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Vol. 1.
Greenville, N. C., December 12, 1894.
Weather Bulletin,
Rain to-night, fair Tharsday, cooler.
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS
eee eS
The fate session of the N. C.
Conference at Durham, made the
MR. SHORTTS FUNERAL,
Immense Throng Follows his Remains
to Their last Resting Place.
(special to Reflector.)
W asHineton,N. C.,Dec 12."One
of the largest funeral processions
ever witnessed in ashington
was that of Mr. E. Murray Short.
yesterday afternoon. The funer-
al exercises were conducted at
the Presbyterian church, of which
he was a consistent member, by
Rev. Dr. C, M. Payne. The church
was crowded to its utmost capa.
city by sorrowing relatiyes and
friends.
The floral tribut)-s were many
and of remarkale beauty anu ap-
propriateness.
Mr. ShortTs oldest daughter,
Miss Addie Lee Short, who was
attending school
reached home on a special train
about one o'clock, accompanied
by Prof. James Dinwiddie, Presi-
|
dept of Peace Institute.
Horse Killed.
A wan was riding a poor horse
vesterday evening, and when near
HumberTs machine shops the ani-
wal stumbled and fell, breaking
its right fore leg near the shoul
der. A crowd gathered around
and Chief of Police James was
requested to shoot the animal
and put it out of its misery.
man onght to be punished for
using as poor a horse as that was.
Marned
QvuINERLY"-RanDoLPH-"This af
ternoon at three oclock, at the
home of Maj. John Peebles, six
miles above Greenville, Mr. R. 8.
~ Quinerly, of Grifton, and Miss
Annie Randolph were warried by
lev. G. F. Smith The happy
couple with a party of friends
takethe evening train for Grif-
top. The ReFrLEecror extends
best wishcs.
=
at Raleigh, |
A|
lhas reduced prices cn all goods.
tollowing appointments that will
[be of interest to REFLECTOR read-
\ers:
| WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-G. A. Oglesby-
Washington station"R. J
Moorman and W. H. Call, super-
nuwerary.
Washington ct"Sam Leffers.
Aurora ct= J. J. Barker.
Swan Quarter"D. A. Watkins.
Mattamuskeet"vU. P. Jerome.
Fairfield ct"H. B. Anderson.
Jamesville ct"R. T. Wyche.
Greenville station-G F. Smith.
Greenville ct"L. H. Joyner.
Bethel station"W. A. Forbes.
Turboro station"J. A. Lee.
Tarboro ct"L. Leach.
| §. Edgecomb"W. J. Twilly.
| Rocky Mount and Marion
\Chapel"J. A. Underwood and H.
|\A. Humble.
| Nashville ct"S. A. Cotten.
| Spring Hope"J. W. Gibson.
| Wilson"T. N. Ivey.
| Fremont"W. H. Pucket.
Ocracoke ard Portsmouth"J.
W. Martin.
| Rev. R. B. Johu is Presiding
~Elder of Elizabeth City District.
| Rey. J. C. McCail goes to Mur-
freesboro.
Rey. E. C. Glenn to Morehead.
Dr. L. L. Nash to Centenary
church, Newbern.
Rev. J. T. Lyon, who many
years ago lived in Greenville and
published apaper here, goes to
Rockingham.
Rev. F. A. Bishop to Hertford.
Rev. R. L. Warlick to Dare.
Rev. BR. F. Taylor to Bruns-
eck cireuit.
Rev. J. 'T. Daily to Warren cir-
cait.
Rev. E. B. Wilcox to Grifton.
Rev. A. R Raven to Scotts Hill
circuit.
| The next session of the con-
jfereuce meets at Elizabeth City.
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oe ,
:-: in all goods at-::
rink iLSON'S
From now until J anuary Ist, 1895,
I will rednge my entire stock.
A Christmas Present for All:
CLOTHING !
MARKED WAY DOWN.
All Cuts, Shades, Styles, Price, Quality
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS,
Gents Furnishings,
are included in this reduction and are.
all fresh and iatest styles.
FRANK WILSON.
FOR
WEEKS
YOU
BUY
*
TWO
LONGER
CAN
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OZ-IZ-Oro
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(9)
AT CoOsT
Remember that H. C. Hooker
ara
a
AT LANGT.
DAILY oREFLECTOR.
I J. Ww HI \CHARD. Editor.
S'ubscriptice 25 cents per ron
FE . i j-c': mis il rte
a . © a bg bad Col. t 3 9 Lijal matter.
