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GREENVILLE, N. C., OCTOBER 11, 1895.
No. 260 __
Sells BrothersT Great Show
Mr. J: E. Boyle, press repre-
| . Show.
§ J. MUNFORD. seutuitva of advertising car No. 1
SHOES.
Onur line embraces Bion F. Rev-
nolds fine makes for Men. _ Zieg
ler Bros. and E. P. Reed & Con r
for Lad-es and Children. Also a)
full line of cheap and medium
SHOES at old prices although
the manufacturers have made an
adyance of 25 per cent.
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arrived with his car on Thursday
levening snd put his men at-.work
at once billing the town and sur:
rounding country for the appear-"
ance of this astonishing aggrega
tion in Greenville on Friday, Nov.
lst. Air. Doyle paid the Reriec-"
tising contract, and we found bim
exceedingly clever and plecsant'
to deal with. |
Sells Brothers haye unques-
tionably the largest show that has
ever visited Greenville. Magnifi-
cent three-ring circus, five conti"
nent menugerie, fifty cages of ra:e
wild animals, the only pair of
giant hippopo~ami, educated seals
and sea lions, a flock of fall grown
o|ostriches, are among the many
features of this great show. There
will bea grand street parade at
10 oTclock on the morning uf ex"
. MUNFORD.
mibiton: Seile Brothers have n°?
\ordinary thow, but it ie the big-
lvest of all shows oa the road.
Remember the date, Friday, Nov.
ist.
Original Observativns
To tarn a woman's head"give
her a front seat im church.
Feed your girl on glue if you
want to have her stack on you.
Cate are of a contemplative
turn of mind"they mews wost of
the pight.
After a young woman gets to be
30 she stops calling attention to
her birthdays by giving parties.
There are some people in Or-
ange so lazy that they have to
earry a cat under each arm to do
their breathing tor them.
We announce at the request of
Prof. Hicks that during the com-
ing winter water will, as usual,
freeze with the slippery side up.
Orange, (Va.) Observer.
Large lot of Ledgers and Day
Book Store.
Books just received at Reflector
17th."Gov. Carr's fine fresh
. 'Butter today. 8. M. Scuvutrz.
NGHER AN)
Furnishings,
donTt agree with me.
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That laughs and cries,
One little boy
Playing with his toes,
Mamma is gone to Frank WilsonTsT
To buy him a Suit of Clothes.
TOR a visit to make a large wdvewtThan any ever ceteaed My Clothes, Hats and
Pm talking
the stock; itTs complete now, and see if you
One of two things
ways mean to do: To sell you better goods than
you get elsewhere for the same price; to sell "
you the same goods lower than you get them.
FRANK WILSON,
King Clothier.
bout. Look over
I al
In our news columns sa few
days ago the death of Mr. M. ©.
S. Cherry, an ex member of the
Legislature from Pitt county, was
noted. He was known for many
miles around for long years as
~Uncle Mark� by allthe young
people. He was an old tashioned
who made Lis bread and meat
when his neighbors were buying
from the West; he kept the. faith
of Vemocratic simplicity, believ-
ing that those men are best gov"
erned who are least governed; he
was true to his friends and if
he for,ave his enemies he did it
after the pattern of Andrew Jack-
son; he was honest and just,
though he found it hard always
to be just to men whose public
career was contrary to his idea
of right; he had no love for a Re-
publican and sincerely believed
they were enemies of the country;
he was an original man, forceful,
energetic and aggressive. He
was a kindly man, and this writer
enjoyed such evidences of his
friendship ag tu cause him to sin-
cerely mourn the death of honest
Hows and Obeoremr. °
rere 8. SuithTs
industrious, economical farmer
oUncle Mark Cherry.�"Raieigh |
His last Suit of Clothes? Most ||
ladies do buy their husbaudTs
Clothes .
Subscription 25 cents per Month. publican bosses on os silver,
~question. A few days O we!
CEsGere@ if second-class mail matter. | gop ai uid viet SED OdD- |.
ressman Settle 1n which he put
imself on record strobyly against!
free coinage.
