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          <lb />GREENVILLE, N. ©, NOVEMBER 12, 1895.<lb /><lb />Creation<lb /><lb />in<lb />WRAPS<lb />at<lb /><lb />MunfordTs<lb /><lb />Fine<lb />ClothingT.<lb />Shoes "<lb /><lb />and<lb /><lb />Dry Goods<lb /><lb />at<lb /><lb />Regcoien<lb /><lb />NEXT DOOR: To BANK...<lb /><lb />~|OClerk E.A. Moye and Mrs. Del-<lb /><lb />At the ioe House this morn-<lb />ing at 7:45 oTciock, Superior Cou:t<lb /><lb />phia A. Qninerly, daughter of<lb />Register of Deeas and Mrs- W.<lb />M. King, were married by Rev- M.<lb />T. Moye, of Wilson. The bride<lb />and groom took the morning<lb />train for Atlanta to spend a week<lb />at the Exposition. Their host of<lb />triends join in wisbing them a<lb />long and happy wedded life.<lb /><lb />Almost an Octogenarian.<lb /><lb />On Monday our townsman, Mr.<lb />B. H. Sugg, celebrated his 76th<lb />apbiversary atthe home of his<lb />daughter, Mrs. Maj. Harding. All<lb />his living children were with him<lb />"Mrs. Harding, B. F. Sugg. Col.<lb />[. A. Sugg and Jesse L. Sugg.<lb />Mr. Suggis the only sarviviog<lb />member ofa family of twelve<lb />children<lb /><lb />of the month. He is still weil<lb />preserved for a man of his age.<lb /><lb />Hardly Faur,<lb /><lb />The Atlantic Coast Line is not<lb />doing exactly fair by the people<lb />of this section ip regard to rates<lb />tothe Atlanta Exposition. The<lb />Seaboard Air Line reduced the<lb />rate from Weldon, Raleigh and<lb />other points in this State to $5<lb />for the round trip to Atlanta. To<lb />meet this we are told the Coast<lb />Line is also selling tickets from<lb />Weldon, Rocky Mount. and com-<lb />peting points at $5, while from<lb />Greenville they are charging<lb />$12.40, the price first established<lb />for Exposition tickets. We feel<lb />sure that the Coast Line authori-<lb />ties will see the justness of giving<lb />the people of this section propor-<lb />tional low rates with other pointe:<lb />and expect they will make a com-<lb />parative reduction on the rute<lb />from Greenville. .<lb /><lb />Mr. Schaltz, what new goods<lb />have you? Carrs. New York and<lb />Mountain Roll sees Buckwheat<lb /><lb />IF RANK WILS ~i \<lb /><lb />-=pt DEALER INe="-<lb /><lb />MEN SNE BOS EINE<lb /><lb />CLOTHIN (<lb />3! SHOES<lb /><lb />GENTS FURNISH GOODS, ORY G08, TONS.<lb /><lb />GREENVILLE, N. ©.<lb /><lb />i . He was the eleventh 1 fees<lb />child, was born inthe eleventh MA 4<lb />month and on the eleventh day<lb /><lb />"PAID FOR "<lb /><lb />SOTTOMRGEAPEANIT<lb /><lb />We are General Commission Merchants<lb />"and headquarters for"<lb /><lb />LIFE, : FIRE : AND : ACCIDENT<lb /><lb />INSURANCE<lb /><lb />If you wish to place your Insurance in<lb /><lb />\the hands of the best Old Line Compa-<lb /><lb />nies call tosee us. If yeu wish to in-<lb />vest in the largest, oldest and strongest<lb />company in the world, let us place you<lb />in the Grand Old *<lb /><lb />MUTUAL LIFE, OF NEW YORK,<lb /><lb />Where there is unity there is strength.<lb /><lb />Our office is located on Main street,<lb />next to hardware store,<lb /><lb />Very truly.<lb /><lb />rois| WHITE &amp; apeices!<lb /><lb />GREENVILLE, N. C.<lb /><lb />"for First-class goods go to<lb /><lb />H. B. CLARKTS<lb /><lb />where nothing but best<lb /><lb />_ aiaa@iedoretin Opera House 31 ock<lb /><lb /></p>