The Baptist State Convention
which mct in Charlotte last week
adjourned Monday. Itissaid to
have been one of the best sessions
the Convention bas Lad since 1ts
Orgapization at Greenville 64
years ago. In spite of the hard
times po debt was reported to the
body aud something over ten
thousand dollars was contributed
by thé delegates during the prer-
ent The Convention
reports showelithatthe denom-
nation was growlug and prosper-
ling inthe State. The preaching
cn Sunday was exceptionally fine
The Convention was handsomely
by that flourishing
The next session be
Ses8100.
eLtertal neal
city. will
lield at G@reensboro
The members of Conyress from
North not to favor
Secretury Carlisle's Hnuancial plan.
the curren-
Southern wembers generally
like -
de
of
1s"what
Opposes ,
do See ID
They Say it erpauds
cy
favor it apd their reason for
ing it
7 Tee
is that
it does in sowe
LnCrease the volume
money. Thus it ever
want the North
fat tbev wantis no
to us We nee
noaccial le
Fe
WwW i ot acceplal ble
id
*
aly
not erpec
the
Mr
}
al of the
from
gislation
present session of Conyress
Woodard savs ths repe
~aoks will not
for
from
the
muke
but to
exint
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Tue iuterests
tar oni
We dout
favoralle leg
Dy le ss, BO)
teo percent
pass ellher LOOK
Tr
muca igiation
+ }
~ ii ©
iveoming C
rut as
it to fret
CAD
} ej i}
people bad abt well
{4 De
Dest they
bg cire
up their min
under
umsta oce's
of ae 2) U oitecd
BO Warlec
States are
that there alwaves will be wore or
less friction 1o levzisiation
"
*ribe to the Dat. |
ow
oe
" Lies
Urgent Deficiency Bill,
Washington, D. C., December
11."Tbhe House Appropriations
Committee to-day agreed upon
the urgent deficiency appropria-
tion bill. The amount carried 18)
#2.139,105. and is to supply de
ticiepces in appropriations for the
year ending June 30, 1595. ~The
pripcipal ite'us are as follows :
Public printing and binding,
$100,000: re-coinage of siiver,
100,00); expenses of collecting
the income tax, ¥245,095 ; expen
ses of special examiners, pension
office, $250,000 ; eleventh Census,
F300.0U0 5, expenses of U pited
States marsbals, $140,000; fees of
yarors, United States courts,
$130,000; fees of witnesses, F000,
G0); support of United States
prisoners, $340,090); transporta
tion of silver colin, $20,060 ; re
eolnage of minor coins, $3,500,
toni House of Representatives.
FOO.
_" ed
A FewW STATE ITEMS.
Dr Jobo P. Clioginan,
Davie county died on last
night aged Sl years.
ODeB of
Suatur-
A big buck white shad. an un
usual s'ght for this season was lu
the market Sauturday.-"New
Berce Jourual.
Loula Paris. a girl 18 years
age, who was sevtenced March
last to fifteen years in the
Penitentiary for
has been p: irdoned by
kiias Carr.
Mr Joh
ochvaille,
sO far Y
coubty this season. He killed a
1! months old pig that pulled
the beam at 420) pouuds."Salis
bury Herald.
n Funderburke.
reports the
slaughtered
of En
larvest boy
in Rowan
Cotton and Peanuts.
prices
J.B. CHERRY & CO.
of
State
manslaughter,
CzOVerDor
DEALERS IN-"
FIRST -- CLASS -- GOODS.
"O "
TREY SELL CHEAP FOR CASE,
Call on them when you need"
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Crockery.
Farming Implements,
Hats, Hardware, Guns, Tin-
wale.dlows,
FURNITURE.
Prices Reduced on all Linea to Meet the
Hard Times.
Do not fail to call on us.
STARVATION
PRICES!
ON-: -ALL- -GOODS
for 13 days only,at
HIGGS BROS.,
LADERA OF LOW PRIC
(;REENVILLE, N. ©.
AW ILE Y BROWNS...
""js hie place » fop"
CHEAP SHOES
Have Children Shoes at
15 cents. 15
otmplete lie of"
- GOODs
wy
Thar sri
e his $18 Sewing Machine.
WILEY BROWN
"ilh lalso have ac
DRY -
old at vers
(st:
wa
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT. Killed By An Flectric-Light Wire.
; New Orleans, December 11."
The following letter received! Joseph F. Jaworek was cooked
by Lieut. B- F. Sugg,a nd.handed|to death on Canal street last
the REFLECTOR for publication.| night in the presence of a large
explains itself. : ~crowd. A _ broken
Go.psBoro, N. C., Dec. 11. 1894. | wire fell on him.
To the Officers and Members of the
N. ©. State Guard : TT
CoMRADES "The Goldsboro R1-|
eel
he Proper Place to Buy
ties, Co., D., First Regiment N.C. _ ; GHSisce _
SG. are working to erect @ mon ~Familv ee GROCERIES
ument on the batticfield of Ben-| v -_
topsville, N. C., tothe memory of, Canned Goods, Fruits,
Confections
"for the holidays is at"
D. S. SMITHTS
Fresh Goods constantly.
