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oHE DAILY REFLECTOR.
sepemoncean
apeornemesn
Vol. 2.
GREENVILLE, N. C., SEPTEMBER 6, 1895. :
No. 231
Local Trains and Boat Schedule.
nl
train going
Passenger snd mail
Going South,
north, arrives 8:22 A. M.
arrives 6:37 P. M.
North Bound Freight, arrives 9:50 A
M, leaves 10:10 A. M.
south Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P.
M., leaves 2:15 P. &.
Stwamer Myers arrives from Wash
ington Mondsy, Wednesday ind Friday
leaves for Washingtou Tuesday, rhure
day and saturdav.
Cael
Weather Bulletin.
Saturday generally fair.
Albemarle Presbytery.
IN SESSION WITH THE GREEN-
VILLE CHURCH.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON S¥FSSION.
Report of Agent of Culportage, Dr
Daniel, read and endorsed.
The following agents and committees
were elected for a term of office of three
years:
Historian, F H Johneop.
Agent Fducation, F H Jobnson.
Agent Fore Miisions, C M Payne.
Agent Sabslith Schools, CG Vardell
Agent Colportage, Eugene Daniel.
Agent Bible Cause, F D Thomas.
Agent Sabbath Observance, C N
Wharton.
Agent Colored Evanrgeliz .tion. Tr WwW
Walker.
_. Agent Manses, C M Brown.
o Agent OrphanTs Home, Mr Young.
Committee Home Missions, W D Mor-
ton, chairman, Daniel, J D Morton,
Vardell, Young, Hawkins.
Discussicn follewed as to best means
ot meeting debt on the church in Green
ville"which resulted in a resolutiou to
have a special Christmas offering
throughout the district for that purpose.
The following committees appointed
for examination of candilates for the
Ministry :
lst committee, The Moderator.
znd committee, Johnson, Wharton,
Walker.
3rd committee, Vardell, Tpaeker, Far-
ries.
4th committee. Daniel, Hines, J B
Morton.
Sth committee, Morton,,_W D Thomas
Payne.
Examination of candidate McLauren
consumed the remainder of the session.
Mr. McLauren passed successfully and
will be ordained Friday evening 8:30 p.
m., Dr. Morton to preach the ordination| whites and $62,796 by
sermon. Dr Johnson to charge the people.
| Evangelist, Dr Payne to profound the
iconetitutiona! questions.
| Upon request of Mr. Walker to be
| exeused to return home after this ses-
(sion Mr. Wharton wus elccted Secretary
pro tein.
| EVENING SESSION .
Devotional services opened with Drs.
Johnson and Daniel in the chance]. The
latter preached from Joshua on the
histor:cal incident of the fall of Jerico,
which, he said, taught the great lesson
that the Supernatural ie necessary and
indispensavle in accomplishing the work
of God.
After Divine service:, memorial ser-
vices were heldin honor of Rev. Robt.
| Burwell. D. D., and Rev. Thomas U ,
Faucett deceased.
Drs. Daniel and Johnson read bio-
graphical sketches of the deceased
clergymen, and short addresses of re-
spect and affection were made by Drs.
Johnson. Daniel. Payne and Rey. Mr.
Whsrton. A special memorial prayer
was offered by Dr. Morton,
Reve. Wharton, Walker and Daniel,
granted leave of absense after this ses-
sion.
[Our reporter did not hand in this
moruing proceedings in time for this is-
sue. it wi lappear tomorrow."Ed.]
Pitt County Taxabies.
The tax liste puss completed by
the Register of Deeds show the
following taxables in Pitt Ccunty
as returned during the month of
June:
White polle 2,353, colored 1,509
total 3.862.
Acres land, 389,838, value,
$1,758,741
Town lots, 728, value 327,082
Horses, 2,620, value 100,471
Mules, 1,852. 73,372
Goats, 1,031, value 568
Cattle 9,829, value 58,020
Value household farni~ure, 96,943
Of this $3,174,732 was hsted by
Big excitement up
the street this morning
Frank Wilson had put
a beautiful black eye
on high prices for try-
ing to enter his store.