A few days after SettleTs inter-:
view, his chief rival as the boss of)
the Republican party, Senator
Pritchard, saia:
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oi am | for the free and uplimit- |
EVERY APTERNOON (EXCEPT suxpay)| ii
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THE ROW IS ALL. ABOUT. PIE.
oficiales
The problem.-.chet confcants|
the Repebticau bosses is: aT difT.
ficult oue®*"Phéy are anxiots to
keep upfusion in order to gees
the spoils of the State admi-istr
tion, and afraid if they stick
the Populists they will be den:
sdb o make
Federa! psy age ju cy pe tb -|
pu blicadis os aos hbere Poe at. Pres: eet them.) Toe: WindT
itisa Culpeem that, did sot | cop atae Hepablies as a Srrrert i
Front th Nidal y ieee Ae o i
; Swajoe Jen hb Od the Re
Chae eth wes Pet a mae ie We JAA past are ana ~° feed uD
ybptufe to liet thaty thks 5 HM dplimisen gaps and ud
wib ap pot fast fusing ov state aud) e tc bay: aod|
wid T edn! mdaninglts e,-1 baht be uur Psst
raight part arty ke for plostora hy fpeosy. vagal f
vibe in pst F ee odme oog! f. Holtos,T
dire O | F299) opal mmady of rhe Hraye Rey dbli¢en)a
= dd ht tite: xecutive aes in 8 er
prove his only safs passe ge| Butler had
again. He wants fusion @ll =the
Me down, electoral ticket and ull
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passed in the Silver
| WUtiveitibay néithef Reid, MeKio-
ley n&= Aiflive nddoald ehd pa:tosget
: AREA
2 ~N
= at.
the 18& ? ie
aS PORK SUD
rae wou eet suppers; fer xevem five - ¢�,�lecH
ill, ar pratt wonid be, faly - fora
t8i\t about yoting for | Fonalist,
th res Reet when the declare th ey
sumab y fresh from a Sofa ie
iF 76t'support our ~part Morthe
BAR CER oo. tietie? ¥ forric ere: ex pectd the ad *
with of its! tonal Kepablican- platform. +o, jdt
and oBARC ER o. glare for jthe.. inne and
aD)
d
Sging ea of sil lver, in qersne oe
atidnal asteémhcut
Dott Hate ~@ Fréé°ui beer © rie
| for the-ptesidéney -i* ¥ *.* ,
Eqocned t: the Populist lemon dryjic
eis ready to throw it away;
i oMe Too,� Ubairman Hotton,
se wants what hie: boss wants.
us'Phé!wnole:inteation, ina nut} swe ae ord. to. condeam
reer is thin: Bestid. sees better the, poly of, ibe. hovel fe con D
ie°ifor:him' ov ~the national Re, libag party solely A e fect i ee
ubhegm.cennter ; Pritehard sees
ttex-opie for bim on the State
Reputiicsn counter.
bn the, reat organizive his forced
ane that.will give bin the
© That is ali. there is
utest,
Seca sigh
porT cabT & Reptblicdfi oadvocate
the P&polret ~doctrine and AT
te petatm the ceonficience, -ah inl
ene, ~the..will, either, baye..po)
aband on bis position or fall in
19 y Mtb, the, ;P. op lipts,, abe
er our ~people iw alize Mitts the
Bat éY! for theinsétvés ~ahd the*par-
tev mii «. ~ A6W 8914
_Danee ib enit co taker for:Baitclo
o in, ig this-Baleigh Vews xf
sReincipie te. the
News and. Vbser+
Gee "s Good One.
Pat
*oREEN VILLE, N. c. S. D. Bagley,
A. M. Principal. With full tees 7
\Teachers. Next session wi
| MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,/
ion English Branches, ~Anelent pid
Modern usic ill oe
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ins uction
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Fe re be taught, a desired, SLOL LB nics
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$M. SCHULTZ,
DES & SAPTEDERS |
VAR MUGS AND MEIC NTs B
baie ir yearT supp Sar ake si i
a ~toget our prices befert pms!
