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par ae Ba *m4 om 4see aad "" ee i_» WEREit o41 eynor of the State of North Car4|New; ~Dress \,BieStormFineClothing'a4| GREENVILLE; Ne oCO. NOVEMBER * 18: 1895.{ Pac """" a ee tpger % $344 25 a eg PES ES F zt: _" -Tuanasoivina F PROSUAMAD.. ie lO. BeEeOg ad) HDI ey tau? e9n9)of ads TON hobs aot Joan |a Day of Thanksgiving, .The people of ~NorthT ~CarolinaT~have much for which to be theuk-~}fal to Almighty God in the. vearjthe food prodacts.in-1psponse tocur labors, the prices vf rawT ma:terials have advanced,T tndustrrat_ |progress has been oawakened tit |:-jour midst and the future looks] .brighter than. the. past.few. ea:vf disaster and want. - iOur péopte bHould ber attor the blessingsT voachsaféd * to}«ithem, and, in grateful. remem=tinve-honored Siustom: of our fore *fathers, devote She� day� oot the*lyear to His service.Therefore, I, Elias Carr, Gonolina, do hereby appoiut eeday, the 23th. cay of Novem1895,,a8 a day of solema, and Asallic Thanksgiving to God for pastblessings, and of supplication forHis continued kindness wad: careover us as a Stute andT nation.Tzenrof this great Commonwealthor.around the fireside, and makeanpul festival aday of ory:und-0h: iving. Let nottbe day be depied to ang aRWHERET +,WHERE Ress - in wa ee i gaia i 9 as oe bitset] ~or a SaAE 2 - tert may :NEXT DOOR TO a ea-_ WHERE 2| these blessingss aod let-us-remem-|-|ber:in.our prayers,.and offerings~Let the. an . jot passane .without. acknowledgment, of alll~the ¢ charitable institu dons of theshe ~the, w: ounded and ~~neédysoldier, t he orphan, the: poor andGov, Carr Appoims November 18tp a0}which bas just, past. , Phe. earthd:+has brought forth abundantly of )branee of His goodness. ~and | in|obedience: to .oor.-laws and :the}:I earnestly request. every. cit-|to lay aside ~his ysual business, |assemble either at the churches:Over Ce ee ES. wiseS! AnpacMs «Woody , tha oheumive"land accomplished daughter of ~Wzt ; ae | Fi S i! - 2HL, SEUSS a od pis Wp, it ae' genet oat ; £4. 5 el Wa A les - 4 ~ £5 eT EY i 33 3 Bs 3 a i e% elHv 4ot boeey sts oem snoe digus L HeSNIe Heit sot : 0 suCknteon aa215 ere!asin de saerj S =: ey ME Rx 7 oe Pegs Ae Pei eeePr $ 2x S ot ay Se ae Seti s tee g eer:é Ses rg a 4 ~ a 4 en Ss LB ta ay ie i is 4. 2 (i #24 OF Pew yt 53} ea} : wi 26 ss ioe ee_ = EE A A ORR RS St: Br4)Me Fito 8�, jiniEeing, show ferth the thankfulnessof our hearts. _In witness whereof, I oha¥é Here-i unto set mv _ hand and caus-~ed the Great Séat ~oFT ~theState of North Carolina ts:~be 'afireds: Deneiiat the) Wed. 4s'o, city'ofT Raleigh, this. Mth): e@y40 4(Seal) of Noxember,.2 the year of v7!our Lord. one thousandeight hundred oand ~ninety-five, and in othe ole ohundred and ~twentieti yéar dfoour oAmerican is Indepen-}dance.es.i te diageme* ELIAS CARR. ;By the. Governar., ,S: F. Tevrarr,1gee see} ri34 yePrivate Secretary. ,eS Fs abe TEE: seatsThe Marriages Bells: Ringine.. cyAt thé home of therbrideTs tittyer on Wednesday, Novi'6) 1895; at} |.3 o'clock, P.M; Thonias® Ji:Gen-/ ..try one of RoxbéroTs opromising | ..young men, led tothe altar Mis*)T..Woody,. hs Denniston»: ¥arnRoxboro Courier..../; . i deei| oi Sed-Mr-Gentry was @ hasat san the oy & =Caresasiile tobacco market... endthe boys here extend best_ wishes. |keh = ~pest! Piowr!: ja | bas sigeand | Provter*. wmetectadids bys Ss4 3Ghe ~|: Micon ce D oe Oe substantial piv-Sckultz. Try a 24 ib Dagne 2 pet

