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THE DAILY REGREENVILLE, N.C., AUGUST 2, 1895.Local Trains and Boat Schedule.train goingPassenger, «nl mailGoing South,north, arrives 8:22 A. M.arriyes 6:37 P. M.North Bound Freight, arrives 9:50 AM, leaves 10:10 A. M.South Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P.~M., leaves 2:15 P.M.Steamer Myers arrives from Washington Monday, Wednesday and Fridayleaves for Washington Tuesday, ~thursday and saturday.a edtWeather Bulletin,Saturday, fair, slightly warmer~ju tbe interior in the morning.LOCAL NOTES AND TOBACCOJOTTINGSBY O. L. JOYNER.Mr. J. S. Jenkins has just re-~turned from Richmond, Va.Greenville expects to reach thefive million mile post this season.There area good many prim-ings coming to market upgraded.-In this condition they cannot se!'well and hence a great desl ofdissatisfaction from such sales.Forbes & Moye have commenced work on their new prize houseIt will be located just west of theirwarehouse, and in convenientproximity to it. Thusthe Green-ville tobacco market continues toincrease its facilities.The Woman's Edition of the~Southern Tobacco Jorurnal issued~for the benefit of the Twin City~Hospital is jast out. It is a lite"~rary treat indeed, and contains~interesting reading matter on va"mous topics, spiced with literarytaste, which can only emanate~from the minds of cultured femalewriters, tempered in their exp res-~sion by the genial _ influencethrown around them in their sun-ny southern homes. Following is~the Greenville market report asprepared by Mrs. R. R. Cotten*for that issqe:GREENVI).LE MARKET.Although the youngest tobaccomarket of any note, in North Ca-rolina, Greenville shows a recotull of encouragement for the fua-~ture. The town is surrounded byrd| ville College Institute, is changeda fine country where tke cultureof tobacco was cow menced aboutten years ago.acreage was so rapid that the ne"cessity of a home market soon be- |same evident. |The first warebouse was built!in 1891, and the Greenville To-:bacco Maerket dates from thatyear, when 200,000 pounds weresold. Another wrrehouse wasbuilt in 1892. and that year thetwo warehouses sold _ 1,200,000;pounds acd in 1893 the same two}warehouses sold 2.200,000. Thistinued increase of acresge in the|surrounding country, stimulated |the business men of the place aud)another warehouse was built in1894, when the sales increased to3,250,000 pounds. That year theGreenville market paid out $300,000 for tobacco, while the Jocalcotton market only distributedabout one half that amount. Thisincrease of circulating currencyhas caused an increase of businessin every brauch of trade, andlifted to some extent the darkcloud of pressing necessitieswhich had aepressed the farmer.~he average price of tovaccofor the last four years has been104 cents.There are eight prizeries herenow, with bright prospects ofothers at an early day. The Amer-ican Tobacco Company has one40x140, with five floors, and witha capacity for re-ordering a balfmillion pounds during the sea":son.The increase of population inGreenville since 1890 has beerequal to, if not gieater, than for adecade prior to that time. Thisis direcily attributable to the to-bacco market, which is proved bythe fact that the neighboringtowns have not increased propor-tionately.The present season opens aus-piciously. Still another warehousehas been added and another in-crease in sales is assured. Thegrowing crop in the surroundingcountry is large aad fine, cureshaye commenced, primings arealready coming in, and live, ener-getic men in charge of the mar-ket, and fine facilities for hand-ling the weed, a prosperous sea-son is copfidently expected.We are requested to announcethatthe opening day of Greenincrease of business and the con-"| 'FRANK WILSON'SThe first experiments were 80}satisfactory and the increase |ANNUAL -CLEARING SALEES |HRIY DAYS ONLYMy loss, Your Gain,""Man Killed.A colored