Eugene andAshley were
him.
on hand to assist him,
backed up by Will
. James who soon fired
Frank WilsonTs
new Clothing is all-in
and is beautiful.
and see it, you'll be
sure to buy.
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This list shows an increase of
$22,183 over the total valuation
for last year and an increase of
181 polis. The amount of money
on hand was larger than it has
been in seve years, which
shows the people of Pitt county
are in good financial condition.
It is somewhat remarkable
that the value of fire arms is
nearly twice as much as the value
of libraries given in, and is near-
ly $2,000 more than the value of
mechanic tools- .
After You.
A well known barrister relates
Hogs, 29,137, value 32,291 |the following story with great
Sheep, 1,962, value 1,959 | 50s ome immiaats ae
Value fatm utensils, 37,632 fr wt he country wh oa 8. ood i
Value mechanic tools, 5.492|from the country who rejoiced in
the name of Samson, and whose
replies were provocative of much
Value provisions, 30,057
Value fire arms, 7,172 sary se in the court. ood be.
Value libraries 3,794) _. 1 80, aneethe the or
Value scientifiic in- a you w court to il
struments 3,182 |*!eve that you are a peace fully
Money on hand, 95,437 Testa and inoftensive kind of
Belveat credits, ioe oAnd that qe have no desire
Stocks, | 1,199 | to follow in steps of your il-
Shares eee com- eae na and smite
Other personal property, 254,856) «No, [ve not.� answered the
witness, oand if [ had the desire
Total property listed $3,237,528|7 ,in% got the power at present.�
oThen :
you think you would be
colored|anable to cope successfally. with
1,000 enemies and utterly rout
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them with tke jawbone of an aseT
oWeill.� answered the ruffle
Samson, oI might have atry whe:
you have done with the weapon.
Some counties in the State ar
coming forward with their firs
bale of cotton. Pitt farmer
have their attention so much 0
tobacco that looking after cotto
gets no thought yet.
Prot. Goshauan, the world-re
nowned mind reader, will be i
Greenville Monday. He _ wi
give a street test in the afternoo
and an entertainment in the QO;
era House at night. His feats a1
marvelous- .
sas
AMERIGAN MUTUAL BENE
SOCIETY.
A Friend in Adversity. Protec
you when sick and to follc
your business or occupation.
che | Benefits $2.50 to $200 per Wa
Average cost from about one to eig
cents per day. No assessments.
act cost stipulated.
For information apply .to
HERBERT A. WHITE. Cashi
ZENO MOORE, President. ;
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Entered as second-"ciass Wail matter.
gVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY)
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COMMISSIONERST MEETING.
GREENVILLE, N. ©., Sept. 2. 1895.
The Board of Commissioners
of Pitt county met this day, pre |
sent C Dawson, chairman, I.
Keel, 8 "M Jones, J L Smith and
Leonidas Fleming.
The following orders fer pac pers
were issued:
Marths Nelson 2W�"�. #H
Smith 200, Jacob McLagborn
150, Nancy Moore 3 3, Sasao
Briley 2 50, Luciada Sastth 1 50,
Heory Harris 2 3, Beuneth Hen
dern 300, Elizs Edwards 1 5)
Carios Gurbam 2 0¢6,J ~Hf Bibb-
200, Henry Dail 240, Ssm and
Apo Cherry 4 00, Fannie Tacker
1 58. J O Proc.or 6 0V, Alice Cor
bett 3 00, Kaster Vines 1 50, Win-
uifred Taylor § 00. Alex Herris
12 00, Lydia S:atou 1 50, WH
Parker 2 00, J G Nelson 1 5°, Pol
ly Adams 1 50 Mrs J W Crisp 2 50
W F Williams 3 50, James Long
700, Edwin Haddock 1 50, Matil-
aa Thomas? 6? Chas Foyrer 2
wile 3 0¥. .