Ze: a aren ="Botered.as second-ciass mail matter.ee =SSSEVERY AFTERNOON X URXCEPT SUNDAY)The States Pension Roll hasjust been completed by the: Aaditor, and the warrants rant wad being issued; aad will proba bly go)to the registers� of. ~deeds of the | oodness-various counties between December dsbend LapeThe vrmpber_of pensjonerg ipthe State on the list by clas isas follows:First class 1023; as. against 68)last year; these receive this year).$64, as against $68 jJast year.Second, class. 246, as against240 lust year; these receive thisyear $47'as against $52 last year-/Third class 322, as ageinet 348).last year. these receive $3Zeachasagainst $34 last year.ling forward to-"OrangeFourth clase (coldiers) 1,674 asT Observer.against 1.491 last year; these re-ceive $16 as against $17 ~ast year.Fifth class (widows) 2.769, asagainst 2,737 last year; these re-ceive 916 ag agninst $17 last year. |There is considerable increageof pengionerg in every clase, thelargest being in the, fourth an(soldters ) But tuis increase innumbers is offset by $ correspond. |ing decrease. In th¢ smount received. by each pensionerincreage in the first cless duringthe year is 34 and thp decrease inamount received by each is $4; inthe sesond ¢lass th» jnereese 1Dnumber is6 and the de inamognt is $3,ig the third diesethe ipcrease ig 4 and the 4ip ra im $2; ig the fourthee we the sscreagein amguntfe ih gr Se (widows)- amount "- aa ey 2 oe SS a net}gen = + and leaving a te-the roll, widows and soal-168f 5,143od ag paid out ¥hisyear fér pepsi will be; jnpose Noms $105,000 which 1syear.rane lot of ViamondInk, t finid made, and_ at ectorTBook Btly ee{,\come. ~The boy was met born a|, Soue, Pen...goodness paysalwags tbe present time.Lipeey WATight shoes make the bestcorn cribs. TPhis is au item forfarmers.are 2cod usebest, and thenagain some men are gooc foreaungTheagh it seems paradorxical,|-yet it is a fact that Christmas isIt isa sad aed.solema thoughtthat Franklin did not discoverlightping anti) after he was married.Soon be good popcorn even-POP, the-question even -what the girls are loox(Va.)ings aréSome Fertirent Pointers.if your seat is roo bard to sitapap, stand up-Ifa rock mses up before you,~rofl at away of climb over it.if you @ant money, curn it.If yor wsh_ for confidence,prove yourself worthy of it.Don't -be content with doingwhat another bas done"#urpass | -it-Use time well, and you will gesfrom his hand mors thas he will)ake from yours.Deserve snccess apd it willman The sun does not rise likerocket por, go down like, e duljercg from a gan; slowly bot sarelyt makes its round, and peytroaTi is as easy to be a leader asa wheel horse ; if the job be tong,manuelDec. 