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Weather Bulletin,
Rain or: snow
early Cunday, clearing Sunday.
Temperature will fall eighteen
degrees by Bundey night.
"_"sthie
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Ward McCallister, a well-known
New York society isader, died of
grip.
Judge E. R. Hoar, of Massa-
chusetts, a brother of Senator
Hoar, 18 dead.
The German steamer. Elbe,
enroute from Bremen to New
York, collided with a small steam
er and sank. AboutT 350. lives
were lost.
The Norfolk avd Portsmouth
Cotton. Exchange. have. endorsed
the iinancialviews of theT Presi-
dent expressed in his recent mes-
sage to-Congress: » _ o
A train on the Southern Pacific
Railroad was held-up -by ~masked
men near Wilcox, Ariz. The.rob-|
bers used dynamite to blow open
the express ~Car and got away
with $16,000. *
Sheriff ff R. Ww. -King wot to Ay-
den last night and returned this
morning.
Tobacco Cloth at LangT st
Cotton and Peanuts,
Below, aré Norfolk prices of cotton:
and peanuts for yesterday. as furnished
by Cobb Bros. & Cos, Gounnjsrion ~Mer-
chants of Norfolk :~ «
to-night and}
THE. LEGISLATURE.
at THURSDAY. -
-Thechietnew bills inleodadedT in
the Senate were + To lt printing
~of county exhibits to lowest ~bid-
a ~ey
~der, to require railways: to. any reece aN
unused tickets, to increase powers | _
of superior-court clerks in regard: i
to granting of charters.
{COMFORT 1
DLA Hiri Yt
That isT aia we can give you in� i
The bill to reduce: charges on =
sales of leaf tobacco in warte-| ff et
houses passed the Senate after eae
three hours. debate.
The mostim portant new bills in
the House:were: ~To appropriate
fifteen thousand dollars this year |
and like: amount next year for ad-
ditional buiidings ant
College; to allow persons who sell
horses and mules to
secyre payment, to-extend uxtil
next year the time for'revistration |
of physicians, to fund ~ Wilming-
tonTs debtoby the issue uf $5v, 600} a
in bonds,'to-exempt Craven~coun-|
ty from: the: gume law, to incdrpo-} |
rate the Stimsom LumberT Com-~|''4
inethod |
ini which searches for lost or)*�
|stoten ~property : shall be made,|° °° age
to cure defects in registrationT of| "iees
pay, to prescribe: the�
deeds by: ep aty: clerk.
TheyTre After ~Gracnwie.
{people
taxes the same as .
outside of the town to keep.
take lieus to}
Toi bacco Cloth at LangTs ~ i
The bill has passed " its.. third | val
reading in the Senate. requiring] |
living inside. the corpo-!.. .&
rate limits of Greenville to pay; ..¥aE
persons living}. X
SPs
equipment =
atT Agricultural ~aud Mechanical)T ~
oFOR
. Bion F. oReynolds:
and: Bay State Sho ~ ob
ioe pr. warn
FOR LS.
Pst
a .
pers
ae . P, Reed & Co.'s
Hand = Wade Shore
., and Ziegler )Bros.T «
. Hand,= Made: Shoes.
- best. makes. Au sizes! wn
sat amb atyless So icin
_o| MM-is- your trade: we: i
: want and we prepared "
beter beat shed market : on:
a qorToy- the fence. around the _Greenville|,.
| 2 i ) 7-1 :
: Senahing te a stock law teritory. The .Houre,
Low Middling 411-16 committee has also - repurted fa
&S eet ins Ordinary 4\vorably yt a bill. to. amend. thet ciao dass
oside one"nominal. e id eee
a PEANUTS, ae charter of the tor bad of Greenyille. seas 7
: ue , ° i|. Some dinfeckon: Midas night]
-. Extra Prime : aaa to 23 were ~discpssing the. uumber of
Ree RRGS RACES. ON oe drummers io town. en. .one of| |
| ee. on 23\them remarked that. more dram-|;
one"duil. mers had been in Greenville the}.
Eggs"steady at 20 to 21 cts.
4. E. Peas"best,)2.00: to 12.25: per bag.
last two
weeks than were ever e
se nie dam d. 1.50 to 1.75.
