T e Greenville, N. C. Wk at tn post office at Green- N. C. as mail waiter- August 12th, 1896. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Report Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE THEIR WASHINGTON LETTER. Tin Herald has suspend.-. tic. at Salisbury. U- move plant lo Hickory and n paper in that Don't Stop There I good news contained in tie the tow i is to be protection against Aug. 7th, fire without Chairman of the to construct a system water National Committee, found works, and that a new It ha been said Mashes a dear school hut i nils will am in n other. I have a dent in this school for years and fir the past years of I have taken a special course i i with grapes and not graduated yet. The Brit that I e which h s been filly years ago. The first C. B. n for Governor, has his in the Western part of the State. He as spoken in several a id has be-n -riven a great ovation a every appointment. His speeches are marked with and he ii making friends for Democracy L. the Republican date, is afraid of will M t meet him in joint bale. The Charlotte Observer recently put in three type setting machines ha commenced using them on the paper The change is bring from hand- set to machine-set matter gradual- the Observer adopted the very commendable course o learning its old to work machines instead of importing expert operatives the north. Tie is a great and and lb should be it. Out of the total of worth exports the part year were products the farm. And yet the gold people interests tin as it an industry which supplies our exports was no at Star. Cy the people am die grasping trusts He says the people are wise, they will see to it that no man goes lo Congress who is not unalterably opposed to trusts, root and branch. The man whose garments are Periled by them be into retirement is the lepers were OF DELEGATES. To First District Congressional Con- At the Democratic Convention County held on the 20th day l May last the following delegates an alternates were appointed to the Con- Convention, to wit. Alternate-. W A Pollard C D Smith. A Walker V Joyner L W C Cobb. kith el. tICS Cherry M W G Little D C Moore Robt Staton J S Brown. CAROLINA. G M Mooring H J W W Thomas. S R Ross W H Williams- J J O C Nobles. I R Grimes H H Proctor. W E Tucker J A K Tucker. Cannon R T W L Smith J H Gray. W E Proctor M Jones. J B J B Grimes- Jesse Cannon W J E Lang- R C Cannon. Dr. H Johnson J H Cobb H C Cannon R W Smith A R J Z Brooks. B T Cox. W P Hart. C A FALKLAND. R R Gotten C C Vines. John King Gotten. FARMVILLE. W R Home M T May. C L Barrett. J H Blount D E House. A D Johnson O W Harrington. J W Smith Tripp. F G James B W Tucker. R W King W L Brown. W S Fleming L I Moore. E Buck J L Fleming. I A W H Smith. Noah Forbes W R Parker. J R Davenport J J Nobles. W R Jr. J J Mason. SWIFT W J J A Hardy. W S Roach R H W F Mew born Kilpatrick N R Cory H J Williams. At a meeting of the Democratic Committee held on the 10th of August the Chairman the com- was directed to publish the names of the .-aid delegates and alter- and to call their attention to tie fact that Democratic Congressional Convention the First District, for the purpose of selecting candidates Congressman and Elector, will lie held in the town Washington, N. C. on Tuesday, the day August, at o'clock, M. All said and alternates are earnestly to be present on that day. Alex. L Blow. himself called v early in the game la pay the penalty prominence in a campaign. In addition to having been maliciously lied about and misquoted he has been directly attacked aid charged with the campaign. It isn't Senator Jones that these people are injuring, but Bryan and whose prospects are looking entirely too blight to plea.-e their enemies. As to the misquotation of interview Has South- Senator Jones said be- f.