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D.J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. TRUTHIN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. | ° ~TERMS: 25Centsa Month, "
| @REENVILLE, N. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1897. oa No. bs
Vol. 6.
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| Sitti ees BASEBALL. » | WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
HSH ALWAYS SHIM Tf % i conan FRANK WILSON.
Games Played and Standing an seek Roding money Capes
inh T&E KING CLOTHIER.
, | Clubs.
Fl KF] The week ending Monday, Septem"-
ber 15.h, has been extremely unfavor-
Chicago, Sept. 15"Chicago, 2; Bal. lable. Drought has prevailed for
timor
re, 13. ~neatly twen'y days and has now be-
| Philadelphia, Sept. id "Philadel~|eome very serious, The past seven
ie
Ma, 1; ;
pila, 1; Boston 9, days shave béen very hot and no a
New York, Sep: 15"New York» drop of rai occurred anywhere in the
19; Brooklyn, 4 |
Farm
~Sate. Ali reports reesived indicate a
bar * - whe :" * . ~ . . " a mt 7 »
ested Sept. 15"Pittsburg, 2;|Serious deterioration in crops since W
bok | P : baby oe
. e Louisvi'le, 4 September Ist. Cotton has been irre = ee ss ae)
, 4 | cui +s manasa hinumacs 3 ped bf
s ; L Secoud game"Pittssurg, 8; Louis- ~parably papa TALON es, blooms and m ' Oct mu a9 =| a
8 ! ville, 2. Heaves are falling off, half grown bolts fa o Soa bs
vi ~have cracked and dropped, aad the top oO mn ® oD
H yr » PI T @ @
OW TRE CLUBS STAND. ; ¢ ty P tm @ O
. ~crop is now almost a complete failure ( ct ot ~ 4 tw
2 . ~Won Lost Per Ceng ve Saoeepsing ranjde | D yy eG
a Baltiiure ey _ S premature openicg 18 increasing raphe) gy nm © Pe er
, f ur ray ge 1
W e have the largest *Y * (16) ly, and the outlook now. is fora com. | Ss ted = e 4 os
Boston 84 30 706) | | a bo ya & 3 i,
1 New Y iparatively poor crop. Potten is bene a fp OD & tA
o J a) L e r oly mS A+) 7 7 . .
and most complete v ork io 42 641 piched rapidly. A good aeal ot the (Ro Bo g ae 8 pads
Cincinnati 67. 40 373. hile still 21 5 \@) Ot pr)
| { . { F ll Cleveland : _. dibe corn is di ying up while sli Me mes m4 y age
: Si ock 0 a Becher sed OU ne 504) mature. What tobaceo remains uncut oe os eo = fO
astiine 0) 0) * j . hove « . :
Wj Washington od) De 463 at fire badly, though the cures so. far % O © @) 2 O prod ©
and In- Brooklyn vt 60 404 aye been excellent; fertarately the ~ © ig B S
ae 7 ar ey mG, 4
t Chicayo v3 67 442) bulk of this cro3 has been gathered a fy es © 9
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C Pittsbuig ot 66 433 (Phe week was favorable only r¢er such te ot nd o bo
Philadelphia ol 08 423 Work as picking cotton, saving foceer = 205 Qu oy
oma. Louisville ov 7] 413) which is completed) and makin» hay. oO om fy TD
St. Louis, 230 Ok 233) ~Pall plowivg and seeding are impossi- Re gO . food»
Joon
| ~ble until rain comes. Pastures and = 9) PY 9 )
ie shing for | ck of moisture. Se) es,
cclver porishing for la aa cH rp CD
Three Things. | Turtips, late peas, potatoes, peanuts «topo eu M
. , . . . ees ' dA he?
~uree things to fight for "Hono:, jacd rice are all sutiering from drought ° td 2 es th
country and home. |Water i branchés and wells is getting os oda oy ®
Three things to love"Courage, gen: | ve ry low. OES Hi
tleness and afteetior. , |
{ gn NEE PS EEE ar
Three things to thing about"Lite, was ,
iree things to thin yOu ite ~THROUGHOUT THE ( COUNTRY.
ES
~uUMOYS Taha 5 ee
(de.th and eternity.
. * A CORTE TE,
Three things to govern"Temp x, armen oc
tonvue and conduct. i rs ii Ta } ave decid | not el eae
Virginia ooputists have decide ""
1e th a
Three things to delight iu "Frank- | to nominate a giats tieket. :
ness, freedom and beauty. :
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~Three things to hate---Crueity, are, The greater potion of the water.
n : | rs ie ~, ; ral pee , D
? rogance and ingratitade. front at Oakland, Cal., javolved in @
ry . . . ' Ay Sn 5 i a . ay
Three things ty avoid"-Idleness, lo- lawsuit, is declared to ce the property
g +n 2s | F
quacity aid flippant jes ing. "of the State. | FRA
r e ° . }
Phree things to wish for"Heulth, |
\ ~a fS. Ge: Wee N. Smibe, shot in EU) cee prem eae DtO RAR is ARE: IN
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K WILSON, Glovides�
trends and e cheertul spirit.
+ rehville, N. Y,, while: am OT
Three things to admire-Intellecu: ,j | head wile asi , . ay
power, diznity and g-acefulness asl. ep, is deed, and her husband is ac- aN
sae 9 = a é Ut a }
AnD cused of her marder. a i
i ! ~ | T , of a a fF * ti
CouldnTt Do It, Phillips Gibbons, a farmer
1 (i A story is goiug the round of the| Livozan, N. Y., was murdered Monday
pe hi) pipers chat is far tov good to be Jost. /nizht ina quarrel wth two Ltalians, |
A man made a bet with a shopkeepe| who have been arecsted, I h AVe 4 gneg al
f a| ° : ;
that he cou'dnTt spend all she cade a
ever brought to year by advertising, The shopkeeper |
svor iound it impossible, for the simple cards for the next four ye-rs. hes heen Depa rt me nN ts
Greenville | reason ihat the more he adve-tised the finally awarded to Albert Daggett, of Je
o4 bd Vooht ; |
more he mad, and after a strenuous Washington, D. C. |
effort to get rid of his money in adver- Richard Datton, a printer, fell 60
tising he aad to give it ua, The story ~feet from the third story ot a building DRESS GO ODs.
rae sf Sm ie os Go ~at Mt. Vernoa, N. Y.,and escaped with
at oil you donTt believe it, try it, aw ae
~ea but a small gash on the back of hit
see for yourselt.�"National Advertise 7 I have more patterns
head.