_ Black and Clay, 75 to 90 per bu-hel.
seen here in the 8 same, length oft et
time. " iets 2
a ee oe
, Foe
er eT ee Oe eee ee apre ae 6 rac
WASEENGTONLETTER. | Greenville Marivét.
z eton, D. O., Feb. 1 1895 aby S.-M. Schultzat the
President Olevelanc would much Old Brice steve. =
prefer that Congress would pass Butter, per 1b 19to 25 ~,
# bill, either.in accordance | Wes Bias 6.60'to 73~
e ~recommendations contained Sugar cvred Hams ll to 12
Fs | : and Obser- i eng yy eo aR eee ee [Core 40 to 60
y Yer says that in the Staté (Senate/#*0wn ideas of what ong 0 bel vorn Meal 50 to 8Y
| one to enable the government to Cabbage 5 to 15
© there are 14 Baptists ;9 Metho- redeem its promises to pey when Flour, Family 300 to 340
_ dists; 3 Disciples ; 3 Quakers ; 2| presented ; but if Congress does Lard 6 to 10:
Iimatherans; 2 Episcopalians ; and nothing, he does not propose to a Irisb. per bbl 17300 te ano
�"� 2 Presbyterians. One of the |Sit idle and. see the credit of « the Potatoce Nweet, per bu 30 to 40
i} Methodists (Senator Hoover, of oo seared iby: en Sugar , ot
- gold redeem notes. " : t
~ f Wilson) is a preacher and two of bas given Congress a last»chance Salt per Sack 80 to 200
_ the Baptists (Senator Ammons, |to act, but if such leading mem-|(ltickens" ~ sag te38
_ of Madison, and Senator Norris,| bers of the Senate..as Vest: and| 28% pe! per Ib 20
| of Wake) are preachers. This|Sherwan. do not. misjudge the K �,�rosene 9 to 10
" b situation, the Senate is hand/ Pease, per bu 5U to 75.
Jeaves 16 not reported as chure and foot and cannot act,. even if| Hulls, per ton 500
_ members. the House passes the bill mow|Cottou Seed Meal lina
_"_"""""= before the committee on Banking ea rH Cede
Not-Met- With Often, and Currency, which proposes to
carry the recommendatious of the
Presidont into effect. - That beingT
the case, it may be set down. as
|certain thas President . Cleveland
and Secretary Qarlisle. wi!l. act.
They will issue more bonds to get
redeem the
the specie resumption act of 1875,
and the President: has said that:
he would continue to issue bonds
as often
ee ; F
8s relieves the situation by
On.
As President Cleveland and
every member of the OCabinent
understands and construes the
present laws. it is no 8
i oue . favors
8, but of getting
~ treed es frrre dee 1868-69 x3 gold, which can only be gotten
_the nextcampaign they will not|°¥,, Ponds. Whether Cougrese
; authorizes an issue of bonds or
cinne of tne the Bel cot bonde will be teiusd Wh.
have :
: Thedoie of the'fasion legisia-|2°
tare of 1895; its absurdities and|C°
ideas of reform and economy, | cumstances the act
ngress declines to sanction the
ue of bonds it is under the cir
of a coward,
will form ® groundwork for inasiduch as it is ~shirkio
i ree : | ga
~Sharp criticisms upog the hust responsibility that properly be
ongs to Coneress. Beetdes Con-
gress im providing for bonds
uld accom
= *
my it with remedial!
ch would put an
the gold raid upou the
Ne trial opened this
but so far thsre have been
lopments. |
= of Neth. died
as gold is required -until}:
WILEY BROWNTS.-
CHEAP SHOES
Have Children Shoes at
15 cents. 15,
"and also have acomplete line of "
DRY -:-- GOODS
sold at very close margin.
See his $18 Sewing Machin:,
WILEY BROWN,
8. E. PENDER & CO.,
TINNERS.
And Stove Dealers.
Repairing promptly attended to
" DEALERS IN"
PARTS, OLS, GuASS AND FORTY
Lamp Goods, Bicycles, &c, .
Agent for~Rambierand Crescent |
Onday night.
Bieyecles.. " big
NORTH CAROLINA NEWs,
State. ta
ea
""2
A negro named Ben Biodie,
-shot and killed his wite at Frank-
linton.
Mr. Isaiah Priest, of Hoffman,
Moocre:county, 84 years old and #+
Mexican yeteran, dropped dead
Monday:
~The dtizid isetdibanndat: sn settinx
of the N. C. Floralists. Asso3i
~tion will be hold in Newbern on
the 20th.
Raleigh has witnessed the spec-
tacle of a dead whiteT; mule» It}
belonged. to SecretaryT ofT State;
~Coke and was 47 years old.
Rev. G- Li. Finch,, pastor of!
Fernhill Baptist chorch, Biltmore,
~for the past -~year,: has. resigned
and will probably aceept a call to
a church at ~Pulaski; Va.
be cern re
In Burmah, it 18T said, the edi-
tors of papers. receive ~elephants
on subscriptions.
