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Greenville, N. Os:
jebruary 1 11,
1895.
Weather Bulletin,
Thursday snow changing to
rain, warmer.
ee
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Saturday the gold resérve went
down to $41,600,000:
Most of the railroads in the
north and west are snow bound
and trains carvnot rua.
One hundred heuses have been
swept away at Cape Breton.
Number of lives lost unknown.
President Cleveland has sent
another special message to Con-
gress. The plan is laid for $62,-
000,000, in bonds to be issued.
An unknown schooner stranded
off Long Island, and parties on
the shore saw nine men drop
fiom the ringing into the sea and
perish.
Near Ardmore, I. T., a man
named Tucker, bis wife and four
children were crewated in their
dwelling. The house caught
fire and burned so rapidly in
the blizzard that they could not
get cut.
A Mrs. Jacohs and her six-year
old daughter were burned te
death at New Orleans. The
childTs dress caught on fire while
she was standing before the grate,
and in endeavoring to put out
the flames the mother was also
burned.
Tobacco Cloth at LangTs
In a Ditch,
Messrs. Walter Pender and W
S. Christian were out on their
hicycles Sunday, and going bya
frozen ditch o*Iir. Christian con |.
eluded to try his wheel on the
ice. The ice broke and odown
went wheel andrider to the kot-
tom of the diteh, dressed in his
best suit of clothes.� Wonder
how he likes a piuunge bath in
this kind of weather.
Ss
Ayden Notes.
AYDEN N. ©. Feb 11th 1895.
Mr. J. H. Ovobbis makiug things
lovely here with, his guano and
potatoes and big stock of grocer-
ies.
No less than sixteen drummers
paid their respects to Ayden last
week, but nv one heard them
boasting of the sales they made
ere.
Avden now has eizht stores of
general werchandise. Several
carloads of guano have been re
ceived, also one carload of seed
potatoes.
Talk of short socks coming into|
vogue for the ladies should not
surprise. With fashions ever
lastingly changing the wonder is
they have worn t
ing so long.
The machine wliere for putting
up tobacco flues and Messrs. Et
wards & Parker will commenee
this week toT make them. It ts
reported that another party is to
4e present stock-
|FIRST ARRIVAL ca
IMPORTED |
Hambures, -- Embroideries
58 styles Golored Bde Hamburgs
ZThese Goods are direct from Switz-
erland with the tariff off for the
spot cash and we wint to sell them
for the sume stuff.
SHOES
a
put up flues here.
Ayden -has another addition
to her list of meichanuts, Mr. Lee
all the way from Pollocksviile
N. C., with his new stock of goods
arrived last week and opened up
in one of Mr. Frank Harts new
stoles.
Lhe Blizzard.
The cold weather played havoc,
with things generally oyer the
South. At Jacksouville, Fla, the
temperature got down as low as
14, and all over that State orange
_rees, early vegetabies aud straw-|
berries were killed or badly dam-
aged. Iu Georgia the tempera-
ture reached 11, iu Leuisiana 16,,
iu Texas 15, in Alabama 6, in!
Sorth Carolipa 8, in Tenuessee 4
below.
A meeting of tue N. C. State
Dairy menTs� Association will be
neld in Newberu on the 20th
Bion F. REYNOLD'S
For Men.
Every pair warranted.
ZIEGLER BROS.
--and-- |
k. P. REEDTS
~Ladies, Misses, Children.
-"_") "-""
CLOTHING !
--AND "
Dress Goods
Still greater reduction.
C.T. MUNFORD
lust.
Next door to Lank.:
DAILY REFLECTOR. Resolution to pay postoffice box! Act authorizing commissioners
rent. of Haywocd county to leyy a
D. J. WHICHARD. Editor. Act for relief of the sheriff of special tax.
oSubscription 25 cents per Month. Carrituck county. Act to amend chapter 290 laws
" Joint resolution directing the|of 1893.
Entered ns second-class mail matter. | Gecretary of State to return Act relating to labor of convicts
} checks received with bids for|on farms in Bertie counfy.
Mr. Moody seems to have public printing: Act for relief of Superior Court
been mistaken when he said that. Resolution to provide black-|Clerk of New Hanover county
the Legislature would adjourn by ~boards for the Senate and House.; Act to amend charter of Mt.
the I5thinst. It is now said that Act to change time of holding | Airy.