The next ses
Ts |
elsewhere. Quirstock is compigts Neco ate
pant fe brat hes. qneuelly ta ir :
FLOWS, COFFE fc ane Ak... Terns, both =f AMmiOn and boar l
}reasonahle.
oRICKy TRA, &e..) 2. | | Beys weil fitted-wud ~equipped oforT
lwoays aa Lowrunntd ssa ytaieins: eutses owes. Where they, pinky
TOBACHE SNUFF ORAS | p00) 8 Malet, churees this sobonh
horoug Bipparatfon to,
we vivytiiréce fPoth Mati fidctutie ss! Site� enter wich credit. any Colléxe Tn. Syst
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rlete Stock o
al of al 40) . & o
-FURNITFURE:
alwa b dtitfantt and d01d@ at prices to Bills
je -vimes:. Oul goodfiardd! bboughtand
b ided re
sold for CASH therefore, having nor us gal, bese Pahoa.
to run,we sell at a close maryip. Ba) m mae e adie scl
3. M. SC HU. LZ. Fraen ville. Nc] Severed. Wi ~ bere aad
__~ PN ard.
ithlr"tine QO. ut tap cron ~por
THE; MORNING STAR. ~GERBERA «pre P}aketirisscngol
Phe Oldest" f
| Tek . , eae see odr ad-
aly: Ne o {tts
| Cialis or the State Uni¢ersi
frees te thoae who- raveT -retent by: leftT
jits walls for adhe tiabh indness . » Of; ; othis:
ry Bee sOne
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~moderate ability taking a tence we with
ares
wspaper - fn July 30,1895.
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oNoh ae. Gg Hozal
~The Only. Six-Dollar. Daiiy, 01!
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H. RaGsDALE
ae " aL ond
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its Glass. inthe State... fe LA Chet tf Piap tiie
eV AEG paves i oO
Favors Limited Free Coinage, ~bac IE to dct * = zbhe� to-
| of A mb ricatSi her and Rey al\ Best and highesgPyoc atten ireisnd
of the'lTean: PdériCenis! Pax: wor | reenville. Splena er ey wate
State Banksse Waily 60 « cents
per monthed Weekly $1.00; per
ear. Wr. H. oRNARD,
& Pro p.,* WalmiMg tot, Nc
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AMES A.*SMrTH? ~ gaa
TONSORTAL ARTIST.
tad s10@ ini, Nae. |
"" goticicedit P20, a"
K Gwe terge and com! rtable~ table
sup the ee, thé"ndeket"at
fords.
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LADNER
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' A ITS ods bo ani: eas view yerd?
thedoug: hot. weat her etary} clonol Gel lanigne a4 sew
: te Mr. Tom ..Pesond... He| iA young-lady.in Kentucky. aad
saya that a, petit denown farmer id|guehs dread,, of, . aed ©
this d.bim that.doiing|s cpus. not be pep Mi pen
ithe n-not.xvery, loug agei\t om e ear! W odays avo
b MEP ERE | SWeet.. por! she Pied °t6* sputeinsnseP ows
rn Le iene jbenh Y npr ey y tir
e ine so hot he gules © fram towarsthe teajp
Sie iad © Pt ea ke oh
ssa ea, 5 Hed | teenie yer
~oti rea a) apis ny +4ne
leeady 4 , ean, cb lceth| eek
es Srcien fright
te
se ao Launilr pay e tne st
ABERT EDMUNDS " _ wd e work an
Te as aie fave ieeday.| Brjud :
ara. : avant bet bir ~store on Mone ay an
eee ak FSF nob eaetont
Geumaeums Clothing.