We bought a large}: | eet and more bolt goods!.
stock aud there- : than ever vefore. In
The contract for su ppiying postal
lee ell a ll al let ll ll al lll tidied te te a ies nn ean el
CLOTHING
My line of clothing
is much more complete
PPP LS!
i
| Not So Many, Lost.
Fire Engine. : ' T
fore call sell Many people have been out to a We do noi believe as many tobacco tlie latest colors both ali I Call suit you in
low depot to look at the steam fire engine terns were lost by fre thivsewon «30 LHlain, and fancy. Trim-jclay worsted, cueviots,
o As soon as the expert arrives the engine Previous yea's. As people gard more
, vai, |Mings to match in4and fane laids trom
: will be fitted up and brought down ta ~about curing they become more careful, vy pi
Te ene be teste. hence there isles danger of tre. J hra.ds, sets velvets,3$3.00 to 15.00. Spee-
If you want gooo and : silks, and Jet. ial orders taken.
atylish goods come and| 3 (
see us. It is no trou-
PPP ee ee We Ne eM Nese ae ane Nl Nal al ad ase, Ml Ml Ned Ma Ne al Nl,
_ SHOES. | HA T.
Prices from .75 to} ihave hats trom 50
ble to show goods and
| $4. Hamilton Browns} to 3.00 felt
we take pleasure mn 80 Bay State Shoes $1 30 up. Lg ol | to $3,00 in fe and
: doing. Handsome Buggy Robes cuarenteed, Mens $3.) still, any style, crush,
: : a 1. 20 up. E Shoes guaranteed. Ajalpine, stiff, and broad
a | ai - special lne of baby}brim. A bigT line of.
¢C. Tw, | Moquette Rugs, 52x27, for shoes. ae {caps and Tamoshanter
vt Se phi
SL75. 5 ~Ute Give us a call and we will do our best, to
Other, goods. in proportion. jsatisty� a4 mama ot 0 san a
Repronsys, H.M.HA
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'D. J. WHICHARD. Eiitor. _
EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY).
Be coe earners
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i : ~SU RSCRIFTION RATES.�
ee $3.00
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~ One week. oe. ee
Delivered in town by earriefs without
extr: cost.
_. Advertisng rates are liberal andcan be
a 4 e * ac
""" Bnewred as second-class mail matter. | 2:
weekly to a semi-weekly edition.
rad cn apptication to the editor or at) Seam
be offe~
3 my Reflector.
To better accommodate the large and growing advertising pat- &
ronage of Tue Eastern Reviector (our weekly edition) andat = &
the same time to give our subscribers thereto more reading ~matter
and a quicker news service, we have decided toT change it from a
_ We hope to have. everything in
readiners to make the change by the first week in October, alter
which time we will send each and every subscriber two papers a
week instead of one as heretofore. Our present plan is to make the
publication days of the semi-weekly ReriEector Tuesdays and
Fridays, as the papers sent out on these days would best reach ail
sections of the county. The subscription price will remain the eam.,
the two papers a week beirg cent for only ONE DOLLAR a year.
sca:
all pis ms RR i avenues sigass
fit
~ees tetra
cwinetinen sin primes mi
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"oe desire a lita correspondent at
avery nostoffce inthe county, who will
gend in brief items of NEWS as it Occurs
~fo each neighborhood, Write plainly
oand oniy.on one side of the paper.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1897.
== a raatigancaen mrmnaeerenstanin
san haeneee seinen ite
NOT A WISE PLAN.
There was # meeting of the Cabinet
in oWashington on ~Tuesday, and
among the subjects discussed was the
advisability of sending supplies to
Alaska to relieve ihe people who bave
gone there in search of gold. The
press dispatches say:
oSecretary Alger brought up the
- Klordike rush and adverted to the
probable necessity of reliet ~measures
for the benefit of Americens who have
rushed heedlessly into the gold ficids
but the discussion of this matter was
yery informal ard fruitless ot results
Secretary Alger laid betore the cabi
net several telegrams urging relief tor
stricken prospectors, including one
from the citizensT committee of Te
coma. representing that distress ex"
isted already at Dawson City, stating
tliat starvation bad begun and praying
that #& revenue cutter be sent with
supplis to 't. Mic.aels and chances
being taken on getting the supplies to
those in need of them. The discus-
sion made it cvident that the cabinet
was not quite clear that the govern-
ment authorities had werrant in law
~tor.{urn:hing supplies but Secretary
& lger telegrs phed to Sen.tor Perkine,
cf Calticrnia, who is interested in a
line to Alas! a, asking him it he ~would
underteke to deliver a sbip load of
supplies at St. Michaels. I it be
found that the law will net permit the
governinent to send supplies then re-|
lief will be furaishec by privave per-
gons in order that a horror may rot
grew cut of the rush for gold.�
We Jorcot bebeve this a wise plan.