1st"Ist Sunday tn Advent,noit county; Holy Innd-ents-» Dec. 3rd"Tuesday, B.'P., Kinston,5. MaryTs.Dec. 6ch"Friiay, E. P.,Sehool HouseDec-8th"2nd Sanday in Advent, �"�. P.Pitt county, 5. John's:Dec, 8th"znd Sanday in Advent, KP.,Pitt county, 5. MichxelTs-Dec. 10th" Tuesday. E. P., Gr en-ville, 8. Paul's.Dec. I3th"Friday,Paul's.* Dee. 15th"3rd Sunday in Advent, M.P., Beaufort cdunty, Zion church.Dec. 1ith"érd Sunday in Advent,E. P., Washingtoa, 8. Peters.Dec. 17th"Tueaday, Chocowinity,Beaufort county, Trinity Chapel.Ded; 19th=Thursday. E: P.,itton, S. MartiuTs. .Dec. 22p¢"4th Sunday in Advent,| Gatesville, S. MaryTs.Dec. ~5th"Christmas Day,coufity, S. PetérTs,Deéc. 26th"Thursday, Fest. 35, Ste-phen, E. P.. Murfresboro, 5- Barnabas.Dee. 20th"Sunday after Cbristmas,M..P., Kexebel. 8. MarkTs.Dec. 29th"S -nday after Christ. as,bk. P., Woodvilie, Bertie county, GraceChareh.Le-DawsonTs8.Vanceboro,Ham-GatesWee: Blst"luesday. Windsor, 54.Thomas.1896.Jan. Ist--Wednesday, Fest. of theCirefiation. E.'-P.) Plywoath, GraceChritth.Jan. S8rd"Friday, W illia msto n,chureb of the adyent.M. P."Mornmg Prayer. E. P."Evening Prayer. Holy Communionat all ni} Morning Services. The ChildrenKeir� Se vis.) The-GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKETae wes =� Bright.... .... .-- 4008o Red........- - --Stel)Luae"Common. - -+ 2-440 6Giveness wa 7 to 15corrasseeFine.... ....-. .-to 37Below reer hod. of cottonand pesnuts for resterday ay, as furnishédby Cobb Bros. Commission Mer-eharts of Nentot Se *yo o@GPTON.Good Middling 8 5-16bps wg | ' ts}Low Middling: 7 9-16Go.d Ordinary 64Tone"Quiet.PEANUTS.Prime 24Extra Prime 3oancy 3tSpanish . $1 buPone-tasy.Greenville Market.Corrected by S. M. Schultz.priter, per * 6 to 25.Freecerrs Pete 6.to FSngar cured Hams 12 to 184Corn 4) to 60Cern Meal 50 to 65Flour, Family 4.00 to 4-60Lard 53 to 10| Oats 40 to 5�Sugar 4 to6Coffee 16 to 24ro Sack 85 tol 754 be ta 20per doz 2% to 15ax. oer 2)a ee mga iam ligaFL Starkey & Co."AGENTS FCk. THE"cT.LEBTRG. LANDRYWILMINGTO~Pris Laundry ed ue danas yoo B.ebe South, and prices are low.be prepared to mcet | your work to our store pg Menrings to be for Dioce san ! will be forwarded, piuthe pay will be ~greater; if thetask be hard, the more eourpeteryou ust be to do it"Gathétio|*Cofambian. neCheice supply of fresies, Prutts ard Canned Goods, st'D. 8. SmithTs-je Lin GAS +H;alt ahs tipon to évéy tite}ligentFore dacgps of the *pupiss of the James "Se ou to fail to findmake shipments eyery Tuesday.rnished on application~noe t ope ofirst° a:Ltéecher? _ fe *busines man vr woman?proved -wongei.ter hisng men & ngize. the eat you learn more.: & a? ie~. ct ecbe obese 1G tQAS;eeeane you wish tobe a fineDo youPractieal B ;5 months? af so be sure toentér " High Im-tees aJames School "than at any mediam "for & aeT , losesFad a ts ~ .Prot. C. a. JAMES. +ioeeetee