The following ogders for gen-
eral county purposes were issued:
T Toigpen 4198. George
Ward 31 18'S 21
B Bossa 21 09, Ww
Bmith 156 24 er 91 31,
W H Beewelil 24 sap Kiog
Ie, Leke
Briley 12 ¥0.
oo, W M Kirg
30, JL Saith
ng570.TE
Dawaon 380, D J
ville stock taw tervitory"
BP Erwin 6 97.
* Ordered that the fad is of W
H Reeves in Belvoir towaship bs
increased to $1200, vaiuation.
Ordered tugtyiy M Moore, of
Greenvilie, be appointed student
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nt ioe for thd -¥
1895. oe
o~ Wilson,
Fred Barnhill, J F Pollard.
. Carolieaa"J L Perkins. 4 F
. tions.
D uawise one.
16, J A
~ously against the
~State | roviding, for puatéin
Cai States : the.
-scbhool houses, aod are findiug
warm supporters of their protest!
outside of their own denomina
The Chicago Tribune
(qnmestions the constitationality of
the law, and ip Ove county inthe
Brate, atleast, where great ob
law of that
the.
E. jectagn tothe law is mavifested,
t
the pablie sehool!l guardiaus bave
decided to test in the courts the
point raised by the Tribane.
~Lhe Springtield (Mass) Repub
lican reza:ds the law a8 a very
Patriotism, it Sayr.
is not to be manufactured in that
~way. In a conntry particularly
»whose frat priuciple of govern-
ment is the non interfereoce
|{guvermment with individual ac-
~1300 where the mghts of otbers
are res , sucb enactmeuts
must be regaided as somewhat
out of place. Compalseory and
gzenerul'fieg flying, it adds, tends
rath-r to belittle tne svmbol agqd
j}deadeo the sentiment which the
sight of it shou'd awaken.
- That is the sensible view to
take cf the matter. Yet
eall that when the Legislature of
Virginia refused to pass a law
compelling the flying of flags
»wker the public school houses of
\this State, some of our northern
,and western contemporaries near-
~ly weet into bysterics."Rich-
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Accordiog to Poors Mantel,
the number of mites of railroad
operated in the United States ia
1894 was 175,444 an increase of
| 2.074 over 1893. The decroases of
the veir were: In tons of freight
moyed, nearly 11 per cent-: in
freight miléage, 9.17 per cent.; in
passengers carried 7.25 per cent. ;
ion passenger mil .
cent.; in earniugs m passen-
gers, 1125 per cert 4 io miscella-
neous earniv 336 pet ceaot.; in
earings of elevated roads; 941
~per cent. ; in total gross sarnings
~1164 per cent.; in net eernings
11-53 pér cent,; im earnings pe
tua per mile 470 ~per cent. Bat
,we learn that from atl quarters
comé@s ~the information that the
basiness of 1896 wilt bea great
imprévement overt that of 1894.
The male ts frolicsome aud mis
chievoas, bet not asa rule re-
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10.20 per
}its walls for the truthfulness of
o i CPOs apap:
Lugs"Common 8 to 4)
oGood 4 to 7|
o Fine 7 to 10
Catters" Commcn 8 toll
o Mediauw ll to 15
oGood 15 tc 274.
Educational
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Greenville Collegiate
Institute.
*REENVILLE, N.C. 8S. D. Bagley,
A. M. Principal. With full corps of
~Teachers. Next session ~will = begin
~MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.1895. All
(the Engli-h Branches, Aucient and
|Modern Languages. Music will ve
tanght on the conservatory plan,
iby a graduate in music.
\thorough. Discipline firm, but kind.
'Terms reasonable. Artand Elocution!
iwill be taught, if desired, Calisthernies
ifree. For particolars address the Prin-
I
cipal, Gree: ville N.C,
- GREENVILLE
Male Academy.
we re.
Hy
The next session of this School will
begin on
MONDAY, SEPT., 2. 1896,
apd ecoutinue for ten months.
| The eourse embraces all the branches
jupnally taught in an Acidemy.
' Terms, both for tultion and beard
| reasonable.
