oToR will be one month old. Itrs { Rh te OeHet aelaceal Cow) erties a mn Many a -aD. JOWHICHARD. ~Editor.Subscription 25 cents per Month---Entered: ads second-class mail matter.To-morrow the Daty Reriec-was started to run a-month, andone nfore issue will ¥omplete thattime- It has met with yery grat-ifying encouragement and wetake this .occasion ~to returnthanks to every one who has help-ed it on. So many have request-ed as to continue the daily edi-tion that we have decided t doso, for awhi'e longer at Ilesast.The business men will be called*. upon again tomorrow and next=ret*-calday. and the patronage they areready to give will determine this.If the present patronage is con-tinued the daily can go on itspresent sizs "if increased it canbe made larger. Thcugh the pa-per is small, those unfamiliarwith such work have no idea whatis required to get it out. For instance, this writer has had to putin from fifteen to sixteen hours aday, and these hours have beenno play but constant hard work.Of course such work is a heavystrain both mental and pliysical,but we are willing to do allin ourpower for the advancement ofGreenville if the people of thecommunity stand by us. As wesaid in a former issue "Greenville- can-have a daily paper if the peo-ple want it. " " " " eeeMr. John Flanagan, who. hasbeen Treasurer of the county for_ two years, and. who was: elected- for another term by the Board ofCommissioners at their Decewber- omesting after they had rejected)- the-bond of Mr. J. A. Thigpen}_ and deciared the office vacant, has!given notice that he cannot as-4 oa the Office.and only holdsver-nontil his successor can becals and qualify. Miah mat-} -lters situated just as they are at| -'jpresent it looks like a-good timeto discuss the question of consoli-.\dating the offices of ~Treasurerand Sheriff, letting the incum- "ibent of the latter perform th iduties. of the tormer.At theDemocratic convention in Septem-ber this was suggested, but beingdeemed not the proper body todecide the mutter it was dropped.We would like to hear this T sab-:ject discussed fully, andthe ReFEECTOR columas are open to anyone who would like to express!himself on it. Some counties inthe State have tried the two off®ces consolidated and find the ex-periment very satisfactory. Beau-fort county is highly pleased withsuch a. system. It makes. theSheriff's office more remunerativeand renders the giving of thebeads less troublesome.= "aeIt is saia that the programmeis to run Senator Ransom forGovernor next election. TheNews hears that things are beingshaped to that end, and it wantsto say right now that-the Demo-cratic party was big enough foolin the last election, and ought tolearn some sense from whathappened then, -Let Ts let thetimber that has gone to thetom lie there, and look out fornew material. " Charlotte News.That is good logic. Let theGovernor's chair next time bewell. Go to bothering with theold timber and there may have tobe toomuch explaming of whythis or that was done in yearsgone by. Plenty of men not yetreached the meridian of life whowill make good Governors andagainst whom a finger could notbe raised.Mr..Benjamin Leeraft .Perry,late proprietor of the Atlantichotel at Morehead City, died at ~Raleigh on last Saturday. Hejleaves a wife and three children.bot-'filled by Jule Carr or Joe Cald "}an of sear 4 in malileos. there willbe no-lack of things to write and -{talk about for the next four orfiye months. The Legislaturewill Tmeet next Wednesday andwill be the centre of attraction forsixty deys. By the time we havefinisked talking about that themunicpal election will be on handand the selection of candidatesfor mayor and aldermen will : re-quire our. attention until the firstMonday in May. After thatevent things will quiet down fora while, so far as is now known.But the crops will be growingthen and we can either discussthe outlook for harvest or " ~ ogoa-fishing. � "Salisbury Herald.= ae aaaWhat will be the effect of themarketing of the one million tonsCuba sugar ip America on top ofthe surplus million tons of beetroot suyar is one of the unknownquantities of the coming year. "Willett & Gray Ts Statistical.peneDealers in playing cards, inKansas, don Tt svll them. They orent � them, the rent charged be-ing the price ot the pack. Thisisthe way they dodge the tax.That Ts a regular sneak game.SeEECotton and Peanuts,Below are Norfolk prices of cottonand peanuts for yesterday, as furnishedby Cobb Bros. & ase Come baton Mer-chants of: ~Norfolk :COTTON.Good Middling .Midd lingLow MisdlingGood OrdinarTune "ste:5 9-16dy.Prime "Extra Primecient:Tone " |Egse steady at18 to 19 ete.)5. B, P 3 1.75. to 2.00 per bag.** "damaged. 1.00 to 1.75.B ack ie Clay; 60 to 15 per bushel.