man named Noahing while beating a ride underone of the cars On the northbound freight train. It hap-"pened near Littlefield.Thirty Cents for Two Bottles.A young man in town wasbadly sold this morning. He re-ceived a box by express on whichthere was 30 cents charges. Hewas very much elated withthoughts of an bouquet from bisgirl, bat imagine his surpriseupon opening the box to find thatit contained two empty _ half-pintoticklers� with a note explainingthat it was learned he was payinga premium on empty bottles.He said he would not have mind-ed paying the 30 cents so much ifthe bottles had even been filledwith Panacea water, but theirbare emptness almost producedtears.Hundreds of martins can beseen in the vicinity of the depotthese evenings. Throngs of themroost in the oak trees in Agentat the recent of patrons fromAugust 25th to September 2nd.J. R- MooreTs yard, and in theHooker & Bernard prize house.Chapman was killed this morn -| », utterGreenville Market.Corrected by S. M. &chultz.per lb 17 to:Western Sides . 6.60 toSagar cured; Hams 11 toCorn 40 to |eee ~ 50 toTCabFlour, Family 5.25 to .Lard 6 to |Oats . iSugar . 4 toCoffee 16 to!Salt per Sack 80 to 2Chickens &20 to |Eggs per dozBeeswax, per lb agKerosene, 133 to:Pease,per bu £3Hulls, per ton 6 |Cotton Seed Meal 20 5Hides 5 toCotton and Peanuts,Below are Norfolk ~prices of cottoand peanuts for yesterday, as furnisheby Cobb Bros. & Co., Commission Mechants of Norfolk :COTTON.Good MiddlingMiddlingLow MiddlingGood OrdinarTone"ste1-5!B Doly.PEANUTS,Prime - |Extra Prime éFancy fSpanish 3@1 bu~Tone"steady.¥E, 10 cts." Firm.B. | ~ Peas"best, 2.50to 2.751.50 to 1.75.~to 1.00 per bushe

ag gt ile a al ME a a a a a a ll ete lS Oe a oe Meee 2 Fogle peas est Es RE eresgh ra a1 en ene eee A.DAILY REFLECTOR. |verting into stareb, by pulling| never finds out thatit has blackand bauling as oat by ore nose feet._WHICHARD. . |aod toes, langbi t ile|" se ~ bine a I'll-gotten wealth cannvt build, pA Photographing Bullet.A bullet provided with a tiny~as be, strange to say had never hotographic outfit of its own is theSubscription 25 cents per Month. laughed before. God bless old any kind of a house upon the latest invention of a German namediaughing Mac. We hear be has ;o¢k. Herr Neesen. In carrying out thisEntered as secood-ciass mail matter. prown rich on the basks of the ingenious idea, Prof. Neesen has~" oRobesonian.� Well, we have Never step over one daty t©% provided a bullet which carries aEVERY AFTERNOONS (EXCEPT SUNDAY) often said a Scutchman could perform another. Take them a8 minature photographic plate. Thisre a " """" grow rich on less food than &0Y they come. | plate, which is very scnsitive, isTHE PRESS CUNVENTION. other bamau who could est dirt slipped into a slit in the bullet so asand ac naked. . Jes wan wpe does not eee to receive its light through a pin-. o Fell, we rejoice atthe saccess his talent will be sure to wisjudge pole in the conic or forward end ofThe convention of the North of this Press Convention, aud re- bis waster. the missile. In this manner a gyrat-Cerolina Press met in Greensboro ith tb Sy ling te tenses . Sw whielast week sod bad a most epvjoys phe oa heapirit. Lei ete City The greater the house built ont 1k line is traced on aks plate, whichJ Ee y at Faken op sapd, the wore foolish the! ~34 complete record of the LulletTsble time, said to be the wost en fconum ss man who builds. ioscillations from the moment itjoyabie that bas ever been held We read the above from the ~leaves the muzzle of the gun until, of the Asso- : W hen the prodigal started buck the impact with the tarve!.during the existence of the pen of Col. Creecy, the oldest ,., his fathers bouse he diduTtiation. in a parenth-s we mast -o3 | .be allowed to oy that is error. member of the State Press, with pave to go all the way alune. Life of Ocean Cables. .The year of the meeting at Goldus- more than ordinary