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7 ¢ = -¥ r: ; i " Se nd = "Vol.2 GREENVILLE, N. c, OCTOBER 12, 1895.. sff , ee cs a ere # x, fos eee nes fe tseeto :Onur line embraces Bion. F. Rey-nolds. fine, makes for Men.ros..and .E.lerfor Lad-HFcia anosteYeaays reed & C nee-e8. avd, Children...we of. cheap me~a@t.,-eld prices althongh-» ~syper Cenhs.~/?ip a[qnop op e-aeeRope?iyreeefe o2%* + oiearyte the�,�a44Op 4)ey409UG,eeSwapbuees TO BANK.th + 6 ceceefuvo-pra JnoOW ome :ge ~4JdA yy oAy oyng42%aeUFbediopIG SHOUpTYD pue sqyno$eesdtpbs(gob ee 4 epwalt ~espe Morday., morning . forihe Atlanta Fxposifign? and: will~ibe awayoat (he,~pld man� may~laa the.Nashville.~|40 oe fund. -Bers, DAYS made »D |6 SS Bar W ill Leave MonthyTre, editor, no: 7 eeSepossivty-ten-davs. Dur-ing bie ahbeuide o Biwnis" wiiDbein charge of. othis lodkiug glassand any assistance given:way of,itews will be sppreniated,It his subscription money hated rake!Tennessee Centsnnial: atiIf any delinquentthinksT our prolonged abseneewould be forthe good of thé townTho: has from now until -traiu:-timeMouday morning to add-hts "_"£5. %dEdines~Poor Papa.�Several daya.ago, avery amas-ing:..incident, happened .at thewhite GratedT ~Svavo~l, so: oit wasS|jearned frém one odf the. scholars.~Prof. W- ©. .Toms, the affiabie| rc ares =~superintendent of , the puablie| or of" ~the inyitation ~ofa thay. fee wat~Bchools of this city, was address . aD, OF, op every. sight. oltghs on oom ioc» gag the scholars and wes trying Tice : batmy. ass ftbstito impress apon théir°ininds the)� Lig sites was. ~CO. stinn E. § Laatinecessity of-~ b¥iag®* industrious A es my. appett oBatt eS ju.tHe was denouncing laziness aAnd|a aatent raving for -al a -said that uo lazy person could gu} stimulants ~becoming ae osut~to*® Heaven. At this. janevaré a} saw tears in, whe. ey s of my,wife, wonder - depicte on the: | & ijttle. a who was ~sitting inithe rear, au itorium, was ong & 1pek One day |~heard to wh rar: sane papa.� |T sat down at this desk ~andT Lat Bis last Suit @f-Llothes ? MostIps . | Run pai ADA. wee, nae apes ladiés do buy their _husbaudTsanit ¥ tion uy thai card. On looking at |! Coothes~ Ite right that ERop Avl Ud wy hee I i it. apon its aS tio� its. "awtal /"; should. Aman dow gubdae.revelation burst upon me e 8 what looks well on hit anbbe-:.nas eet « well-ifash. I nailed it up there, and |. sides he don"t Row a "marth merchant, L Tifted my|read itover & hundredT tithes that | ods Ret siApa Fgentiag ted tafternoun* eee Gr he: oT owent piece of go . from ee TALa eae atteet 5 | piece. His:wife does. fewi ha an Most House sober, * heave: int his int o73 thrilling tor ice lecture Iigoucheda ditty: of Shtexcutl ee unter 6st = let teryever stedred omyself agains 1D |liquOr siriee. * oe seo ioe� start- ip] 3 Ciot net Goathn~thie es eager of: ByT Bike. It tine is its: alliteration: ~Now oI hb 2Awane ineor othr with |have no'htéraryT rvities 4 erese péni on ~the: alk: Of a� postal Eregard thay ~ae i inepir-}]]) 4""" nailed to the desk. Thelation «It speake ottthrée~sol |}! #- sewn Warnings every time: Evidok |] |. dle_fatat- - Phe-fitatis «a voice fronithe altar; the: secoud from the4}.3 ret third and: peered ¢, Ga: aie & se eal FI1| HOME-ORHELU? - [noe ~Fere. myT ~friend's odtrwuctnets +oWhere did you ~get that al ca -~Sepa oh(inthe) IFit_ -thpte } fonot. ?cy! wrote that myselt-aud nai ecup the was his Mata x oai ie 4 Si égh sees 2 es Pad Teeter =gh ga tacit: ~Ten little angers, ©; - - betes | little om!é "" Sopa ons little ". a = Tile 2. ae aches sand aries3 ? - PLS ML te little = Kod. ~ Pliyjog his t i Re bes arMawma_is gone ~toTo bay him a Sait ae Pees,ci ate tn et _ ta8 +ais oepeBE =cay: ever st peBaaidad. My Clothes, HatsT nam an\Furnishings:oPm ~talking about, = ook overthe stock-; itTs: complete now, and see if youdowt acree with me....Ohe of two.T things akWays inegqn ~to do: To sell you better: : good S.you get: elsewhere: forsthe .same_ prieé*téeee a os heeyou the same goods lower tham- "you got themFRANK. WI ST,tae== Whe King Clothigr =)et agmy. children, then I4 idteb, eeteatsthe-Hesa-and with that he's te:sumed his work.= intoTa� solemnT staking |witbhéee eo eeDanaea smart waaaua .: snare | Pet -¥IKa 44 .