The people who joic the mad rush to
Kloi dike in the face of «1 that bas
been printed shout. the perils and
hardshizs of such a venture take the
If tle
idea gets out thet the government ~s
consequences upon them elves,
going to ecnd supplies there for thove
owhose rations beccme exbaust-d it wil
carse may others to goon this fool+
hardy hunt for gold.
ne ia et eran
Representative Gannon, of T)-
Jinois, Chairman of the Commit-
~tes pn Appropriations in the late
Congress, admits that the appro-
priations for the present fiscal]
year exceed the legitimate needs
of the Government. In other
words, in the face of a yawning
Treasury ceficit the public reye-
_ mnes have been recklessly squan-
_ ~@ered on many useless or un-
~worthy objects. Itisa fact that
wnder reasonable expenditure
the Treasury deficit would no
have arisep, and there wouid
hava been no pretext for an ex.
~tea cession of Congress to pro-
vide more revenues. As to the
ility for extravagant ex-
is pretty evenly di-
nthe two or three
ress. In grab-
ey the new Pop
Henry ClayTs Remarkable Mem-
ory.
It is said that no man eyer had a
more marvelluus memory ~or faces
ipan Henry Clay. The instances
viven lo p ove this are numberless.
On one oceasion he was on his way
to Jackson, Miss., aid the cars stop"
ped for a short time at Cliston,
Amony the crowd whvu_ pressed for-
ward was one vigorous ol¢ man who
~nsisted that Mr, Clay weuld recog
nize him. He had lost one eye.
oWhere did I know you?� asked
Mr. Clay, fixing a keen glance on this
man.
oIn Kentucky,� was the reply.
oad you lost your eye before then,
or have you lost it since?� was the
next question.
oSince,� answered the old map,
~Turn the sound side of your face to
me so I van see your profile,� said Mr.
Clay, preemptorily, and the man obey.
ed. o] have it.!� said Mr. Clay, after
a moment's scrutiny ~of the profile.
oDidnTt you give me a verdict as
juror at Fransfort, Ky., in the famous
case of tue United States versus In-
nis, twenty-one vears ago ?�
| oYes, sir!T cried the
trembling with delight.
«And isnTt your name Hardwicke!�
querried Mr. Clay, after another
mintte.
oI told you heTd remember me?�
old man
crowd. oHe never forgets «a face.
never forg:ts a face !T" YouthTs Com-
pinion,
Se ene me ae
How McFadden Got Eyen.
oWhats ~he matter, Tim?
look woiried abvut gomething,� said
one of the clerks in a Wholesale estab-
lishmeut ag he was about to pass the
porter in the warchouse a few evenings
you
ago, according to the Cleveland Leader,
oOiam worried,� reptied Mr. Mae
adden.
*HowTs that?�
~D yez see that clock there ?�T
oYes,�
oWell, it says tin minutes to foive,
don't it?T
«Nine minutes to five, Tim.�
oWell, thin; nine minutes, 13 ~t
roight 2�
oNo; itTs 5:30 now. That clock
stopped thirty nine minutes ago.�
oOch, how can Liver git aven wid
mesili? You say, Mr. Blinningicn,
me qu.ttinT toime is foive. And hee
Oi haye been wurrkinT and warrkinT
and ivery little whoile Oi would lock
at the clock; and be golly, sez Oi, wonTt
it niver come time to quit? So sez Oi,
here's one more bex Oi tumble into the
back rovk, and then, sez Oj it'll be
toime tc shtop. BuT phin Oi come ovt
again, be golly, here it was noine mir"
utes to foive, 80, sez Oi, wan more box,
and thin itTll be tolme to quit; and al)
to wonst it struce me, Mr, Binnington
that the clock had shtopped,�
oWell, that was unlucky, So ycu
worked. half an hour cver time, didnTt
youn? iy
~Halt an hour, is it ?�� exclaimed Mr,
McFdden, while the cold sweat ad.
peared upon his brow. oBegorra, it'll
te more than an hour Lefore Qi git all
thim boxes what Or ought to have
tumbled rolled out here again, 80 QiTll
be aven wid the futrem in the morninT,
Cascarets atimulate liver, kidney and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or
gripe. 10c.
enema - 7
Don't Tobacco , Spit and Smoke Your
Tuite Away.
i ie
If you want to quit tobacco using
easily and torevsr, bs made well
strong, magnetic. tull of new life and
vigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder-
worker that makes weak men strong.
Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400,000 cure?. Buy No-To-Ba
rom your own druggist, who will
guarantee a cure. booklet and sample
mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co.
Chicago or New York.
ee)
A J. P. Goes to Jail.
sree, =
_ Populist leader and _ fusion
vustice of the Peace W. R. Hart-
sel}, Sr., uf Locust, was senten-
ced to six monthsT imprisonment
in jail by Judge Hoke Wednee-
dav on a verdici of guilty of for-
nication and adultery. This
seems to us very righteous judg-
ment, and we would suggest that
if it is in the niovince of the
court his commission as justice
of the peace ought to be taken
frcm bim, so that when he is
liberated he may not continue to
administer justice among citizens
of the coanty in his way."Stan-
ley enterprise.
| cece iemeneaianae
Everybody Says So.
j
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery of
the age, pleasant and refreshing to the
iaste, act gertly and potitively on
cried the old man turning to the4
kidueys, lier anu bowels, cleansing
the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, babitual constipat on
and biliousness. Please buy ard try a
box cf C, vu. C, today. 1%, 25, 50
cents. Sold and guaranteed to cura
by all druggists.
W. M. Bond. J. L. Fleming.
poxp & FLEMING,
ATORNEYS-AT-LAW,3
Greenville, N. C.
Practice in all the courts,
ign nestle etait estan, einen tit eae,
Shingles! Shingles!
Heart Hand Made Cypress Shingles,
$3.15 per thovsand delivered-at Green-
ville. Apply ~o ;
J.R. SMITH & BRO,
Ayden, N.C,
LUMBER.
\ E HAVE §'EsSTABLISHED: A
Y Lumber Yard at Greenville with
W. R. PARKER as Minager. Orders
for Lumber, Rough or Dressed can ~be
left with him.
HINES BROS. LUMBER CO.
