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Vol. 1.
Greenville, N. G, February b, 1895.
No, 49, oS :
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Heppenings Here and There Overthe
bakageard:
Mr. George W. Turner, of An-
son county, was killed. by being
caught in the gearing of an en-
gine.
Ex-Chief Justice Shepherd has.
decided to locate in Raleigh and
will join the law firm of ©. M. &
Perriu Busbee. .
The Raleich Press says that
Capt. Buck Kitehin spoke an hour
and a half at the Popniist caucus
last Thursday night and only ove
man fainted.
Mrs. . Lizzie Abern ethy, * of
Méeklenbarg.connty; while stand.
ing before the fire was taken with
a fainting spell and fell in the.
fird. oShe was! badly -burnéd- be
fore aasistagce reached her.
Tobacco Cloth at Fang S
. ee RAE of Respect.
WHEREAS, Godin His infinite wis-
dom has seen proper to take from our
ba our eeomee sna DEF and frie nd,
rd B. Mo ,
me oWH ~inT his death the}:
Greenville Tovases Board of se any, feels
that it fost eof it ruecé an st
sneuahete tite Ben andT 3 conimunity a
ana pea the faniily-a d-vo-,
ted son ara brot her, therefore be eed A
R , That we em o
thereon rt oO Board of Trade,
extend to the bereaved family our deep-
est heartfelt s eir hour
a treeht 1
of sad ciiction. rane of these
oa top
resolutions be PPE our minutes,
a. copy sent serpdel tan fami | the decdaT -
ed, a copy sent to the
AILY R&FLEC-
TOR anc Winston. Tubacco Journal for
publication,
ok Is53 R. HH. Haves, pase
8) Ss JOYNER,., . Com.
B. i FAH AM.
~Slaughter in Masic. om 2 ie
ie aes renee
200 pieces pov ts sheet. acne to ~be
sold at. ° ACs ge
Font wh wish sh to get theT
}ted James L. Little as Treasurer
pi for, 25. Bers
ato get nei, . Peas"best, mie
: At Rest.
Dr. J. Robert Eborn, aged 74
years, departed this life at his
home in Yeatesville, N- C., on the
22nd of January, 1895.. Dr. Eborn
was the oldest son of Benjamin
L,.. Eborn, decTd.: He was a former
citizen of Pitt county, and a
brether of Mrs. Lucy Randolph,
near Greenville. Many-~ relatives
and friends mourn their joss
J. B. R.
Fatewell Sermon, .
At the service in the Presbyte-
rian church Sunday morning Rev.
J. N. H. Summerell announced
that he would preach his farewell
sermon here on the third Sunday
night: in this month. He will
théen leave for Scuth Carolina to
begin the labors of his new field
ihe first of March. The people
both at Greenville and Falkland]
regret exceedingly to give up Mr.
Sor merell. , .
easter Little.
To-day
jCommissioners unaminously elec-
of the county,. John Flanagan
having declined to tender a bond
and qualify. Mr. Little notified
the Board of his acceptance and|.
will give bond at their next meet-
ing.
make the SoM tS. @n oxcellans
Treasurer,
AO Cotten and. weloute. :
Below. are. Nortolk prices of adtton
and peanats for yesterday, as. furnished
by Cobb Bros, & Co., Conamission Mer...
chants of Norfolk: ~~ ae
pase Sh dls
Good. Middling . 5
Middling . 5 4-16
Low Middling 48i
{Good Ordinary
Tone inal.T
/ PEAN UT TS,
eady at 200 a1.
benefit of rid low vit
cents.
REFLE or cg STORE.
dan
~nd Chhy 7
TB tc
Black -
the. Board of County}
ood ; ee
j é :
: es ~ a, oT ee
He's cashier of the. bank,}
one of our finest business men, Cae
most upright gentleman, aud will}
3 15-16) g
I te age
FIRST. ARRIVAL OF | E
~ _IMPORTED |
= 4 A Cc ES. a
58 styles Colored ed Edge Hamburgs
These Goods are édirect from Swite-
erland with the taruf forthe �"�
spt cash and we want to selt them
for the same 6 sine:
ier. RK REYNOLDS
For Men.
Every. pair. warranted.
ZIEGLER BROS. y
t Ladies, Misses, Children.
ee Ee ee ee get les, Bunt
See re en
EE. Bs e. wa ! 2. et.