. Harvett county court. Resolution *o appoint a joint
the body willremain in session) Act to incorporate the Bank of|select committee un retrenchment
untiltbe 12th of March"adjoarn Edenton. and reform in public expendi-
then because there is no more Act to legalize the marriage of/tures.
pay. A. J. and Mary Prevatt.
- Act to amend charter of Pied-
i'mont Bank of Greensboro. ee -
~ . - 3 t ; : AN
The oBig Five� are now scat-, 4 ct to authorize election of tax AMERICAN COUNTESS.
""_
"" es
tered. Wenotice one of them collector in Madison county. Lady Randolph Churchill and the
here. Wonder when they will) Act to amen i Chapter 253 Laws Snake on Her Arm.
~be called togetber again. W hat Of 1391. eral There are certain women in the
yy ~ , Act to charter Swain Lomber world who capture public att tion
' That p p c attentio
* spectacle they DT ae and Boom company. 'to that degree that everything they
patriots to be williag to thus. Act to reduce official bond of do is promptly chronicled. Lady
sacrifice their valuable time for sheriff of Pitt county. Randolph Churchill is one of them.
the good of others. | Act to change ume of holding|When returning home from India
_ courts in Craven aud Bertie) with Lord Randolph, she noticed a
WHAT THE LEGISLATURE HAS counties. \British soldier tattooing a deck-
Act to incorporate Stock Mutual hand. It dispelled the ennui that
DONE, q .
[Lasusance company of Greens- had seized upon her as an incident of
_ooro. _ |ship life, and from watching the op-
To day we publish a jist of all. Act to amend Chapter 263, Pri- eration from her deck chair she oon.
the bills passad by the Legisla- vate Laws of 181. ~cluded to try it herself. She had the
ture since it assembled. We. Actto incorporate Watt Hos artist brought before her, and asked
ital. ite :
would like for you to read them \P . . him for some designs. He sugyest-
y : | Act for relief of W. J. Sutton ed the Talmudic symbol of eternity
aod see what this great oReform� late sheriff of Bladen county. '"a snake holding its tail in its
body is doing. They have been Act to abolish office of tax col- jouth. Lady Randolph was charmed
in session about 30 days. Put- lector of Madison county. _ |
. _ Act to repeal chapter 459, Laws |
tingthe castin every particular of 1893. |
o' the body at one thousand dol Artto amend chapter 343, Laws |
Greenville Market.
Jars per day. you cia see that it of 1893: | o
Vie x Y. - | Actto levy a special tax toT
has only cost North Carolina. build ae P Tuck: | Corrected by S. M. Sehultz, at th
thirty thousand dollars to S uid a bridyve across * BCBase® old Brick sto:
lot of bill hi pasS &@ ee River in Jackson county. (Old Brics store,
ot oF DI a which wedefy any nan =6 Act to orthorize the Tresurer of Butter, per Ib Wto ts
to show will be worth much to! Haywoo.1 county to pay Certain Western Sides 6.6) to 74
the people. Read and judge for school teachers. ; _, Sugar cured Hams 1] to12
yourself. 7 Resclution as to public print-| Gorn 40 to 60
ine. (Corn Meal 5U to 80
Act to amend charter of Mt.! Act to change the name of the Cabbage 5 to 15
Airy to establish graded schools town of Ramoth. (Flour, Family 300 to 340
Act to amend Chapter 283, pri- Act to fix fees of solicitors in Gud oto le
vate Laws 189). lappoiating receivers for estates | an ufo 00
Act to repeal Chapter 137, | ~of inf - Beane ee a pats
�,� 1893 p p 37, laws of infants. ; | 'Potatoas Swect, per bu 30 to 40
of 183. a Act to incorporate Wampum Sugar 3 to 5
Act to amend Section 1717, of Cotton Mills of New Hauover Co ffe e 16 to Lo
the Ccde. in relatiou to tram county. Balt per Sack oH) LO 200
roads in Moore county. | Resolution providing for re he dog 124 to _
Resolution in regard to public jception aud hearing of Atlanta Beeswax per Ib 20
printing. | . Exposition Commiitee. Kerosene 9to 10
Resolution to print GovernorTs| Act to repeal chapter 129, pub |Pease, per bu 50 to 75
message. lic laws of 1393. Hts eT a Meal oS
Act to consolidate and revise| Resolution asking for informa ee See ee 14 103
the charter of Winston. tion from the State l'reasurer. Minks 25 to 75
2.
