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north, arrives 22a. 3. Going
a vives 6:37 P.
North Bound Freight Aaya 6: A.
M, leaves 10:15 1.
South Bound Freight, arrives 1:61 P.
M ,deaves 2:11, oa
sdearen 23 yers o" ~rives from Wash
ngton Mondsy, Welnesday and Friday
eaves f yes: Tuewdty, eaaia
day and Saturday...
ee
See. e _
ay weather Bulletin.
Ww
TTS
Warmer to-nizht, showers Sun-| Joyner and wife 8 00. ct---wears
a ee TE cuairman of ores Bavorvinors of| sot $5; ~
c 1ONERST MEETING, arolina township, be notified te aad %.
RHE PR ae oa oe 9 new ead Tepating this kind of seth ri Aat
The Boat N. G., April 1, 95. rom - Brown's ase made. All grades, : ~an
on Washingteh road "
ad Begg aa te Rae tits aates| ~ pt eat Felgation of lands Fat or lean, I can fit you...
resent UC. Dawson, chairman, T. $1,500 in. Greenville rahe E* ER. AN EX NATE i:
Keel, S. M. sonee, ) JL etritority" The Lead in Cl
Tig dalmag ol mere Pre on ie saponin peat se e Leader in Clothing:
ollowing orders wer -| Harrington be isda as Ows;
sued Bethel lota $825, Newton land| - P. 8.---I can take
Martha Nelson 2 00, D. 8.
Sau 200, Jacob ,.McLawhorp
50, Nancy Moore 3:00, Susan
250,Lacinda Smith 1 50,
Hoary Harris 2 50, John & Nettie
Andrews 8 00, Kenneth Hender-
#6h' 5S 00: Eliza hd wards~1'50;~Car
los Gorham 2'00,'J- H H. Bibb :
Henry Dail ~2°00, SaniT and Apr
Cherry ©4'00; Fannie Tucker 1 50,
J. O Proctor '5'00,
3-00, Easter Vines | £0, Alex iar
a 12 00,. Winiferd Taylor. 6 Q0,
Lydia Staton 150, Joho -Haw
150, WH Parker 200J G Nel-
son 1 50 Winnie ,Chapman, 1 56
Polly Adams 1 50 J W. Crisp 1 50
W md Wiliams 3 60 Johu Crisp|"
for wife 150 James Long 9 00
Amelia Heartly 150 Edwin Had-
dock 150 RE Mize fle 300 Ma
tilda Thomas.2.00 Cuas, Joyner
and wife 300
Tie following orders: were is
sued fur general.connty pirposes,|
CG L Gaskins 3 55S R Russ 22 55}
G W Staicil 1395 Gilbart Har-
eee & pee W Ri
Parker 16:50. J 565, 7 F
Keel 53:58; J: Is Pieming i a p
9 ~«ughingheuse +
BullockT 120, J W Smith
zB Bah Wwe Staitis 416500; b--C
Cobb & Son 630, Andrew Robine
well.28.50..
Jd i Kees 145 3% A Moye % 00 .
Tay! A Splendid Little Mirror.
7 oo hae a W The Reriecrun is a splendid lit
Kicg 98 05. BR W ig 28 + Die mirror.of the local news of
J Whichard 1 50j;3)v3u
= EB Keel st 70, Leonidas
200, Jesse: yp timith 4 32, 8
Jones 3 30, C Dawson 3 isons D,
~Bryant 2 gel he
* Moye 18°50, James Barnes 3 765.
jsons be allowed pauper ©
Matilda Thomas 200, Charles Seid t on a shee
@0;| which was ordered filed.
Alicé®* Cor bier
: Gree
has 65,8 B Wileon ri ae * ode
�,� | Anderson 75, J T Dunn 3 50, J G
"Jerry McLaw
: -Cabady Moore 6 30,
~Theo Bland Jr., 12 00, Jim White
4°60, C Dawson 2 00.
Ordered that Patsy Lockamy
be discontinued from pauper. list.
Ordered that the following per-
Ts: -
$570, House land $25, Briley land
$100, fire arms C8
J A Braddy, A A Fcrbes,|
Eliza ~DrippT nd W S Rawls were
allowed to list takes for 1894.