. rs 1.37 out of the| Butter, per lb 19 to 25
: red us shin-@esr-ae 3 Sorte 6.60 v0 7
---Public-Schoel-Apportionment. |: : Sands. whith sddediitz pusas gar Hame Coe ©
Be Bhe, Board of Education: on what was left over last year OntiCorn Mesi " 60-40-80
, onday made th» apportionment! of gris fand gives the Board suffi-|Cabbage _ Be to 15
. 4 forthe yeur of the Public_School)ient for their-expenses another Flour, Family boke
| mepey. ofthe Theaweount year...Last year the amount! ap-| 08°" ine 2 30154660
oa P tomo cs eg ct 18 88/ portioned wasimeariy: a) thoussnd) potatoes Irish, per bbl 300 to 850
= follows : . '|\dellars more Shan - the iprevieds |\Potatoes oweet, per-bu 30 to 40
3 " T= 1 -l|yearn and thiseyear is: a thousand)sugar | oP) 2
eee ae te ee dellars more xthamiast.::/ We doubt|Co | AL 2
=| oe =| £ 5 |if,anetherdoetd 10 the State ear passed Re neta
a = teal = 2S imake.s better@how:neg a Gne Evgs, pei dez oe
| "T]eBo Dolsar also | co on) 60 vo}'e theramonnbofimonsy received: |eewax, per Ib ow033
a ; PB soe als : 800 80°00) ati a ase, per bu | | , 60 Revd»
3 80 00)166° 80 80 po} THE MISTORY! OF ~THE A Hilloy per ton Be
i, = q £ ; : . Paar? Cotto ea ~ ie 8
i . ere - a he oe 00}. Referring..to.4he faeikthat Mr. Hides. 1 to 3
- 6 | 80 O0l140 O¢ 80 80 09|\ Reed aud. some of. his,. followers | Minks 4 2660 75
7 |.30-. 92 80% SO 00 oy oe i tek the eisgeabinees el - T " = " "
oor o30, 00) theT In the treasury Bpopene) . ywray: tS Se
8 }-60'00} 87 POISE |: 80 WO} 80/00 eon tariff act, the Philadelphia|.". W1LEY. BROWNS...
10 | 80 40 g0 00 Times would. like to. have them. es the place fox
11 | 80 00) 80 80-00 explain why eee? i. aa donate 4 EHO ®
~ 0 , year 6 c ey. Wena) =e le ss ci :
13 | $0 oo10 ogeo | $000) year the McKinley, tani: wens LEE AP SHOES
la | 80 80 4A 30 " an ier oa Tg ry ine . bein
+ following. year, the . last . ; : :
a eS 00 = oo ol Cis | larrison _ administration... Cou-|Have Children Shoes at
i 26 tinuing, the mes states some} i :
sa . es 108 aes 00] well known facts ef-recent history 15 cents. 15
bg 19 |.8v -g0- 80 00 which, while sa Seow, Say be| W"and alse have aeumplete line of"
2 20+) 80-00) 80° 82 Ov forgotten unless repea OCCH-4. ~
FRY Socchsr-odoo | 83.00] |stonally.. We copy |DRY -: GOODS
29 1 92 80 30 00 The payments of-gold from the :
23 | 80 00) 80 0 00 in redemption of Upited sold at.very: close Margin...
' 24] 80 00) 80. +4 States pees wit 7, Pes ~were
q =f : greater an been in any ° ° ; -
= 08 ~0 : oe 5 ear since the. first ~after, the re See his $18 Sewing Machine:
97 | BO. 00) 30. 0 | 80 90 pen oe ~ os specie , povmeecs. ) "
8@ 00 n° 1092 they were four es ~ WN
o -- re . + 90 00 reater than in 1891 They WILEY BROWN.
~30 } 80 90, 80 90 ov ; oars inT 1893, and again 34 Be
¥. 80° 1 e ~neither case was Qt; MOD : |
o+ r-y ee pes oe |tarff a considerable factor. The|S: HK: PENDER: & CO.,
83 | 80 0080.4 80-00) {demand for gold--was started by
34 | 80 00) 80 80 00 the Sherman act ~of o1890, owhich TINNERS
35 | 80 00 80° | 80 00 Re ee 7 asec paced : |
4.80 -90496 80 00 ury no in excboange.. Ver. . a..
37 | 80.00 80 --80 00 | bullion. And -Stove.::Dealers.
38 | 80 00H04 80 00 A Democratic President andT
39-1: 80 OUlR44 80 Corgress have not stopped «this! , _ . 7
. 40 | 80 00 80 8O ran upon the Pressure i �"�) Repairing .promptly at:ended to
41 ae-o0rL10'* -b go lit is only trath to say.. theyT Cre
42 | 80 0 | 80 0 4bave no sort of sesponsibility for oealee Ie
43 | 80 ~| 89 Oo ite beginnivg. It and the com-
44 | 80 80 menoement of the panic Were.4¢ collie GLASS obliD - BUTT:
- Be ¢ 80 ine@eTaer an Ww * ;
: 80 n@ country was beholding allthe}:- Lamp Goods, Bicycles, &c.