-re going to Sew York- he will probably remain until after the Committee me-ling and tin- big Bryan and meeting, next week- did not say that Mr. Bryan would not for I no authority o that. I did not say as gen- rule southern populists not a creditable class. I said that most of were patriotic men who were working a cause ; they re populists th -y had believed they best a and t support Bryan because it was show- that U attained only through his election. i. I said of the Southern populist as n rate. A an exception J spoke class who not creditable, I said there were some who tor their personal ; some who null populists through selfish, and not patriotic I spoke these as the exceptional class who would not Support Bryan. I said that as a rule the in the South would follow the patriotic support Bryan, that there were some who. selfish motives, would not do so, but would prefer lo have Tin- Jones its owe weight, for the good reason there has been practically nothing to manage and not be until the meet- of the Committee City the 11th when the of the executive committee will be announced and the general plan of campaign mapped out adopt- ed. Tins charge accompanied by a demand that Senator be requisitioned. That n-idly explain one the main objects of these the upset the extremely cordial relations existing be- tween Senator Jones nod German, thus the National the which Mr. Gorman baS to give during the campaign in lieu the chairmanship of the executive was offered him. gold of New may be quite the they claim to be, hut since it became known in Washington that they tried l make a deal with Mark to cast their votes the electoral ticket in exchange votes in the New York legislature for one of their number as Senator to Mooted David B. Hill, they are classed as plain, everyday disgruntled politicians more bent upon than upon defending principles. Unless all the reports West Virginia are wrong, is r at all likely, that J state will certainly give Bryan and a large majority. Among the West Virginians Wash- this week was Chairman ton of the Democratic State committee. He says it is only a question of how large a majority the State the town is to b. taken. Both of these steps are of much importance. r. um h till building is n it sup th- is that have already been taken looking to a com- system of water works but that as soon as masts cation will be made soak Sept. The Democratic Executive Commit- tee bad a to-day and decided to convention to candidates offices on Sept. 10th. Township in.-ii hell on Saturday, Sum bathing- houses. Most any can melt an ca the I charter that works may be More Wheels. Interest to here seems to be o i the increase Ten wheels have been sol he e in the past week. Ponder received five one Thursday evening. the largest this The Charge Not c is taken from a re- port in Webster's Weekly has been charged he in- in x repeal of It was not true, but was started to HI to him with the farmers. The that he was asked one day by Judge Allen, of of the to m -el committee lo a was then of vital fa Alliance members the One Superior Court in an county Slate had held that the Sub- Alliance was for the debts Al- stores. By and for the list time in His life be heard Charter read. In com- with the to the conclusion that Judge who hid passed upon the pas right A new charter was i of it. He the M amendment to was all that He at once M and heard nothing until one morning two bills w.-iv He neither which he One was the the other to Tin two grape vine was discovered by Sir j;,.,,,.,. about the year on Roan It belong, th- or family and hive no doubt but that it is a the wild black My I- as-n for this is die of the are nearly all black, back to their parentage. The has been in the States for over three hundred years and there is an increased demand for very year. Its flavor is a-d is W of all the grapes. the war. a many of this have been the following of which I haw viz Hopkins, black, oblong grape, berries the the and all ripening on the cluster at the same time They Can be shipped with much safely as Hopkins is a week or ten days than the The was by Col. of c about thirty is. in the eastern counties. It is a small grope, very sweet and is con- a fine grape but th-y do nut very the The was discovered by Mr. B. U. t, county, 1866. The vine was found in the woods the first November with one hunch or cluster of snipes on Mr James moved the vine to his garden and is now living and bears full every This is pronounced the very grape of the family. Its flavor is distinct from all others. The berries are very large averaging about inch I have measure a berries that measured one and one-third inches. The vines bear often second year after planting. It is a undone of the best keener. The Flowers is undoubtedly latest of this The bird family must a jolly y have so many larks. must be than or in the of thrift will never flow. The are lo be favor of free the. don't want any water. This country isn't hall big for the man whose wife is bin on, the a log. The will fall on Nov. oil that's the time when mast o the candidates will a The billing gild are nothing bat a s-t of skirt are all high kickers. from every being there i.