~Dr W & Bagwell pressnoted his
frmonthiy report as Supt of Health
The following persons were ap-
inted for ..s:essars for the year
1895: Chicod, J A K Tucker, W
L. Smith, fi U Venters; yj nombres
O W HarriagtowrO aE
a eel Ghee
|Mewborne, sens whi iste 9 P Gast
kins ; Contentnez"J K Johnson,
J a3 et y, J D Cox: Beaver Dam
Pollard,. William Me
reat Ivy. Smiths Hen ties
~Lewis, Ao P Te W H
Wikineo y Falkiend_-E G Du
[her R. Williams, Sr, C V
er Pe Belen? A Thigpen,
Richard: Harris,: WH Reeves;
aaa a | B Little, J R. Over.
rows J, J: Nobles; Carolina"J B
, HN Gray, J W Page;
Bothol_D. C Moore, R M Jones,
W @ Little:
The sheriff. reported that he
had laid out a public road in
Swift Creek towaship in accord-|
xoce with an order issued at}
Mafch mesting of the Buard.:-
yilte. Ii cusne to-as yester-
day en larzed, Fay tot ife and
visor. We trust that ail of broth
er oWhiehardTs hopes may be fatty!
treal.z Greenville should give]
¢THE WOOL IN.
. wise eiesccallgeg es ahe aioe agi i
ie : :
ae Se: ¢
ee See ee
= to: S353 2 Fis
3 2 a om ees mg gas S �"�
z= ~eee tear x
2 Pee a
~ = ~ =.
~3 ;
-
Grows on a sheepTs back and n¢
stalk. It would bea. _ ide
that your. Spring Suit 7
our measure and riiake a
begutiny Suit of Clothes
SS
TOBACCO FRECKES.
Editor Leflector :
Thecaase mentioned in. -Fri-
dayTs ReEriecior of tobacco}
frecks or what some call ~~frog
eys,TT 18, In My Opinion,.a mis-}
taken idea, Having been rear
ed in a tobacco field: I have had
jample opportunity to study this
as well as other diseases of}
the plant in question. Wefind;
several causes for this disea
few ot which canT be remedi
ander any circumstances." The:
main cause, however, is in the
way the guanois used on the
land. To prevent pecks from
appre iring a the leaf, howe\ er
poor the iand, not more than
one hundred pounds of guano
~should be used to the thousand
hills, or four hundred . pounds
to the acre. This should be)
drilled in the furrow; when
dropped in. the hill a less |;
umount should be aeed On
~}Strong Jand ninety pounds is
sufficient. Too. much manure.
_| will make it speck, or freck, in
a wet or dry season.
tis better to ' olay by" the: "
~Potatoes Lrish,
Potatoes he
~There is what we call the
~wet weather speckTT which can
{him the beartic st su rt. Dare
hata Sun. , Pey a
draining the laud. Asa _ proof
of ~~wet weather speckTT no~ice
that thisis firstseen in.
or near. where
stands.
be avoided only by thoronghly |
~co with a
~corn Tso that t ewe or will
to middle:of row.
}will not pe chec
tobacco but oin any�
with euch pk oges a little
~furcher from ic 80 a6. mot 1o, tear
~ap the roots asahey make. their
{Way to middle of row. By sa
| doing not only sj ,or frécks,
but burning, reaon iy bottom
of plant will r be: e:
venied.
Corrected By S$. Me Yeh ?
Ol} brieX Store... .
Butter. per Ib : eee
Sugar cur mg. :
CornT Meat
uae Femfly :
Lard
Oats
SEMBLE A tee
: sono be
Salt. rT Sek.
" these wet: vices ite Mise 5
£ mo toa bas
"" B
at ~tate
BSD: Bb:
the t t they locate eight town Pierpont oMoment pa Sha now
been certified " ene. i mi} New
- cosigsap at has fae ~ake
annot : |singing deninitaretieg Pa6iie de
Lo meure�
, | When she was at the beight of
ejjockey, has made $30,000 in a.