. 80 glories of a Hepublican adminis} = 9 * 6
jration"Repablican - President}. ffor Rambler and ~Crescent
enema nt ; Senate, R publ jcan ee EE .
"of school'£ gett Bicycles.
Sgt Li Ba ly ga a eg eel Sn
tiful ely at the torth of Potcaned ~ rT
creek, about eight miles from Hook- |}
erTs headquarters. We rode thither in | ;
an ambulance over a rough corduroy,
read; and\:as + we x sayings:
let fly a volley of siaooreanid oaths at|
his wild teamof six mulés. Finally | |
Mr. Lincalpleaned forward stouched
the man onthe shotider ard said:
cyae, ma, My. triepdy ore
b ahs!
2 athah - preatly startfed, looked |
around @ud.rapiied:
~oNo, Mr. President, I, ame Meth-
odist.�
~ ~Well,� daid. Livooln, SE Showthk
you must be an, Episeapalian,; be-
cause you swear. like Gox. Seward,
who isa charchT warden..�
The arivér swore Oo more. ."Cen-
tury.
Roy Winsted lv Moments:
Athbheedote bP latistotie ts" se tnite
the rounds which shows how care-
fully bemakeés userot every; mqment |
of his tinte. One day the great Eng-
lishman went to visit a friend, and
after an interesting conversation of
an houraorsosothe~bost left the room
for a few «ntauses.oGni returding he
found Gladstone deeply immersed
in a book, which was carried for use
at just such spare:mements as this.
This was GladstoneTs~method of util-
izing every minute; butit is not fair
to conclude that every man should
do the same. It is;not-often a: wise
use of time to spend-oneTs*- odd -mo-
ments in thought. If aman is ap-
parently idle, that is no exidence
that his brain isidle. Some men can
think more.in fiwe..minutes than
they can/read in ~av obeur."Boston |
Transcript.
PussyTs Great Catch.
We dis pyé of icats: catching
birds, but where they take such |-
chances as did the Lewiston pussy
that leaped from a third-story ewin-
dow, ngs an English sparrow
oig! nt gie-up and safely, |.
om loon id | learn she kept
ee a8 93 x oa |
eu nder 1 Overs cca ~
ing their yearTs sap iee will find "
~their interest to.get our. prices before p
~TEOUR COFFEE, SUGAR
_ , «RICK, TRA aoe.
al wuss ape emeai apeemnciiee aia
TOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARS:
we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena
bling youto buy at one profit, .
plete stock of.T
oFURNITURE |
lways-on handand scld-at-prices tosui
he times,; OQus goods are:ali boughtand}
old for-CASH. therefore, having no risk
oO run, Wwe sell at a close margin, .
~Respentions
SoM. SGHULT2,.
A Com
co - Greenville, | WN.G
| ~Professional ~Cards.
D*�"� .D. L. JAMES,
DENTIST, | ,
GREENVILLE, N..0.
L.�,�.LATHAM Latta \tiNe
~ ATKAM & SKINNER,
vate
| APTTORNEYS- 47-ba@W,
| GREBNVILLESN &.
i a Oa eer i ta
y Le FLEMING,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
Greenvil.e, N.C.
Prompt attention to business. Office
at ~Tucker & Murpby/s~ald:stand.
~" + a "" . pone
THOS. J. | JARVIS. |
A buaage &, BLOW,
oRTORNERS ATLA Ww,
GREKNVILLE, N.C,
$8 Practice i. all the Conrts... .
Barbers:
AMES A SMITHe =
DONSORIAT ARTIST/S
ete ope O.*
J�
-Ourstock is co ete
a allits branches.» mE
o|
: padea aie b
AND FLORENCE oRAIL | ROAD.
~Condensed Schedule,. |
pee ie (HA INS GOING SOUTH: @
daa o|o8]
yl eg ou, eg ee
Leave Weldon | 11 53)
Ar. Roeyk Mt | 12 87
Lv. Rocky-Mt' fees | 055
Lv Selma : 2 53)
Ly. Faytteville| 4:30}12
Ar,.Flerence ; 716).
An w tacaainl |
Liv Wilson , 2 08 + & 5
[¥Geldsbore |"2- 55 T29
Mie $59 ||
|Ar to 4120 OV.
mingsonh ia
- ~TRAINS GOING .NOTRH. as
Died EES S|, Se.
JanTy 7, sais Bl Be
1894. ZA la A Za
eo ae MPM op th
fLy Florerce | 7 25) 7 15). ~
+ELv Fayetteville|,10 101,919
Ly Selma ~41 62) by
Ar Wilan = |:12 42 #115 4
we re "
So'e |].