- n ladder that lo no other person climb by lad- It is said that telling the truth c will cause the teeth to Some people will i e teeth. are easily won w smiles, while others an w II tears ; but lo win a iii-l without put- ting OR style, will thirteen are the wild waves If this question ii addressed to the man who is over the side, throes of sea sickness, Cast thy bread th Shortens labor, lessens pain, diminishes danger to lire of both mother child and leaves her In more favorable to speedy recovery. after than before says a prominent midwife. Is the best remedy FOR RISING BREAST Known and worth the price for that alone. Endorsed and recommended by mid wives and all ladies who have used it Beware of substitutes and Makes Child-Birth Easy. Sent by Express or on price. r bottle mailed tree, voluntary testimonials. ATLANTA, CA. BOLD L. F. R. S. EVANS. A. H. Congressional Convention th.- party First Die is hereby called meet in on Tuesday August at m. a can- for Congress, an elector and such other as come by fore order the W. B. Chairman. Tie k CO., Props. The old Greenville Warehouse is being en- and more lights added which makes it best lighted Warehouse in the State. With plenty money and no pets, fair dealings and work, we are going to sell as high as anyone. Give trial and we will show you. Your friends, EVANS Greenville, N, C. the Alliance. , ho voted House without a v. both. Bills -WatT. ; , . o the one , ,., u and ,. ,., had suggested in with on the bill. In that it passed the Sen- ate, came back house and was the whole of the matter fat verification be re- to of Democratic ticket, as the are flocking to the of van one county alone Hi have joined and clubs. The size of the Democratic majority in Alabama indicates with unerring certainty the most of the in the South will return to the Demo- thus realizing the made was nominated It also increased the difficulty of Tom Watson putting up a claim tor demo- recognition which will receive The Sc u h will hi solid for Bryan although may be lost on count of the moneyed corporate in- of Baltimore being thrown for and the gold standard. included. There May Be a Difference. The Kinston Free Press in replying to the article in Wednesday's Daily says one of the es in Kinston contain- feet and the other But the Free Press failed to give the dimensions each way of the buildings, so we are unable lo say whether it included a large cellar under one cA -in in the count or not. j Greenville's 53.105 feet is all under I sky-lights, no or storage ma Saloons. We have by a few our certain advertise- from the columns of the Dispatch. It we were publishing a temperance or- or prohibition paper, the ad would never have appeared in it, but as a mat- of business our are open to the public for the of any legitimate business, and we hope that more good than harm may come to all parties concerned by this course. At the same time we are sorry if it offends any of our patrons. A newspaper does not necessarily endorse the business of in its columns. We do nothing more than the secular press generally, and the ethics of the Dis- patch is not set above the ave-age. We would not be understood as attempting to vindicate either side of tin Dispatch. We do not question the right of the Dispatch to publish advertisements of character it chooses That is a matter for it to decide for itself. We object, however, to its statement that do nothing more than the secular press We do not believe there are two dozen secular newspapers in North Carolina that would insert a saloon advertisement. The times does not wish to pose as a than paper, but we wish to say that we would not insert an advertisement a bar room or beer saloon at any And we believe that a large majority of the secular press of the State occupy ex- the same Times. The Times our sentiments exactly. There are a m pa- in North Carolina that pub- saloon being among the fry Bitters as a remedy for troubles If not, a bottle now and get relief. This medicine has been found to be adapted the re- lief and cure of all Female Complaints, a wonderful direct influence in strength and and tone to the organs. If you have Loss of Constipation. Fainting Spells, or are Nervous, Sleepless, Melancholy or troubled with Spells, Electric is the medicine need. Health and Strength are guaranteed by its use. cents and at J no. L. Store. of October. The are about the size of the thick skin, large seed, sweet and good, and might be wiled an iron .