' Boys we:l fitted andT equipped for
business, bv taking ~the academic
eourse alone. Where they wish = to
guarantees thorough preparation w
leuter, wil) credit. auy College in North
\Cardina, or the State University.� It
~refers to those who have recently feft
this
| statement. : a 4
| oAny young man with ehardeter andT
Tustruetion | -
Pursce a hizher course,. this sell!
Qeit n James Whitebarst. ~Mé@de-ate nviity taking « conrree with
'Cnicod=-8 W Bell. Alfred Wor. vengeful, though there are excep rus witt b: ai'}d in makiug acren
tiomws co thig.-as fa tive case of a ;ments te continu: iu ibe higher eciueol-.
{eave Weldon
Ar. Khocyk Mt
~Lv Tarboro 12 20
~Ly Rocky Mi 1 05}10 2u 6 00
i.v Wilson 2 03,11 03
Lv Selma 2 53
~lv FayTtteville! 4 30/12 53!
| Ar. Florence 7 15) 3 00!
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Ly Wilson. é 13] | 635
{ ¥ Goldsboro 2 7 20
Lv Magnolia 4 16 ,8 29
Ar Wilmiugton!] 5.4) 10 00
P. M. A.M
TRAINS GOING NOTRH.
Dated | el es
July Oth caie
lays. | ZA lez
| 7 A. M.IPLM. :
| Ly Floreice | 8 15) 7 35)
| LY Fayetteville, 10 55: 9 35,
Lv Selma 12 32!
Ar Wilsen 1 20111 28
: Se | :
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7a |
A.M. P.M.
\Lyvy Wilmington| 9 20 oT OO.
~Tv Magnolia | 1 56! 8 32
| Ly Goldsboro 12 06 | 9 4]
ar Wilson 1 00) 10 20
ot | Bs,
| ce 6 =|
| zm | a
| P.M./ " |P. MiP. M,
Lv Wilson 1 30! 1137 10 37
/Ar Rocky Mt 233 | 12 00! 17 15
| Ar Tarboro 2 45, |
Lv Tarboro
Ly Rocky Mt | 2 33 WZ 7
\Ar Weldon | 3481 = /12 50!
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laily except Su
8.40 p. m..
uday.
~Train on Scotiand Neek Braneb Road
faves Wekion 3.40 p. m., Halifax 4.00
p. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55
m., Greenville 6.37 p. m., Kinston 7.35
Keturutng, feaves Kinston 7.20
(@.m., Greenviile 8.22 a m.. Arriving
Halifax at 11:00 a. m., Weidon 11.20 am
Traingon Washnigton branch leave
Washington 7.90 a, m., arrives Parmele
Tarboro 9.50;
leaves Tarboro 4.50 p. m.. Parmele 6.10
p. w,, arrives Washington 7.35 p. m,
returning
Daily except Sunday. Connects with
trains on Scotinnd Neck Brench.
Train leaves 1arvoru, N C, via Albdeé-
an nt ee ~. * ~mule ip at Ohio coal mr fs, which | oTh discipline will be k at |
Hardy. © Deo sa had patiently submitted to betug prese ne etentard, ai P| arte & Ratelzh EAR aan eseeprasi:
a | HH Moore, Oat beaten Oye waren ae P Motticr time nor attention nor srrive Plymouth 9.20. P. WL, 5.20 pe mn.
# Hardy, Worthington. het. other day reed \work will be spared to make this school turaing Igaves Plymouth gay except
ili 1 ot -proceediugs by yaumpi ath tinal parents could wisb. Sundsy, 5.30 a. m., Sunday 9.30 a n.,
sm went on the driver and Ra ere: al Send in your boys op the first day. Dah a ath 0.26 am and ~11. 45
~» Ordered tatslt A Blow make Se nance patinperye' shdvost ror te PUnGE patticnlars 'wde' ot oad- , JOHN F. DIVINE,
out township.-tax books for ohana a , _ . General Supt.
: the mule from doisg bim-up for Suly 90.1898. W. H. Raaspas,, }r. M) BMERSON, Traffic Manage*.