Kinwiaw NV
School For Girls: And
Boys.
On Mondag, Sept. 6th, I wili open
my schol for giris and small boys in
the new schoo: building on Mr- W. B.
WilsonTs Jot, in South Greenville.
Terms, ete., made known on applica-
tion. MISS MYkKTLE WILSON,
NOG OE SEL,
Fall Session Opens Sept, 14.
Instruction thorough, For terms, &e.
apply to
MRS. L. G, BERNARD,
Valuable Property for Sale
AVING BEEN APPOINTED and
qualified as Receiver of * Green-
fe tripe aed por bpd
of settling the affairs of said Company,
[ herebv offer for sale the real estate in
and adjoining the town of Greenville
belonging to said Company. This
erty will be sold on reasonable terms in
lots to suit purchasers,
* oe
For information see. or ~ad-
dress ~
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N.C,
32 |R. A. TYSON, Vic
Greenville, N. C
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.. TY! Pree LITTLE, Cashier
| @meaames © TREORGANIZED JUNE s5th, 1806. oe
- jR. L. DAVIS, PresTt.
STATEMENT IOF THE
The Bank of Greenville.
GREENVILLE, N. C. |
Atjthe Close cf Business July 23rd, 1897.
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES,? »
Loans and Discounts $50, 273.623 Capital stock paid in $23,000.00
Over Drafts 1,580,183 Surptus and Profits 503.19
Premium on Stock 1,000.00; Deposits subject to; Cheek 48,289.50
Due from Banks 2,630.55} Due to Banks co! es
Furniture and Fixtures 1,505.00 Cashiers Checks ortstanding J �,�153.12
Cash Items 1.278.152 Time Certificates of Deposit; 55.00
Oash in Vault; 14,528.54
: i~ Nie eis Total $72,796.04
Total $72,796.04 :
We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, aad shall be glad to have
your account, promising every accommodation consistent with good banking. C}¢}
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een ew ee inemeemnemet Seni peemennaiheeanemetemaemg ne
R. s Arc taeion Pres, HENRY HARDING
A. G. ~4 2
G1, CHERRY, } Vice Pres. | AssTt Cashier
CAPITALT: Minimum $10,000; Maximum $100,000.
Organized June 1st,1897..
The Bank of Pitt County,
GREENVILLE.N. ©.
NLL NN les Neal el el al,
Tee Bank wants yourtriendship anda shar
. ifnotall, of your business, and wll grant
every favor consistent with safe ana sound
banking. We invite correspondence r a per-
sonal interview to that end.
E. B. HIGGS, Cashier,
Wehave alarge *=
SOCK OF
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GOODS |
just arrived. Comeand
see us.
OATS BAY AAD FLU
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HALT
dC. COBB & SU,
a ¢
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIREGTORS AND
EMBALMERS.
exeeronseaen ) cones nene
We have ,utt received & new
hearse and the nicest line of Cof-
lic and cloth ever brought to
Green\illa.
We ave prepe.vi (oO {0 smbalm-
ing in ali its forms.
Personal attention given to co3
ducting fuaerals and bodies «
trested to our care will recei
every mark of respect.
Our prices are 1ower than ever.
Ve do not want monopoly but
invite con. petition.
_ We can be found at any and alb
times in the Johu Flanagan
Buggy CoTs building. |
BOB GREENE & CO.
sd
onamarsal�"�
J3arbers.
B. PENDER,
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
Can be found below Five Points.
next door to Reflector office,
AMES A, SMiTH,
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
GREENVILLE, N. ¢.
Patronnge solicited. Cleaning. Dye!
os » - 4 éin
and Pressiug Gents Clothes N ioeene
lees ae ne
i SRBERT EDMUNDS,
| FASHIONABLE BARERK, o
Special attention given rf
GentiomensClothine® o cleanirg
ESTABLISHED 187¢-
CREENVILLE
Male Academy,
The next session of,!the svhvol owilt
SAM. MM. SCHULTZ
PORK yy SIDES & SEONLDER
PaRaene ANT) MEKUHANT'S BUY
ing their yearTs supplies will find
their interest to get our prices befere pu.
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is coraplete
u allits branches.
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR
Qa ee
open onT
MONDAY SEPT. 6, 1997.
[ALW AYS; AT LOWEST®M ARKET Pri or and continue for 10 months.
Tchacco,'Snuff &c,
Phe ache Bipemog te
»FURNITURE
The terms are us follows.
Primary English per mo.
oa
te.
always on hand and soldat prices to suit| "be #
sold for C Du i i e ate x , haT no lisk We ask a contin
wo run we selj ata ¢ ose margin. {liberal patronage.
a) YS : ng ~ aa.
SOECLTE Gee ai W Ww & XAUSDALz.
fins and Caskets, in weed, metal~"
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4 : : . ae
Cal Ths Oat and Tak UH
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) CAN B®: OODS Apples, Asparagus, ] BI EC ACTF * Pickles. sour and sweet, DEA LER IN all sorts of Grocerier, Frnite,
" N HT) : J. Apricots, Cherries, 3 | Je ~ 1 J, in any shape, Olives, Horse : LN Vegetables.in season, Starch
Pearse, Pie Peaches, Table Penches, Pie Pineapples, } Radish, Worchester S.uce, Schipps Cocvanut, Gela- Lye, Potesp, Matches, Broow:, Baskets, Lamps,
a Sliced Fineavpler, Deviled Crates, Lobsters, Salmon, ~ne, Tapioca, Nuts, C ndy, Cakes, Mixed Cakes, Nic } Cigars, Toboceo, 'Tinware aud Ceoexery, in fact every
- Mackerel; Ovsters, sardines, Sliced Beef, Tripe, Corned 3 Nacs, Orange Wafers, Grabam Wafers, Banquet Wafers, ; thing kept in a first ¢ ass Grocery Store. Quouas de-
Beef, Ox Tongue. Potted Ham. Tomatoes, Okra and } Java Cocoanut, Sumatra Fruit, Soda Crackers, Lunch 3 jiveree free of churge. Give me a trial aad I will
pass: s fi
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Tomatoes, Corn, Gardeu Peas, Baked Bears, Mustard. Crackers, &c. sell you good Grocerivs as cheap as auy Vue.
