scription 25 cents per Aonth.Jered 26 second-class mail matter.vA AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY)=eyenever a an. evil ~exists or isrning to exist among as it isuty of everyman who iovesto sp-ak out ayuinst it-/an Opportunity is presentus now. We thought in thening that spirita:list meet-hat were being held in Green-were for uere- pertime audpsequvnes refsrted only intalig totiiem. We see nowtis differeat and that thereever been a more insidioasb ourtown. So long as theg people were just haying a~Table Wrappings� for theiramusement we saw no spe-reason to condemn it very italy. thoagh this ought not toyat when people of maturerght, and even Christian peo-are being assembied vightnight by a professed spirit, and from his cvnversation6, and unadulterated infidel,vhen the said individual pre.sto COule among us vot Oulghis faise aud demoralizingings but even dares to speakingly Oo Oue Of Our minis"wefoilthat itis au outrage| Our people as a whole} not to be slow to cundeibn,mau teaching.,and let him soaly alone that he would havekk other quarters to practiceods where there would becongeniality than would bethese fellows mustoThere t are uid chd ot Soretmen in New York City 10-day outtimes are hard, not because theyare att willing to work, bat be-cause those who bave- work to duwill not empioy coivred people.Less thua teniyears ag).a greatrestaurants. employed coloredwaiters;now yOu can count such onyourtwo hands aad have somefiagers ieft. Even the coloredbootblack has basu almost drivenoff tha face of the earth by theItalians.No mau wants to depend uponwhat the majority of the coloredmen in New York have to dothe community. Tue negro capget nothing todo. The work heonce had has been taken from him.They wouTt lettbhem drivea car orbe a eouduactor- They won't iethim do cabinet or carpenter work-They wonTt give him a salesmanTsplace in stores. ~Lhe negro is al-most denied the right to breathe.�Now what a difference do wefiua in the South ; bere no- man isdenied work on account of his col-or; here we fiud the white menand colored men working side vyside, in peace and harmony, butstill we hear the onegro iover� oftue North bewailing the lot of thepoor persecated negro in theSeath. What- fools, and kuavesbe. The best_@monz the enlightenede of Greenville We de"@ the. whole thing as aun-y the thoughis aud atten-fsensible people and cailali who love the right andthe false to unite againstffort to corrupt the moralshe faith of our people. Awho is fighting againstt is fighting you, and is un-y the least of your confi-E:aeTHERN DISLIKE TO THENEGRO.3 ~Davis, a well knownNew Youk City,friends the negro has in the world(are to be fouaud in the South, andthe negro is beginning to fiud thisout--" Ex."_"_"_"An Interesting Occasion,The Baltimore Sun of yester-day, ed.torially says:Ths ceremoniss atteudinz theunveiling of the mouu.seut erect-ed at Raleigh in memory of theCoufederate suldiers from NorthCaroiina who lost their livesduring the late civil war promiseto be of great interest. May 20this the day fixed for the unveiling,and the programme anaounced 1s@ most attractive one. Hon:Alfred Moore Waddell, one of themost eloquent orators in theSouth, is to oe the regular¢of employment. Not becuase tle}many hotels and hundreds ofwomen for support but this isWere it not for the faithfal wives.mothers and sisters of som3 otthem they would be charges upon~dresses. - Dire: Fackeoe, widow ofGen. Stotewali Jackson, iMildred Lee, a daughter of Gen.Robert E. Lee, heve accepted ia-vitutions to be present, and littleJalia Jackson _ Christian, thegrauddaughter of Stonewall Jack-sun, will draw the cord which willunyeil the statue. North: Caro-liaa is known as the oVolunteerState,� the claim being that shecontributed more soldiers to theCuniederats army, accurding topuputlation, than auy State in theConfederavy. That they distin-guisued themselves on every bat-tle-fieid on which they fought isa ma~ter of history. Tne monument to be anyeiled 13 largelydue to the enerzy and patriotisuof the devoted women of the JiaNorth State. Arrangements anbeing perfected for the entertainment of the great crowd of peo-ple which will gather at Rileighto witness the uuveiliunz ceremvnies.- "eDrowned :-imself by Foviish Joking.A negro boy named EdgarWilliaws was accidently drownednearthe D-nnison property atthe foot of Haucock street yesterday through his own fault..Five of the boys had been outIn a small boat swimming and onthe return this boy threatened tooverturn the boat us soon as théy~could get close enough to theshore. He was adin onished notto do so as a small boy on tke boatcould not swim.Paying no heed tothe warninghe pat his threat into execution,the other bovs looked oat for thesmall one and saved him ; but theboy who played what he probablythought wasa good joke, veingonly a poor swimmer, miscalculated his own powers and was drown.ed"Newbern Journal.i """""""_"_1A special edition of the RaleighNews and Observer will be printedom May. 20, at noon, by the LadiesT Monumental Association ofthe State, under the supervisionof Mesdames Armistead Jones,John W. Hinsdale and Garland |"Jones. They will be assisted by}:Es eScont ~sot the type ~and rup thea- -levery way have behave eos the pa-a staff of able v women who will do}|.per for the day: The entire re-ceipts from adyertising and sale.of papers will be devoted to themonument fund. The lady managers invite the co-operation ofthe lalies iu ail sectivas of theState.At Wilkasboro Dr. J. A. Tar-ner: leading the dry ticket, waselected mayor by 1 majority, hav-ing 48 votes to 47 for R N- Hack-ett, wet. Dey com:nissio .ers werealso elected. At North Wilkes-boro J N. Mariow, wet candidatefor mayor, was elected by 1 ma-jority, having 49 votes against 4%for Ed. Barkley, dry. Two wetand two dry commissioners wereelected and one wet and one drycommissioner are tied. Closevoting all around.How Did It Happen?oHobson Smvthe has beennelied from the Brittania club?�oWhat was his offense.�~Saw the point of a joke in oeminutes; their time limit is five orver, "Sar Francisco Chic.TT AE Ae MAL RN= Arata "" =Professional Cards.ex=-owre F. TYSON,®Attorney and Counselor at-LawGreenville, Pitt County. N.C.Practices in all the Courts~Civil and Criminal Business Sol cited.Makes a special of fraud diyorce,dam-aves, actious to recover land, and col-lectionsPrompt and careful attention giventil business.Money to loan on approved security.rerms easy.J. H. BLOUNT. J. lL. FLIMINGLOUNT & FLEMINGATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,GKEENVILLE, N. Csae Practice in all the Courts.-C. LATHAM MARRY SK:s AThLAM & SKINNER,4NEATTORNKYs-aT-Law,GREE-o"ILiLF. N. &.THOS. J. JARVIS.arvis & BLOW,A'TTORNEYS-AT. LAW.sa GREEN VH.LE, N.C.$# Practice in. oAll the Courts."-John E. Woodard, F. . agWilson, MN. Oni Greenville, NFOODARD & HARDING, |a Be Ee ANGGreenville, N.vated aikimtinn stuck; to renege aucintsanu wettlomnens, ef claims,.i~,ALEK, L.""* .