Sheriff. good. uly %0, Principa:. J. k. KENLY, GeuTl Manager,
oe Se ee ae Oe ee ae ee, a a ee ee Bt oe eas st ie ee ak ee ee i oa Sea ee a eS ee Be ane es a eS Bae ge Oe ee
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LOCAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
enipaiad
| Professional Cards, -
The Tax on Tobacco and Whiskey. Nice Distinction. |
" ay
The fusionists have denounced
ithe Democrats severely for not
| repealing the tax on whiskey and
tobacco.
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Caution and cowardice some-
times run pretty closely together;
but they are always distinzuish"
THOS. J. JARVIS. ALEX. L. BLoW
JARVIS & BLOW,
Superior Count Clerk, E. A. Moye. | : _ jable, nevertheless. Even a child ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,,. Re
5 y. King . . : : Soh ff tes
reriff, R. W. King. | When they came into power it can generally see a difference, a8 GREEN VILE, NLC. rae
Revister of . ; | ae Practice i. all the Courts -
egister of Deeds, W. M. King, | Was expected that their faith in the following case mentioned
~Treasurer, J. LL. Little. | would he proven bv their works, | by an oECD NES ; ~" : "
Coroner, Dr. ©. OPM. Laughing-) but suck was not the vase. Teacher lyjshuue can yout B F. TYSON, =
vue, | ; cl yo you| hd. _
Survevor On the CODNEALY they have lev datine for us the difference be:| Attorney and Counselor at-Law
Commissioners"C. Dawson, chimTn
Leonidas Fleming, T. Fe Keel, Jesse I
Sinith ands. M. Jones.
SupTt. Health, Dr. W. H. Bagwell
SupTt. County Home, J. W. Sunith.
County Examiner of Teachers. Prof,
W.H. Kagsdale.
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TOWN OFFICE It.
Mayor, Ola Forbes.
Clerk, C. C. Forbes.
Treasurer, W. DT. Godwin.
Police"J. W. Perkins, chief,
Cox, asst; J. W. Murphy, night.
Councilmen" W. EH. Smith, W.
Ibrown, W. T. Godwin. U. AJ Wilks
Dempsy Ruftin, Julius Jenkins.
Fred
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CHURCHES.
Baptist. Seryices every Sunday (ex
cept second morning and night. Prayer
meeting Phursday night. Rev. C,
Billings, pastor. Sunday School at 9:3!
L.|
bp)
M.
ted a& snecint tax of one-half cent | tenon ocaution� and ocowardice?�
a ; ound ov tobacco 1n addition,
~to the United States tax and the,
State ad valorem tax, and instead
lof repealing the tax on whiskey
ithey have doubled it. W hereas
~the purchase tax on whiskey ua-
~der tbe Democratic law was one
per cent. under the fusion law it
~is two per cent.
| it was necessary to increase
~taxation to supply money for the
extravagauces of the legislature, |
and all taxes were increased. |
With one exception uo tax was, When soil
~reduced. This was the tax on | fertilize ;
'billiard tables. | When trade is dull, wise
| Ttis said that the keeper ofa | advertise.
obilliard saioon employed a!
~member of the Big Five, and at;
_ Greenville, Pitt County, N.C.
Practices in all the Courts.
Civil and Criminal Business Solicited,
Makes a special of fraud diyorce,dam-
ages, actions to recover land, and eol-
lections. .
Prompt and careful attention given
all business.
Money to loan on approved security.
lerms easy
Jobnny."Yessum. When youre}
seart to go out on a boat anT stay
at home for fear itll sink, and
the beat comes in all right, itTs
ocowardice.� -
Teacher." Well ?
Johnny-"Aud if you're scart
and stay home, and the boat
does sink, then itTs caution.�
2 a
J. H. BLOUNT. J. L. FLEMiN
RLOUNT, & FLEMING =
ATTPFORNEYS-AT-LAW,
GKEENVILLE, N. C.
gas� Practice in all the Courts. ;
is poor, shrewd farmers
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L. C. LATHAM. HARRY SKINNER
poonas we SKINNER, ~
merchants
om ~oBetoT de war,� anegro boy who
his demand the tax was reduced | was sharply reproved for having
two thirds. To make up this loss | gtolen and eatena turkey, replied;
We ginlaure levied, 6 tax 8 "Woh, massa, you ae YOU go
Such is fusion reform!"Ruth less turkey, but you got dat much
lerfordton Democrat jmore niggah!�
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ATTORNEYSSAT-LAW,
GREE. VILLE. N.C.