k. KENLY, GeuTl Manager,
knows, of thousands for
SuiiFinat Clase, Wonk
dimer i BRA. a HB. | Childien and Chewing Gum. GREEN VILERTOREECEMARKET! Professional Ca nds s
| ees hepre gay te oo REPORT. eee ee
FLORENCE RAY ROAD. | Tt is not safe to, give young oDae dguowT Aoot eee Se
Condensed Sehedule. children cue wing som. ehild BY 0. Ly SQSYER. ants PREVI sm Hts de BEA =
" in Clinton who hud been allowe | "_ WR Ign BLOWS 62:8 soviree 13
: iii kate rite to have gum at hTs pleasure has , WOT RASN iota Ae! ~ : EG pein
Dared Be u) ha [Deen in declining. health, . and Lugs"Common ist Ay), ATTORNERS AT ere
Oct.6th |e = 2 3 = (none knew what was the matter o Good 7 ootgoltsh M1geF | oe practice i fovnsk i
1895. 7AlAZ ¢= \until recently when a large quan. o Fine cnpetng) Iie tice in all ;s
tity of gum was. dispelled from {|Cattters"Commoeai nine yi Fated! EA eT aut eee
Leave-Weldon a = FM. | A. M|his stomach. Heb swaliowed o: Medium adds T F. TYSON, of a 61:8 esvesl ,.M
ceoparatie BEIGE) 0° ahaa ed beenT giren bie sed) Ok acct oe ORSON ag OU hey oe
rt - am maa | , . ee eT pee ee 490 S4 eai hb se a ee: 19038
ot tu Fly ly 47 © |like 8 onild to swallow evesytaing GreenvilleMarketé bax! it ettiey Nanas zevitol
Ly Tarbo Ebor® | 18 20) | & . . jit can get in its mouth, and child- Corrected byl%uiM oSabwWVE esi Practices in all th ; as Ysb-
yr pt "|" =| =| "-|--~-|ren ought fotT to be given gum ~ ould | ue
v Rocky Mt 7 1 M10 au tO ne other things that they GanTt| Bitter, per Ib -*llvariat 09 aleivoaenae | Makes a spaaiabat thang "_"
Lv Selma. 2 3a os dizéet Clinton Democrat |S cstem Sides Goo ons .asb int dh Ney ages, actlons to recovel Sat Se ee
Ly. FayTtteville| 4 30/12 53 . . por dig dil onl Cor, CUNOE ONT 10 Usb 8 e190 septal E on and exreful Tish eee u 7
Ar. Florence 7. 2u} 3 00 ; Thera is Met a phiolosphy Cora Meal oval 50 to 63 |mll Duaihese. i ecdiehon: :
"_"""- a ee in people 0 lose sleep oworry-| Flour, Famil -20ib1sH sigh te HO urity. "
Figiirtges olufing wreot wonitn, fraris that Sosar 40 = eus_gulwollc , : oe
"f"-24 i+|/4"-4- |... |a few men will altimately absorb | Coffee woo Cin ag eee BRONTE 2M. ysudeoRaMaee
Wieterqice: ola. M |all the money and property of | Salt per Sagk, 0 oiruwsll i off eats $3-2Us: FLEMII 2 3 =
BvWikdn | 208! | | 620|the country. This 1s one of chose Chickens 6%? 79441 190 BeSYRS 30) Touro 2 ~eho Migaws4 oS
LvGoldsboro | 5 10 75 |things that tegdlate themeelves. | Ess per doz losod¥s | Sie
Lv Magnolia 4 16 be hilen rere sa ; s 4, , | Beeswax. per ) 2) | Sa 2 rachion: 2 allthg Counts ek eg as
Ar Wilmington; 5 4% 945 e heapeth up riches.� said the Kerosene tt ef havor esd Ars tl) 8 asmrro-act : et wines Dai :
3 P.M. a. w [wise man,oaud who ,shal) gatver|fulls pewten youl .worguidesW : oA -Cbasssmi) Co souwe
: them?� Jay Gould dies and his|Cotton Seed Meal el L. C. LATHAM: HARRY SEINE oS
TRAINS GOING NOTRH. property is divided up so that H ides moe ~ nae ~. :
Dated Sepia =. |no Gould is worth 3 tenth cf aroha pie eeet ote 2
Oct. th sale 3 |what he was. A Vanderbilt girl -OebriGH aad Peanutn +. oo PATE OBEY Teh ge qadn sao =
1895. ZA\Z ZS \is about to marry @ jook and) BeloyauasN oxfalli price 5 n|fliw aI _.ts9lat Issol wo yd inemaleet