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          <lb />GREENVILLI TOBACCO MARKET<lb /><lb />»<lb /><lb />me Mix iife Ieliey 4 we told some 3: iss | DY 0. L- JOYNER.<lb />set crenerat guian-artiooy abilT _<lb /><lb />Subsoription 25 a ~per Pionth.<lb /><lb />_. Bvtered as second-ciass mail matter. / ~have been.� Tops."Green.... ....-.--- 1d 2<lb />a Le i oDid paps ever tell a he?�| o Bright....- @...... ; o .<lb /><lb />EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY) brought in many parch ments. again questioned the boy. Luge Oe on. - ; 7 7 toa<lb /><lb />"_"_"_"________"_"_ And the judge heard all that the oT an aftaid he bas,� veintied ge Good eee<lb />- - . PHOEG)| " jSFOOG ws cece e-s - oe 7 to 15<lb />4 rape ENTER. . soribes etid. his mother o Fine. cc ipepecccce 12 to 18<lb />ab dered | er th . CuTTers Common....... 6 to 11<lb />Woat ihe = Jucge eaid te D- * 22 nrie ever teil a o oOod..... .... 24 to 20<lb /><lb />: Rain-In-The-| And he pondered long over oh© «Did Aunt Fanri ll Good 124<lb />Face «nd bis Lords, jlay-ont, and meditated. And he lie?� insted the boy. His o Fine.... .......-- to 374<lb /><lb />" looked into the volumes of the pers } itT was ~abbut<lb />Andin those days came one/ Law, fog he was. lparned in its time to choke her son off before Cotton ahi Peanat,<lb /><lb />called Raju-ip fhe-face, » mighty mysteries. lhe had involved sli the relations| Below are Norfolk prices of cotton<lb /><lb />chief of the tribe of Fusion, and| And after he had made ap bis|,., beth sides of ~the family. 60 eam Yaris dete ee ee<lb />ape ~as atuirst and bungered for|mind, be summoned the scribes! she seid, oMy boy, I am afraid) chants of Norfok :<lb /><lb />rp he found. it not |to appear befor him. This was there is -hardly any person ip OOTTON.<lb />~"eo @ of the Democrats he in. the cighthT day of tne wobth| the world but who bas at some aren Middling . 8 1l-]<lb /><lb />sought pastures pew, and wander- called November, in the year Of|,.-iod of his hfe made some Low nat Jay we ; Pat:<lb />ed away into the land of the Phil | Fasion, one. statements that would not be Good Ordinary 7t<lb />istines, joining the tribe of the When al! the scribes stood be- called the trath-� sleia eeee on<lb />Mixed Breeds- And lo! he be-|fore him. he said uatu them: a<lb />came a grest man among them,|oWherefore did these Mixed |. - pinta yeeane over this aot Extra Prime *4<lb />aud was secoanted « ieader ip Breeds, who were s bungeredfor, " » 4 sit. estat be aeenieh ei ct<lb />Philistis. And when the Mixed-\office, demand the keys of the Mamms,� he said, no Tune"asteady<lb /><lb />~Breeds waxed strong in uu mbers|Prison House?� (or words to that dredfal lonesome in heaven"no<lb /><lb />. tody there but Ged and George<lb />and conquered the neigbborivg jefect) oFor they are not the . . :<lb />tribes, they began to divide the lawful holders of the keys of the Washington !�"Chicago Times" Greenville Market.