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shea were and always will.
be a leading feature of wo~
menTs wear"just now, they
are the vogue. Our Capes
and Coats combine. othe ele -
gance and completeness of
up-to-date fashion, wiih the
practical properties of the
old-time Cloakings with a
special price inducement for
this week.
C.T. Munford.
CLOVES!
| IF you fear temptation keep
~away from our Gloss counter.
We have @ dollar Kid Glove that
wouldtempta miser. With some:
a dollar Glove is simply a pait of
: el sao for a-dollar. With ua it
o means the best Glove on earth for
othe price. If you want them
- Jor your own, use or to give them
to a friend, you can buy here
~without misgiving. A reasonable
~guarantee goes with every pair of
; dolter gloyes.
C.T. Munford.
for fine Tailoring? Av you a
judge of clothes? Are you
fomiliae wi salt ith ope eesen-
sie, diatettal a sai, fb y you
are, the knowledge will lead you
here as the only ~plave to fa fae
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THE N. C. CONFERENCE.
In Session at Elizabeth City.
FOURTH DAY,
After reading of yesterdayTs jonrnal,
transfer. certificates of A. W.
Crumpler, of St. Louis conference and
Ernest Fox, of Western North Caro-
lina conference, were presented, The
names of R. W. Townsend and C. W.
Taylor were transferred to the Com.
mittee on Conference Relations.
Question 20 was resumed, and the
seventy-two preachers not previously
reported were called, and their charac-
ters passed. The class of five young
ministers, J. B. Gibson, Edward Kelly,
W. F. Craven, W. C. Hocutt, and W.
E. Merritt were admitted into full
membership in the conference, the
bishop delivering to them a most solemn
and impressive charge. .
Question. 30, as-to- where- the next
conference willT be held, was called,
and Raleigh and ~Kinston were placed
in nomination, the latter receiving a
small majority. On motion the vote
for Kinston was made unanimous.
The report of the committee on dis-
trict conference records was read and
adopted,
The report ot the committee on books
and periodicals were read and adopted,
except that referring to the North Car-
olina Christian Advocate, which was
made the special order for next Mon-
day at 10 oTclock-
" Rev. Dr. Hoss, of Nashville, spoke
briefly in behalf.of the Missionary Re-
view.
The
oTclock with benediction by
Wilson.
The afternoon session opened at 3
oTelock, Rev. R. A. Willis, of Fuyette-
ville, presiding, The committee on ed-
ucation submitted its report through
Chairman Beaman, of Goldsboro.
Rev. Dr. John Kilgo, president of
Trinity college, and Rev. J. M. Rhodes
president of Littleton Female college,
made strong speeches in behalf of
Christian Education.
To-night there was a meeting of the
Board of Missions and earnest and for-
cible addresses were delivered " by
Bishop Wilson, Rev. B. R. Hall and
others.
The pulpits of all the Methodist,
Baptist and Fresbyterian churches, both
white and colored, will be filled to-mor-
row with preachers of the conference.
C~onference will probably adjourn
Monday afternoon and a special train
morning session closed at 1
Bishop
| will ran early Tuesday morning to ¢on-
| nect with the outgoing trains to North
Carolina., For the first time during
~the conference weather was fine to-day.
The difficulty in the matter of Rev.
A. B. Crumpler was adjusted and the
charges withdrawn.
The missionary. meeting to-night was
addressed by Bishop Wilson. The
bishop will be requested to appoint a
missionary secretary for the confer.
~Teace and Rev. G. A. Oglesby will be
secretary.
Better Work Fast. »
We call the attention of the boys to
our offer of 5 months tuiation to. the
mie who will oe us the largest num-
{ber | ~worthy weekly ~Re
PLROTOR, - Only. Airey weeks are now
t |Teft for this. contest. Te | will be too
lished to say oWhy, I could have , got
| more subscribers than that. » ~The best
lehing todo is to.start now and see how
Yow ~have until
his wok for, this -prixe.
rk ~or it.
Aa ee 0 aie
8. Smith if they want the est, 1
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The funeral of Hon. Allen: G. Thur-
man was held from his late residence in
Columbus; Ohio, on Saturday. © Rev. J.
L. Grover, 89 years old officiating.
There are prospects of a duel between
Congressman Boatner and Major Hear-,
say of the New Orleans States.
Byron Dozier, of Norfolk, was fatal-
ly stabbed by Joseph Morri itz.
J. B. Pace, banker and . capitalist of
Richmond, made an assignment Satur-
day. Liabilities are placed at $900,000
which it is thought there will be suffi-
cient assets to cover.
~ A meeting of the Exgeutive Com-
mittee of the: National PeopleTs Party
will be held-in St. Louis, Jan. 17th, to
select time and place for the PeopleTs
Party Natioual Convention.
Bethel Items.
Berner, N. C.; Dec. 16."Gen.
John W. Cotton, of Tarboro, was in
|town Friday.
J. L. Sugg, of Greenville, spent: Fi
day night intown on insurance " busi-
ness. .