SE. PENDER & CO.,
TINNERS
And Stove Dealers.
Repairing promptly attended to
"DEALERS IN"
PAINTS, Qlu8, GLASS AND FUITY
Lamp Goods, Bicycles, &c.
Agent for Rambler and Crescent
Bicycles.
~WILEY BROWNT...
"is the place for"
CHEAP SHOES
Have Children Shoes at
15 cents. 15
"and also have acumplete line of"
DRY -:- GOODS
sold at very close Margin.
See his $18 Sewing Machins.
WILEY BROWN.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
S.NW7- Schultz
AT THE
OLD BRICK STORE
ARMERS AND MERCHANTS BUY
ing their yearTs supplies will tind
their interest toget our prices before pu..
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete
n allits branches.
PORK SIDES&SHOTILDERS.
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR.
RICK, TEA, &.
always at LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
TOBACSO SNUFF & CIGARS
we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena
bling youto buy at one protit. A com
plete stock of
FURNITURE
lways on hand and soldat prices tosui
he times. Our goods are all bought and
old for CASH therefore, having | no risk
o run,we sell at a close margin.
nara
S. M. SCHULTZ,
Greenville. N.C
~ Professional Cards.
JAMES,
D" D. L.
DEN ris) t,
GREENVILLE, N.
Cc.
J. H. BLOUNT. . J. L. FLEMING.
LOUNT & FLEMING,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
GtEENVILLE N. C.
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Cotton and Peanuts,
Below are Nortolk
and peanuts for vesterday. as furnished |
bv Cob!) Bros. & Co., Couinission Mer-!|
chants of Norfolk :
COTTON.
Good Mid dling
Middling 5 1-16)
Low Middling 4g)
Good Ordinary 3 195- 16)
Tone"steady.
PEANUTS,
Common 1 to 14
Prime 12,
Extra Prime 2 to 23
Fancy 2%
Spanish 24
Tone"steady.
Eggs-" steady at 28 cts.
1b. E. Peas"best, 250 to 2.75 per bag.
os o damaged, 1.50 tol 75.
Black ind Clay, 75 to 90 per buzhel.
prices of cotton,
Ag)
pay Practices in all the Courts
AARRY SKINNER
M & SKINNER,
| ..C. LATHAM
f ATLA
| ka
| ATTORNEYS*AT- LAW,
GREENVILLE. N.C.
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| PHOS. J. JARVIS.
pARVIs & BLOW,
ATTORNEYS-AT-L AW
GREENVILLE, N.C
Ww Practice ti. ailthe Coures.
ALEK. L. SLOW
Barbers.
|
AMES A. SMITH,
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
wf Patronoge solicited.
ERBERT EDMUNDS,
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
62 Under Opera Heuuse.
{
WILMINGTON & WELDON RR
AND BRANCHES. :
AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD.
Condensed Sehedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
|
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Dated os me
Jan y 7, fa) " o's
1895. ZQ a
A. M.'P.M. A. M.
Leave Weldon | 11 53) 9 27
Ar. Rovyk Mt | 12 57/10 20
Lv Tarburo 12 20)
Lv Rocky Mt 1 05)10 26 6 00
Ly Wilson 2 03:11 03 |
Lv Selma 2 53!
Lv Fay'tteville| 4 3u/12 53 | |
Ar. Florence 7 15) 3 0u) |
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oe |
ZR | |
P. M.| ~A.M
Lv Wil on 2 08! | 635
Lv Goldsboro 2 55) 7 20
Lv Magnolia 4 02) | |; 8 29
Ar Wilmington} 5 30 | | 10 09
. Mz \A. M
TRAINS GOING NOTRI.
Dated | man le Sa
Jamy 7, cs 16 F o's
1894. 1,20 |1% 2 ZQ
|A. M. P. M.i
Florer.ce | 7 25 7 15, :
y Fayetteville, 10 10 9 19)
Ly Selma | 11 52) |
Ar Wilscn 12 42! i 15
+ = |
OS i
Zo |
A. M. | PLM.
Lv Wilmington! 9 00: | 7 00
Lv Magnolia 10 32 8 31
Lv Goldsboro 11 35) | 4 40
Ar Wilson 12 25) | 10 27
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| ts Oo) las
| cz aes
{ Zz ne |
ip. OM. POMP. OM,
itv Wilson | 12 52 120 10 82
;Ar Rocky Mt ] 46! 1202 11°15
ir Parboro | 2 ZI
Lv Carrboro 1 12 2A |
Ly Rocky Mt | 1 58, 12.02.