<lb /><lb />spoils they fuund in the land of} Prison House. Bat E say unto| fereld- Corrected by S. M. Schultz,<lb /><lb />office, giving to some one slice of|the tribe of Leazarites, hold fast "" ahaa et Se 16 ase<lb />pie, sad to others, another. And ithe keys, for the Law suith that ~Wetetmeions in Town. poe cured Hams 48 to 18%<lb />Rain inthe ieT \t the tfal holders a 0 to 6~<lb />Raitiisthe face they made Obs (0M i ay cate. Hsia ta sue Beas| Although today is the 9th of Bion "Pam nie<lb />bin the stockade in the/and his lords, go henes, for ye November and the average mana psa 5} to 10<lb />city alled »Baleigh, and of the/cannot eoter twe ranch you |'8 86 thinking of stch things, Sugar a Oe<lb />lands along Bhe Nile, 10 the pro"|thought you had corralel.� watermelons were Offered for sale | Coffee 16 to 25<lb />vine ot Weldon, and be was Sleo| And when the scrites told Raia |T? Sele onry this morning "and | Ort eens S24 to 20<lb />ruler over the diggers of phos-in the Faceand his lords what they sold, too. The melons were i 12} to 16<lb />phate st Castle Hayne. Bat the the Jadge had said, thoyetraight brought in by Mr.8- C. Ketchie) Beeswax. per 3<lb /><lb />tribe of Dedsdorsta beldthe Prison| way gisded wp their tolws, snd [Sed some of them wore Sno. Mr.) """ en<lb />House, and refu to give up said to one another, oWe will Ketchie says he cut Nene averag" J. L Rath &amp; Co.<lb /><lb />the . keys ~thereof, ~Bain ip~the-| make ome more dive for the Pie. ing 25 " each, lust Christ- Cy 0.<lb />face and his eight geuistant Jerds|For there is « court ealied Su- mas, which were as good 4s any<lb /><lb />) "AGENTS FCR THE"<lb />wens to the Prisos Hoase, gud |preme that sitteth ina large brick owe would want to see, and that<lb /><lb />sat down infront ef the gates.|buildieg ou the stroct Rdpotoa,|°° 1 satiny sone more at home 1<lb />And ~the raims poared and the|and we will appeal untothe meu to beeaten next Chtistwas."Sal-| CITY EH EGTRIE HAIN RY<lb />T<lb /><lb />' floods descended apon thea, and} who sitin jadgment there.� webury Herald. |<lb />ert<lb />they got very damp. And,theaeh) And straightway the eeribes of WILMINGTON. N. C.<lb />they showed their parch meats the Mixed Breeds began oo write Ta the Exposition groends at This Laun Iry doesthe finest work i<lb />with the Greet Red Sea] stuek on another parch meat- |Atlanta is a kind of nursery! pe south, and pricés are low. we<lb /><lb />the corner thereof, those inside Bat the tribe of the Ieazarites|where smal! children and babies; .. ake shipments every fuesday. Bring "<lb /><lb />the gate heeded pot their cries still ast im their tents."Raleigh| may be checked like baggage and|!" oor bn fecwarted cual. Prives<lb /><lb />and poavings. Se when they ews and Observer. properly cared for while tbeir|furvished ou application:<lb /><lb />bare received their rewards, where Cn ane mothers see the s.ghts- A Gus + b ads<lb />the skacken iscomumonly report.| Heaven Mught bea Lonely Place, |tovis lady jast returned says there} Greenville Collegiate<lb />ed to bave the axe,they re _" are two babies in the nursery . Institute.<lb /><lb />tarned into ve city. And they, A little bey, when qnestionea|that havenTt been called for. No<lb /><lb />, together the scribes snd by bis mother regarding some|trace of thejr owners can be Maat elation. 4S eal Bagley<lb />en@ asfter conferring) escapade, bad not told the strict found, nor can any of the Dur-| peachers. ae session ull corps o<lb />ose we aseiher said: oWe will|trath regarding the affair. She|**ty people remember avy clue) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1895. All<lb /><lb />of Leazerites|had taken him on er kuiee and|on whichito base a seatch. The a une Manie- tle<lb /><lb />to ja ab we, the Ouly Un |was explainirg to him that peo- | anwilling mothers appear to havé|taught . ou baie<lb />pt. . ary xed Breeds, may|ple who told lies could not to| 4ddpted a prett; ¢ffective way of by a graduate ii- muste mentee? Teaterubeinn<lb />, go i$ rough. Diecipline firm, but kin.