5m farnishing 4or publication
a lige ofa Act to
ee additional Magistrates
sry township. They, were.
ato office on April Ist,
a any of them have not
a and out of the abandance of the.
nai maak expense ~to ite State
No credit, however, ought to be}.
ae prose
in the » tialos evga is supposed
£ na o pres satdent of the eres
eo = 5:
ods Fy cre @lereiond
bya vclaneae to be $50,000. ook Sit.
dais) gook recoiped, SH. New
AorT .f0 maKe $100,000 and
over ree year but his wings
sen. clipped Gy ani retires
er. singin
enor ta ~Madrid. Fréan
from oFaust.� Patti's
eontrect called for $5,000 a night
ther fame, but: she badT 4o give
$30 of it to ~ther axcnt.: Tural the
President FelixT
ingle season.
receives $250,000 a year.:
and the pay of av Eaglish admiral
is SIV000 a. yens., len
6) seep receives. Sica
Tey
A Thongnt for, the Day,
What is the care ~for gosstp?
SimplyT cu'ture. ~GoodT ~natured |T
l paopte talk Kbout their neighbors
because, and only bécause, they}.
have nothing else to talk about.| |
Everybody must taik abeut sone-
thing: On some subject or enoath-
ereverybody must-have: seme-
ithing to say or give up. society,)
: e wouth " 6th. That)
which the: mind is" Boy Saag
to leave. these offices. vacant.|_
savidk bt dkbebte) WJ as
cdied scans} Kah owiduteala
Kd
by B. Bynes "He woriges ts anand: ; i?
Faure, of the French |: eepube a ae
mi-|: ~ *
| him| ral GreerTs:pay is $6,000. An En}
ghsh generaiTs pay: oe aday |, -):
y making every,
) ie )
ae
Tarmenee Se Holt,
= in -Sb F, J. ~Surdook, ¢
os, Holt, J. M. Worth, ow 7 Scot
= f 4yiw 7s
orvicksll: J. Mt /Averth
1 FER eee:
CH EAPER. FI RE INSURA
"Ss are non-assessable. _.
DIRECTORS : FB. insaniny EE. De cg erst gehen By Hott; D: eth
ack ~Bameel McD. ~Tate
gc Bentehan Cameron, A
ses cae Bt
rofits. wae
L. i re Tewur acd ws therpalicysheniceeT
TIAL $100,000.00.
Subecribed by tw ent expats whe
4 my oan woe bonnes
mames represent over Prve fr
eh
rr
Sey saan, E. P. Wharten, Vice-President ; A. we
James P. Sawyer.
. J. Van neste ois BP rain et
hs When penen, roe INSURE ne SES see. that, it. is renew ed ~fn THe 50% TrHERN STOCK
Wise to 0 EXUIt ANGE.
I will give 1 Ton Meal. for: 2 Tone Seed
Conde qnick or you will ~be toolate. :
UENRY SHEPPARD.
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAK,
RICK, TEA, &c.
Bride at LOWEST M*4EET PRICBS;
TOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARS.
we buy di
bling you to
plete uaeks ay
FURNITURE.
a ies
abres tr
uy at Oue profit. A com
t iisters i db
~won {sold for CA
ane -|to tun,we cell At a close margiv. 283
F P
nophand and soldat prices i fed 4
n/Sir. J satan Pauae st obes ~Butie
{am Sto aN gg an :
leeives $30,9 per, num. se
ee am pando : ara Y | LARMERS AND MEKUHANTS BUY |
part Bas paid diple g i onage their icra igus amt ecds calor pu.
J ots Oa, 3 seg 4 se chasing elsewhtre. Ourgteck is complete
: ar. r n allits branches.
oPORK SIDESSSHOMLDEBS, |
Cotton Seed for: acai, J.
7 [f C. LATHAM
t
PF} THOS. J. JARVIS
from Manufacturers, ena | -
piouny. & FLEMIN
- me FLEMING
TTORNBYS.AT-Laa
GREENVILLE, MN. C.
a" Practice in all the Courts, .
aqanay-s«.!
ATKAM & SK INNER,
ArrouweYsa TL~ 4
GREENVILLE Nie
and vette of
~nei
cee
"
alex w $06
JARVIS & BLOW,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W.
GREENVILE..N.G. »
Practice ii. allthe Court~.