Ar Weldon 3 10! 125
Train on Seotland Neck Braneh Road
leaves Weldon 3.40 p. mn... Halifax 4.00
arrives Se cot land Neck at 4 55
p.m,
, Greenville 6,57 p.m., Iinston 85
. mn. Retur ning, leaves Kinston 7.20
4.m., Greenvi! e 8 22 a. mm. Arriving
Halifax. at 11:00 a. m , Weldor 11.20 am
m., daily except sunday.
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ICICLES.
Little Things Caught in the Snow
Drift or Pulled out of the Mud.
Quite a crowd out skating to
day.
Shelburnis displaying valen-
tines.
Newbern Fair begins nest
Monday.
Pag Cotton Seed Meal at the
Old Brick Store.
Look out for ancther bad day
to morrow.
%
No mail from the North in two.
or three days.
prefer to remap
Most people
judoors aud news 18s scarce
Two or three valentine parties
are beiug talked.
Farinville will have a vValeptine
ball Thursaiky night.
Thermometers have, been ex
ceedivgly low spirited.
Fine stock of Sioes just in at
J. da. Starkey & Uos.
Train was two hours and a
half late Saturday night.
~There bas been considerable
jee thoutive down the river.
Very few people except wood
haulers are cOmipg In town.
vations
Meetbouist
There were larzve congrey
oat both sermous ln the
eburch Sunday.
The next quarterly meeting of
the Al. jo. Chit irch here will be
held ueat Sunday.
For Renv.--Two Setne kisher-
les pear Pactolu Apply to
J.J. Citprry. SR.
Piease hand the Carriers yout
subseription for the Dainty Re
FLEt Tor.
There are many wWilid duck in
the river aud the hunters are
after ther.
People who lke col:
have the Opportuulty
themselves.
tsnaps now
oCoot� says the warmest place
he ever struck was pot when he
broke through the ice while
sk at.ug Sauday.
of eb) VIN
eo
FEBRUARY FACES.
People cn the Go, Weather or no
Weather.
Rev. R. D. Carroll.
ville. bas been in town to day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H.- Rountree
are Visiting relatives Bear Grif,
ton.
Mr. B. C. Pearce came in Sat
urday night to spend a few days
at home.
- little child of Rey y {.. H.
Joyner las been dangerously sick
the past week but we are glad to
lkaowW ls DOW SOM: better.
Mir. W.S. Bernard has been
epenpding a few days at home.
He returned to Chocowlnity
2O-Uay.
Popacco Clothat Lane s
The United States toint
miguey Wilhout advertising.
r
the
'
Diab e
Is
DUsiless
Catv
busipess
wWuc iv
The merchants sav
light. bere bas not been
siuce the blizzard strack us
The wertber has
~ome but is still quite
looks threuteuIng
cold
avaiu to cay.
Theskaters have been
cops'derable sportsinee Friday.
The ice was still zood to day.
An excharge says Mavy peo-'
ple deluded themselves into
thinking that laziness 1s) poor
health.
The Greenville Amateurs will
present the oWoven Web at the
Opera House, Mouday eveulpg,
25th.
Cards are out for the
the 14th. of Mr. H.
marriage
A. Tonthinaio
On
of Winter-.
moderated |
) |
and»
having:
HC
AT AU TION.
At our stables in Greenville on
Saturday, February 1th 1895
"we will sel
A LOT OF So OD
HORSES & MULES
They will
to the highes
bidder without regard
to Nostock put
up will be taken down
rehtin forus, but
will be knoeked off to
the highest bidder,
}
{
at Auwetion.
he sold
pric P.
TUokkh & BUWARIS.
The Place to Sell your
TC BACCO!
THe
EASTERN
TOBACCY
editor ofthe Washlugton GaaZsette.!
ce)
Miss Ella
Asheyille.
Ors Diit
~Sl aughter in Music.
"
Reed. ot
WAREHOUSE
} pie - {t sh . i- de O. L. JOYNER, Prop.,
=O) oah ) CO ~ t'uci ~IN prte ce - Tor 20
rents. Call early if vou wish to get the
benelhit of this low offer.
REFLEC POR BOOK SPORE, Greenville, N.C.