<lb /><lb />come i on.of our Slice beaven. | getting rid of their: uailesirable| Terms reasonable. Art and Elodttion<lb />dnt. oMama,� eaid he, odid you ever Teen the Gastonia bene (0 et te eae. &amp; desired, Calisthenies<lb />And when the day of jadgment 'tell a lie?� ree. ee eh OP an<lb /><lb /></p>
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          <lb />WILMINGTON &amp; WELDON R. R.<lb />AND BRANCHES<lb /><lb />AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD.<lb />Condensed Schedule.<lb /><lb />TRAINS GOING SOUTH.<lb /><lb />vated<lb /><lb />ESTABLISHED 1875:<lb /><lb />SAM.M. SCHULTZ,<lb /><lb />PORK SIDES&amp; SHOMLDERS<lb /><lb />YARMERSAND MEKUCHANTS BUY<lb />ing their yearTs supplies will tine<lb />their interest toget our prices befcre pu<lb />chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete<lb /><lb />n allits branches.<lb /><lb />FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAK<lb />RICK, TEA, &amp;.<lb />always af LOWs3* Ms REET PRICES<lb />TOBAGO SNUFF &amp; CIGARS<lb /><lb />we ouy direct from Manufacturers, en:<lb />»ling youto bay at one profit. A com<lb />rlete stuck of wits<lb /><lb />FURNITURE<lb /><lb />always onhaad and solid at prices tusult<lb />she times. Qur goods areall bought and<lb />svid for CASH therefore, having no ris<lb />te run,we sell at a close margip.-<lb /><lb />3. M. SCHULTLa.:treenville. N C_<lb /><lb />GREENVILLE<lb /><lb />Male Academy.<lb /><lb />~The next session of this Schoo! will<lb />begin on<lb /><lb />MONDAY, SEPT. 2, 1890,<lb /><lb />Rains Sa<lb />Oct. 6th |: SES Ss<lb />155. ~A= |e Zz.2<lb />A. M.P.M. o'AL M<lb />j.eave Weldon | 11 43; 9 27<lb />Ar. Kocyk Mt 12 57/10 20<lb />Lv Tarboro 12 20<lb />Ly Rocky Mc 1 OS} lu 2 6 OG<lb />Lv Wilsvn 2 U3)11 U3<lb />Lv Selma z 53<lb />Ly FayTtteville| 4 3u/12 53<lb />Ar. Florence 7 20) 3 0u<lb />is<lb />os<lb />Zam:<lb />p. M. A.M<lb />Ly Wilson 2 08) - 6 20<lb />Lv Goldsboro s Ww 7 05<lb />Lv Magnolia 4 16 8 13<lb />Ar Wilmington| 5 45 945<lb />P. M. A.M<lb />TRAINS GOING NOTRH.<lb />Dated Or &amp; Se<lb />Oct. 6th = : sm<lb />1895. 2A \z eas<lb />= " """ |<lb />A. M.|P.�"�M.<lb />Ly Floretce 8 15) 7 35<lb />Lv Fayetteville} 10 55) 9 85<lb />Lv Selma 12 32<lb />Ar Wilscn 1 20)11 2s<lb />eas OCs es<lb />o's<lb />ae<lb />A. M. P.M.<lb />I.v Wilmington; 9 25 7 00<lb />Lv Magnolia 10 56 8 31<lb />Ly Goldsboro 12 05 9 40<lb />ar Wilson 1 00 10 27<lb />Ly farboro 248 _<lb />2h SB 3,<lb />é% Ox<lb />gon iw<lb />P. M. P. MIP. M,<lb />Ly Wilson M1 37 11 37) 10 32<lb />Ar Rocky Mt 338 12 07) 11 16<lb />Ar Tarboro 4 |<lb />Lv Tarboro .<lb />Lv Rocky Mt 2 33 12 07|<lb />Ar Weldon 12 55<lb /><lb />Train on Scotiaud Neck Braneb toad<lb />paves Weldon 3.40 », in., Halifax 4.00<lb />p.m., arrives scotland Neck at 4.55 p<lb />w., Greenville 6.37 p. m., Kinston 7.85<lb />o.m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2<lb />a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving<lb />Halifax at 11:00 a. m., Weidon 11.20 am<lb />jaily except Sunday.