"
Sohn E: Woodard. F.C ee
_ Wilson, N, C. Guccae
FOODARD & HARDING,»
ae aeons ar ie
ee we.
Special attention sect to collestiene
Re ees
er
2 eA ee ot tag
Barbers,
ane
jrnes A. SMITH, ,
TONSORIAL ARTIST... |.
| Soxmmtevi naan at 9,
a 5
bed Patroninize sonienea.
"
L. JOYNER.
i 5 ok nights that ~we are
~' {having are very bad on young
. ,ptobaceo:plante..
. Every ferniers
hould coustitate
his farm an ex
sriment station of
/ (which ohé' ~isT the ~director: By
~thisT the ~highest attainments 0T
Agriculture can easily to reached.
he bt cigs Re eay ~a ; +
' In. these times of. low prices.
and small profits, it requires the|sessed neither bodies nor souls.
Saath nad SM.
~SupTt. Health,-Dr.- W. H. Bag
_SupTt. County Home, J. W. Smith.
Board Education"J. R. Conglelon,
SoumTn, F. Ward and R. C. Cannon.
SupTt. Pub, Ins., W. HH. Ragsdale.
5 ah eS Pah
most.caceful thought and, judg;|They appealed ~to a~ divinityT known
farm and unlesg: system -and.:ja-
dicious management is
the debit:side. of the
account will be the ~larger.
HowT many farmers-in the
couuty who keep an accutdte ac-
count of afl monies expended and
receiyed on sales ef produ
~Unless this is. done there is: no
possible means: oftelling - whet:
er the busivess is paying or not.
Every crop shoald hayea
account in order to, tell which ie
the best: money. crop: No sen-
sible mau: would keep a Lerd of
_|six CowsT yery~ ~long before he
~|would find.out whieh was the best
milker and then set about to eith-
yer increace,the. walne.of the sorry
..d.jones or get rid of them. Pre
ae (eisely 18 that the case with cere.
' Vals. Every farmer should know
which of his crops is paying the
best and then go te work {to im-
~}erove the sorry. ones. So, also
should this same idea be. carried
Thinto the ) ,
)| which are paying and which are
no$ and then go to work to. im-
prove the unimproved lands.
And Mr. Whichard says Green-
-| ville is to have. a@ fire engine and
Dr. W: 4-/then the next worst thing needed
. , lis a white fire company. During
ast three years we have
seen a fow small fires in town and
at nearly everyone. Seth Hooker
tiwas the most conspicous figure
§x\there dodging in and out be-
~ (twixt the flames,directing and dar
Dling and never losirg his self] i594
possession. His bold and dering | fied bull called Apis.
Dirisks have been the comment of mpi
. Misvectato:s wherever a fire
* &loccured und while we have never
gard bim expiess himeelf in re-
~ard tu the organization of a com-
pany, yet we belieye he will head
exercised |r... awhile im the likenesa of feath-|
P.. and: Li
TOWN OFF
Fleming, |
cta-?| tition in their. behalf... They. wanted |.
4 maith. 2 ny Cc.
J o¥ell, T.
separate|ltion of the deer head"meaning the |:
CHURCHES.
ist. Services every Sunday (ex-
ery Sunday
r meeting
different
LODGRS.
O. oO. F.,
mieets-every
| 4 As
_W., rete firat an he Red the p
Wi M. Kings W.M.. . .
has
is no man in Green-
Pinner at i or adapted
Mow They Secured Their Souls from the
maic Red Bird.
nner aoe A
The Osages, in common with man:
other tribes, believe that the con-
&
stellations areT gods ~and goddesses,
says the Milwaukee Journal. . They
have a: tradition to the effect, that
ence upon a time the. Osages pos-
them wi
Thus,they pursued existence
ered creatures. In this guise, they}
first visited the earth. There they
met another divinity called the
Black Bear. He offered ' to serve:
them, and they asked him to visit: 7
the various constellations with a pe-
human. bodies for themselves. The |~
to the sun, to the moon, to;
the morning star, to the constella- |T
Pleiades"to the constellation.of the
goose foot, and finally to the Female
Red Bird, who was found brooding:
on her nest: . She it was.who granted
the request whichothers had refused,
giving te the Osages.the bodies in
which they have since dwelt. .. ; .
