%aNyree ce ee A ge tya3 i:Y REPFLEOCIC beds?� The Senator: admit-| TDAILY ee he was. oWell then.� saii|_ GTO EXCHANGED. J. WHICHARD. Editor. _|Unele John, oI want you to ISHING TO EXCSubscription 25 cents per Month.�Entered as second-class mail matter.Some days ago a committeetrom the MassachusettTs_ Legisla-ture visited some of-the SeutkernStates. Among other plates theystopped over at Richmond andMansion. There was oa2 negrowith the party and when thepartylunched with Governor OTFerraltit turned out that he was alsopresent. There haye been severalinterviews published in whichGoyernor OTFerrell says he didnot know there was a negro withthe party-and that this accountsfor the seeming social equality inthe affair. ;Gov. OTFerrall received a letterfrom Senator Darling in referenceto the negro episode stating thathe was certain that the interviewsurportine to have been had withhim in reference to the negro who~was with his committeetrue. The Governor rewas notied thatihe was disgusted with the whale- affair and thatihe interviews werealltrus. Besides he desired toinform him that had he known anegro was with them the commi:-tee would never have been re-ceived at the Executive Mansion.The Governor writes plainly andJeayes no doubt as to where hestands upow the race question.""" EssHad ~to Pay Bed Tax.enough to at the jax dn one OFmy beds.� The Senator apprecia-ted the jol 4 | leo teate:a the bill without more ado."; ae, : Betis se | Je : 2. or nl xe "Sotton Seed for Meal,|L-will give 1 Ton Meal for 2 Tons Seed.4Come q*vick or you will be too late.HENRY SHEPPARD.A Lodse Alligator... __There was.a pretty lively timeat the. Kinstoa depet Tuesday.morning. A New ft beyntleman hada present"a largeye -alligator"sent ~him by afriend. Thealligator was boxedap, ar when the car was openedthe alligator had mashed the boxpas rope, possession of the carwith every comer. :To addto the embarrassment: agent. the gentle-man to whom he was consigneddidnTt. want such a- pet as. thatand would not take him. How-~ever, after awhile the alligatorwas secure|l= roped,and Mr. W. BR:Bond, a butcher of the town, ac-cepted. him and relieved. therailroad agent of his unwelcomefreight."Newhberns /ournal.[iThe Wilmington Sta statesthat in one township in an East-ern county every Populist whohad joined the Fusionists, ex.cept the five who were appointedmagistrates by the Legislaturehas quit the party in disgust. Itis a pity that there were protenough offices to go around. thenthere would have been no disaffec-tion and they would have lost novotes. That such was not thecase, however, was not the faultof the Douglass Legislature for| eteESTABLISHED 1876.S\?. Schultz_ AT THEOLD.STOREARMERS AND MERCHANTS BLYa ing their yearTs supplies will findtheir interest to get our prices before po.chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is completea all branches. "PORK SIDESESHONLDERS.FLOUR, COFFEE; SUGAR.RICE, TEA, &c.always at LOWEST MARKET PRICES.TOBAGO SNUFF & CIGARSwe buy direct from Manufacturers, enabling a buy at one profit. A cumstoe .always onhand and soid at prices to suitthe times. (ur goods areall bought andsold for CASH therefore, having no riskto run,we sel) at a close. margin.Respectfully,8S. M. SCHULT~z,Greenville. N.CGreenville Market.Corrected by S. M. f£chultz, at theOld Bricx store.$_¥ " t : ir b | Butter. per 1b 19 to 25oThe Hotel _de Gurley� atlarst for themselves, and then for |e SS eeSmithfield, N.C. is kept by Jno. their constituents, but the job pao i rae 40 to 60G. Gariey. Everybody calls bim was too yxreat and the officers|Corn Meal ° 50 to 80oUnele John.� He.is an_ orginal) gaye out almost before the mem-/Ua 5 to 15r. The portrayal of such of the Legislature ware sup- |f2°u" Femily mn eea character would have delighted plied with places Lard 6 to 10Nickens. Last week Senator ee: Cee tocs Irish, per bbl 300 to 850Fowler, of Sampson, on his way| A druggistTs clerk in Boston! Potatoss Sweet.per bu 30 to 40home after the adjournment oi|has succeed in making a medicine|3 3.to &the re stepped atthe Gar-| which will deprive a cat of its|Coffee 16,t0 25ley House. When he went to pay|voice withous injuring it in the|Selt per Sack 133 to 20bill and foand it was $2 hejleast: Seven large Tom cats were oak doz ssobjected to the amount, . saying|experimented upon last week-|eeswax per Ib 20he was willing to pay 50c a They sat on the peak of a roof|Kerosene, 9 to 10but thought 50c. for lod wasiand made frightful faces at Pease, per bu 50 to 75tou ge oUndte, John� veoh . for fou: hours. without. -ut- eh aig ae arenLock here; amTt you .one of|tering a sound. The elerk ought} 13 to2them d" "" roosters that taxed'to be sure of a princely fortune. Miuke 26t0 76