries justin, at
Morris MeyerTs.
Money loaned on 30, 60 and 90
days. Apply to F. U. Harding.
Fresh Mountain Butter, 20 cents
per pound, at S$. M. Shultz.
For a choice smoke, try Philadelphia
Seal, at D. S. SmithTs.
Vermont Butter for sale at D. S
Smith.
Tryapound of the finest Roasted Coffee
you ever had, o400 Old Government
Java and Mocha,� and you will have no
& Co.
When COAL weather comes, donTt
furget where 1o buy your Coal.
SPEIGHT & MorriLt.
oSpanish ~l'wist,� great in shape still
greater fora smoke. D.S. Smiru.
Suecotash, just what you need for
soups, at J. S. TunstallTs.
Apples, Cocoanuts, Banannas, Lem-
ons and Oranges jus) received at Mor-
ris MeyersT.
All kinds ot fresh Nuts just received
and for sale cheap. Morris Meyer.
The finest Yoreign and Domestic
Fruits kept constantly on hand. A
new supply just reovived. |
| "J,.L. Starer & Bro.
Ifdllo central give me 70 please, I
they are always fresh.
ee | ah ae et & a8 chat!
Just received 100,000 . envelopes
the
a ee
E x es i wee ee Pes
r A 2. oe a Re © se FE
DAILY REFLECTOR,
" The Reflector txtches Every*od
Keeptye Cousanhy eb it Eriigs Soccess.
Partly cloudy weather tonight. Gei-|
day.
t
{
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want some of Jesse Brown's groceries, ||
jane thinaute. ©
morr.ing.
OCTUPUS. '
~
Peac.
|
- |
W. HI. Burnes wert to Suffolk to |
Ir J. Meri. of Falkland, was. here)
today.
Presiding Elder BE. R. Hall left tkis
Lovitt (i) es wert to Kinston Mon-
day eveniny,
Barwell Riddick eatae ~in feom Suf-
folk Monday~ evening.
Rev. A. Greaves returned to Kinston
Monday evering.
W. i. Cobb returned trom Raleigh
Monday evening. |
Col. Harry Skinner returned home
Monday evening.
M. H. Quinerly came over from
Kinston this morning.
Mrs. B. FE.
Raleigh Monday evening.
~Parh in ~returned from
I. H. Sbeleun -and faraly returned
~Monday evening trom Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8S. C. Benjamin
returned from Hassells Monday even"
evening.
R. L. Smith left this morning for
tue Kocky Mount tair where his horses
ure encered for the races.
arrived Mond:y: eventingT to visit her
sister, Mrs. 8. M. Sehultz.
J. Hogh Parham and bride (nee
Mi
Monday evening.
Tlunter, of Raleigh) arrived
They have the best
Wishes of a Lost of iriends.
Ifthe weather continue like this un
~il circus day there will be a tremen"
dous crowd in town.
lt you want family Fiour cf the best
see us and get our prices. None can
beat us. J. L. Srarxey & Bro.
Quite a rumbe of ministers and dei-
egates passed through this morning for
Washington to attend the N. C. Chris
tian Conveution.
Misa Mattie Abram, of Rocky Mount,
Good
ee ae one
oess SHeses +t se
DRESS
ofashionTs favorites.�
ments.
bi
Any Oth
It gives us pleasure to announce that
we are now displaying the most extensive
and attractive stock of wool Dress Fabrics
ever imported by us, selected with the ut-
most care as to desirability of weave, beauty
of effect. and excellence of quality; the re-
sult has been to enable us to present a su-
perb variety of superior grade goods in a
truly wonderful assortment of the most
recent creations of wool and silk and wool
Handsome materials and fashionable
fabrics will be difficult to obtain this sea-
son, for the reason that importation are
much below the average, particularly in
fine silks and dress fabrics, and the Amer-
ican manufacturers have been obliged to
curtali their productions. |
Eeach department of our business is ful-
ly prepared to show the newest and cor-
rect meterials, styles and colorings for tall
_ and winter, and we strongly recommend an
early examination of the various depart-
RICKS & TAF,
The Money Savers.