The sun is a god devoutly, wor-
shiped by most Indians. The cere-
mony of the sup dance, as performed
by the Sioux and Poncas, has often
been described. Everybody has
beard how the warriors torture
themselves, one part of the perform: |.
ance gone through with by the
young braves consisting in attach-
ing themsetves*te the-dance pole by
lariats passed ~through loops of their
own skin, then freeing themselves
by dashing away on horseback. or.
otherwise. For three days and
\nights they dance, gazing continu-
ally at the sun by day and at the
moon by night, while it is supposed
they swallow neither food nor water. :
As matter of fact, however, the
dance pole is planted usually ih a
spot near which certain succulent
roots.grow. These they pluck up
slyly, eating them. and sucking the
juices. Among the Sioux Indians
the buffalo bull is importantly asso-
ciated -with the sun dance. Oddly
enough, in ancient Egypt the sun
Ra was associated with the dei-
oAn aAccornipimnen race
oGrandma, may I take that ~piece
of chocolate you left on the table?
*
E will beso good!� "._. fate
euaidaa : take i " oa :
and| ~(The litth@gir} does not move:)
first!"""L'Annunziatore.
eines pied cet co ae
~Ly Roeky Mz | :
i ayTtteville| a
w - 7 a
ith souls in the édies-of| ar. Florence
Ly Wwilkon Sage
ty eet
: + 3 "_"" = ee ee eer
= 3 soe Ce f +. £44525 3 ; ae ee
~ Sa el Be
; z ~age ae a Preeti Rs -e* os
ees z = + 23 ~
-.. - EF 52% 2 e
ar o site
* i: p
1895,
~Ly Fieve: ce
Ly Fay etieviil
Ly Selma
Ar Wilscn
4
Daily. ,
4
a, |
be
*
a,
mn OO
Bo | Dally) sea
Ly ¥ iluiingtoi:
Ly Magnolia
Ly Goldsboro
ar Wiison
pet ee
Lv Wilson
Ar Rocky Mt
Ar ~Tarboro
Lv Tarboro
Lr Rocky Mt
Ar Weldon
Train on Scot
Jleaves Weldon
p.m., arrives
Greenville 6,37 Pe Mey
Returning, leaves Kinston 7.20
flie 8.22 a. m.
Halifax at 11:00.a. m., Weldon 11.20 am
nigton Branch leave
Washington 7.00 a, m., arrives Parmele
leaves Tarboro 4.50 p. �"�.,
.m,, arrives Washi
e Busday.
or eeu pa Ned
Train leaves Tarbo
marie & Raleigh R. R.
day, at 5 00 p. m.
arrive Plymouth
eck at 4.55 p
Kinston 7.35
@.m., Greeny
daily except Rund
Trains on Wash
retutoing
armele 6.10
©, via Albe-
exceptSun-
Sunday 200 P. M;
20 P. : 5.20 p. m.- oS
"LINE OF "
ODS, SILKS, LACES,
Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, &c., carried by
Ul
"this season. Our Stock of "
ITO-E-S,
SAND:
Ladies & Childrens
~SLIPPERS !:
is the largest and cheapest. ever of-
Jered in this town, come and see for
yourself and be convinced.
BABY CARRIAGES FURATURE
Mattinys, Window Shades and Lace
Curtains.
- Goods sold on their merits and
Prices made accordingly.
J.B. CHERRY & Co.
ae
The Place to Sell your
TOBACCO!
THE
_ EASTERN
Beli
TOBACCO
WAREHOUSE,
joer
ie ae. i ey
Attend church to-morrow.
Quite a crowd in town to-day.
Ladies ready made shirt waists
and silks at Lang's.
DonTt torget to hand your
sa iption to the carrier.
Registration of voters for the
town election began to-day.
Buy Cotton Seed Meat at the}:
Old Brick Store.
For a week now nothing will be
more talked abouttran the Fas-
ter bonnet.
For Cotton Séed Meal and
Hulls and Shingles call on Henry
Sheppard. Prices low down.
A new fish staliis being built
on the north side of the Market
House.