A. M\p.M chase off to England with a share|#nd pawn f ray, atte saat Vip akdeda� ="
Lv Florveree 8 135| 7 35 of the Vanderbilt millions An- by Coe Eat $ GJsvibul o3 qu aBuec #. USHEnn eo a
Lv Fayetteville) 10 55! y 35 other rich mau dies aud a lot of onse : quo pas tt, Bie Got tereeanihe shies 2
Ly Seima 12 32) dissipated sons blow in, the pat- COTTON. o910.08 EAAAAQ DED. sates «
Ar Wils no = 1 2011 28 rimopy. So it goes. oWe Sees at leviris wok ) laluoitisg YI9v9 ea emes ohc -
@ ["- brought nothing into the world/ Low alig-wouilel cid YU
o2 and it is certain that we can take Good i ulus Ciove to Dodd and settlement of claims. eee :
Ss nothing out -� and equally certain) Togs TAidy,,..- :
LE} | sfthat the accumalations of the); gis REABUFS1 en0dssG :
Pe cinebon 8 M , M, | wealthiest will soon ~be divided | prime costal bas ex ron eae aale 2
Lv Magnolia | 10 56 8 31 oes the tens and then the Extra Prime ie) SE is :
Ly Goldsboro | 12 05 we Pars and, after awhile the|"wmmyeq. dei sise dood aio 2 :
Ar Wilson 10) 10 77 | bousands. hy worry, then? Seenbh, opusid S1eW Yuluod Dus: ae
Ly Tarboro 248 "Charlotte Observer. Tone"st DuyOt tae, ots =
255 pee We have a good many kinds of |tolliy b a KN ey ool | :
$3 s = fish in this country but ~we have pus voaethe T: KIN�,� ae ~a «s :
Z wi none ~like ~the India fish that . . qu % iftiscesd yaN eroye@arotinaseg ;
P. M. Pulp) m, |memaders out in the country and ettvel Ts
Lv Wilson VW =7 i 87| 10 32\climbs trees. We have.» good Ei? ie % 7 FORDMBSD REN APER
Ar. Rocky Mt 33 1207| 11 15|\wany kinds of liars in this coun {#)? * 4 jitte UW) bisy iivow ale
Ar Tarboro | 248 try, too, but they will have 40 |, STABLES. :
Lv Tarboro ump themselves toikeep tallyT a eee ITHSOLO
I.v Rocky Mt 2 33 12 07 with the India 1ar."Wilmineto Pat oy 8 Pete ee Peer Hest Ree) | :
Ar Weldon 3 39 12 55 Star-- Po OD esw YuOw :
Train on scotiaud Neck brancp oad A retail hardware man in New|. li: 2:20 ec duRnose ust LY. -
aves Weldon 3.40 pe th. , Halitu x oe 0 beryport, Mass., has unearthed fh SLs Passén gest, J it _
~'p..m., arrives Scotland Neck-at.4.55 p latest mean man. fe purvhagpc int at reasonable rat yee t R :
re an temeottiy pec ty eg yd Pare and caught'the one moase it th ebsl « us saiwod semeliuon A IRAs EN ARLE EST en a
Halifax at 11:00 a. m., Weidon 11.20 a house, and them wanted the imaf247 a0 Jeol eid oasis eyaw le visitor to the home. the "
iaily except Sunday, org by g chant to take the trap backsaad FRrees he He ate Ae ub or the work room.
Trains on Washnigton Branch leave return his money. c19vel jp] sf | * ~k fiviriv i a
Washington 7:00 a, m.jurrives:Parniele 5 7: : ST pt AA ° B ban. 4, Com- .
$%.40 p- m., Tarboro, 9,505 _returving enny Lind as a Child. = 3 ej vo ye is » oe ; State 6
leaves Tar 4.50 p. a , ParmeteT6.10| - Jenny Lind as a child of; Care ~ nda hitch | 2eRiB ion S89 4
p. m,, arrives. Washington 7.35 p. m.|. was,the lark of ber parentsT bop PRE Liviost ist CMS Saw o10dT Riel ~wol yar sdguod I eos fe
DallyT except Sunday. Connects with| As a girl of 9 she attracted |Uhd tt | AB EDSASO Uborar sed) ib -weeRe aditinven?