<lb /><lb />Trainson Washnigton Branch leave<lb />Washington 7.00 a, m., arrives Parmiele<lb />8.40p. m., Tarboro 9.50; returning<lb />leaves Tarboro 4.50 p. �"� , Parmele 6.10<lb />p. m,, arrives Washington 7.35 p. m.<lb />Daily except Suuday. Connécts with<lb />trains on scotland Neck Branch.<lb /><lb />Train leaver cvarporu, NC, via Albe-<lb />matie &amp; Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun-<lb />day, at 5 00 p. m., Sunday . M;<lb />arrive Plymouth 9.20 P. M., 5.20 p, m.<lb />NWweturning leaves<lb />Sundsy, 5.30 a. m.<lb />arriye Tarboro TO<lb /><lb />JOHN F. DIVINE,<lb /><lb />, Sunday 9.30<lb /><lb />RSON,.Traffie Manage-.<lb />LY. GenTl Manager.<lb /><lb />gf<lb /><lb />&amp;<lb />KEN<lb /><lb />Plymouth daily except<lb />a �"�.,<lb />256 a.m and 11. 45<lb /><lb />General Supt.<lb /><lb />~and centinue for ten months.<lb /><lb />The course embraces all the<lb />usually taught in an Academy<lb /><lb />~Terms, both for tuition al<lb />reasonable.<lb /><lb />Boys weil fitted and equipped for<lb />business, by taking the academic<lb />course alone. Where they wish to<lb />pursue a hizher course, this scheol<lb />guarantees thorough preparation to<lb />enter, wich credit, any College in North<lb />Carolina, or the State University. It<lb />refers to those who. have recently left<lb />its walls for the truthfulness of this<lb />statement.<lb /><lb />Any young man with character and<lb />moderate ability taking a course with<lb />us will be aided in<lb />ments to continue in the h<lb /><lb />The discipline will be kept<lb />present standard.<lb /><lb />Neither time. nor<lb />work will be spared to Ma<lb />ali that parents could wisb.<lb /><lb />For further pariicu<lb /><lb />branches<lb /><lb />1d beard<lb /><lb />igher schools.<lb /><lb />dress Under Opera House.<lb />W. H. Racspane, | Special attention given to cleaning<lb />July 30,1895. Principal Gentlemens Clothing.<lb /><lb />making arracge-<lb />at its<lb /><lb />attention. nor<lb />ke this school<lb /><lb />lars see or ad-<lb /><lb />College E<lb /><lb />Conyenient to depot and to the to-<lb />bacco warehouses. . .<lb /><lb />Best and highest location around<lb /><lb />reenville. Splendid mineral water.<lb /><lb />Rooms large and comfortable. Table<lb />supplied with the best the market af<lb />fords.<lb /><lb />~Terms reesonable.<lb /><lb />J. F. KING,<lb /><lb />LIVERY, SALE AND FEED<lb /><lb />STABLES.<lb /><lb />On Fifth Street near Five<lb />Points.<lb /><lb />Passengers carried to any<lb />int at reasonable rates Good<lb />orses. Comfortable Vehicles.<lb /><lb />Cotton States &amp; International Expoiition,<lb /><lb />ATLANTA, GEORGIA.<lb />via the<lb /><lb />SEABOARD AIR LINE.<lb />Vestibuled Limited Trains<lb />upon which no extra fare is charged.<lb /><lb />LOWEST DOUBLE<lb />EXCURSION DAILY<lb />RATES, SERVICE.<lb /><lb />Through Pullman Baffet Sleeping Cars<lb />and day ccaches from<lb /><lb />W ashington, D. C. and<lb />} Portsmvuth, Virginia.<lb /><lb />via<lb /><lb />Fredericksburg, Richmond, Petersburg,<lb />Weldon, Kaielgh, Southera Pines,N- C.<lb />Chester,S. Ct, Elberton, Athens, Ga.<lb /><lb />Leave Weldon, 3.00 A. M. 12 noon<lb />Arrive Atlanta 4:09 P. M., 5:20 A. M.<lb />next day. Leave Wilmington, 12220<lb />nuvon, 3.20 P. M. Arrive Atlanta 4.09<lb />P. M., 5.20 A. M., next day-<lb /><lb />Ask for tickets via oTHE SEA-<lb />BOARD AIR LINE.