Monuslin de soiv and ~all the la-
test dress fabrics at LangTs.
Tbe communion will be admin.
istered at the close of the morn.
ing service in the Baptist church
to-morrow.
At the corner stall in Market
House you can find the nicest
fresh Beef, Pork, Sausage, Fish,
oec. All orders promptly filled.
D. G- Moons.
The case against the Harriso
brothers, the twin preachers!
drew quite a crowd to the Cou t
Honase to-day. :
Old Solomon; who lived of old,
Was very, very wise ;
WheneTer he wanted auything,
He used to advertise. =
There 1s never a time that ~is
not the time to subscribe,
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds King issued
six mAarriage licenses this week,
only ove of which, the first named
was for white. persons. They
were Richard Moore aud Mary
Odbam, John Brown and Clara
Cannon, Ed: Wiggins and Nora
w, Robt Wilson ani Delia
Boston, Jimny Bicuvt aud. Tenere
Bidant; Bryant "Mewborn and
Daniel...
Where ate You Going my Pretty
oWhere are yougeing m opretty mda???
*ofo ride my bieyele, Bat aho-odas eS
said,
oi'm quite in despair, my preity uisid,�T
~fiat with you oT¢Tr
: dale I eanTt ride,T ae
Oh now kind sir, douTt'so badiy-teel, = |
For I eee uo escort while ridibgT my |
But Wanted to rile,
oDbereTs not rvo-n foc tvo, kind sir,T
bt aud th
I know very welt it what I-weuld ao,
4s go
= s
ington,
here.
Mr. R. L.
ing fora tri
stock.
Cure.�
Belcw are
to Parmele to visit friends.
Mr. T. W. Tilghman, of Wank: i+.
spent Friday and. to-day| °°
who was visitin
hore to day.
Rev. J. L. Winfiel
ington, will preac
ant Sunday morning.
Ex-Solicitor J. E. Weodara
who was here attendi
this morning for Wilso
M:. Ed Hiavs, of Sampson
county, who has been spending
sometime with his
left Friday.
Mr. A. W. McAlister,
and Treasurer of the
Stock Mutual Insurance Uo., cf
Greensporo, is in town.
Smith left. this morn-}
p out west to buy
Mr. Maryin Nash, of Newbern,
g here retarned | Land
b
. E sie ee a 2
4 GOOD STRING. BOT 4 ;
gone
LA i =
bh at Mt. Pfeass}:
ag court, left:
Bi ia
rother here,
Secretary
Southern}
Yesterday afternoon abo
o'clock the juty*-on the mu
iai brought.» thei
e defendant P
not guilty. The jary he
only about thirty minttes.
eter
had. the case|
=
=
Hardee was.
~4
{ile
Mr. Piyon with his phonogr avi
" esterday furnishing
re af &
here. «: ¥
sage O°
&
mein ry Pore.
Pe eee
oe ae
' Your correspondent was
taken as to the name of thé ~new
landTsod. improvement.
here.� It should lave been Arden.
company
& Improvément Go: °°
~~ e
opening up for� -
we 6 i ection...
eo SS SPO HEH)
PresbyterianT church.
School at 9: 30 A. M:
at 7:30 P.
Hines:
' Methodist
School at 9:36 A. M.~ Pp
af 11 A: M. and 7:30 P.
G. ¥F. Smith.
.Episcopal
Heoal at 9:30 A. M. ,
_ Baptist church "Sunday School
at 9:30 A.M.� Pr r
as 7330 P.
lilipgs. Mornin
oChrist's # z
M.
church._Sunday,
st's Last Inviiution.�' Night
oA Disease for whichT there is ro}
Allare cordially. invited
to attend these services...
by. Rev.
church."Sunday'|
ae
M- cy Rey Gor M.
Surday
Preaching
R w.
reachingT
M. by Rev.
thy at 114.
subject
rough dale ~by some-|y eat
bieyele built for two.� [pigeh a:
Ne
nasit:| onniate Sor
chants of Norfolk :
ay i y»| Good Middling.
oMay-I go with you, my prety maid 22T| YOP4 Miduling
Low M¥idiing
Gur Ordinary
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