pleasure. A good many things cau beT Where the bottom of the ocean isboro in 1850, we think it 85. Ar that time we were one of the fogad out about human nature bad an ocean cable will frequentlyie a Gaal heist little fellows of the Association, by charging teu cents admission. last only three or four years, but oaed ap tovitation to Glee Alpine in fact the youngest, being then . " a ood potion wire taken up afteraprine~ wasthe most debgbtful not quite seventeen yexrs old, DonTt be a Bump on a Log. lan go ves oes been found almostall 10 the history of the Press | etearle oo . | oodbat we remember distictly the e somethiny, do something, if " "-"-"" ooConvention. That, including the . - - | ;delay at Turkey Tail station was night at Turkey Tail station nothing else, march to the music,the climaa of earthly happiness waiting for the train to get out keep up with the procession"ePerhaps the present members of ofa land slide at Mund Cur. don't be jost a Biher ot apace "s. , ethe gang were ob o6 ID Col. Creecy iu the barrel of d P a lj o The steamer Aurora leaves Washing-arms, but that meeting was the .4, Spd never Wh accomplish BUY-\ ton every Saturday night at 11 oTclockbest of ail The flood at Beao- wheat and Bro. Mc Duirmid S thing. Popularity is a very DICE arriving at Ocracoke Sunday morningfort wasa sorrow tbat cLanged laugh will long be in evidence. thiny to bave, it wakes a wan feel at 7 o'clock. Returning leaves Ocrn-the par of the Couvention. ~contented and happy, but it some |coke Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, ar-poss oa= times exbausts bis pocketbook and |"iving at Washington Sunday night atbat disastruus as it Was, it was a (12 oclock. Fare for the round tripbreeder of joy out of sorrow. Regarithe Stock, makes bim afraid to either act 9) yyOat of it came the happiness of ; the man, or express his own cpin-Glew Alpine sod ont of the acci- _ It will soon be a Jelsure seasen jon. If you cannot leadin the MID-WEEK TRIPdent snd delay at Tarkey Tail for farmers. Mauy good people thought of the worid, be content) .7 come to town and thouyhtiessly ito fo.low, but vot uptil after bon | ohe same steamer makes a wid-weekcame the joy of that giorius and , , ~trip leaving Washington Wednesdaypever-to be_forgottea night. Me- bitch their horses or mules to @ est investigation bas couvinced -o. ies ut 7 oeloe ne .Dierwid. who yet lives, tuack the post or a walling where they you that whalyou are doing will jie, Gaylords.. Auiova, Onecan ragood Lord, was in fall feacher, stand hours and hoars together in accomplish the greatest good to Swan Quarter, Returning leaves Oc-and the silver rattic of bis laugh the hot sap. This injares the the many. Unotabilitry way wake racoke ~Thursday mornings at 6 oT clockaa echoud tnrocgh the darkpess as stock, besides being a source OF you tbiok that you are the most twuching at ile points. Fare for ther- a bugie call tw mirth. Harrell, *evere suffering. Lu the hot 8au important individual ip the city, TNA SB east. who #as ewphaticaily «dail, was the horse or mule gets thirsty and the center of attracuou, tue pivot J+ 4. urgess, Gen. Mer.provoked to wit by the magnetic Dabgry ; aud it all cvald be avoid: around which ail wust revolve to "rippte of Me's unrivalied iauguter, ed vyalittie care. Be wercifal weet the desired end, but be sure. The Charlottetothe faithful beasts, for they you are fullowing the bubble of!whwee reserve faud furoisued a . |supply of laughter for bis own Serve their owners well. Pat them soap, that for a suuit time reflectsand wibers wit sod Lumor. We !0 & shade aud water thew "Scot- all the Leauties cf the rainbow.bad thought we ware alucky man laod Neck Vemocrat. bat the bubble will Uurst, and like5wheo we fouad a soft cashivu ib ""SE" Eee your unstability. epbeusr ral popu:am open head barrel vf wheut, Wise Words. larity, baret when you little ex"which was pleasant cnough, bat