<lb /><lb />Pullman Sleeping Car reservations<lb />will be made and furthe: information<lb />furnished upon application to any<lb />Agent of the Seabord Air Line, or to<lb />the undersigned.<lb />H. W.B.GLOVER, T.J.ANDERSCN,<lb />Traffic Manager. GenT) Pass. Agt.<lb />E. ST. JOHN,<lb />Vice-Presiilent.<lb />Generat Offices, Portsmouth, Va.<lb /><lb />Barbers.<lb /><lb />S A. SMITH,<lb /><lb />TONSORIAL ARTIST.<lb />GREENVILLE, N. OC.<lb /><lb />qe Patronage solicited.<lb /><lb />yame<lb /><lb />RT EDMUNDS,<lb />FASHIONABLE BAREER.<lb /><lb />~4 ERBE<lb /><lb />MRS. DELLA GAY, Proprietress<lb /><lb />Thos. J. JARVIS.<lb />JARVIS &amp; BLOW, ee<lb />ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.<lb />GREENVILLE, N.C. "<lb />@@ Practice in «ll the Courts<lb /><lb />ae eae<lb />Bt<lb /><lb />iN<lb /><lb />¥<lb /><lb />3.H. BLOUNT.  " J: i. FLEM<lb />8 ean &amp; FLEMING<lb /><lb />ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, |<lb /><lb />GREEN VILLE, N. OG.<lb /><lb />s@e Practice in :<lb /><lb />all the Courts.<lb /><lb />L. C. LATHAM. HARRY SKINNE<lb />lone sea &amp; SKINNER,<lb /><lb />ATTORNEYS-~AT-LAW<lb />GREED VILLE. -<lb /><lb />en masme<lb /><lb />John E. Woodard, F.C. Harding, "<lb />Wilson, N, C.. Greenville, N. ¢�,�<lb /><lb />OODAKD &amp; HARDING,<lb />ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,<lb /><lb />Greenville, N.<lb /><lb />Special attention given to colléction<lb />and settlement of claims. :<lb /><lb />~Meneame<lb /><lb />Cheap Excursion Rate:<lb /><lb />TO<lb /><lb />&amp;<lb /><lb />Goon States and ntti] Exp<lb />ATLANTA, GA.<lb /><lb />Sept. 15th, to Dec. 8lst., 1895,<lb /><lb />The Atlantic Coast Line<lb /><lb />Through Pullman Palace Buffe<lb />Sleeping Cars between New_York an<lb />atlanta Ga. via Richniond, Petersbur;<lb />Weldon, Rocky Mount, Wiison, Fayett<lb />ville. Florence, Orangeburg, Aiken an<lb />Augus a. For Rates, Schedules, Slee]<lb />ing Car accernInoas oe call on or a<lb />ress any agent Atlantic C<lb />the undersignads aligns: "_<lb /><lb />J. W.MORRIS, Cc. 8S. CAMPDELL,<lb />Div, Pass. Agt. Div. Pass Agt<lb />Charleston,S.C. Richmend V<lb /><lb />T. M. EMERSON, H. M. EMERSON<lb />~yrf.Mgr. Asst. GenTl. Pass. Ag<lb />Wilmington, N, Cc. Re i<lb /><lb />By<lb /><lb />~AES<lb /><lb />©<lb /><lb />NEAINE<lb /><lb />»<lb /><lb />£88<lb /><lb />~<lb /><lb />"SEND YOUR""._-<lb />JOB -:- PRINTING<lb />"TO THE"",<lb />REFLECTOR OFFICE.<lb />"IF YOU WANT"_<lb /><lb />"<lb /><lb />had aol cal na = ae oe ae at eal<lb /><lb />iron 23centsa month, ==<lb /><lb />=<lb /></p>
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          <lb />"""<lb /><lb />Seastitinens and Beat Schedule.<lb /><lb />Passenger and mail train<lb />north, arrives $23 A. M. " Going Soaks<lb />rrives 6:37 P. M.<lb /><lb />North Bound Freight, arrives 9:30 4<lb />M. leaves 10:10 A.<lb />arrives 2:00 P.<lb /><lb />Agent J. J. Cherry, of the Old Do-<lb />minion Company went to Washingvon<lb />w-day.<lb /><lb />Wednesday. fair, except show-<lb />ers to-night in extreme east por"<lb />tion.<lb />= | Adrian Savage has gone to the west-<lb /><lb />JOEL PATRICE,<lb />COTTON -:- BUYER, W. P. White and wife, of tobdgood,<lb /><lb />GRIFTON, N. C. who have been visiting the family of B.