ans 89NR. Ri |" Rbap, | floneed te acerCondensed Behedule. _\the war, wants sion becauseLee if Zs i athe erate -TRAINS sli sop, ling of:a big horns He. says he}- " |blowed-as Hard for the-Umion as}Dated. jsome of the other fellows: *"shot:)Oct. 6th=} 5. ~many who are pepe ~peneions!)Peal tk;Uy Rocky MtLv Wilsonto the to-= baceo wurehonuses.."-Best, and highest Jecation, arqundo reenville. Splendid mineral water.__ {4 | Rooms large~and tomf: table. ~Table' 4 " AM supplied with the ,, best the market af4¥ Wilson 2 ba. ag?�,�. Gobiavoro Meri reasonableLv MagnoliaAr Wilmington)4MRS. DELLA GAY, Proprietre ess |Gunyeniont to- id ie ainog F. KING, |mee TEETS | ge UE SALE AND TEEDOnt, Sen sais Ze |. Ba-|% 2"" "" a |;| A. M.JIP.M4 SAS : _. STABLES.Ly Floretce $15). 7 35). Fy] a * ".Lv Fayetteville is pol BA ~ f; ed bere ss ~. mR,Le airs pone sas : On: ftir * eereei Fi Vv- 3 20111 a Z pas neat ive*Ar Wilsx no ay Oe ~ pa Pes Points. cisOT t *, bday ees ddtdoa ~to, Anymere re. peru at reasonable rai és- Gasi Wibsins ton Orses. Comfortable Vehi .Lyin i = seme "ae Wilson, :Ly farboro: 1A a AL Bard pers. ri 7~ , ae Cs ee we th ; oaoTONSO! TAL eee Se * aepreveors : i@REENVIELE, No.0!Bois bs 7 oae: Sietconsnt soliciteds::.) 5s otLy Wilson. "" ""A xe Mt TE £ Tt? tts ST?yestieanoer® : Bir ERBERT. TEDMMNDS:ty Teeter : nahh eat ss ix SeeNE CO oT ie "aidLy Rocky Mt. . @ 33}. 12 07 a Special. attention, given to: cleaningsAr wolteh. bee ah, he 12 35 ea: Gentlemens. Clothing. :~Tram orf Kcotranit Neck -srinei Reva} wal Badpaves: Weld ma Hang 4 coo THE MORNING STAR@., oJ m@m., eel 3p.m. eturn gz, leaves 1 .7,20 behe no Greenville 8.22 a.m. oArrivingHalifax at 11:00a.'m., ey ar arg 11.20 am i )= . Cypaiay. Bio (Vou8.40 p. m.. Tarboro 9.59 ; tekpaves: pees nic tee. aNei si - m3. a = leaves�:anesteoe teaya 2 mee!\He has:a:bettervease than-a'good 2College. ~Hotel i/PORK SIDES & SHOULDERS| their inserest to get our prices befere pti| atwieya-ontiaiia ahd soidat p te to suit!q ic WallAny. ¥| moderate a abili ty4 work, will be sparey to make this schooltS |ai) that parents could wPetes aint further parcgulars owee: ol ade \ESFABLIS +e D 1975°SAM. M SBHULTZ,AR MEKSAND MEK HANTS BUY4ng their yearTs supplies will tinak*chasing elsewhere. Ourstockis completen allits branches.FLOUR. COFFEE, SUGARICH sub pers TR 34241Lalw st Lowgsr KETtobe é¢o sn aiawe be ace from Maomfacrurers enabling? pou te sbilyT at one~profit. oA coi| AeteRoRote o4b oe778 44008FURNITUREo| she times, ('ul heer ureall boughtand |sold for CASH ereforg, huying no. riskto abel ~gell aa closeT fiargi'aches SUiU wie, zreenviltes N. Gs_GRE SMVILLEi * AY iq a)yt @.S.ee: ae; 44$a5 3The next session of this School will ~. begin onINOAY, SEP: 2, 180,and centinue far, {San eR~ "Phe course embraces men At branchesusnally taught inTan Aéademy-~Terms, both, for, tuition and beardreasonable.- Boys weil ~fitted and� nt ed ~forbusiness, ; by,» taking)... the academiccourse alone. Where «oypureve a hivher - cortrse;guaraniees. ,bhyugh:enter, wi li credit, any Ohile ein NorGareliné ~or the StateT Un absttyrefers ie 41988 who have. mpaereay tett |~or theT Srpehfajpess of A thisHstatement. :man: with seharactor jaw2 Course,dec oe aking arraA somtunue sm unoigbel sche_ The. fliseiplive will. be: kept; at., itsstanattention § nory wish, tahis� Noho | Otpreparation: tai|~eNeither time nor* S3eu 3Wes fade st,: THUS. 7 JARVIS.BrounL. C. LATHAM.p ATHAM 4) BEANNER,- Bee*L??ATTORN. ey ATLA. |GRERNVILLE. NM. ©. Fek @ Practice be alte some en 22 eSay H. BLOUNT. | ae igs ee: reat taeT & FLEMING ?ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, | ~@RRENSTELE, N. C.s@- Practice in all the Cpurts. EBzi §* -HARRY SKINNER -ATTORNEYSsAT LAT.Wopdata.. oGREED ILLE. N: faaus a,: F... Hi :ae 3 = tison, Ne: C. ee elit. &fOODARD & HARDING, .~APCORNEYS-AR-TaA Wy i~Greenville, NecSpecial attention siavie to gollentiviieand settlement of claims. ;olies, HkATLANTA, GAs 823. 4bi 2Bept. 16th, to Dec. SIs.» 1898,ave 1 eWlisonT Fay :ville, Fiotence Orase geburg, Aiken and.pial By adress any go Atlantic Coast Line, or.the undersigned.J. WiMORRIS, ©. 8. CAMPDELL, |Divy Passi Agt. oDiv. ~PassT?Guaniestpu ils » »«( BRieb Va.T. Vo EMERSON) HeM EMERSON.~ert. Mgr. | »&8S5t\GenTl. Pass. Agt..» Wilmington,. ~| hee éTi NESS:?-OUNGKN. * ARNPSREREE GE 8JOB -- PRINTINGi soar FE Si)iReFizcrer. © ORF . . :: mt sia OWA is 8ms%i:July 30,1895.pare

===Lecal Trams and Boat Schedule.and mail train"ota 637 P. MNorth Bound arrives 9:30 4M, leaves 10:10 A.Soeath Bound arrives 2:00 P.M., leaves 2:15 P.;charged a double tax. By order of theThis Nov. 6th, 1895.OLA FORBES, C. C. FORBES,Mayor Clerk.EOSSEECOBUYERS AND OELLEROLinvite you to inspect my beac tiful"NEW STOCK OF"CLOTHING,ORY 00S, SHSGents Furnishing GoodsI will be mighty giad te wait onyeu and show to you my stock.You will be surprised to hearmy Low Prices that I reducedsince [ bought my Low Tariffgoods. 1 will give the benefit toyou just to build me up a tradeim Grevnvillie. N.C.Be sure to come to see me for theseGoods most be sold atThe Baltimore Clothing StoreM. FREDLANDEER, Prop.JOEL PATRICK,COTTON -:- BUYER,GRIFTON, N. C.Will be in Greenville wofneePROPER WOUNS.jens Rapes, Se eens PagvensTense, Potential Mood.J.R. Davenport, of Pactolus, washere today.Will Daniel has been very sick frseveral days.Sharp Blount, of Newbern, has b. enin town today.Mrs. V. H. Whichard left this morn-ing for Salisbury.Rev. C. J. Woodson left this morn-ing for Nashville.Mrs. L. E. Cleve, of Newbern, is vis-iting her mother, Mrs. P. E. Dancy.Ollen Warren bas gone to Naah Courtin the iuterest of Riverside N uarserics.Capt. John Kingand Ex-Senator W.R Williams, of Falkland were heretoday.8. V. King wentto Tarboro today.Sam has been assisting in the telegraphoffice here for three months, and is aprompt, reliable boy.A gentieman and his wife fromIllinois passed through SalisburyMonday morning in a two horsehack. They were on their wayto Pitt county, their fature home.Five weeks have been spent inthe journey from the old towardthe new howe and if nothing happens they will reach their dse-~tation in a few days "SalisburyWorld.Tobacco Seed.Capt. Pace says onéof the primeand essential réquisites tu thesuccess of a tobacco crop is safe,reliable seed and his observationin traveling around this summerwas ~hat for the most partthe plants turned out for seedby our farmers were selectedbecz