-lad grape. AH that Ban be claimed for this grape is ripen a time when there no other Tho vines of the above s should be planted U to ft. each way, putting down a slake to each one when planted, about six feat high. Train one or Banes to the top the stake. When they top put up tho arbor at once. the posts tor the arbor apart each way. lave the slats It. Nail these the arbor will be as o i each way n . sturdy as a Use no. wire about cents per lb. and will run sixty feel pound. Put these on two apart. When vines are first planted with stable manure or some rich with After the first year manure with shell ashes or any manure containing a large per cent of potash. Scatter the manure under the vines as fir as the extend and dig in with or digs. r. Once a year is often enough to manure, in he fall alter grape are gone being the best Una. The or family if grapes have been cultivate in the can- tern counties tor quite a number of years. I hive tested the following varieties Brighton, Delaware, Early Victor, Eaton, Em- State, Green Mountain, Isabella, Ives, Lady, Moore's Diamond, Moore's Early, Moyer, Niagara, Warden, Winter, Ca and and King's Winter, Of these varieties Brighton. Ha, Moyer, Catawba and Winter are totally worthless in the eastern counties. The best early are, Green Mountain, Victor and Warden, ripening here about July 1st. The best second early arc, Moore's Early and Moore's Diamond which are about ten days later than the first early. The very bet grape of this class is the Concord, all things considered. I have this grape thirty-eight years and never seen a year during that that I have not some grapes. I've never had them to lot or mildew. Plant the vines ft. and manure as you would the the land thoroughly but shallow A row of strawberries can be pleated between the rows. They will pay for the cultivation and will not damage the vines at all. Put in good posts ft. apart bracing each end post. Put the lower wire I ft. from the ground and the upper one one on top of the post, which should be six feet from the ground. Train the vines lo the wires using no. galvanized. When they have sufficient strong they should I pruned every winter not later than February 1st. ii is Another order passed by the Town Council last night, and of we did, learn time, was one revoking the franchise granted lo the Carolina Telephone Co. It will be remembered that when the telephone agitation started last spring franchises were granted to two companies, but the one above named never showed any disposition to begin work, the ac- the Council. The Greenville Telephone Co., the oilier and company that applied for a set to work at once has put in exchange as good as any town in can It is a potted system, works admirably, and Manager Atkins it giving his patrons splendid service. Then- are now forty, two in use, and the number should be twice as large. The ex- change is proving a great business con- No, Not a Boom. Several away have wanted know if Greenville is not a boom. No boom at all, but the town is enjoying a steady, healthy growth. There is work going on all over town, still we can't gel dwellings and business houses up fast enough to accommodate all the people who want to come here. Items. N. C. Ai,;. 1896 an illness of days Mrs. Pen- James, wife John I. of this died Friday with an pneumonia. was years. mouths and days old. at death. She leaves a bus land and c i, with a number other and lo mourn her death. She was a kind and mother, a goo I neighbor and was beloved by no knew her. The bereave i husband and h Samuel lost ban In lire. Mrs. W. Stoke-, is very sick Tin- Lumber his stopped work for days on ac- count of hot weather. c-i- State meets in on Thursday, Unlucky date to get out candidates on. S -e if ii does not prove. Cannot be Cured. Will LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as The old child Mr. A. Harrington, Postmaster at died on Sunday. The bereaved par- e its have the sympathy of many friends. The Democratic Executive commit tee, Republican Executive commit. tee, the Populist Executive committee and the Populist Stale convention BIT meet in Raleigh this week. The com- ought to give news, papers