<lb />Will be in Greenville Wednes-|L- Humber, returned home to-day<lb />day and Ayden Friday of each Mra. Pattie Winstead,of Rocky Mount,<lb /><lb />B. S. Sheppard retarmed Monday<lb />evening from Parkersburg.<lb /><lb />borses and mules.<lb /><lb />week. who has been spendiug a few days with<lb />her parents at the Kiug House. left this)<lb /><lb />Notice ' morning.<lb />an» who have not listed; ¢ a. Moye and wife, Misses Nanaie<lb /><lb />are hereby notified to meet) .<lb />the Board of Couuciimen tor the Town |7"PP. and Ladie Had&amp; ck, D. M. Ed<lb />of Greenville at the Mayors office on/ wards, v. T. Tripp, J- V. Johnson and<lb /><lb />A.M. when they will hear all com- lante .<lb />piaints, correct errors and receive delin-. the AS Expositive<lb /><lb />quents. All who fail to<lb />eharged a double tax.<lb />Board,<lb />This Nov. 6th, 1895.<lb />OLA FORBES, cC. C. FORBES,<lb />Mayor. Clerk.<lb /><lb />EOBACCO<lb /><lb />5 IN SERS<lb /><lb />linvite you to inspect my beaatifu!<lb /><lb />appear wires<lb />By order of<lb />'Yueker, W, W. Tucker, W. E. Proctor<lb />and W. T,<lb />jeveniug from the Atlanta Expositiou.<lb /><lb />| We see from Sunday's News and Ob-<lb />server that B. S. Moore and wife, oi<lb />Galena, Kas-, are in Raleigh. Mr.<lb />Moore is a native of Pitt county and<lb />his friends would be giad to sce him<lb />dowu this way before he returns te the<lb />w est.<lb /><lb />Origisal Observations.<lb />Continaal tretunog is<lb />oleomargarine of trouble,<lb /><lb />_ In selecting a wife be sure to<lb />| select one that will wasb-<lb /><lb />The fall crop of Repubuiicans is<lb />reported to be unusualiy large.<lb /><lb />the<lb /><lb />"NEW STOCK OF"<lb /><lb />CLOTHING,<lb />DRY GOODS, SHOES,<lb /><lb />. Gents Furnishing Goods<lb /><lb />I will be mighty giad to wait on<lb />you andshow to you my stock.<lb />You will be surpried to hear<lb />my Low Prices that I reduceJ<lb />since I bought my Low Tarif<lb />goods. 1 will give the benefit to<lb /><lb />You cannot rua devo a persou<lb />anless you fyilow at his heels.<lb /><lb />oA wise auswer turneth away<lb /><lb />wrath,� but it takes a big atick |<lb />to keep it turned away-<lb /><lb />Man receiyes more curses for<lb />what be does not accomplish than<lb />praises for what he actually does.<lb /><lb />There area gvod many piou-<lb />people who are as careful of their<lb />religion as of their best service<lb />ee<lb />occasions for fear it should get<lb />| chipped or flawed in working<lb />dag Wese"Onsage (Vo): Oboes<lb /><lb />you jast to build me up a trade<lb />ja Greenville, N.C.<lb />te come to see me for these<lb /><lb />~ern stock markets to buy « car load of)<lb /><lb />Monday Nov. 25th inst. at 10 o'clock, H. L. Hamilton ,left this morning for<lb /><lb />Brickell returned Mouaday |<lb /><lb />E ean i EGE? ula the<lb />; Chour of Readers.<lb />This has done right well for a rainy<lb />day.<lb />The celebrated clown, Jobn<lb />Lowlo ¥, says the oSouther:.<lb /><lb />Leader� is the best cigar he vyer<lb />smoked. For sale at D. 8S. SmithTs.<lb /><lb />Can you tell why it is people will<lb />leave the door open such days as this ?<lb /><lb />Seed jOate 40 cents, Tiwothy<lb />Hay $1.10 at A. ForbesT.<lb /><lb />Now Greenville has hada W. W. W,<lb />Did you guess right? Rumor says the<lb /><lb />sainé letters wil) be used io another<lb />instance.