J enWILMINGTON & WELDON BR, f.AND BRANC!as""oaabxe| |t"itabe~jliI,®4it3:4i4:if:if;F!jif;~broods over a city when it is mid-night in works of fiction"nowhereelse. We can't print a story inwhich silence does not brood at mid-night."London Tit-Bits.Land and the improvements uponit constitute the first and most im-portant item of our national wealth.® professional thief that I alwaysnotice, and that is that he invaria-bly insists on going into a crowd,where suspicion is sure to rest onREPORT.BY ©. L. JOYNER.QUOTATIONS.Lags"Common 8.10 4# Good . 4to7a8 Fine 5 to10Cuttters"Common 8 to 11* Medium 11 to 15« +-@eod 15 to 27Greenville Market.Corrected by 8S. M. Schultz.Batter ib 16 to 25Wescera Sides 12hamsCorn 40 te GuCern Meal 50 to 65Fiour, Family 4.00 to 4°60Lard 53 to 10Oats 40 to 50Celiee Sto 25© 16 to 25Rol pet. Sack 1 Otel 75Eggs lobe 124Pp toSetex- per is 2uKerosene, 113 to 16Halls. per ton �,�00Cotton Seed Meal 1000Hides 6 to9Cetten and Peanut :.Below are Nerfolk of cottonand for 7Bros- & Commission Mer-Cc ts of Norfok :Prime rime PEARUTS. "4J. F. KING,LIVERY, SALE AND FEEDSTABLES.On Fifth Street near FivePoints.point a gers carried to saComfortable Vehicles.; ~ ~ ~"IF YOU WANT-" |Thos. 3. JARVIS.pAekvis & BLOW,ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.GREENVILLE, N.C.@@ Practice is. all the CeartaB PF. TYSON,@Attorney and Counselor at-iaw .Greenville, Pitt County, N.C.Practices in ali the Courts.Civil and Criminal Business Solicited.Makes a speciul of fraud diyorce,dam-ALEX. L. BLOWages, actions to recover Jand, and col-lections. =ik. OC. LATHAM. BAREYas7s�"� @ SKIA® an,_Arrosssreat-Law,GREE- YILLE. N. C.John E. Woodard, F.. Harding.Wilson, N.C. Greenville, N.C.SY & HARDING, aATTUBRNEYS-AT-LAW,Greenville, N.Special attention given to collectioasand settlement of claims.The CharlotteOBSERVER,North CarolinaTsFOREMOST WEWSPAPERDAILYANDWEEKLY.{Independent and fearless ; bigger andmore attractive than ever. it will be aninvaluable visitor.to the home. theo=| office, the club or the work room.THE DAILY OBSERVER.AE ane SAS AE tee waned. eanplete y reports from Stateand National Capitols. $8 a year.gy y journal.. All thefrom the ature a spec ventare. |] the Weekly ~oOb-server. vayS| ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,Charlotte, NC.