M. EL. QUINERI:WY , Greenville, N. Cc.
Atlantic Coast Line. Greenville Market. DIRECTORY. © | J acca ane : aa
. | Corrected by S. M. Shultz. ; x N DY CATHARTIC ~ t
a onemen ~ % 2 WERE a r ne é
. Buiter, per lb: 15 to 2A CHURC ivs. ~, . a
Schedule in Effect Aug. 16th, 1848, ' Western sides 5408 ¥ | &
ee neplanten. Sugar enred Ham 10 to Lag ; : ;
} NORTHBOUND. | Corn : 40 to ai oo nee & ;
Oo | a Tl51"services every §& T |
: DAILY No /8"Passenger"Due Weg. | Corn Meal ai td wicduk ant beanie . haber meeting 7 ) er ,
9.35 a m. nolia 10.59 am, Warsaw 11.10! Floun. Family 4:25 to 5.75 Thursday evening: *, A. W. Setzer, | ¢ CU RE CONST] DATION g
PF rier ar, Wil} Lard 5¢ to 10) Pastor, Sunday school 9:30 A, M. : pitas R ee
- son 12.43 p m, Rocky ° ount | . 35 oi. D. tree, Superintendent. ra : aia an ~
1.20 p m, Tarboro 2.53 p m, aii ipvelter Relist serum cctiseieh : ~ ¢ ¢ EGULATE FHE LIVER a ih é
Weldon 3,3! p m, Petersbarg | Sagar 4to5/ CATHOLIC"No regu ar services, 25* $0 in ler , URUIGISTS ~
4pm, oichmond 630 pm. | UVoffee 17 to 20: to cure any case sf constipation. Cascarets are the su Lage.
Norfo.k 8.05 p m, Wishing, Sult per Suck 15 to 1 FO. EPISCOPAL"Services fourth Sur- ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED (i. hever grij) oe srive.bue enuse easy Maiural reanlta, Somat
7 a ea wade ; ~ gy, Lay ser- pe and booklet free, Ad. STERLING B BMEDY �,�O., ¢ nico, Montrenl, Oan.. or Sey York, S47.
ton 11.10 p My Raltimere 12 438 CF ick Th a day, morning and evening. ? PPPS Boo He oo de At On ene Gee
um, Phi'adelpnia 845 a mi) oeKens tos vices second Sundav morning. Rev. A. }
New York 653 am, Bosion. oges ver ios _ 7to l5) Greaves, Rector Sunday schoo! 9 30 |
300 pm. Beexwax.per 7}4.M. W. B, Brown, Superinter.dant. 9 inion
DAILY No 40"lassenger"Diie Mag | METHODIST~"Services everv Sun- Feu oOe SEE T A [ e wel) a } }
7-16 pm. poiia 8.55 p m Warsaw 9.10 "" o|day, morning and evening. Prayer b ,; tr
» m. Goldsboro 10.10 p m | g 1 meeting Wednesday ap hene ih
Wilson 11.06 p m. ~Larboro : 10n Sale. N. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday schoo
6.45am. Rocky Mount 11 47, Execut a9 9:30 A. M. A. B. Ellington, Superin-
pm, Weldon 1 44am, Nor. NeRTH CAROLINA, UIm the Superior | iendent.
~folk 10.30 a im, Petersburg | Pitt County. Court.
3 24am, Richwond 4.26 a m,!.,,.. : Ane Talli ge PRESBYTERIAN"Services " third
Wasmngton 7.41am, Baiti, | Callie Tawgston. (now Callie Joyner) Sunday, morning and evening. Rev.
~more 9+ « m, Pliladeipnia | exTax. of B. J. Langston J. B. Morton Pastor. Sunday school ha | What Is It ?
11. 5am, New York °2 02 p | Vs. 9:30 A.M. K. B Ficklen Superinten- ch
'm. Boston $30 p m. | The Greenville Land and Improvement | dent .i@
SOUTHBOUND, | Company end ®, B. Talliaferor- LODGES. It is a picture ot tae celebrated
IDAILY No 55"Passengor Due !Lake | Ry virtue of an execution directed to
o40 p m. Waccamaw 4.55 p m, Ckad-j ihe uaversigned fren the Superior r
~bourn 5.40 pm Marion 6 43 p Court of Pitt County in the above enti
| m, Florence 7.25 p m, Sum- red action, [ w'll,on Monday, the 20th] 4. RF. & A. b.."Greenville Lodge No.
on fe: 8.42 p ni, Columbix 10.05 | duy of september 1867, at 12 oTe ock M , | 984 meets tirst and third Moaday even-
m, Denmark 6,20 am, August at the Court House door of said county, ing, J. M. Reuss W. M, L. I. Moore,
yeti we tm, | sell roth highest bidder for cash. to | Sec, Best in use, The outfit ot no business man is
o15pm. Charles-| tice said execution, all theright, title s 7
a ton 10 20m. Savannah 24) and fatorest which the said Greenviile | I. 0.0. F."Covenen Lodge No. 17 complete without one.