John E. Woodard, F. ©. Harding,
Wilson, N.C. Greenville, N. ©
OODAKD & HARDING,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW;
Greenville, N.
A.M. ©. D. Rountree, Sup't The National Carreazy. i Special attention given to collection
Catholic. No regular services. Greenville Market. and settlement of claims.
Episcopal. services every fouithsun-|. Lhe per capita circulation as) Corrected by S. M. chultz. .
day morning and night. Rev. A.': ay . | .
Ggreaves, Rector, Sunday Schoo} at 9:30 shown by the reasury state | Butter. per Ib 17 to 25 The Charlotte
A. M. W. B. Brown, Supt. ment for July was $23.06. The | Western Sides 6.60 to 70 } st indie
: : : : F . . ~Sugar cured Hams 11 to 12 ~
weeds ee every Sunday net increase in the circulation for) Oorn 40 to 60 7 oe
morning and night. Prayer meeting : re r onh Mex 50 to 80 :
Wednesday night. Rey G. F. Smith, the month was $10, £91,818 The |Corn ve u a0 to : . |
paster. Sunday xcheol at 9:30 A.M. A. amounts of the various kinds of! pour, Family 5.25 tod .50 :
: * . . . A . 9 4 . . °
B, Bllington, Supt. ~mouey in cireulation August 1, Lare 6 to te .
Presbyterian. Servicesevery Ist anT ao ae fiyt t.. : ~Oats 5 Ss -
3rd Sunday morning and ni, ht. Prayer) were as Fuilows ; Sugar Le to 6 |
meeting ~Vuesday night Rey. Arehie Gold coin $485.778,61u | Coffee 16 to 2 North CarolinaTs
MeLauchliu, pastor. Sunday School at Standard silver dollars 51,746,706 | Salt per Sack 80 to 200 =
9:30 A. M.,B. D. Kvans, SupTt. Subsidiary silver 60,531,508 | Chickens 20 to 50 Sn. ~,
~Gold certificates 47,117,579 Eggs per doz 10 FOREMOST NEWSPAPER ~~
| sreasury notes, Act July | Beeswax, per |b 10 -
LODGES. 14, 189) 114,004,331 | Kerosene, 13% to 20! DAILY
. ; , ) United States. notes 721,349,327 | Pease,per vu 1 00
Covenant Lodge No. 17. 1. O. O. F- ~Currency certificates, Act June Hulls, per ton 6 00 AND ~ .
meets every ~buesday night. D.v. His | 8. 1872 £.5,920,000 | Cotton Seed Meal 20 00 é
et, N.G. National bank notes 205,729,557 | Hides 5 to WEEKLY
Greenville Lodge No, 281 A. FF. & A.| Total 81,614.533,786 - -
M. mWeefs first and third Monday nights otals T . T
HE KING HOUSE,
Zeno Moore, W. M
The total amount in circulation | Independent and fearless ; bigger at
gore we
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"TO THE"
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"IF YOU WANT"
First-Class Work.
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In Business P of City e attractive than ever. it will be :
invaluable visitor to the home. t!
oflice, the club or the work reom.
Aagust 1. 13894 was $1,657,533, 786. |
CUISINE SUPERB.
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J. F. KING, GREENVILLE, N. C.
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED ~ Barbers,
THE DAILY OBSERVER.
All of the news of the world. Cot
plete Daily reports from the Sta
and National Capitols. $8 a yes
STABLES. oJAMES A. SMITH, THE WEEKLY OBSERVER.