<lb />News."tIhbe best Flour i8<lb /><lb />Proctor Knott suvuld by 8S. M.<lb /><lb />Schultz. Try a 24 lb bag.<lb /><lb />Another large lot of Viamond<lb />Ink, best writing fluid made, aud<lb />Cream Mucilage, at Reflector<lb />Book Store. . ¢<lb /><lb />It is only a few days since the hunting<lb /><lb />~season opened, aud in this sho:t time<lb />| Sberif R. W. King and wife, Miss)<lb />|Hort-mse Forbes, ex"Sheriff J- A. K- leuring in the State by persons beiug<lb /><lb />we have read of several fatalities oc-<lb /><lb />|aceidentially snot. ~loo muth care<lb />with a gun cannot be exercised.<lb /><lb />The reason 80 imany people go<lb />to D. 8. Smith for a smoke is be-<lb />esuse he keeps a full line of the<lb />very best brands of cigars aud<lb />they are sure to get suited.<lb /><lb />The pacing Gentry has g:vea hi.<lb />rival a neighboriug stall in which to<lb />spend the winter and do bis PatchenT<lb />up for the next seasonTs races. Iu<lb />others words, Patchen will go into<lb />winter quarters with Geatry in this<lb />State.<lb /><lb />I have opened a sales stables at<lb />the Harrington stables on Fourth<lb />street, and iu a few days will have<lb />a car load of fine horses and<lb /><lb />mules. COall and see them.<lb />ADRIAN SavaGE.<lb /><lb />NOTICE,<lb />There will be a meeting of<lb />Greenville Cabinet, No. 322,<lb /><lb />Branch of American Mutual Ben-<lb />efit Society. on Thursday evening<lb />at 7:30in the office of White &amp;<lb />Speight. All members in good<lb />standing are requested to be<lb />present. By order of<lb /><lb />Zeno Moons, President.<lb />. A. asi Cahier,<lb /><lb />that \<lb />this winter for the comfort<lb />of yourself and fan ily tarn<lb />your a toward cag<lb />store of °<lb /><lb />TB.Cherry &amp; C0,<lb /><lb />Where you will find<lb />displayed the la: gest ard<lb />best assorted line of the<lb />fellowing govds:<lb /><lb />DRY GOODS,<lb /><lb />of mauy sare yasied kind-.<lb /><lb />Dress<lb /><lb />Notions,<lb />Gentlemen<lb />Furnish=<lb />«\ tng Goods,<lb />KH Shirts,<lb /><lb />Neckties,<lb />Four-in-<lb /><lb />Hand<lb />Scarfs,<lb />Collars,<lb />Hosiery,<lb />Yankee<lb />Notions,<lb />Hats and<lb />. . Caps the<lb />item neatest &amp;<lb /><lb />"ae nobbiest<lb /><lb />. styles,La-<lb />eee dies, Boys,<lb />and Childrens Fine and Heavg<lb />Shoes and Boots in endless<lb />styles and kinds, Carpets, Rugs<lb />Foot Mats, Mattinys, Flooring<lb />and Table Oil Cloths, Lace Cur-<lb />tains, Curtuin Poles and Fixtures,<lb />Valises, Hand Bags, and a stock<lb /><lb />_ Of FURNITURE that will sur-<lb />prise and delight you both as<lb />to quality and prie:, Baby Car-<lb />riages, Heavy Groceries, Flour,<lb />Meat, Lard, Sugar, Molasses,<lb />Salt, Bagging and Tics, Peanut<lb /><lb />ks and Twine. We buy<lb /><lb />QQTTON AND PEAMUIS<lb /><lb />and pay the highest market prices<lb />Sor. them.<lb />ReynoldTs SHOES for<lb />on and Boys canTt be<lb />ea<lb /><lb />Padan Bros. SHOES for<lb />Ladies and Misses are<lb /><lb />ipot Su: assed.<lb /><lb />atrissT Wire Buelle Sus nders<lb />warranted. Try a pair py be ~¢ a3<lb />vinced ~The ores? R. &amp; é<lb />sets a § Onr ur<lb /><lb />stylish Onr Dar price ~ar<lb /><lb />Goods and<lb />TrTmmi gs<lb /><lb /></p>
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