Olina the average paper: is in: it-
self abont. all the elephant -the
editcr cares to keep in stock."
Salisbury Herald.
(RTT
Pepper on the St.5"
. Some years agoa famous actress,
having been disengaged for some
time, packed her wardrobe in pepper
to preserve it from moths. She was
denly called upon to take the part
f the queen in ~~Hamlet.�. Being
ather late for her first scene, she
Besitted to shake out her royal robes,
and her dignified entrance had an
astonishing effect. The kiny, after
a brave resistance, gave vent, to a.
mighty sneeze that well nigh made
the stage vibrate. All the royal
courtiers and maids of honor fol-
vered suitsympathetically: Hamlet
tame on witha most sublime tragedy
ir, but after a convulsive move-
ment of his princely features, he
buried them in his somber robe,
sublic heard from him. Amid the
aubbub on the stage and the shrieks |""
delight from the audience, the
ilage manager,. bebmaam, eneczes,
PAD down the curtain.
Ee
| Don't put your hght under a
shel but plant-an wad_-in-the}
FE LECTOR. ~
psappesiogs Here and Tutte Over the
In North Car-|.
while sneeze afterT sneeze was all/the|
7 ESTABLISHED 1676, WILMINGTON. & WELDON . a
pile AND BRANCHES:
AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD.
} Condensed Schedule. = +»
ARMERS ~AND MERCHANTS BUY) yg g eee
ing their yearTs supplies will find " Bene - oot EE | ae
theirinterest to get our prices before re yk § eee OS cP peel
chasi where. Ours tock is complete an : AA | va ines
ts panama . eauve Weldan:} 11-881 927: pe
save Weldan:} 927). :
PORK SIDES&SHOULDERS, Ae. Roovk -Me_[-12° 57}10.20|
FLOUR; COFFEE, SUGAR.� ~ = eee ees al eam
RICE, TEA, &o, Ly Tarboro | 12 20 | ."
alwuys.at Lowms?. jtr Rocky, Mo..| 1.95 10.29 oe 008 |
oTOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARS: eg act eed Ee dere | |
owe buy direct from. Manetacturers yew |! eo FayTtteville} 4 8u)12 43
bling you to Pied at one profit. A-com.Ar- Florence ~| 15) 3.00
plete stock of , ceRemeeans alene ree
FURNITURE a 7
: _" ZQ |
lways on hand and sold at prices tosui | ae cae 7 ee »
he times. Our goods are silboughtand LvT Wile P + Ae iS 4. Bec :
old for CASH therefore, having norisk ly ikon Fi Bh.
oO run,we sell at a close margin. ~ ¥ tidhishora*| 8 66 £ 8
Respectfully; Lv Magnolia | 4 02 8.8
he. SCHULT2, [AF Wilmington) 65 30 10 00
Greenville. N.C « Me A. M
o ee . TRAINS GOING NOTEH.
Professional. Cards. Dated eS es
JanTy 7, cads = ps eee
D* D. L. JAMES, 1894, ZA lA A: | AaQ't
DENTIST, nae pgactny i
A. M.|P. M.
| CREM Y SELLE, N. C-/ Ly: Florer.ce 7 25) 7.15
'L. C. LATHAM ~HARRY 3404NE by is 4 etteville ie : 919) ~
: v Selma L ;
{Ata + HRIRN ER, Ar Wilsc pn 12 42:11.15
ATToRNEYs-aT-Law, : Tee pe :
GREENVILLE. Nz,C. . SS
Zim
J L. FLEMING,, ~ _ me perpen en
e - A. M. P. M,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW Lv Wilmington| 9 00 70
Greenvil.e, N. C. . Lv Magnolia 10 32 838i.
Prompt:attention to: business. Office} Lv Goldsboro | 11 35 9 40
at Tucker & MurvhyTs old stand. | Ar Wilsun 12 25 10 27
THOS. J. JARVIS. ALEX. Lt; BLOW - & iy = . o
JjAbvie & BLOW, 7A 7 Al
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, | P. M. Po MiP. M.
GRERN VILLE, N.C, Ly Wilson 12.62 -|11 20).10 32
�,�@ Practice ix all the Courts. : |Ar Rocky Mt. | 1.48] _ ; 12 AL 15.
\r TarboroT 2 21 i
be o |Lv Tarboro {4 12-26 Abe
Bar rs. res weld Mt he 5 if i. 02}.
TAF wt : S340). 644
AMES:A: SMITH, © A Aipni che ae 09
-'. TONSORIAL ARTIST; | Train on ootiant Meck Braneh Road... ai ce
GREENVILLE. 3. On . fleaves� Weldon 3.40 p. =) Halifax 4,00.
we Patronage solicited. | | peaiie: ee Neotiaid Neck at 4.55 be.