"_ ; TONSORIAL ARTIST. A perfect family journs' All tl
; a news Of the week. ie repo
On Fifth Street near Five. . AS RANE 9 from the Legislature a special. ne
Points. |G Patronage solicited. ture. Remember the Weekly oO
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Passenge ied tc FASHIONABLE BAREER. Ss 5
intat Hechabls rates ° Good |S Under Opera Sane. snes ee omar ~
Special attention given to cleaning} RVER,
orses. Comfortable Vehicles. | Gentlemens Clothing. Charlotte, N.
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PRESS GOODS, SILKS, LAGE,»
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YOUR -:- ATTENTION
IS CALLED 10 THE ELEGANT
"LINE OF "
Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, &c.,carried by
B. CHERRY a 6
"this season. Our Stock of"
S-H.O.E.5,
4
"AND"
Ladies & Childrens
~SLIPPERS!
isthe largest and cheapest ever of-
fered in this town, come and see for
yourself and be convinced.
BABY CARRIAGES, FURNITURE,
Mattinys, Window Shades and Lace
Curtains.
Goods sold on their merits and
prices made according|y.
J.B. CHERRY & Co.
J. L. Starkey & Co.
"AGENTS FCKR THE"
CITY ELECTRIC LAUNDRY.
WILMINGTON. WN. C.
This Laundry doesthe finest work
be South, and pric » are low.
make shipments every Tuesday. Bring
your work to our store on Monday
«will be forwarded promptly. Price
lusts furnished on app/ication:
College Hote
in
We
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MRS. DELLA GAY, Proprietress
Conrenient to depot and to the
to
bao warehouses.
Best and highest location areund
reenville. Splendid mineral water.
Rooms large and comfortable. Table
_ @epplied with the best the market af
fords.
Terms ressonabie.
.
ell
�,�otton and Peanuts.
Below are Norfolk prices of cotton
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AUTUMN ANATORNY.
People Going and Coming These
Early Fall Days.
Res. G.F. Sm th has returned from
yde county.
H. A. Latham, of the Washington
Gazette, called this evening.
}
| Miss Nell Skinner, of Hertford, is vie-
iting relatives at Hotel Macon.
Z F. Highsmith, of LaGrange, came
in Thursday evening fur a visit.
Miss Annie 5 Sheppard returned
from Seven Springs this morning.
Ex-Senator Jarvis returned from
Currituck court Thursday evening.
J. N. Gorman left for Richmond this
morning after spending a day ur two
en the breaks.
J.H. Moore and daughter, Miss An-
nief who have been visiting Ageut J. x.
Moore. left for their bome at Burgaw
today.
C. R. Sugg, of the government print-
ing office, who has been visiting his
pareuts retarned to Washingtoa City
to-cay.
G- E. Coleman, W. L. Hazell,
Watkins, of Dunvile, W. W. Hil, of
Lynchburg, W. N. Norvelland T. E-
Roberts, of Chase City. came in Thburs-
day eveuing to visit our tobaccu market.
W-. W. Scott, editor of the Le-
H. B.
poir Topic, bas suid bis interest ip
the paper to Jnvu. 5. Deal:
A young white man named
Cicero lpock, who had lost his
mind, was brought to Greenville
~today and placed iv the keeping
of tne sveriff until arrangements
can be made for getting him in
the asyluw.
| To Olthas JoynerTs efforts is duc
more thaa can be said the growth
~and prosperity of the tobacco
market of Greenville, and the
farmers but show their spprecia
tion in selliug largely at the Eas
tern, where they get the very best
Prices for their tobacou.
ves of newsmen al] remind us,
Li
Honest toi] donTt stand a chance.
The more we work there grew behiud
B r patches on our pants
-~Outtbose pants once new and glossy.
| Now of sri of different bue
AL) t& cause the debtors linger,
And donTt pay up what is due.
Let us then oe up and doing
Pay your bi'ls however smail"
Or, when the aatuunn winds are sighing
We shall have mo pants at all.TT
Dox't Be Decervep-"The Elec
SEPTEMBER SAYINGS.
Briefs That Inform You What is Go-
ing on.
The weather is
again.
| Every day the streets look like
~Satarday.
| Washington is going to have
electric lights.
very warm
| J.J.Cory has started a brick |
yard on the rear of his property.
