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Greenville, N. _C., February 13, 1895.
No. 56.
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
The emploves cf Faunce
ShinneyTs shoe faetory at Lynn,
Mass., are out on a strike.
While temporarily insane a
Mrs. Siebert drowned herself and
two children near Pittsburg, Pa.
The destruction by fire of a
whclesale grocery house in In-
dianapolis cause
OOD.
A hotel at Keysviile, Va., de-
stroved by fire and several occu-
pants narrowly escaped with their
lives.
J.T. Dickson, defaulting cash-,
ier of a bank at Fayetteville, Ind.
committed suicide when his short-
age was discovered.
The French steamer La Gos.
cogne, which was elght days
over due and ha3 caused intense
auxietv, h:s at last arrived
had been
was
great rejoicing. Fears
entertained that the steamer
Jost.
Tobacco Cloth at LangTs
STATR NEWod,
The Carclina Contral depot at.
Charlotte was burned Suucday:
nicht.
Some track lands around New-
berne sold at auction, Moaday,
brovelt 8250 per acre.
Mr. Elizah Shaw, the founder
of Shaw University at Raleigh,
slipped down on the ice
and broke hisleg. He is (5 years
old.
Mr. Z J Loamav, ot Tohnston |
eourty. si oped down in his vard iy costs and expenses,
and fractured his skull. He lived
only a tew beours after the accl
deni.
Slaughter in Music.
~
£00 pieces select sheet musie fo
sold at 5 cents eaeh or six pieces for 29
eerts.
benefit of this low offer.
REFLECTOR BOOK STORE.
&
x44 a loss of S115,~.
at.
New York and was received awid.
Sundav..
be.
Call early if you wish to get me
nud struck hin on
FIRST ARRIVAL OF
IMPORTED
Hanburgs, - - EMoroideriss
THE LEGISLATURE,
MCONDAY-
The most important pew bills:
introduced in the Legislature to -
day were: ~To provide for a rail-.
| LA CG ES
way from Murphy up the Hiwasse! - | . . |
wee to the Georgia and Tennes- °9 Styles Colored Edge Hambargs
~see lines: to amend the charter. Thee
of the Plymouth, Washington.
and Winston railway ; to regulate.
spot cash and we
~the hours of opening and closing | / for th
bar-rooms,and for bidding sereeus |
- LH () FE = ;
Goods are direct from Switz
erland with the tar if off for the
~tae to sell them
© same stuff.
in front of them; to revise and)
digest the public laws: to pro-|
~vide for the levy and collection
of an inheritance tax: to regu
~late labor hours in eotton fac |
~tories: to prohibit the use. of:
profane and indecent language;
to provide Superior-Court steno
graphers.
The Senate pussed the pill, and
it is now law, to provide for the
equiptment of the uew buildings
lat the Raleigh insape asylum. The
Senate passed ou third readiug,
after a spirited debate, the bili to:
employ State eonvicts on public
~roads, each county being allow
~ed twenty five. An amend went |
adopted was that no. applications:
for convicts are to be considered |
~un.ess the convicts are net peeded
fon the State farms. Lie biil to.
~prevent prize-fighting also passed |
~tinal reading. Tre House passed |
~aiter much debate an important.
~bill to prevent delays in freight: hivery par warranted,
shipments. It) provides " that FU GL ER BReé ys
wheuever suitis lustituted against,
"ari--
is State for viola ion of any cof,
the laws reqainmg prowpt hand-
railway joses the su t,it sha'l pay I; idle a Misses, ( ~al
including |
I. REY NOLDS
For Men.
Bion
REEDS
dren.
PaDYy YAaLliw: Ly doing business in
kk. PP
be ®
ibng of perishab! e freight, ard the
cattorney s fees 1f the value of the. a |
property does uct exceed S10. i » OC) i ~HE, WN (+ | j
Badly Hurt, _-~\ND-
| Mr. Frank Speight met with ase D GO d
~rious ac cident this morning. He! ress OOGS
was ut work at the public se bool,
orenter reduction.
building and while hewing | piece |
of timber with a hatehet it glanced
Scill
the knee, split- c. r.
tine his kuee open. Ne xt door to!
MUNFORD
cank.
""""" nnd 2 enn
DAILY REFLECTOR.