Fire Crackers at jobbersT prices.
Our Flour beats the world.
Best Ciyzars in town.
DonTt forget the place.
the Coefederate dead who nobly,
laid down their lives in that bat!
tle for 4 cause that was right. |
We need the assistance of all,
those who feel interested in ~the
cause. |
Mr. J. W. Pepper, of Philadel: |
phia, Pa., has kindly donated a!
Drum Major's Baton to us to be)
disposed of for the Monument!
fund. Ata meeting of the Mon-!| | .
ument Committee it was ecided S. Kk.
to send the Baton out to the sev-
eral companies in the Guard and
havethem solicit from the citi |
TINNERS
j a TL at a)
zens in their respective towns And SOV C Dealer Se
votes at 10 cents each to any regi-|
mental band they may see fit -o| Repairing promptly atiended to
vote for"the regimental Band) "DEALERS IN"
that receives the highest numbe! PAINTS, Olay, GLASS AND PUTTY
of votes to be given the Baton.
ffach company commander will Lamp Goods, Bicycles, &e.
sepd puwber of votes to his regi-
meptal commander together with:
PENDER & CO.,
Agent for Rambler and Crescent
amount, less exp ess charges. Bicycles.
The commander of Regiments -
ards.
will send in number of votes of
their respective Regiment to Gen. Professional C
elestriclight
D.S. SMITH.
The Place to Sell your
TOBACCO!
o
pepe nn
ne
sh 9
|
ooO -N S~ATTIANTHUD
EST ABLISHED 1875.
5. WM SCHULTZ,
OLD BRICK STORE
KF ing their yearTs supplies will find
F. H. Cameron who will make the """"""_ "
award and instruct Baton to be W* H. LONG,
turned over to band entitled to
ome. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
A jist of all companies, with GREENVILLE, N. C.
pumber of votes, will be publish Practices in all the Courts,
ed after award is made.
Very Respecttully,
T. H. BalIn,
Captain Goldsboro Ritles,
1), Ist Regimenf, N.C. S. G.
"
L.C. LATHAM HARRY SKINNER
; ATHAM & SKINNER,
Co. ATTORNEYSSAT=LAW,
GREENVILLE. N. C.
Nomunations by The President, |
. . L.
Washington, D. C., December J.
11."-The President to-day sent to,
the Senate the following nomina |
FLEMING,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
(greenville, N.C.
tlons: Prompt attention to business. Office
Jobn C. Black, of Iilinois, to be at Tucker & MurvhyTs old stand.
onited States Attorney Tor . . nal
" \ttornes a r the THOS. J. JARVIS. ALEX. L..BLOW
[ltinois.
Northern District of
{| Senet & BLOW,
| Boaild up your business by put- ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW,
ting an advertisement in the | GREENVILLE, N.C,
their interest to get our prices before pua
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete
n allits branches.
PORK SIDES&SHOMLDERS.
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAK,
RICE, TEA, &c. -;
| alwuys at LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
TOBACSO SNUFF & CIGARS
| we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena
bling youto buy at one profit. A com
plete stock of
FURNITURE
s on hand and sold at prices to sui
the times. Our goods arse all bought and |
sold for CASH. therefore, having no risk
to run,we sell at a close margin.
Respectfully,
3s. M. SCHULTZ,
alway
DaiLy LErLECTOR. 'ggt ractice in vil the Courts.
a
Greenville, N, C
~i
OUR REFLECTOR.
T.o90k in and See Your Fuce
Mrs. JOR
list to day
Mr. Morris Myer went to Kius
ton last night.
Mr. T. § Wooten.
~Is at court to-day.
of Snow Hill,
Mrs oS oa.Cherry has been quite
sick for the past three days.
Moss Havens Cherry has gone
to Baltimore to spend awhile.
Mr Sylvester Fleming,
wshoin yton, In Lere to-day.
Miss Bettie Moore. of Elia City.
isn Visiting Bir. Gr W. Williams.
Mr. WA. Piemiue avd
Jiis bi
of
vs
two of
ws. fromn Hiasse!ls. were Ler:
Wolter Harding. of (gt,
tie Ville. Is Wesltiter the family of
Slay HL Har iii
Mro J. H Copvw of Avden, was
~ta oC tie Kacerthi beoudid truin this
Tid: dF ta li _� ag " LQ Ri hiigou cl.