: DAILY REFLECTOR.pe wri HA! 81. ettor,Subscription 28 cents per Month.have originated in a mind thathas been utterly. debased bypursuing a course that has hadnothing in it but self, andwhich sees no advantage toanybody, and desires none thatdoes not help self. It is a pos»itive calamity that we must be!represented in the United StatesSenate by such a contemptibledemagouge. .TnstitateroREENVILLE, N.G 8. D._ A. M. Principal... With full corEntered us second-class Mail matter.EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY)eo nenam nets uerrseemseiimvennenanaaeenne en ANA| taught on the conservatt a~|by agraduate in music. InsIt does look as if there are = aresome men in this wurld who, it~matters not how;jsuccessfualitheymay be and. what. positionsthey o¢cupy, cannot rise abovethe! lowest type of the dem-~-ogogue. Seuator Butler of this:State isa p-rfect example ofthis class. His whole song forthe past two years has beensympathy. furthe farmers, anda pretended desire that agriculgural products should ad"vance 1m price and yet whenthis is being realized he comesout in the Cauoasian in a col-WASHINGTON LETTER.(From our Regular Correspondent.)W ASHINGTON, C., Oct. Lith.President Cleveland will make).a short stay in Washington as heis due at the Atlanta Expositionnext week. When he returns fromAtlanta he will settle dowa to thewinter work, and he will findplenty of it on band. In additionto other importaat work which hemust take up, he will have only aEXNCTABLI3 HED. 1875:S.M. SCHULTTZPURK SLDES essaryie itikisaND MERUHANTS BUYing their yearTs supplies will. Sat:thelr = bi poser 9. cg a prices befereOurstock is compumn editorial seemingly be |'ittle more page a month. within a allits branches: | usually taught in an Acadeeilt : which to write his annuai message : Terms, both for tuliionica mace oat af an sinh to Congress, and it will probably FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAK reasonable. eessaying tit 1s only. Cone [0/1 one of the most difficult mes- RICK, TEA, &. Boys weil fitted and eqkul) out the sentiment in refer- sawes he has. ever. had to ~write. )�"�*73 ut Lowmsr Marker Parone. business, by taking theence to the free and unlimitedcoinage of silver, and is only apolitical trick designed for thispurpose. Instead of rejuicingat the fact that farmers are getting nearly as much again fortheir cotton as they did lastcourse. alone, Where they 2pursue a higher course, ~this schooguarantees thorough preparation tenter, with credit, any egéinCarolina, or the State. University. ..refers to those who have recentlyits walls for the owuthinlness...ofstatement. a | oSAny young men with character and "moderate ability taking a course with "us will be aided in eoapysar ee barn eeThe message, although addressedto Congress, willreally be writ-ten to the country, as nobodyknows any betser than the Presi-|aent that nothing short of o¥é@r"whelming public sentiment willbe sufficient to make the repub-"TOBACED SNUFF & CIGARSwe buy direct from Manufacturers, enaoling you to pay at one " A complete stock of .FURNITURE.always onhard ap 1 soid at poses tosultthe times. Our goods areall bought andsold for CASH.year, way down in his he#rt he/hcan Congress accept his recom-|¢o run,we sell at pape peed aah fe bios ments to quntinue in the higherschis surry that it 1s true because|mendations as to legislation, how- S. M. SCHUUT2, Greenville. NC | Ait will ~be key iever wise they may be.When aman makes a Papeeteass of himsalf. the best thing heit may operate against his ob-ject of keeping everybody dis-~satisfied with what is. He tellsNeither time sor _ attent! rrwork will be spared to make this somalail that parents could wish. 5THE MORNING STAR.The Oldest; For further particulars see or ad-_the farmers that if he cuuld he/caa do is to kesp quiet aboat it. dress we awould persuade them to make|Some men don't xnow encagh tol Daily Newspaper fi! suys,.0. Y-�"� Sgpaim,lots of cottun next year.