I. J. WHICHARD. Editor.
f\onth.
ty - ; *, ae o *
Subscription 29 cents per
Entered ns second-class mail matter.
wee...
The office of the Curolinian, at
Elizabeth City, was destroyed by
tire Sunday night and all of the
printing outfit but one small job
press lost. Evitor John bad but
little insurance on the plant. He
ordered a new outtiit at once and
will continue the paper. This is
the second time he has been
burned out.
" * sea enna |
Colonel Julian S. Carr. of Dur
kam, N. C.. president of the Dur-
ham Tobaceo Company, Durham.
N.C. has subseribed F10,00U to
the Awerican Luiversity, which
isto be erected 1n Washington
by the Methodist Episcopal
Chureh. Colonel Carr 18 the first
ROUther man to contribute to an
elucationul enterprise north of
the Potoinaec siuee the war.
Mr. L. bL. Smith, Democrat
from Gates Co., was uliblimously
declared eatitled to toe seat
which he now holds in the legis
lature. The
eonvratuliatect
whele State is to be
upou this fact.
Mr. Suitb is thoroughly titted for
a jegisixtor. and bas already aid-
ed much iu preventiug the pas-
save of the peruicious lezisiation
lutro fuced in tue
peeseut legislature.
tnat bas been
Judge Robert W Wiustonu, of
the Fifth
Judicial Wistrict. has
resigued ana will remove from
Oxford apd locate io Durham
He will beco'ne a member of the
law tirw of Fuller & Fuller the
titw beeomiaog Fuller, Winston A)
Fuller. Mr. \¥. W. Fuller.
senior member of the firm.
locate in New York City.
heeumes *Ounsel forthe American
Vobaeco Companv. Mr. Winston
has made a splendid Judge and
the
wil!
it-is a pity that he has resicued. |
Ti ; a bi 5 ; ; Cotton Seed Meal
tere is pot a brighter young/that there wasno Democratin the] irides
lawyer in North Caroliaa.
He Wanted A Kiss.
A certain young man in Greens-
boro was out calling yesterday |
|
afterpbceon.
| Tt was late when he started to
leave and he wanted « kiss. All
of his importunities were una ally
vailing, however; but after a time
the young lady said to him:
at the wood-pile, Ill kiss you"l
will sure.
to do it. but the ogaloot went for
it grabbed it up and socked nis
lipstoit. Then he suddenly com-
meoced backing and grunting like
all the time holding to the axe
with botu hands.
Before he could get away the
girls mother had to get some
warm water and apply it with a
~dish-rag. When he was) re
leased ull the skin Was off his lips
apd his touuge was in a frighbtfoi
cou litivn. He didut ask thie:
young lady to forteit her promise.
but be wout Lbkely kiss any more
axes, especialiy in coli weath
er."Ureenshbor o Record.
There are pine classes of peo-
ple whoare no good toa town ;
First. those who go out of town
to do their tradiug; second, those
Opposing improvements ; third.
those Who prefer a quiet town to
one of pusiu aud busibess ; fourth
those who imagiue that they own
their town: fifth. those who think
busipess can dope wittout
idyertisipg; sixth, those who
deride public spirited men;
~eventh, those who oppose eyery
De
tuoVelIpent that doves not orig
inate with themselves: elghth
those who oppose every public.
enterprise that does not benetit
themselyes: ninth, those who
seek to iujure the credit of a tel-
low towuswan. Some wen pos
ses3 more than oue of
charaeteristics and a few
them. Lhe fellow havisg
than oneis a dead drag to
-owu."Salisbury Herald.
= ee
The Monroe Enquirer says that
all of
wore
the
~
Hela few days ago there were tweadty poos, per
t J" Ps *
prisoners in Union jail, aud while
~it is not supposed that a jail bird | Kerosene
that crowd) Pease, per ba
~has any politics, yet
eongratulated itself upon the fact
iwhole lay out.
loofer and ecroaker are
oTf contented."Salisbury Herald:
you will first kiss that axe lying.
| pean
a dog with a bone fast in bis Jaw. !
these.
{
There 1s more solid comfort in
hustling about for a day trying to
~make a dollar than there is in
loafing on the street a month.