pectit You cau do nothing with |North CarolinaTsas We slept and snored we sank " out indepeadence of actiun, aad) FOREMOS®T NEWSP \PERam the yielding wheat ont! A lie bas co conscience. a wil aud opiniou or your own. DAILYoar nose and our toes were The world was born blind. Don't be a bewp oo a loxy"be a ANDbrought ia contact, and then we . wmau." Washington whessenger. : WEEKLY.entered op a stentoran burst of, When love bas the power lt """""_pasal and laryogeas welo'y that will always belp. Wanted. Independent and fearless ; bigger andendangered the rafters aui shin- " imore attractive than ever. it will be anWeepnjoy wach wheo we aro A friend who will recognize me invaluable visitor to the home. theotlice, the club or the work room.THE DAILY OBSERVER.% gies op the roof and cow plecely :threw Me's side show iu the shad» thankfai for little. when I am compelled to wea.aod made pretty Miss Mock. of ; . patched pauts; who willtake mynd Whoever goes wrong bimseif/ P* Y ; All of the news of the world. Com-| Salisvary,to whom we had of- band aslam siidiag down hillTo | i 6 ab army astray. i , - plete Daily reports froin the Stateour hand and heart five ead josteud of giwivg meakick to and National Capitols. $8 a year.ve times at Glen Alphive W be ; ing baste pd t- wh i lend)" ° on you fiud vourself getting bp iny Gesceut: who wit tend THE WEEKLY OBSERVER.fainc from pure exbaustivo from. 5 wab ted look ap ime adollar without two dollars: A perfect family ees All thelaughter. We would bave oied security;who will cone to me. news of the week. + The reportsau jagiorious death in that whea: Every young map wast either when I am sick; who will pull off from the Legislature aspecial. Fea-o~drowaded, as it were, in| 50 op streaw or drift down. his coat and figbt for me when ture. Remember the Weekly Ob-of cerial, had not vld : the odds are two toone; whwe will, " *¢rver- ;, kind, dear old soul, oteppel| It costs sometLing to do right, nt me rein wy Lacx 9s he ONES ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.Aaughing long enough to dig 4 pot a great deal more not to do it. to my face. Sach a friend, Send forsample copics. Address~gut of that barre! uf wheat which * spies ; is wanted by ten thousana beings| THE OBSERVER,ar perspiration wes rapidly con-| A bird with bright plamage/throu boat the whole world. Charlotte, N. @~= ao wr,

Ere ae emg Se ee Se ees EPO eg ee ae.eehe ye Soe Bee ee Te Ses Se Oa ie gel ee a eee RSLOCAL DIRECTORY.COUNTY OFFICERS.Superior Court Clerk, E. A. Moye.Sheriff, R. W. King.Register of Deeds, W. M. King.Treasurer, J. L. Little.Coroner, Dr. C. OTH. Laughing-ouse,Survevor,Commissioners"C. Dawsen, chmTn.Leonidas Fleming, T. EK. Keel, Jesse LSmith ands. M. Jones.SupTt. Health, Dr. W. H. Bagwell.SupTt. County Home, J. W. Swith.County Examiner of Teachers."Prof.W. H. Ragsdale.TOWN OFFICERS.Mayor, Ola Forbes.Clerk, C. C. Forbes.Treasurer, W. IT. Godwin.Police"J. W. Perkins, chief, Fred.Cox, asset; J. W. Murphy, night.Councilmen"W. H. Smith. W. L.Brown, W. ~IT. Godwin. T. A. Wilks,Dempsy Ruffin, Julius Jenkins.CHURCHES.Baptist. Services every Sunday (ex-cept second) u.orning and nigiit. Prayermeeting Thursday night. Rev. C. M.Billings, pastor. Sunday Schvol at 9:30A. M. U. D. Rountree, SupTt.Catholic.Episcopal.No regular services.Services every fourth Sun-day morning and night. Rev. A,Greaves, Rector. Sunday School at 9:30A. M. W. B. Brown, Supt.Methodist. Services every Sundaymoruing and night. Prayer meetingWednesday night. Rey G. F. Smith,paste: Sunday xchool at 9:50 A. M.A.B, Kllington, Supt.Presbyterian. Services every Ist anc3rd Sunday morning and night. Prayermeeting tuesday night Rev. ArchieMeLauchlin, pstor. Sanday Schvol at9:30 A. M.,B. D. Kvans, SupTt.LODGES.Covenant Lodge No. 17. I.meets every ~Tuesday night.ket, N.G.Grecnville Lodge No. 281 A. F. & A.M. reets first and third Monday nightsZepo Moore, W. MoO. oO, F.,D.D. Has-osNEATNESS-?