, rom mtion arate D ; é R 2 4
oe ee ee a oto] ented Of at Texans of GAS EDD FQ) Bia, PRENSA NG §) Xp foes, biypd 4 Sey .
matic & R, R. daily sun- hg hat p consetteatory [ip dOetig « és Lees esw yoloug) F ws Of) Au the
- oday, av6 00 p. m.;Sunday 3 00 °P. M;| 9S 4 pupil. Her continuowsiseeiies | 5 __TO THE" from h ee Teports
Sega etiireneda Piveiotte a ae m_|atso tender an age caused the su�,�@9P 4 crow sameliaeg yievd rom the Legit © Fe |
te ally excep~ | den | { he j eS ~ ioe
Sandey, 6.90 a.m, Sunday 0.90 9 2] fol Cee ane porndor bb aiborty. |? Rerrvoro® = 2S
SOO eS DIVINE, | ical and technical studies? meson. eae ade We deel A x SESE,
~is Specht see Bi ne. | denly the fall sweetT séeiuts idee ese aga © Sobek Jog ¥ ye ee
; ne wembvddh irideas Magoo back; to the dclitht, ad oeverp ans * 45 . ASE
) sanean $5 .qord i Cc
aie
T Passenger ana mail train going
north, arrives 8:22 A. M. Going outh,
i rrives 6:37 P. M.
North Bound Freight, arrives 9:50 A
M, leaves 10:10 A. MM.
Seuth Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P.
gM... leaves 2: 15 P. &. ~
Steamer Myers arrives from Wash
ington Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday
leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure
day and sSaturdar.
Weather Bulletin.
Friday, fair.
The chief marshal ofthe State fair
has selected the following assistants
from Pitt county. M. 8S. C. Cherry,
Jr., Bruce Cotton, Dr. Charles Laugh
inghouse, Dr. E. A. Moye, C. 8S. Forbes,
W.F. Harding, H. P. WUarding, W. W.
Dawson, W.D. Grimesand J. B. Grimes
The season will open at the Opera
House next Tuesday night with the en-
tertainment by our loeal talent. It will
consist of a very laughable play ~~Pro.
posing Uader Difficulties,TT vocal and
instrumental music, etc., znd promises
t be excellent in every particular.
EQSSEEO
I invite you to inspect my beaatiful
"NEN STOCK OF"
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, SHOES,
Gents Furnishing Goods
I will be mighty giad to wait on
- you andshow to you my stock.
You will be surprised to hear
my Low Prices that I reduced
since I bought my Low Tariff
goods. 1 will give the bencfit to
you just to buiid me up a trade
in Greenville, N.C.
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Be sure to come to see me for these »
Gand mest be acid at
OUR SCRAP SOOKE...
Look Through and Sse Whose Faces
You Find.
E. R. Aiken went to Durham to-day.
Frank Harrington spent last night in
Grifton.
Col. Harry Skinner returned Thurs-
day evening.
Miss Fannie Higgshas gone to Scot-
land Neck fora pisit.
Miss Florence Starkey
frcm a visit to Farmville.
J. H. Vaiden,the loop string agent,
has been here a day or t wo.
Miss Annie Harding, of Centerville,
is yisiting the family-of Maj. H. Hard-
ing.
Mrs. R.M. Hearne, of Washington.
is visiting her father, ex-Sheriff Allen
Warren.
has returned
H. B. Clark has moved his family here
from Washington. They board at the
White House. .
Americe a Century Ago.
When a man bad enongh tea,
he placed his spoon scruss his
cup to indicate that he wanted nu
wore.
A new arrival in a jail was set
agpuu by bis feliow-prisoners and
robbed of ever) thing he had.
Buttons were sca:ice and expen-
sive aud the trousers were fas-
tened with pegs and laces.
Pork, beef, salt fish, potatoes
and hominy were staple civt-ali
the year rouud.
~Lhe whipping post aad pillory
are stili standing in Bostun aud
New York...
A day taborer considered him-
elr well paid two suiilings a day.