~The mau who is always hustling
is happy whether he is making
lanythipng or not, and he 1s gener-
making something, while the
forever dis-
ae
ThreeSprisoners set the Stanley
| « ° . .
re. " |eounty jail on fire and made their
She didn't dream he was go'ng escape.
The building wat ve
stroyed.
ARAL
She Resented the Criticism.
A voung man anda lady were
walking in the lobby of the Herald
Square theater, New York, the other
night, discussing DeNKovenTs ~~Rob
Roy.� During their talk the words:
oIt is plagiarism, mere plagiarism,�
were spoken audibly by the gentle-
man. Straightway a lady behind
him excluimed: o~] dare you to say
that ugain!T The gentleman, sur-
prised, looked around and ventured
to remark mildly that he hada right
to bis opinion. oT
dare you to say
that again!�
repeated the lady, with
eves. ~~]am Mrs. Delso-
There nothing more to
be added, as the reader can imazine,
and further criticism of oRob Roy�
was) deferred
more favorabie
delphia Press.
fh. 44 ,
paso Y
ven! was
until possibly under
conditions. " Phila-
nee sn
Greenville Market.
O
Correeted by S. M. Sehultz, at th
Olid PBriek store.
Butter, per Ib sto 5
Wes-tern Sides Gb to 4
Susar ecvred tiims } tole
Cornu 4).to 6)
Cort Mes 50 to Sd
Cabbage 4 to 15
KI Ur, Family 30�,� to 3:0
loarad 6to 0
ata re) to 10)
Potatoes IrisT. per bb!
£300 to 3 0
Potatgas Sweet, per bu
30 to 40
pagar 8to5
| Coffee lé6to 5
Salt per Sock 8H ta 2U0
ihiekeus 124 to 2O
doz 1T
Beeswax per Ib 20
9to lV
5U to 75
5.0
~0O 40
14 to3
25 to 719
Hulls, perton
Minks
S.E. PENDER & CO.,
TINNERS
And Stove Dealers.
Repairing promptly atiended to
"DEALERS IN"
PANTS, Olas, GLASS AND TVITY
Lamp Goods, Bicycles, &e.
Agent for Rambler and Cres-ent_
Bicycles. |
|
WILEY BROWNTS.:.
|
"is the place for"
CHEAP SHOES
Have Children Shoes at
15 cents. 15 |
"and f
DRY - -GOODS .
rolkd at very elose Margin.
also have acomplete line of"
WILEY BROWN.
Cotton and Peanuts,
Below are Norfolk
and peanuts for vesterday,
bv Cobh) Bros. & Co., Codimission Mer-
chants of Norfolk:
COPrTtTonNn.
Good Mid Hing Og:
Middling 1-16)
Low Mildling 4g
Good Ordinary
Tone"stcady.
PEANUTS,
Common ltol4} "
Prime 13
Extra Prime 2to2}h
Fancy of
Spinish
~Tone"steady.
ms vyos"irregular at 20 to 25 ) ts.
_E. Peas"best, 2.59 to 2.75 per bag.
~ oF imaged. 1 60 tol 75.
Black nnd Clay, 75 to 90 per bu-hel.
prices of cotton,
ax furnished,
ESTABLISHED 1875.
S:.T7. Schultz
AT THE
OLD BRICK STORE
ARMERS AND MERKCHANTSBUY
ing their yearTs supplies will tind
their interest to get our prices before pu.
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete
nallits branches.
PORK SIDES&SHOTILDERS.
WILMINGTON & WELDON R R
AND BRANCHES.
AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD.
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR.
RICE, TEA, &c.
alwuysat LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
TOBACLO SNUFF & CIGARS
we puy direct from Manufacturers, ena,
bling youto buy at one profit. A com.
plete stock of
FURNITURE
(lwayson handandsoldat prices tesul.
Our goods are ee ghtand:
ASH therefore.
he times.
old for c¢
'o run vwe sell at a close margip.
Respectfully,
Ss. M. SCHULTz,
(greenville.
Professional Cards.
De D.
GREENVILLE,
- BLOUN J. L.
SLOUNT & FLEMING.
AT AT-LAW,
iwEENVILLE. N. C.
itl oall the Courts.
JAMES,
DEN LIST,
N.
C.