DonT: fxil to see LangTs
goods now coming in-
The Easteru warebouse scored
|
~with a fuil ran again to-day. The
floor waa fui] of tobacco.
Two piles of tObacco on the
Star floor to-day weighed 1, 138
pounds. They were big piles.
The Greenville Pleasure Club
will bave arotber series of races
at their track on Octover 3rd.
WanTEeD-"F lity or Seventy-five
hoes at once. Apply to
J. C. Cops & Son.
Farmers from all the adjoining
counties were Lere with tobacvo
to-day- We noticed several from
Greene and besuafort-
New Goods arriving daily at
LapgTs-
Today 800 piles of tobacco on
two of the werebouse tloors were
sold and setticd for in two hours
and forty miuates.
Just received big jot of Fruit
Jars aud sstubbeis.
S- M. ScHuLTZz
new
!
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THE VERDICT.
That Pitt is the Best Bnght Tobacco
County in the State.
| Never has there been a time
\since the war that prospects were
so bright for Pitt county as now.
Never has there been atime since
the war when there was so much
money being paid tothe toiling
farmers during the month of Au-
gust and September as at the
present time-
That Pitt county is on a boom
is the universal verdict. Stran-
gera who come to oar market all
say, what a great county Pitt
must be! A mivent tobacco-
nist, of Danville, who has been on
and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished tric Beltis sold on a positive the market a few 6, was beard
by Cobb Bros. & Co., Conmaissiva Mer guarantee. best people every.\to say before lea that this
. Chants of Norfolk : where endorse them. It has cur"|¥#5 the fiucet bright tebncco war
coTTror. ed thousends and it will cure|* he the Souch- : See
Good Middling 8 1-16 Why neglect your healch in the tobacco ausipess & us
Middli 73 70% y} life. Rev. Dr. Payne, of Wash-
~low Minding 7 516 when there is such relief at band.|ington, was on the floor of tLe
Gooi 64 Bay the genuine, the only Elec-| Eastern to-day aud was enthusi-
. " ~tric Belt that generates its own /astic ia his utterances of the won-
Printe nan 25 current Ask your friends what|derful county of Pitt, and predict
Extra Prime ~it is dcing for them. ed a fature for the county.
a C. J- Roczrs,Gen'l AgTt- | He said he had been jiving afl kis
$l bu. | Jou~x Doxpson, Special Agent. life in the couutry about Winston
and western North Carolina, and
had seen the golden weed ali his
days, but never had he witnessed
sach a scene as on that break to"
wo Granville eounty men who
had becn down here curing to-
bacco were returning home, aud
heard talking about Pitt county
while they stood waitnig for the
moraing train. One said be nev-
er had seen such a place as this
coanty for bright tobacco; that
some other sections might sur-
pass it on heavy wrappers, but
Pitt can beat the world on grow-
ing bmebt catters. Both said
they were going to move to
Pitt next year.
And it is with every one. On
the warehouse sales or through
the countrv people are just as-
tonished at what this good old
county is doing.
Truly, there is much to think
abont the future of Pitt county
and Greenville. It is is noticea-
ble that business in every depart-
ment is rapialy improying, and
we expect yet to see the town
alive with factories. Develop
other enterprises in proportion to
the growth of our tobacco induas-
tries and you will see right here
one of the most prugressive town
in the State. "
ESTABLI3 HED 1875-
S.7. Schultz
PORK SIDES &SHOMLDERS
ARMERS AND MEKVUHANTS BUY
ing their yearTs supplies will tind
their interest to get our prices befcre
te
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock iscomp
n allits branches.
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAK
RICK, TEA, &c.
always ut LowgsT MARKET *RICEs.
TOBACELO SNUFF & CIGARS
we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena
bling youto buy at one protit. A com
plete stock of
_ FURNITURE
onhard and soldat prices tu sult
jhe times. Our areal! bought and
sold for CASH therefore, having no ris*
to run.we sell at a close *
margip
8. M. SCHUL'T2, Greenville. N C