ZA 3
7� A.M. : sf PS reas
Ly Wilmington|...9 00). Ff 7.00
Ly Magvolia.;. }.10 32 -av 8 31
Lv Goldsboro | 11 35) _ 9 40
ar Wilson 12 26 10 27%.
Ly Wilson 12 82 i042:
oer: Rocky Mt | 1 48 | 11 15
EN a = seat be saaiinmned a
-~AD Tarhoro....} 2 21/2 ies
} iy Tarboro... {12.24
|. Ly Rocky Mt | 1 58
wee - ig ree
. = + ce 7 = 5 a ®
3 pee i = Se Ws, ee
inet al e 3 3 ~ *
2 we « os pe eS
s 4 &
3
6 ae 2 if ¥
i ay eae at 1 w
ae oa dally except sander. = Ve +
Sa gat gt ee eee ee ee ae ee ee es eo = fs a ee eee wea 3 sk
ya rae ee ag nee Sg es es eget? eee pity,
NOT WALL FLOWERS. . SNAP SHOTS.
But People who are Caught in the Little Items Hustled Together,that ell
~ © Busy World. , ; the News Quick, | Pai:
rr 7 . ; waite re» | e hy : ~eal t agp
Mr. J. A- Dupree went to Con-| There isa big* freshet in_ the
eas ence RAH (IG
: . | 3 7%} : 4} } . ai gta 7am
Mr. J. H.Hanby, of Wilming-| ouy Cotton Seed Meal at. the
tom, in bere. ~Old Brick Store. aga
Capt. R. Williams, of FalklandT
is in town to-day.
Hon. J. E Moore returned . to
Williamston to-day.
Mr. A. L. Biow is in Snow
Hill on legal basiness.
Mr BR. L. Smith left this morn
ing for Richmond to buy stock.
Mr. T. R. Hodges, of Washing-
top, was here to-day selling to-
bacco.
; Mr. Louis Arnheim, of Tarboro
is
friends here.
Mre. E. B. Higgs and Miss
Faupie Higgs have gope to Scot-
land Neck to visit relatives-
Last Wednesday at Bethel Mr.
L. K. Gregory and Miss Dora
Davenport were married by D. ©.
_ Moore, Esq-
Topacco Clothat LangTs
Sent to Ashevilic.
In compliance with a request
from his mother the body of Mr.
R. B. Morgan, who died yester-
day, was sent to Asheville to-day
forinterment, instead of being
baried here as wag first intended.
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
; MoCarth: knocked Layton out
in the third round at a contest in
Galveston.
_ Qne policeman killed another
in Holyoke, Mass., and then
killed himself.
- A manand woman walking on
the railroad track in Atlanta were
rig a | a train and both fatally
wounded. .
While the inmates of a Keeley
= institute at
spending a few days with |
.
Denver, Col., ~were
an entertainment, buarg~
The County Commissioners are
in session again to-day,
| Please hand the carriers your
~aiBbscription for the Datity. Re
| FLBCTOR.-
It does not look now like fair
weather wilt continue long.
Fine stock of Shoes just in at
J. L. Starkey & Co's.
Mr. J. White shipped twelve
fine chickens to Durham ,to-duy.
They weére silver lace Wyandotte.
| For Rent-"Two Seine Fisher-
ies near Pactolus. Apply to
J. J. CHERRY, Sk.
The Town Councilmen had a
meeting last night but nothing
was. done outside of recefving
reporta -of officers and oallowing
monthly. accounts... -- rr
Superintendent J: W. Smith
reports that there are now twen
ty-nine inmates in the County
Home, nineteen whites and ten
colored.
Messrs. L. H. Pender, Ola
Forbes and R. M. Moye went out
for a hunt to-day on their bicy
cles. They looked real war like as
they rode out dressed in: hunting
suits with guns strapped across
their shoulders. ,
4
It is Neeaed,
At this meeting of the Board
of Commissioners recommenda-
embodied in the reports of the
Solicitor aud Foreman of the
Court, urging the necessity-_.of
providing a vault for the protec-
tion and safe keeping ofthe books
Clerk and Register of Deeds.
The Board conld take no: adtion
~in the matter; as to build a vault
tions were presented. that were! |
Grand Jury at the last term of}.
and records in the offices of the}
\At our stables in Greenville om
Satu, bray St, 1898,
A LOT OF GocD
HORSES & MULES
at Auction. They will
be sold to the highest
bidder without regard
to price. Nostock put
up will be taken down
or bought ia for us, bat
will be knocked off to
the highess bidder... .
TUCKER & EDWARDS.
The Place to Sell your |
;
TOBACCO!
EASTERN
TOBACCO.
WAREHOUSE, eg
P %.
at Ak Geen OF: es
0. : L. % JOYNER, Prop. ; gi ,
than can be made without.
jeoncurrence of the Magist
oof the county- er
: it