See his $18 Sewing Machine. ay
BILL
Bint.
Ber Practices
L. Cc. LATRAM
3 ATEAM & SKINN
oe
vic,
ATTORNEYSSA T=] AW
ee N.
THOS. 3. JARVIS ALEK. Lb, S0OW
pany In & BLOW,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
GREENVILLE, N.C
ig?T Practice in. ailthe Courts.
3 15-16)
| Barbers.
a
;AMES A. SMITH,
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
GREENVILLE, N.
thal Patron: ge sovicited.
ERBERT EDMUNDS.
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
eF Cuder Opera tivuse.
Cc.
having norisk 7
NOC!
HARRY SKINNER |
|p.m., arrives Seotland Neck at 4 5!
Dated ab | SO
Jan'y%, | S| 3a
A. M. P.M. A. M.
{eave Weldon | 11 53) 9 27
Ar. Rocyk Mt | 12 5710 20)
~Lv Tarboro | 12 20
| | -
Uv Rocky Mt | 1 0 10 20 6 00
Ly Wilson § 2 03:11 03
~Lv Selma | 2 53. |
Ly Fay'tteville) 4 3012 53
Ar. Florence 7 15 3 00
BE
O'R |
ZQ |
Pp. OM. A.M
Lv Wil-on 2 0S ' 635
i. v¥ Gol Inboro a Hoi 7.20
iw M Ua 14 4 02 - 829
Ar Wilmington 6 30, " 10 08
ML. 4.M
TRAINS GOING NOTRHIL,
Dated . 1 Fe, a | an
Jau'y 7, a's it c's
Iso, 22 4 ara
A. M. P.M.
Ly Flore:.ce ¢ 25 7 15
\Lv Fayetteville: 10 10) 9 1%
-iLwv Selma 1] 52
~Ar Wilson 12 4211 15
| a
,; xs
| ae
Ae
ALM. P.M.
Ly Wilmington, 9 00 7 OO
Ly Magnolia 5 10 $2 68 81
Ly Groldsboroe li 35: } Gg 40
Ar Wilson dL 25 | 10 27
TT ome
| is 1D oS,
| ox (SCE
a ~Zi ot
| P.M. POMP. M.
Lv Wijson yz 52 ~li2o 10 32
Ar Koeky Mt 1 45 $202 11°15
r ~Parl oro 2 21)
Lv ~Tarboro 12 25
Ly Rocky Mt 1 53: Per 2
(Ar weldon 3°70) } 12 54;
| Prain on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon 3.40 p. m.. Halifax 4.00
p.-
m., Greenville 6,57 p. m., Kinston 85
p.m. Returning, leaves Kinston 20
4. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving
Halifax at 11:00 a. m , Weldor 11.20 am
m., daily except Sunday.
5
7.
~
i.
- : 7 : ee a i
ICICLES. The small boy 1s ha ppy"he
ae cap set a deadfall for sparrows.
Little Things Cajght in tne Snow | | .
Draft or Pi lcut of the Mud From the price some of the
i a & at x lu a G Cut Ot on s an ; / : - :
wood hralers charge fer a small
7 load thev must think the town
lo rtill i= rijyQycl FOC L1y¥ 7 : . -y 4: ;
is full of millionaires.
ft spowed a little more early | |
Lt ~HOWs | L J1tcet�,� (,.0Te eat Have rou poticed tliat the _ oo 7
iASt vl t- ;
a DarLty REFLEcrOr bas More LYeWSs
The suow balling las resulted init than some opupers Hreby At our stables in Greenville on
- c , - »
- ; } 1. - . ; ; i, - atT ~ x : Pd
jn afew broneh Wlhilows. Tlmes laurve!? thre it im:
The Tica M4 eommenced nelting Leven euch SryOWw Gis this don t Catt (ay,t wt anal Py Lott, 1845
big afternoon, fep our curriers fro taking tie
+s yurny RereecrorR to your avor.
Ree Cotton Sed Meal at the Py atiy ae LECrOR toy we Will sell-
Ja 3 7 y You ought to apprectate this.