. nae Heron mE dl T | Land and improvement Compiny, de- | Meets every Tugaday vena J. VY. le
ie | St. ugustine 10 30 am, Tam iendans, has in the tollowing described | Johnson N.G. L. H. Pender, Sec. Th R fl t B k
et ; pa 6,40: pm. yenl estate, to-wit. oy tract of land ia K f Pp Ik Ri , Lodge No 93 e e eC or OO score
ie ARRIVALS AT WILMIN GRD N" | Greenville township, Pitt Goun'y, siesta every Prifay evening H WwT oi
fs FROM tHE NORTH. known aug the vr oes teas oe Whedbee, Bb Elliveston of has a nice assortment ot these Fountain Pens
* DAILY No. .49,"Passenger"Beston lané abkjoining the lands of B. F. R. and 8,
"S40 PLM. 1.03 (6m. New York 9,00 pox.) fick. M. Clark, C.F. Manning and also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens,
mere BA a i ett | eyed by shed trom D. E House to cad |B: A-"ée vanee Conucil No. 1696 You will be astonished when you see them and
more 5,50 am, Washitwgton | veved by «red from D, E. House �,�O sald meets every Thursday evening. W. b. ho cheapthev are
4.30 ain, Richmond 9 Ui am, | Greeaville Land »and Improvement Wilson, R, M.R. Lang, Sec. | earn Ww very D ra.
Petersburg 10.00 ain, ~Nor- | Compaay.nd upod which the mill planc
Weldou 11.50 am ~Derboro | Of ~he Greenville Land and Itprove- K.of H."fasurance Lodge No, 1169
1242 m, Reeky Mount 12.45] Men: Comoany wassituated, being that nieets every Friday evening. Johr
pm, Wison 2*lz pm. Golds-| Prt of said land mow owned by the +Flanagan, 1. Henry Sheppard, R. You may never,
bore3.10 pm, Warsaw 4,02, /reenville iumberGompay aud lying A.L of H, Pitt Council 236' meeta But should you eve }G=="="-
. . as - Railroad. ~
im pm, Magnotia 4.16 pm, Sart ul ee ~ every Thursday nivht. J. B. Cherry
6 (DAILY No. 41,"+Passenger"Leave| ~Thisette 20th dayaof Ana ons C, y W. B. Wilson. see. . i e
' 2.30A.M, Boston 12,00 night, New o. H. HARRINGTON, - amy "" .
York'9.30 am, Phitade}phia Sheriff Pitt County. oT an O Yr lit In » ~
12 0%pm, Baltimore 2.26 pm, ae Cotto 1 ang eanat. evr '
Washisgton 3.46 pm,� Rich-| * oa WN ie ues ;
mond 7.:0 pm, tetereburg ON LEGE raed web iepbeh Prices ° volte 6
5.12 pm. Norfolk 2,20 pam, we GL Ku. ana peauats for yesterday, as furuishec "P Seal
Weldou ~943 pm, Tarbore HL . by Coo Bros. & Commission Wer Onis. ouaes i |
6.01 pm, Reeky Mount 5d NORTH Ca®uLENA. chants at Narfolk NNT Set at
am. iLeave Wilson 6.20 vam.
Goldsboro 7-01 am, Warsaw! Situated on Southern Railway, in
7.53.am Mu gnolia 8.05 am. Piedmont section; wery best water; | Good Middliuy
DANIT:y No '61"Passerger-- Leave | healthiest locality, property of Cbris- Middiing
except New Bern:9..0am, Jackson | rian vhureh, noa-secta rian in-spirit and | Low Middling
Swnday yille042 am. ~his train teaching, hi,hest_ moral tone, elegant! Good Ordinary
2.40 P.M. arrives .a¢ Walnut street. building, balls laboratories, etc., facul-| | Tone"dall.
FROM 'THE-SOUKH. Ae Rt Speciale, ce epost our rie PEANUTS
BausyY No. 54"Passengcr"Leave, Stet ouse of tert Mie college, these
P | |
12.15. M. Tampa 8) am. Senford 1 ag | Wek" ¢ Courses, mos. Hiveral terms, best | Prime ) |
néayges, catalogue .on application. | Extra Prime 4
wm, Jacksonville 6 35 pan, t dvantages og pp 4 m
3 | Address J. J, ATKINSON, Chairman, | oancy o43 ~ ~s
Davanna 12.80 night, Charles. ~ ames gta. . Elon College, N.C. | Spanish KH to 7 Anything from l=
i°0 6.383 am.Columbia 5.50 Tone"guiet.
OOTTOX.
SAS. RIVAMAAAAARBARSA AAA 94 4
A Nakelas pags um, Macan sii ' gore
o Leumare 4...) pm, sr ptee a SS Card ij ue
a P j
~A0 am, Flovenee 855 EE fel siete sont el
Marion 985 aw, Chadbourn| Dew on rmagent Ouros ty 38 pipknawa to the oad | de,
i yr pr i see : to : W: =
: nei am, Dale Wagcamaw : Bound mones coy ty cure. divans be Froctea o
U'wO6 am,
s+home for the same price
Mi.
: gue gee | INSTITUT Rior Youre Tae E S) |
\: with those who to come here we INSTT Raleigh. N. 0. 1 p | em
Trait of tia i Sack iiranep 20a .ooming, mm bal amy Fatitond Excellent buildings and� beantiful 1} et bo ~~ ep or
meet grounds in a Healthful Locatioz, ay
oure. it splendid climate. Stands at the very
pdide pote olit in Female Rd ion. Thoroue ®
tagrats| int Conn ayn sae | LE Daily Reflector
r e
imary, | (nsurpassedin Ifs INTELLECTUAL
.2N., arrives Scotland Neck at 6.10 p | we Sat) $0
#., Greenville 6,57 p, m., Kinston 7.55 | ¥ou save oaches oaut
0. Revurniny, leaves Kinston 7..0 iammth, Sore T
a ae Suet n
A.i0., Greenville 8.52 2. m. Arriviny Ey va falling owt, |
eaves Weldon 4.10 p,m. » Halifax 4.28 ae nee
out,
Hali x at 1:96 a. m.. We'den 11.40.am (5 cotooue Woe Poke toot ete | AND SOCIAL INFLUENCES .
a . he most obstin. | AN 1) © tiger ; 7
dathy except Soweday 1 egee aah ohel re the wos for a case we ~I~wentv-one officers and teachers Gives
the alee ye cule Veryretionable piies. Serd for cat the home Jews
Trains on Washuigton Brauch lexv Fereel Of the post i. made h sheclenw at a : :
Washington 8.20a, m., and LO0 p.m! £e siden mou CXPa ANE and we | {106 ~2 0 biv.a8. DINWIDDIE, M. A every afternoon at the-
arrives Parmele 9.10 a. m., Mid 3.40 p guarantiy. | Write us Lor 140. buok aud ab
f COOK REMEDY 00," te 9 :
Teg p.m faint gl: | aan Seer eecs | RINITY COLLEGE, a are FAD wp
and 6.20 p. in,, arrives Washington '
scriber?-- It: not vo.