and correspondents something to talk J. W. HIGGS. Pres. J. S. HIGGS, Cashier. HENRY HARDING Cashier. Greenville, N. C. STOCKHOLDERS Representing Capital of More Then a Halt Million Dollars, Win. T. Dixon, President National they can not reach the scat of the die-1 Exchange Ami, Baltimore, Mel. ease. is a blood or The Scotland Neck Bank, Scotland and In order to cure it r, p you must Internal remedies. Balls j , is and Noah Biggs. Scotland Neck, A. C. acts on and mucous fl. R. N. C. Hall's Cure is h. Bros. t was by one of the ff N best physicians In for n. v. years, and is a regular it is composed the best t known, re Wood directly on The perfect combination the two ingredients is what such won- results in curing Catarrh- Bend for free. F- J Props. Toledo, Sold by druggists price Ira. I VI CO S FLOORING TO in than cost a car f. o. b. L. N. C at I per M. I well equipped. l . regular students, be-1 f Bides practice school of W pupils. f- Co matriculates since opening in 1892 of counties represented. Com- examination at county wad August 1st, to till In dormitories. Application should be, made before duly 20th enter the ex- No free tuition except to; applicants signing n pledge to Annual expenses of free- tuition students boarding in , tuition-paying students. I Address. President CHARLES D. f. THAT YOU CAN FLUES. FOE LESS MONEY FROM JUST RECEIVED -------A fresh Hue of------ Family GROCERIES, A. B Flour, Meat, Meal, you can common We respectfully solicit the account firms, individuals and the general public. Checks and Account furnish- ed on application. Fayetteville Military Academy, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. as a school Of the f ROT R AN-; Prepares for any college or for business. Students colleges o Va. and on certificate. and pupils form our household, hot the home element very prominent. Number of limit-d The of the student is constantly kept in view. Classes ill and bet given to each cadet. The Discipline is but W Writ for COL. T. J. E., Principal. m M m PEACE FOR YOUNG- LADIES, Raleigh, N. C. INSTITUTE. Hardware dealers might sell you a stove cheap no. Thinking on such will take your mind off the hot weather. No superior work done anywhere, North or South. It has now best faculty it has ever had The advantages in Literature, Languages, Music and Art James M. A., ate unsurpassed. Address of Virginia. Principal. To the Tobacco Growers of NORTH At the request, and under the advise of Attorney, Col. I. A. Sugg, I hive extended the time purchase of Farm for Improved Patent Method of Hanging and Looping Tobacco, until August 1896, at my former prices, being for acres or and for all over acres cultivated From and after that date no extension in the collections may be expected and the fol- lowing are the terms and s, to UNDER FIVE ACRES FIVE ACRId AND UNDER TEN ACRES ACRES AND UNDER TWENTY ACRES TWENTY ACRES AND UPWARDS 7.60 All persons who wishing to avail themselves of this last opportunity of Rights at these low prices can do so by calling on Col. I. A. Sugg, at t ville, N. C, or remit price by registered letter or P. O. order on the Va. P. O. to Jno. Laurel Grove. Va., and rights will be sent. This is a of business and those wishing to avoid the penalty o the States Patent Laws must comply with the notice. JOHN R. CHANEY. JULY C, 1886. Ac, Ac, which L am selling so low that it surprise. Come see mo and will treat you fair , from others. If you don't it call and get his prices. He Dot he undersold. All work as to material, Flues are now Ready tor Delivery. Prompt given ti ail or- I am also agent for largest WALL is A. B. ELLINGTON, Near SI o In tie SWIM on FIDE SB -------A large assortment of the celebrated------ Brand of Fine Shoes -------just received. A complete stock of------- General MERCHANDISE on T, WHITE. C. A. Whites old stand, THE OLD R ELI A BE. --------IS STILL AT WITH A LINE-------- YEARS bee taught me best is tic ch. apes Hemp Rope, Building Pumps, mid ting necessary for Millers, Mechanic and general house purposes, as well a Hats. Shoes. Ladies Dress Goods I have on hand. Am h quarters for Heavy Groceries, and jobbing for Clark's O. N. T. Cotton, and keep courteous and attentive n. C. C. Pitt Co. X C. J. POPE, Co., ya COBB BROS CO. COTTON AND PEANUT AND Cotton, Grain and Provision Brokers. and Progress Water Street. Hugging, Ties Peanut Sacks at Lowest Prices. and Consignments Solicited. Cede,