Mrs VW Ib 3, ttacl stil Mrs. LI if
Ligtto: fuga. f: } UD Ob
tls Mhibgos tt pospeen d the
CiaT Te
Vo representative
.
of (3 hligseh ici 1 Ia Lic thiime, D sith
abo Pe kik G@ Very clever veutlicmah
ls i tot ~
Mii -Ofieliiel f Norfoik
i Vtntle bWoeVening to
S heath [act ax Witt Ws ut Le War
} i=-j i� t I vo
biees \ MoNimiura wr
{itt..Chl ret ) itiitoin tne Meth
Cr itst Chi. re! ut Aue ok
lu the b34
Mir Joe Quinerty and Mies Bet
© LX Ob Caine ~ t (rtaitot
trois mornin t ety do thle dra
o *. & a*
beac eter f
~ar a
been spenudiusau few dave ou this
Insthket oo ckibg after pu ichauses
He isa large exporter to Baropein
Luei kote.
Rev Gr to Smith come home
Ja-tonistt from | fete Ti.
i] T 7
rmeoobie diere are ai. cleliapitedt
%
he bias bree ty reCuUlronecl to Crree nh
. 1. @ for tpt Br year biee Leaves
this ever, for Davidson tity
tToospeud someclays with bis pag
elites.
Callin awudace my Curistinas
Td «: A ttal ~ bora a Vy md
i
oe
rr
AYDo«N ITEMS.
"_" AYDEN, N. C.. Dee, 12th."Rev.
Cotton 42 to day. J. W. McNamara lectured at the
The Furniture & Racket Store college last night.
The wife of Hiywool Batts
The pay train was here to day. died vesterday. Rev. J R. Tiugle
Loading Wil preach ber funeral to-mor-
~ row.
Rev. J. M. Barfield was here
vesterday making his arrauge-
tne.ts for meving here atau early
day.
Mr. Joe Norris,
has moved here.
LOCAL REFLECTIONS,
Low prices on Breech
(raus at J. 1k Cherry A Cos.
Regular summer thuuder and
bail storm to-day.
Zeigler Bros, tte Sos
handsome useful
(CClircstinas preseuts
ford, /
Pitt county Rathes: i ww Tiere The sidewalk pridge onthe cor
ing peat Friday afternoon to elect cer near Mr. Moc. berauals resi
dence in bal eondition ancl
should be isooked after at once.
biank Wilson Messrs. Sheppard and High-
16 Turkeys. Sruithi are NOW Orepeitead to pat
aisery. Up electrie bells anual inasrneto OF
a - , bell telephones for those wishing
Chirist- .,
Chielo.
Bi: Ro-u."At
cong: ethonery
thisct |
Wtihke
vagetataal
Moun
matics of Farmville,
oticers. Is
My Christinas neckties just) in,
they Tre beatles
WaNtbiO AP ONCE.
A}jen Warren. Riverside N
Dont fal to buy vour
pits woods at Sirelteurnos
he ony first elass line of Con
1 Froit-e ain town
Morris) Myers
Lietie dug ber
etuhied
. Store.
Phew cat iit i)
bie tL: fruits Cikliadbes
seul
~) t } I - |
5 i hMUigl cheapen thiatlie hv (lit? me fOwW). I
Phe inoon gets fall today keep Npples. Orianees. Pears.
Dout apsybeoiv try to imitate the Crrapes. Chestuuts. Pineappies,
haters Cocanuts.and ail kinds of Candy
Goto SialburnTs and see the iad. freslevery dive bo want all
tejorite ~{ ot Doves eVer showh it The biacdles trad crenitletuedh for cesties
Crreerliviiie toed see mie. chou t be boastifial.
NEvooline f Povs and Christmas Mouihis Myt.
(lor fectloteries is pow cotplete,
Lo Iv Lise- ail f me ee thier. aa . ; . .
. bys, ge wt) 6WWe ave offsring our
Hou batters for Sautao Claus --- stock at -:-
t Mbheit uri
Crrauulaterl Sugar 5S cents 1 ,
mouthed. did Seedvess Ptuisius it 7 e .
\ } 1 . }
(dt Brick Moore a | Jj
Ties Cr. \ () rlestiy, bbe s: line }
poder of the Was eton DistrictT.
wil prench oan the Metoo lis:
Licht
Crreatt redactions for the EH
" Durine-s-the--Polidays,
fav t: : Moers Yeouth oat .
Dboys Chothiec at C. U.Maaur ord -
MPR. Totne is: Sti wii er Soo
te bands cue portnats received Woo Lave just what vou
Peig Caisbeoothietts Whose pul ~hittse x e '
Siai UE towl. The one of Nirebt ; |
~ Wi hid) at Ubie
bT. ~ cr) ol I, D)adiiel. tanen anit att at |
r} toa Vout tbh. Is Joint . 1 .
1 } . « ry
Vor, KReob . Ole of Chie firs cot
bee Wok eto orton (4 (Ly factory,
~ ofepe [9 it mo; sultabie oo ; tl
fon . aT CraveT TS at call.
store to G@pen a@ branca estalb-
ee Led to manef.eture eand =
Onan fet Wt DATE
Lie ree Ley medi tO thie Joolbuy trade as { iv | ia Y
we, ms retail. , 4 u ~