-QUIGKKESS."SEND rouR"JOB -:- PRINTING"TO THE"REFLECTOR OFFICE"IP YOU WANT"Tens aae Work.:%?} moderate ability taking a course withD| present standard..} work will be spared to make this school§jail that parents could wish.Educational ©Greenville CollegiateInstitute.*oREENVILLE, N.C. S. D. Bagley,Gy A. M. Principal. With full corps ofTeachers. Next session will beginWONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,'895. Allthe Eugli: sh Branch:s, Ancient andModern Languages. Music wiil oetaught on the conservatory plan,by agraduate in mus~c. Instructionthorough. Discipline firm, but kind.Terms reasonable. Artand Elocutionwill be taught, if desired, Calisthenicsfree. For particulars address the Prin-cipal, Gree: ville N, ©,MASONIG HALL SCHOOL.The fall terin of my school will open inthe Masonic Lodge buildingMonday, Sept., 2nd T95,Cour-e of study embraces the usualEnglish branches, higher mathematies,Latin and Freoch.Number of pupils will be limited.Apply for terms.MRs. LUCY G. BERNARD.MOK ObntI will open a select Music School onMonday, Sept. 2nd., T95.Instruction thorough. No extra charge* for use of Piano. lerms furnishedon applicationMISS HORTENSE FORBESCREENVILLEMale Academy.The next session of this School willbegin onMONDAY, SEPT, 2, 18d,and continue for ten months,The course embraces all the branchesusually taught in an Academy.Terms, both for tuition and beardreasonable.Boys weal fitted and equipped forbusiness, by taking the academiccourse alone. Where they wish topursue a higher course, this schoolguarantees ~thorough preparation toenter, wi.b credit, any Collegein NorthCarolina, or the State University. Itrefers to those who have recently leftits walls for the truthfulness of thisstatement.Any young man with character andus will be aided in making arrange-ments to continue in the higher schools.The discipline will be kept at itsNeither attention nortime norSend in your boys on the first day.For further particulars see or ad-Im Business Part of CitySingular Test of Sanity.An Italian named Nino was on trialat New York for the murder of hiswife. To test his sanity two medicalexperts resorted to a= singularmethod. They went to Nino's celland there rehearsed before him thesupposed scene of his wifeTs murder.Next a dummy was introduced, andthe prisoner was asked to show themjust how he had committed thecrime, which he did. All this timea@ recording instrument had been at-tached to the prisonerTs wrist, andas it showed that the action of themanTs pulse had not been acceleratedduring the mock tragedy, the ex-perts concluded that he must havebeen insane when he did the deed.They did not believe it possible foraperson to feign insanity for anylength of time."Springfield Repub-lican.Watch Dials.When watch dials are enameledthey are first prepared with a back-ing of sheet iron, having raisededges to receive the enamel inpowder, which is fused. Aftercooling, the lettering and figuringare printed on the plate with softblack enanael by transferring. Thedia! is again placed in a ~~muffle,� oroven-shaped vessel, to fuse theenamel of the lettering or figuring.The enamel used is composed ofwhite lead, arsenic, flint-glass, salt-peter, borax and ground flint, re-duced to powder, fused and formedinto cakes.The MuleTs Misfortune._An old darky lived in the southwho was a great barterer, and itwas very hard to beat him on atrade. It seems he had sold a mule,guaranteeing him faultless. Thepurchaser shortly after came back ina great rage, and said:~~Look here, you rascal, that muleyou sold me is blind in one eve; youassured me he had no faults.�o *DavTs right, sah; dat mule habeno faults. Ifhe am blind { in one eye,dat am his misfortune, not hisfault.TT-"HarperTs Round Table.HE KING HOUSE,Mrs. W.M KING, Prop,CUISINE SUPERB.GREENVILLE, WN. C.Barbers.".AMES A. SMITH,TONSORIAL ARTIST.