A man who jeered at the
preacher Or criticiseu tc care-
mony was fined.
Two stage coaches Dore all the
travel between New York aud
Boston.
A geutionean bowioy toa lad,
always scrape his feet on the
ground.
Croekery plates are obj
~lt because they dali the knives.
There was one hat factory, and
that made cocked hats.
An old copper mine in Con-
necticut was used as a prison. .
Every
aod
ntleman wore a queue
~bis har. .
Almost all the farnitare
unported from England.
Me FREDLANDER, Prop. im
~There was niet « public: olibrary
Squibs That Did Not Get Nipped in
the Bud. o
Cotton 8.42.
Look at the circtis pictures.
The Rifles had = meeting this after
noon.
The circus bills are the centre of at-
traction.
Save up your nickels, boys, the circus
is coming.
To-day has been pleasant enough to
suit any body.
Tnere -will be a danee at Farmville on
the night of the 17th.
Fora gees smoke try oSouth-
ern Leader� at D. 8. Smith's.
Dont forget the Mrsicale at the Opera
House ~iuesday night. Genei:ul ad-
mission 25 ceuts, reserved seats 36.
The best cigar is Southern
Leader, at Morris Meyer's.
The ReFrLEcron thanks the publisher,
Dr. L. Branson, Raleigh, for a copy of
his 1896 almanac.
Floor Oil Cloths in ail widths
at LangTs-
At MorrisT Meyer's you can
find a nice line of fruits, fresh
candies, and cigars.
The chestnut crop iu the North
Carolina wountains isone of the
greatest ever known.
DakeTs factory at Durham ship-
ped 5,750,000 cigarettes for ex-
portation on Tuesday. .
The best line of Tablets, Note
Paper, Envelopes, Box Papei,
and Cards.in town can be found
at the Reflector Book Store.
To prove that the oSouthern
Leader� is the leader, they were
pronounced by SellTs Bros. circus
* \folks as the very best.
7 dD. 5. SMITH.
Rev. ©. M. Billings, assisted by Rev.
Thos. Uarrick, of Lexington, will be-
gin a meeting in the Baptist church at
~Pactolus on Sunday,
The obsacco market keeps semi
itesif. Sinee the weather changed the
every day. Greenville draws the weed
from every direction.
purchased cigars from me. Thev
ithe best they ever smoked.
D. 8. Sur1a.
Mr. Alfred Forbes, to whom we have
voted the palm asthe pest loc: weath-
jer prophet. says it will not continue fair
mere than two or three-days. Watch
his prediction-
warehouses are again haying big breaks!
Sells Bros. show men were alli
in my store Thursday night andT
pronounced the oSouther LeaderT | #
When your thougbts turn
to the many, many things
~|that vou will have to buy
this winter for the comfort
of yourself and familv turn
your oo =" the
store of
JBChery Co.
Where you will®find
displayed the la and
best assorted line of the
fellowing goods:
DRY GOODS.
of many and varied kinds.
Dress Goods and Trimmings
Notions, Gentlemens Furnish-
ing Goods. Shirts, Neckties,
Four-in-Hand Seargs, Col-
lars. Hosiery, Yankee Notions,
| Hats and Caps the neatest and
nobbiest styles, Ladies, Boys,
and Childrens Fine and Heavg
~Shoes and Boots in endless
styles and kinds, Carpets, Rugs
Foot Mats, Mattinys, Flooring
and Table Oil Cloths, Lace Cur-
tains, Curtuin Poles and Fixtures, -
Valises, Hand Bags, and a stock
of FURNITURE that will sur-
prise and delight you both as
to quality and price, Baby Car-
riages, Heavy Groceries, Flour,
Meat, Lard, Sugar, Molasses,
Salt, "Bagging and Ties, Peanut
Sacks and Twine. We buy
COTTON AND PEANUTS -
and pay the highest market prices
. for them. -
\ReynoldTs SHOES for
|Men and Boys canTt be
beat.
Padan Bros oSHOES for
Ladies and " are
: rinsed. The eleb raed Re G. _Cor-
18ete 2 Wty. ur.
teut and :
Our store i ty oe for you to bese.
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