11.40.a. m., and 7.20 Pp. m. Daily eX-| a
ept Suaday. Conneets with trains on
_ Next Session Opens September 8,
otland Neck Braneh. Three full courses of study. Large
Train leaves Laroote, N C, via Albe- | Aww aeoo | number of electives, I'wo full chairs in oug ht to be.
marle & Raleigh RR, daily except sim 4] English. Women admitted to all classes :
day, at 5 6@ p. m., Suaday 405 P. M; be | One Hundred and one Thousand Do'lars :
added to the endowment during the
| present year. Only male literary college
in North Carolina that is located inn
city.
The best business course offered in ©) Ths A
the state. Send for album and cutalogue. ¥ ~
Addre-s JNO. C. KELGO,
13 Durham. N.O. fi \ : : | pea:
§|THE MORNING STAR The Eastern Reflector.
The Oldest a
attive Plymonth 7.40 P, M., 6.00 p, m. ,
Retnrning saves Plymouth daily except ,
Sunday, 7.50 a, M., Sunday 9.00 2» m.,
arrive Tarboro 10.15 a.m and ll, 45
Train on Midland N. ©, branch leaves | ; ¢
Gole%boro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 a' �,�
m. atriving Smithtield 7°30 a, in. Re- a
burning leaves Smithtleld 8.00 a. m,, ar. , 9° IN AN} SHEET IRAN
rives at Goldsbors 9,20 a, m.
WORKER.
Trains.on Latta brangh, Florence | a
y Jeave Laitn 6.40 pm, airive Dunbar |
} Offers his services to the
PRACTICAL |
7.50 p m, Clio 8.05 p m. Returni
leave bri0%8.10 em. Dunbir 6,80 a
L tte 50 . Ps \ heen :
hd iu a cuny.exeept Bun ' 30 citigens of Greenville and the
is only $lia F bagel
1e
: ' rl | ° is lg L th
Train onClinte 1 Branch aves Wai- public genqpally, ae | any Newspaper in contains the. | WS. Very | hy
Oe a inton cally, except SauJay,| J RGOPING, GUTTERING, 9 bt ae Pe ; : week, and: ives.) fo Didbe
10.00 a. m. and 8:50 °p, m* Returning | oSpouting and Stove Work, : Ni 1a ( | ii ~yeoadt ! B1VES MIPOPD a+
oTinin No, 7ompvee clo sanoecion AE tote OTS STII cg on to the farmersy:es-
ll 7" ee a bpd ae te; ® ; , %y Wy Daw 9 ay er
tichmone, Heber ud Ount with / wp no chargesT made. ~Tobacco | ae 4 . bo) ee
Norfolk and Carolina RB Yor Nouolk | ME Flues made in season. Shop SF Che Only Five-Dollar Daily . luobacco, thailis ( a, rth
: Pptaee hy im. | #@ On Dickinson Avenue, ~ a : ~ intl ae A We
ke SOME, PVD: Ca 7is st, |. its Class inthe State | matly® titres! thane Hele e
xi
.
~ue oubscription pr
W B&B, seRNARD
THATLY VAM ROPoR | PERSONALPRATILE. | uy ay i
vy) rs ea e ie ¥ veh re: sgn | : : :
Coca: 5390 ae "| Printed Points That Pertain to m ,
ae ae People. ods OR eae cae a ep ba a
WHATB)F POLLETIN. ; | : | ay ea
ee ; " We have opened up the largest lineof -
y is P. H. Gorman returned Wednesdey | oi ~ " 4 |
~4 -| (pair tonight and Fricay. ev, ning from Tarboro. AADIE a : 6 APES !
a / a ; ~~
~ a Se | | Burweil Riddick exmein from Sut- :
; KLONDIKE SCRAPS. fuk Wednesday evening. for Fall and Winter wear ever shown here.
Hew ceonemiae " Mrs. D. B Evans lett this morning : .
There is Gold in Scme of These. | to visit relatives in Tarboro.
Xf 7 e extend to our BS ;
: friends and the ye as Miss Margie Langley returned home
Wednesday evening from baltimore.
~public generally, ESPe-| Cotton 6} today. :
seated the ladies, a cor- Egos ane chickens at S. M. Schultz J. 5. Tunstall returned Weanesday
ial invitation to visif, evening from Virginia Beach and Bal-
Services in the Baptist church to-
timore.
dur store and examine, """" |
n gn *
our ® Miss Flossie Humber came hboma
Many a girl loses her good name by
Wednesday evening froin visit to her
marrying a man with an ugly dne.
sister at Hobgoud.