Sr gs cee at @.; Greenville 6.87 p. poe. 2 Kinston =
! oer van Spd� Es
11.20 seit as
Se,
_
+
* , lace,
gon, Dr. Zeno Brown, have
School at 9:30 A. M. Preaching
at 11 A. M. by Rev. J- N. H-Sam-
merell.
__ Methodist church."Sanday
School at 9:30 A. M. Preaching
at 11A.M and7P. M. by Rev.
G. F. Smith.
Episcopal church."Sunday
NOT WALL FLOWERS.
Bot People who sre Canght in the
Busy World.
Mr. W. B. ~ Wilson went to
Parmele this morning-
The charming Miss Nancy Ws!-
of Falkland, ~has been
spending a few daysintown. .
Mr. E. A. Brown arrived this
morning from Hard Times, La., to
visit his ne near Greenville.
Dr. W. B. Brown and his
been
sick a -few days but aré now
better.
Mr. A. G. Hancock, who was
here adjusting the loss of thé
American Tobacco Co., left this
morning.
Mrs. M, H- Quinerly,
made a short visit to her mother,
returned to her homein Kinston
Friday night.
Rev- J. N.-H. Summerell, of
Tarboro, came down on last
night's train and will preach in
the Presbyterian cnurch to-mor-
row.
Mr. B. H. Proctor, of Grimes--
land, made us.a call Friday alton. |
noon- Hetells us he has
o4
gaged in mercantile business
there for himself. He is a young
map of géod business qualities
and will succeed.
Services To-morrow
Presbyterian church."Suecday
School at 9: 30 A. M.
Baptist church.-Suanday School};
at 9: 30 A- M.
Eee
Marriage Licenses
During this week the Register
of Deedes iasued only four mar-
riage licenses, three for white
oup and ope for colored.
They were Johnnie Branch and
Lvwura Hare, John Gladson and
Emma Hardy, J. K- Gregory and
Dora Davenport, Dim Ward and
Jennie Hall.
\
on the 13éh.
who!|tom made suits just in. F. Wilson.
*- SNAPSHOTS. 4
a? -_ Sot FH A
: " |. = +: " ik
HO avis aso) foe Fr = Pe
AUCTION.
Little Items ". at Tell
= she Be we 2 bad . % abe |
. The rains have tempo ily|
soones Bere * sate be aa oAT
ola) rick Store.
Please hand. the. carriers your
anbscription for the Daniy siege
FLECTOR.- 4
Fine stock of Shees just in ath
J. L. Starkey-& Co's. ~~
One young man in town is on
the programme to get a ee
pene
*
Fe
My new spring samples for cus-
All talk for: Greenyiile and
work for Greenville if you want
the town to grow. |
For RExXT"Two Seine Fisher-
ies near Pavtolus. Apply to
J.J. CHERRY, SR.
Prospective. candidates might
|box up some of the mud_ on. the}
streets for use inthe next cam-
paign, if they duticipate. having
any mud-slinging to do then.
The County Board of Educa-
~tion meets Monday... The census
returns from the several schcol
districts. will be examined and
an apportionment of | the sclicol
fund made accordingly-_
The Rerizocror has received
from the Cone Export and Com-
mission Co., of New York, @ lead
pencil that we prize very bighly-|
The pencil is a mammoth, one,
twelve inches long, pearly an inch;
in diameter and moun
~arge meétal cap. The Cone Com
pany are the largest cotten mill-
ers in the country. Mr. Gaston
'Heilbroner, who aia a brother of
our townsman). * Larry - Heil-
broner, has a A ea with them.
iw?
¢ ~Seed eat at the ; -
ted with a}
"_"" """
i 4
lAt-our stables in Greenville on
Saturday, Febrnary Sth, 1895,
"we will sell"
A LOT OF GOOD
(WORSES & MULES
at Auction. They will
be sold to the highest
bidder without regard
to.price. Nostock put
up will be taken down
or bought in.for-us, bat"
will be Knocked off to
the highest bidder, .
TUCKER & BOWARDS
The Place to Sell-your
TOBACCO!
cet
EASTERN
TOBACCO
oChurch Meeting,
Immediately 0 fee | Baptist |
Sunday School exercises: ae
row morning a weetingT
members of the church will be bel
The total number issued during;
the month of January was nine-
to confer together:about "s
eae SE,
teen for white couples anc fifteen
for colored couples.
ae
pastor. Every member�
church 18 requested to be prese
sapere Vi + ee
0. . JOYNER, PROD