use of the overgrown size ofthe plant evidentiy caused bybeing set where there was a com-post heap, or where the guanobag was placed and more or lessspilled. Plants grown from suchwill neverT make fine to » godonTt pin your faith to b whenfresh, reliable seed can be had ofour draggists. Quality not quan-tity is what pays, and if I wasasked to name the best seed Iwould not hesitate to name theLorg Leaf Gooch and Hester asmost applicable to the Easternsection.For Rext."A dwelling houseAyden Friday of eschTia Forbestown- A. ForBEs.Sung in the Key of ~G~�"Join theChoir of Readers.B g improvement in the weather.Rev. C. J. Woodson preached two ex-cellent sermons in the Bsptist charchSunday.Saturday night some one went in the}hall at the residence of B. H. Hegrne,on Second street, and stele two over-couts from the rack.Those who buy Groceriesof meonce are sure to come again. Thereason is I keep nice, fresh goods.D. 8. Suara.Monday has got to be about as good atobacco day on this market as any otb-er dayofthe week. Today the ware-'houses had so much on their floors thatthe sales continued al! day.From this day on our Children,Boys, Youths and Mens Ciothing will be sold 15 per ct. lessthan New York cost at LangTs.At the Baptist church Sunday morn-ing just before the close of the service,Rev. C. M, Bilhngs tendered his resig-nation as pastor, to take effect on orbefore March Ist. By uuvanimous votethe resignatisn was laid on the table.Mr. Schultz, what new goodshave you? Carrs. New York andMountain Roll Batter, Buckwheatprepared P. R. Molasses, OatFiakes, Dried Apples, CaliforniaPranes and Raisins cleaned Cur-rents, etc.Shut Up Ten Days.The horse which got awayfrom Capt. John KingTs boys oncircus day was found Sunday inan unused stable just on the out-skirts of town. It is supposedthat some one shut the horse upin the stable, and from the waythe animal had gnawed the sidesof the stable there is donuht if itbad had food or water for severaldays, perhaps. not in the twoweeks it has been lost.ATC SLEHORSES[ will sell im front of the Court House cnSATURDAY. MOVEMBER 3,'95\tsrmcct seerso . eee lotot work and driving"" This will be © yee seeperinaltypurchase ageod boas st yout ows peietP.H.GORMAN.[When your thoughts turnto the Many thingsthat vou will have to buythis winter for the comfortof yourself and family turnea ie acne oneJB.Cherry & Go.uly you will galldispla the largest= eS te line of eescrine goods:UnY GOODS,of many and varied kinds.-- Styles,La-dios Boys,and Childrens Fine and@ HeavgShoes and Boots in endlessstyles and kinds, tg we RugsFoot Mats, Mattinys, Flooringand Table Oil Cloths, Lace Cur-tains, Curtuin Poles and Fixtures,Valises, Hand 8, and a stockof FURNITURE that wiil sur-prise aad delight you both asto quality and price, Baby Car-riages, fea Groceries, Flour,Meat, Lars, Super , Molasses,Ties, PeanutSalt, BaggingSacks and Twine. We buyCOTTON AND PEANUTSthem.ReynoldTs SHOES forwee and Boys canTt bePadan Bros. SHOES forae and Missesng- ~ areae Stylish. On eg ao. orle « oom pe-tent and =Our store is for yon to trade.