He y i ~ i 1! ; 4 5 ry ry
OM the £ Brienneay jal, 19 of | ying, J,8. Tunstall returned Wed-
them are for trial at court nex week,
pesday evening from Baltimore where
a) 9 \ 3 g
My new goods are arriving. Call and che bad. been parchasizg vew millinery
sete them. Mrs a. D. Haas. | goods.
| by
| Any man will acknowledge the corn, |
Pepe. ba poe oni Wong: PRL eee Fe
if it's his own and somebody treads on Feds
ay : Pick it Out.
| lle ,
One ~hirg about this dry weather, it
T * : an : : ug S z ~ BR t & j
In toduys"~Fresh N.Y. State but~
|
|
A Tmakes cotton open rapidly and gives;
ter nad Cheese at S. M. Schultz, pray. Bs
the farmers % good time to gather this We bought
Phe l.dies were well patronized at jerop. ~They should get their cotton} ".
tuer lawn party in the Academy grove oat as rapidl as possible, tor if the direct from
Wednesday night, | Lancital at bigT in tl
equinoctial storm catebes it open in the|/t{he makers
Y The latest. urd ovretiiest: styles in | fiela there wil} be muca damage,
willinery'can now be seen at Mrs. M.! andtherefore
D. BizgT | |
. | . ae ~ 4 re ~aon ;
It you want your laundry done right, j Collecting taxes. bought very
send it to me in tine for WednesdayTs | Sheri W. H. Harrington has ouly low and will
slupment. 1 ute always ready 10 | had the tax books in hisT hands sce
ivlivery Saturday eveniog, le
delivery Sa 7 R | Saturday, 11th, aid says people are sell low. The �,�
C. BR. WHICHARD,
re x coming in quite promptly to cett! :
Agt. Witmingtcr Steam Laundry, | ee eee pe prettiest line
1 { . ° * we
| : ~with him. Register of Deeds J. J.
just FOR UN. | Perkins was the first man to take a| We ever saw. y ys mi
receipt for his taxes. MRR IE:
| "
The young tacher with a baby couch | | 7?) ( or f fed af id y ) f
° is right in the push. | Forearmed: (S. ~£5 % ~a ° i) Jt 45 °
we *s n
| %
We have all
styles, sizes.
9nd _ prices.
We are de-
termined to
se'l more of
them than
any firm in
the State.
Wiggs""Did 13 jans get thet politi- | Kvery merchant. says an exckange,
. *)4 y ' at av ; * ery Tee
cal appoinimeut 2� Wazgsee NO ; it | shonld have an acvertising department j.
wasa disappointment, T lin connection with his. establishment.
: : . itonly vonsisis of a pige a
Many a man thinks he is a vicim of | it it only vonsisis of a pigeon hole,
in the town. The AS= | circumstanees when he istoo lazy to
sortment of Fine Wo0)- | avoid being vietinized.
en includes 2 full line
of staple and ~oup-to-
date� Novelties such as,
where advertising ideas can be filed and
referred to, it will be fouad a most val-
uable dupattment in the business. De- |!
Blobls"* Wh does evbrybody call pending on adjec ives and isspiraticn
Smith Gebel?� Slebbs-"oBecause | jy advestisement writing may be all
ne ix go fond ot blowing bis own born.� right at times, but the brightest widh
| Hobson"1'm surprised that poor | profit by the comparison of their ideas
RAP Ik It. COVER | CATH Henpeck doesnTt commit suicide.T | with other ideas. "Busiaess. Canada~
: Soe Wigwag "¢He would but (for fear of ee eau
Silk an d Wool Otto- meeting his wife in the other world.| «yrpat a horrible racket there would
mans, Sati: De Chine, He hus been taught that suicides cauTt | po ; tk . id eae is the # cae k
Sitk Lleanc Henriettas |e sec hearer,� » iu the world,� says the Manayu.
Serges,Fa: cyBrocades Hoax""That fellow the police } made as much noise as china dishes
eet oon Silks ane caught was a clever counterteiter, I tell | when they were broken.� . pn f oa T 2 ob 4 St TS
ne D: eh nigh ¢ » er you. With the poorest kind of mate- | pe eerste : A, Wet Neatly tie He, )) dah mt &
wands 7 18 abrics | rials he could turn out a fine $10 bill.
Philosopher, oif the Commandments
osat use heated language this
ooY ye re 7 ;
een Joax"o Yes. He used to bea PEROEICH kind of wether, says the Manav unk
and leaned to make notes ot almost
eae Philosopher. ~You way have to eat
anything.
y ur words.�
The line of
Editor"oThat bangling compositor
: is up to his old tricks again.� Assistant | y7° TEDa '
i. lh MM Ni "~*WhatTs his latest ?�T Seaton. [EWR ERSIDE DAIRY,
oMixed tha theatrical and market
: reports, HereTs a sample: ~The R. M. KENNEDY, MTgr-
Hamphat Specialty Company opens
~are beautiful andup tO} here Monday. Eggs are plentiful and ncn
date. bod | piece be-|stns: �
* * a
ing selected with the ai ions vase
gr eatest care. door, morning and evening, at 30 cents
Vhat is the way all druggists sell
: CROVES TASTELESS CAILL TON | per gallon. With ten years experience
3s 10 for Chills, Fever and all forms of
Malaria. It is simply Iron and Quinine
; inatasteless form Children love it
: The line of Adults prefer it to bitter, naiseuting :
: Tonics. Price. 50c. deem it unnecessary to svy more,
Cotton pe
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dstyli
arcuewanaeiisnand) = " New "" §
~ F all Fabrics : ~
Pure, sweet mi.k. delivered at your
THE GENUINER. & G.COR.
SETS ARE UNRIVALED AND
TAKE THE LEADOVERALL.
in the dairy bisinessia Greenville we
AIGNOUL 4uve LNOHLIM DOA
TIOS NVO PULP SAVHS LNAYVAA
-JId ZHL VIV SAVH AM
HN KELLYTS fine SHOE
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WRAPS.
desirable for Fall and
Winter wear. ie
| The latest effect in the
DRESS KINGNOM.
A look and you are
satisfied.
Lanes CasH Hovse. .
Accept our invition,
\ Make usavisit. It will
give us pleasure to
ow you through.
- Your friends,
saan a
~ ea a En te il
| he justly celebrated John Kelly Shoes for
|Ladies are inthe lead. Every warranted,
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eit Be feat Sait. sy Hk de
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