| GREENVILLE; N.C.Se Patronage solicited.ERBERT EDMUNDS,FASHIONABLE BARE ER.Under Onera House.WILMINGTON; Chae h* oxD BRANCHES, =AND FLORENCE RattConden* Sea SDS ;~DatedJuly 5th1895.Lepee {WeldonAr K Hacvkc omLv Tarboro 12 20 sapsLy Rocky Mr. 1 050 au} H 6.Ly Wilson, | |. 2.03/12 08) | 40 |Lv Selma ~ 2 53 o2� =Lv FayTtteville| 4 30/12 63Ar. Florence 7 15) 3 00: IPM, A.XLy Wilson 213 aim 63Lv Goldsboro 2 10 oof neLv Magnolia 4 16 8Ar Wilmington} 5 45) " + 104P.M.) | JA.ines GorNe| Na | di! :~pad z = a Be eeJuly th | Se lS Ep fg1895. | ZA IBZ A] ol oRa.&lpawt- feLy Florerce j 8 15] 7 35)Lv Fayetteville; 10 55! 9 35 yLv Selma. (| 12.82) [ |}:Ar Wilscn 1 20/11 287 Tesi tf alieS e ELeA. M.|Ly Wilmington}. 9 20]Lv Magnolia. | 10 56] |Lv Goldsboro | 12 06) |ar Wilson 1 00). -1 saBAP. M.|Lv Wilson 1 30Ar Rocky Mt | 2 33 PAr Tarboro. 2 48Lv Tarboro ar ~Lv Rocky Mt 2 33) ° 12 27 *Ar Weldon 3 48}. 12 50Train on Seotianad Sey Befney. Roseaves Weldon 3.40 + |p.m., arrives Scot 4.08., Greenville 6. 87 ey, Seoear'd 7.3a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m.. ArrivixHalifax at 11:00 a. m.,; Weldon 11.20 a:jaily except Sunday...Trains on Washnigton Branch leaWashington 7.00 a, a arpvee Parme.8.40 p. m., Tarboro 9. returninleaves Tarboro 4.50.p.. m.. F np sos fap. m,, arrives W : 35 pnDaily except Sunda PC aneete wit-|trains on Scotiend Neck-Branch.W. H. RAGSDALE,Ri July 30, 1895.Principai.- Special attention ven fe. "Gentlemens Cloth othingea aeoTM: EMBRSON, Traffic Mana;Train leaves Tar NOC, via Alymarle & Raleigh R. R. daily ex tea U2fay. at 6 00 pm. Bunter 800 P. Marrive Plymouth 9.20. P. M., ir ig 1Returning leaves P uth.Sundey, 5.30 a. m., unday 9.3 nmarrive Tarboro 10.25 am fog it. o4a. Mm, age oe~JOHN F. DIV. INE.JOHN F. copie! EyGeneral Su;J. K, KENLY, GenTl ah

IS CALLED 70 THE ELEGANT"LINE OF "Ribbons. Gloves, Mitts, &c., carried bydB. GHERRY & OU."this season. Our Stock of"_S-H.O. E.S,"AND"Ladies & ChildrensoSLIPPERS!is the largest and cheapest ever of-Jered in this town, come and see forvinced.pourself and be conoBABY CARRIAGES, FURNITURE.Mattinys, Window Shades and LaceCurtaias.Goods solid onprices made according!y.J. B. CHERRY & Co.CHEWING GUMJust received a nice line of pure NorthCarolinaSweet Gum and FepsCHEWING GUMMaoufactured at Nertiand Neck. Aidsi& he oe ops ;LAfir meriig aradig-ation. whiters teeth aad cures sore4 throet. At tne same time youl eneodr-J age ho ewe tadusteries De chewing thisGem For +ai-J.L. STARKEY & CO.RR te RR eaJ. LL. Starkey & Co."AGENTS FC o THE "CITY ELECTRIC LAUNDRY,WILMINGTON. N. C.This Laowiry dows the Gacst workthe Meath, ani prices are lowmake shipments «very f oesdiay-.your work to our store on wnclay@@ be forwaries prom;iy.lists feruishe ¢ on applbcation:E College HovelWBS DELLAGAY. ProprictresseeeinWeBringaodPrice Cenrenteat to depot avd to the tobac _o warehou--sBewt asd highest locatio:Greenville. Splendid mineral water.Rows large and comt.rtabie. Table:' with the beat the market af-_ YOUR -- ATTENTION |~ DRESS GOODS, SILKS, LAES,areundAUGUST FACES.Shown by People Stirring Azeunt)These Warm Days.:|Mr. YW. D. Carstarphen is in town. :Mavror D. C. Moore, of Bethel came in| Thursday evening.Messrs. A. L- Blowand W,rington went to Tarboro today.Mr. W. O. Dixon, avery clever mwer-chant of Hookerton, was in town today.Mi~s Leta McGown returned thismorning from a sisit to relatives at Trenton.Mr. C. M. Bernard went down theroad last nigit aod returned this morn-ing. |Mr. H. A. sutton and Master HughSheppard returned trom their visit .oKinston this morning.Messrs. fT. E: Hobertsleft this morniog forand Chase City.H. Har-R. H.RockyandHayesMountMr. J.C Tysoa, clerk at the bank, isyguike sick. Mr. Hi. P. Harding is fillingbis plece during his si -KunessThe body of the colored boy :James Johnston, who wasdrowoed Tuesday afteruoon, wasfound Thursday evening obearPactolas landing. The body wasunder a log aud was discoveredby a colored mau who went oatto catch the log.This