|do th~s- One of them is Lord | aSackville West, who was BritishMinister to the United States un -til given his passport, in 1888, bySecretary Bayard, who acted an-der the instractions of PresidentCleveland,forhaving allowed aeself to be trapped into writinletter to be used as & repuNorth Carolina.The Only Six-Dollar Daily of}its Ulass in the State." P -Favors Limited Free Coinage~~Make 12 or 15 millions bales- if you want to. It wiil not godown no matter how much youmake.T The reason given bythis solon is ~~aext vear is elec-tion year.TT He adds ~~remem-~MRS. DELLA GAY, P Prictress) Conyentent to depot ~ian dd ~the cobacco warehouses.ber one thing, you want to get~your cotton in market anisoldbefore electionTT ~The fact ofSackville shoald be sorevataral.lican campaign docament.~is= lof American Silver and Repealof the Ten Per Cent. Tax onState Banks. Pa: 50 centsBest anil highestT Widdtlbd: téun ~reenville. Splendid mineral water: aBat in raking ap the~whole business in a pemphietpublished for distribution amonghis friends hé has not vindicatedhimself; he bas only confirmed) " :the previously held opinion of} | Barbers. sas cr ~ :him, and shown that "The years : J. fe 5 arey &which have sd since his james: A. SMITH, 7hamiliating departare from Amer. TONSORIAL ARTIST.ica have added. nothing. to his GREENVILLE; N. 0.discretion, The dime museum ronage selmanagér who offered him an é6n~| or Ps eeper month. were $1.00 perpeer, Wu. H BcRN ARDY& Prop., Wilmington, NC.the basiness is tuat the onlything in his mind is electionsand if it were not for these hewould care no more abont the~~beloyed farmerTT than he pre~tends to care for the goldbug.We submit that the reasonsassigned by him for the ad-supplied with the best the market otfords. sen tee 2Terms reasonable.This Leaniee LENGyance'in the price of cotton|gsgement then would be glad to| pJ ERBERT EDMUNDS, he South, and prand the advice given the farm - sass sag nyt the money now;| 25. aor FASHIONABLE BARE ER. ce ship egh ai next" y erat Souls ae ae eset nites | : ato cleaning

g A ~F , � . ~ . o T " ere ee eeZ : * i ; * 7- =. = =a 4 % ee base1B4site.=Squibe That Did Wot Get Mipped inOUR SCRAP BOOK, | ) ' " =| Look Through and See Whose Faces7. 'Pcerengér and " train going=_ day. cooler | Sunday morning.5iebs$:Church Services.MethodistaG. F. Smith. Sebool at 9:30 A. M.Baptist church.Sunday SchoolF at 9:30.A- M.at 9:30 A. M.Local showers today, tait Sun-chureh."Sunday- Bchool at 9:30 A. M. Preachingatl A. M. and7:30P. M.by BevEpiscopal ehurch."SundayPreabyterian."Sunday SchoolEQBSECO"NEW STOCK OF"CLOTHING,DRY GOODS, SHOES,BORS MD SLR1 imvite you to inspect my beaatifalwent to Weldon this morning-Rev. C. M. Billsngs returned Fridayevening from the Association at Wilsonand went down to Pactolus to-day.Mrs. M. F. Latham. of Washingtes.and her brother, A.d. Brown, of Wilsonare Visiting the family, of J. B. Latham.w. H. Harrington and wife, Mise 6Ses-sie Smitheand Mra, BR. 1, Herne m-turné@ Friday fromthe Rieh mond fair.This morning ex-Con-ressman J.. C.Latham, who has been seriously ili forthe last few weeks, was taken to Bal-timore for treatment. He was ac com-panied by Dr, C. J. OTHagan and H. W.Whedbee. J. R. Kenly, one of the At-lantie Coast Line officials, sent his pri-vate ear here to take Maj. Latham ardparty as farasNorfolk. Maj. LathamTsfriends are very solicitous over bis con.dition and wish him an early recovery.The musicale Toesday night promisesto be one of the most enjoyable enter -tainmeats our people have attended.Secure your seats.There are quite a number of huntersin our midst, especially among the to-bacco boys. They are having lots offun after coons and Tpossums.The big lion the circus. folks putright in front of the Reyimorol: officelooks like -he Was standing there towatch the boys ahd keep thew hustling.Before going. to the Allanta| Exposition, or~on any other trip,provide yourself with ap acof lentpolicy in the Union Casuilty &Surety Co., the best of ali acedent insarance companies.Wurst & Sprianart, A geots.People were under the iim ressionthat they knew when te eat soup untilfaired off bright enough."ac arrives 8:22 A Going Dbouth You Find. the Bud. nda4 rriyes 6:37 P. M. a.a W. A. Fleuing of