Oil Brick Store
pX E
W he naman welts blue anil fee ls A LOT OF GOOD
7; ah 7yy Yt } lL. 4 :
Dhere wollte -OWme lenky ro: f ~ 7 1
¥ poor ane decides to Gat Gownh his Arm oge =
a eR PEUSeEs, tiie tir-t thins eee does HORSES & MILES
Were it uot for the snow thisiis to shave clown his etiareh 1p?) me eed mt a st at
wou.d bea picanant day. eve and the next thing is to stop at Ade
. . iin paper Flow a ipan @in ex
Foue etoek of SOes just tuo at nect to prosper with pelther re
J. LL. Starkey & Cos Vigion or news is away beyond
Fain
poe
cs
Pee
Mow
~
+)
o¢
Lad
wow
h
f
+
tien. They will
be soid ta the tighest
bideler Without revarad
- led to price, Nostoel put
omuch weather for trains t 00 Buowiedse up will be taukken down
Who knows Wat om day Mey Gol bought lty for iL, boii
4
4 a 1 | en
pet bhachk Ob their sche:luie.
a4 4
rs = 34 : ; , ; bhytaye rosy yf eta )} va de oclk j t.
Cireenvilie S&S Ele ctrie sights anit prides 2s 7 hi. Wii _ IN! a iQ)
water WC Tks ci Pe: friZ otd etqit W petlie: tin JUV OP SOPPOW, Thit: ily rlest boa (it
2 ¥ =o 28 th « a 4 4 eR kk
=
}
a
Por the beautiful suow all arouse
Eversbody who court get a to cay. mT ivy int A mA
gun has been out hunting te day-: May be only siush to-morrow. | is fi fii 150,
. ' rp - 14 a 1 a a Oe
Warren reyeorts Pitliis hie forgery ~ ins=hine VT} t.«¢ "~ SSS
biossous at Riverside Niarsery. snow to day lies irads the ealtl: The'Pla ce to Soll your
1 look beautiful.
? 7 T
hepe Whi be mo prayer mitet-
the Metuodist ee
an ~ we iid
chureh to-night. EBRUARY FACES, T BA : CO!
. ve ; ee er °
The steamer Mvers is ice bountn Pensple cn the Go. Weather or no
at Washington. and could cf Weathe-,
J
Come up to dav.
jo Tr 1 - 7 t * * * ~| Crry. J vee is -iCK. ray ~
Porm BRiny -- Two Seine biste: Mrs. J. J. Cher : | BaD
les pear Pictolus. Apply to | Mi Z F Hochem ith deft this
SHERRY. SR nooryii g for adcebersouvi ille.
gy
Fo Smith bes gone to
RuUbscriptroti Por tiie PALLY ch rs nneslite d to marry % couple. iD ASTER N
PLE: Loh. . oo ee
ae Nir. Bneune Athbeer of W in=ton
iyery pOpuiar drummer. Is Uh
(if {i ht ciit oTOW, ry ) ; i 7
oer { bows §2 ried iy aVgaf PPC! . i) - 4
pera thouse, Muddy evegiug. Mrs. Harrison has gone to i ~ RAC C4)
til Washington to speuit soute We ¢ k-
The ice and snow Hoating dow, Sith relatives.
Please tinud the Garrers vou h. (
\ 1
|
Vee} ditt s Gteelidniiate cd rey des a
toe rive) bles hee i tdaetle Ct atoraidlis Mr. ae J (inerry went
»\W: ash
4 - 7 * - a J a oe a
tlie tatdc dares it a Pigd?d) © ri tidy . eho. i. + . | hy 4 t ' » « § Nom,
; : : ~ : _" phew hOw or Taice Dbomt yest relay. dirs a on ; » hu,
Yiliacdes Tfpee mf Ve ati me fs Otilt | | : oir taayer: ao -
| bos [i hid ried TQ Trike the trill: toaeck POtme
distanee. Dots cinuet puss
Miss La xX returned home
Samo etbe. or The teh Ss Se this morning fr aVisit Gf ses
eret. a beantifal drama in 4 acts. cpal owe oka. to � Goldsboro and,Q, L. JOYNER, Prov.
iW! be presented by a Cotupensy Kinston. :
of home taient MD the Oper: a
Mouse Ou Ti ene rsdav eVeugipe.J ist ny /
rive » therm a cood house. . i j Obaeco ~a lothat Lane Ne i Greenville, N. a.