afternoou Master FredForbes bas bis goat out coversdin blanket and with | egs ban-daged"in regalar race trackstyle"wziyiog oBillie� a obit ofwaiking exercise. Tie boys wh»were disposed to be jealous wanted to know of Fred howhis goats lege sore.STATE NEWS.aeRecc:4 of Matters of General InteresteeA wule was killed io Rowancocaty by bee stings.Sam Nicxle, of Sarry county,was inostantiy killed by a faltiog |limb while cuttioe down a tree.A family in Raleigh was madevyioleotivy sick from eatingcream.poison inthe wilk fromthe cream was wade.The arrest of a number of peojole at Beaufort for couspiripg to-wether aod swindling reveral in-come,1Ce |ANEW MONTH.Brings New Items, ~and The ReflectorGets Them.The nights are cool and make .sleeping fine-All kinds coc! drinks and fruits~at J. L. Starkey & CoTs.ESTABLISHED 1875.S.-W: Sehultz~PORK SIDES&SHOMLDERSThe farmers are beginning to)lay by their crops.Botter kept in refrigerators atJ. L. Starkey &OoTs.The Kinston tobacco market |will open on the loth.New Corned Mallets and Cod)Fish at S. M. Schultz.There's nothing the matter withARMERS AND MEKUCHANTS BUYing their yearTs supplies will fadithetr interest to get our prices before|chas ng elsewhere. Onrstock is compo all its branches,|| FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAkRICE, TEA, &c.always ut LOWEST MARKET oRICE._ TOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARSthis moon, so tue ospooneyTfolks say-Still a greater reduction mnsummer goods at LangTs.Rev. Jobn Phillips will preachat Tucker's school Loase second |Sanday io AuyusBt.For the best Cigar in townto J. L. Starkey & Co.The colored Baptist Sundayschool hed ao excursion Ou steaw:er Myers this afternvon.Wasbington is taking steps to'Gieen- |have a fuir. Wake ap,ville, and get @ Move Ou.Avothber very fair break out at|the warehouses to-day, with pri-|Ces even better thau vesteiday.The Edgecombe Guoards andWashingtou Laight Ipfaatry go!into camp atweek.The Oil Mills above Tarborohave let ga coatract for a pewsteamer to ply Tar river in place!of the Beta. Tbe vew boat will)be built in Washington.Friend Jim Starkey took aparty fora ohay ride� from thedepot on bis dray Thursday even-ipg. but the hay was missing.|Nut W bittield was cuaperune.GENERAL NEWS.John E. Harst, eenior memberof the firm of Horst, Parnell & Co.,of Baltimore, is the Democratic~nominee for Governor of Mary-~land| An effoit is being made to se-re the removal of the headquarof the Southern Railroadfrom Washingtou City to Atlap"la.Robert © Scott, ex-city Treas-arer, of Jacksoy ville, la.,. basbeen arrested on a charge of emsurance companies, caTgepateg pee seusation.is now io~bezzling $10,707 belonging to theTheprogres at Morenead.T city.Ocvacoke next| we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena~bling youto buy at one protit. A con| plete stock ofFURNITURE|alway 7s onhand and soldat prices tusuit| she times. Our goods areal] bought andsold for CASH therefore, having no risk|to Tuh,we sell at a close margip.Respectfully,8. M. SCOHULTz,Greenville. N.C.BOii|Professional Caras.| SaB.° F. "TYSON,| Attorney and Couuselor at-Law| Greeuvilie, Pitt County, N.C.| Practices in all the Courts.| Ciyil and Criminal Business Solicite J.| Makes a special of fraud diyorce,dam-jages, actions to recover land, and col-lections.Prompt and careful attention givenail business.Monty to loan on approved security.Perms easy.J. H. BLOUNT. L. FLEMiNLOUNT & FLEMINGATTORNEYS-AT- LAW,GKEENVILLE, N.s@y� Practice in all the Courts.Cc.L. C. LATHAM. HARRY SKINNER{*T Ham @ SKINN adc,ATTORVEYS*AT-'.A@,GREE- oVILLE. N. tc.THOS. J. JARVIS.jAnVis & BLOW,TATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,GREKNVILI.LE, N.C@@ Practice in. alltne CourtsALEX. L. BLOWJohn E. bvbateea iar F. ©. HardiWilson, N. C. Greenville, NOODAKD & HARDING,ATTORNEYS +AT-LAW,; Greenville, N-Special attention given to coilectionsand settlement of claims.