ml oe all ~ io ; 1 et ct
Something n win season, Buckwhe:t,| ce - ne . i on ae 5 26 v6
Oat Flake and Portorico Molasses, at Ae EUIIMRIDE VOSyS eD oe WOT =
S. M. Schultz. Moore, F. G..James and others will make w Bog -
seches A grand Is sted,
Magistrates and Constables are 10 be opees grand time Is expects = . ta
elected in every township. If you want} A man who keeps putting off adver- Zo OE
gocd men in those offices vote for the tising until he is more prosperous 1s like =r qb cto pte ent = _
one to wantin: a dog trying to catch his tail. There is oe =o o ct res 5
. . plenty of motion but no progress." O- 9. 9 Ad
~Jhrough an oversight the printers Sp ane ra g Og ®
atula.
did not change the telegraphic market ve) 22g Se: =
repor.sin yesterdayTs issue, but left the If every dealer sells as many whee | © Sanou ct w)
. ee stoves as Baker & Hart have sold Wil- oe a en) 23
wrong quotations in. ; ~ 5 Oo Nas
- . son heateis this season, the coal trust Qe 2.19 pre q ey
If you want to vote right next Tues! wij] have a hard time working its gocds| awe WIS eas ©
day look over tue ticket on another| 4g on che people. pat) ac) & . a hy ere
page of the RerLecToR and vote it Dancy, color d. spok �"� dD a Oo wo $ meal
Straight. No gold bugs on that ticket. VELED Wis TLS 9 COIS poset Oe ~ Oo Qo 4 Vs roy
-olored people here on Monday.T Thus B Q' © on mm
} . y 3 ~~ ~
Some ladies were out «a few evenings the effort KO ie the colored vote goes (o) OD mw =e V3)
vine thei heel . be | Oo [bere is still another colored by s =| OS ost ©
ago trying their wheels across the! jeaker oa the programme to be-here 9 Oo tO ra, 2 {T
bridge and one of them left her! betore the election. DO wR etet
photograph in a mud hole on the dam me are R65 5 =
Now For Pianting. wm Soo @ ° pte Mg
A lady once a resident of Pitt coun-| Winter Cabbage plants, Early Jer-| © ry od = 7) 5 =,
ty, but now living in another part ofisey Waketi ld, Uharleston Wakefleld oa iA ® aed
y g p y Wakelild, Uharlesto eld! & meSagkieetog
the State, in renewing her subscription Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus, Lillies, } om 2 Ag fe) BOR c
Renin Jnana PE) cane Frnit andOrnamental Trees,greenhouse ot Poec oc 9
" 0 7 plants, &. Catalogu: tree. = ome | D5 HO o
say oyour paper is like a letter from ALLEN WARREN & Son, 5 m6 BS gD Dig5 qo
home.� Greenville, N.C. | Bans Divs O99
ison
Tho Wi'son Heater, which?is"a
been patented.
over any stove made.
hours, and with ordinary care the
With Patent Automatic
| en nel i
stove'for house heating, is the most remarkable that ~has ever
fire will never go out.
Smoke Moors.
In the first place 1t radiates more'heat|than any stove'known, and will save 25 per coat. in fael
Second, with two or thre ordinary sticks of pine stovefwool it willikeepithe fire fromT33{to:48
in uve. It is not necessary to remove-the ashes: oftener than:oles'a month.. These stoves; are made .
joftfitfervat styles"the smalione, which is made for bed ~rosuts; is s pecially recommended for health
as well as cowfort. "
The Wilson Haator has. greal ad yantne, over i ~ada
89 doprsTare so cyastracted: that. théyicad
These stoves gan, be seen our-stote; come ard loviiat 1 6m.
i
ilayT d;b¥e, ecauseit has Patent at pel
e ro0ta'when yoa takeT te! tOT
be tiken: bf atid ~patT Batk oon:
+
* 5 a ROR ares
ca EX 2 ee
a fs pie fe
matic Smoke Doors, which prevent the amnky,
to put in the wood. These
i
oad
J. S. TunstallTs,
- Headquarters for Hardware, Tinware Stoves.