Hassells,ishereto-| 1% this a belated equinoctial storm? (when your thoughts turn_M, Meares 10:10 A. arrives 9:90 * |aay. It looks lik pr diragetinngen fmm Pay- . ewe are in for a raityY|that vou w tyne GyeSeuth Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P, J. A. Dupree returned heme Friday |spell ow. is wee for the comfortx leaves 2:15 P. & evening, of yourself.and family turn. « me Not long now before paitridge baut- gout footsteps " theS. C. Hamilton ano W,.B. Burgess) ing will begin. store of ;oSouthern Leader,T best cigarip town, at D. 8.. SunithTs.When the sun came out today peoplefollowed it.Rain eect in Friday nightand hascon-tinued steadily to-day.17th."Gov. Carr's fine freshBatter today. S. M. ScHULTz-Since writing our rain locals it hasJB.CherWhere -you will£finddisplayed the largest andbext assorted line of thetcllowing goods:DRY GUODS,of many and varied kinds.A load of watermelons came in towntoday. They looked vat of date.For a smoke try o~Southb-eru LeaderT at D. 8S. Smith's.Mr, Forbes still stands atthe head ofthe elass of weather prophets. His raincaine on lille.The best cigar is SouthernLeader, at Morris Meyer's.The market is better supplied withmeats now than it has Leen. U)slersure also comiuy iu.Floor Oil Cloths in ail widthsat LangTs-lf the weather suhday issanythinglike it has been to-day it will test sumepeopleTs chistianity.At Morris Meyers you canfind anice line of fruite, fresbcandies, and cigars.Mise L. A. Hargrave & Co., have niceDress Goods and TrimmingsNotions, Gentlemens Furnish-ing Goods. Shirts, Neckties,Four-in-Hand Seargs, Col-~lars. Hosiery, Yankee Notions,Hats and Caps the neatest andnobbiest styles, Ladies, Boys,and Childrens Fine and HeavgShoes and Boots in. endlessstyles and kinds, Carpets, RugsFoot Mats, Mattinys, Flooringand Table Oil Cloths, Lace Cur-tains, Curtuin Poles and Fixtures,Valises, Hand Bags, and a stockof FURNITURE that will sur-prise and delight you both asto quality and price, Baby-Car- "riages,. Heavy Groceries,.- Flour,home-madz candies thatare the equal of| Meat, Lard, Sugar, Molasses,the best French makes. a Salt, "Bagging and Tics, Peanut .The best line of Tablets, Note Sacks and Twine. .We buyPaper, Euvelopes, Box Paper,and Cards. in town can be foandat the Reflector Book Store.This has been one of the dark gloomydays that seinetime come to mrke the,werld appreciate the bright days more.To prove that the oSouthernCOTTON: AND PEANUTSand ~pay the highest market pricesfor them. ~es. Beh aa French soupologist. bobbed up «aud| Gents Furnishing Goodsannounced that it was all wrong to eaI will be mighty giad to wait onyou andshow to you my stock.You will be surprised «to hearmy Low Prices thit I reducedies on, my Low Tariff: 1 will give the benefit tosense Ss build mé up ® tradeaea for theseit at the beginning of the meal, but thatit should be_reseryed for the last. Hesays it itoo much of a strain oa theetoniach to fill up on soup and then tryto pack In a solid meal on top Of that.�mends that every person have|_a good yawn and stretching of the}limbs, morning and evening, for|�the purpose of. yentilating the|°Leader� is the leader, they were)folks as the very best. !~D. 8: Surra.Tb vearshves on Sunday, Oct 20th, at~im wy store ~Thursday: night andtungs and eed apthe systemReynoldTs SHOES. ~foxpronounced by SeilTs Bros. circus.Rev, �,�. M. Billi Shas� shotsForbesT school house Payal a: See|\Men and: Boys Cam beibeat. "_ \Padan Bros.{SHOESLadies and Misses fast ,The New York Herald _Feports|P onot ""ethat Dr. Naegeli, a be phy- The small hoy will ook st the circussician, has disc.vered yawo and begin sa down hising has a salutary effect in tproat| Bic tothe bee 5 erouga for a " marranten, a Buesle Suspenders arewarran y 4 pair 3 be Con-and ear troubles. Ke recom-"j "s. sile .: 5 fark ali|=! rineed., ted R. ye G. Cor-ts spectalty. ou goods are neat,rely Rs rr Sati: posi s realparchased cigars from 6. Thev sud pleas! g. OutTClerks sre compe-pronounced the oSou Leadet"|Our sore is, he place for you to trade,the best they ever smoked.isin eeapicir eeJ. B. ~CHERRY | & Co.