Dr. J. D. Bullock went to Gyeen-
ville to-day.
G. W. Blount, of W illiamston, spent
last Friday in town. ,
Mr, and Mrs, J. S. Keel, of Falk-
land, spent Sunday night in town vis
iting relatives.
Rev. W. A. Forbes is attending the
Methodist conference at Elizabeth City.
Bethel presents a sad and desolate
appearance since the fire. Several of
the losses sustained were much larger
than reported in your paper Friday. 1
will give you a correct report later.
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
posers
Matters of Interest Over the State.
The enrollment at the white graded
school at Charlotte is 1,204 scholars.
The court house at Murphy, Chero-
kee county, was burned Saturday The
records were saved,
Twelve cars ofa freight train on the
Seaboard Air Line
Warren Plains Saturday.
In the Beaufort graveyard insurance
cases, tried last week in Jones county,
there were several convictions.
An excessively polite Hendersonville
merchant, being asked by a customer if
he had any nut-crackers, replied, oNo,
madam, but we have oyster crackers.�
Our townsman. T. P. Johnston, re-
ports having planted five acres of his
best land in black walnuts. the past
week. This is anew departure in the
right direction and his example should
be followed by all lovers of forestry all
over this State."Salisbury Herald,
James Tyson, who has been confined
for some time on account of an old
were wrecked at
during the war, is resting some better,
His physician, however thinks that,am-
wounded member will be taken offi"
Durham + Sun,
Raleigh or Kinston ?
The dispatches from I liztbeth City
to the different papers. had the meeting
place for the N. C. Conference cin
year mixed, some saying it) was Ral-
ceigh and some Kinston.
reports the ReeLEcTOR published yes
terday { that Raleigh wasvthe place, , but
te ate after you see the number pub-| we were called down,on it, In) the
proceedings | a n, to-day Kinston i is
give is iy ~Wacky pave,�
ie Low Rates. stovAtlantas
} (he railroads ure making a low rate
eold between the
and. 24th, ° wood - -for five. alays.
4)
wound received in one of his lower limbs},
putation is necessary ~for permanenty.
relief and it i quite likely that the},
See the first}:
to the A~lanta Exposition tor the :holi+|""
er in another, column " pte _" to be
i :
we oe
¢ as
3 ah ~
ie . we
pot po eee os ee | ee
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i
*
For Christmas goods see
The King Clothier.
at astonishing low prices. Noth-
ing finer.for a 1 Christmas present.
Overcoats and GentsT Furnishings low down.
New line of Ladies Wraps.
New line of*Notions and Capes.
PSSae"
Holiday Display at LangTs.
Sa Me. :
New oe of Dress and Shirt W aist Plaids.
New line of Trupks and Floor Oil Cloths.
New line of GentsT Furnishing Goods.
And lots of other nice goods at LangTs.
esa we sell fore, : less t nee
pg
aie
i cif ~The po for: the round: hae from ht Ge .
ae igen should or thei ies | Greenville: wile tsb 4
y Christmas cooking of D. fo gp pap mete
is : There W iN be a haseT in
2 aga Ci) our business Jan. Ist, "1896.
New line of Dress Goods and Trimmings.
New line of Mufflers and Handkerchiets.
New line of Shoes to fit every foot.
Vg
titer. | own affairs and expect nothing ~biel Oy r
$3.09
. oo
10
fete® éndvan ti
had on application to the editor orf at
the office.
""" SS
those who live at home, busy with their
hands of the government. And hosed bned
draw their rations from the public crib.
;| cannot reasonably ¢ Ses to hold office
\all: the time"to @ | "extent unfits
a man for the pkey business affairs
of life, and the discarded office-holder
then 13 ommence business on his
oWe desire a live correspondent at|
e postoffice in the county, who Ww!
send in briet items of NEWS as it @
in each neighborhood.
- only on one side of
Literal,-Cotmiathe: on st
tion rates paid pay ad ,
isha
Judge Dick said inthis peer the
grand jury at Charlotte Tuesday; oIf
all the evils in othe world were placed:
on ~ole side and: whiskey on the other,
it would: more than: outbalance bem.
It is: the evil of the he aye,
| Dhaee are. five: nit
"geditat-Arms of ~the: AVoited Staies
Serate now in the. Meld: aan workingT
enerzeticallyT to sectine their elegtion, | poor
oAC ~Curtis,T of char
"Phey are Copii Ge
New Hajynpsivitte, hacked. by. SenatorsT
_ Chanter and Gallinger;, Smith D.
Frye, ot Iowa; ex-Sergeant-at-Arms
* Valention, of Nebraska ; Mr. Shaw, of
Washington, and Major Grant, of
North Carolina.
POLITICAL QPINTONS.
ae ti
oTt igs said that for every $100 the:
Government, gets through fines ~imposed
on violators of the.revenue law it ¢osts
$150. There is much talk of useless
persecution instead of prosecution on:
the part of Federal authories. Persons
mained for life'and women eighty years
old, none ~of them able to support
themselves, have been indicted this way.
"Salisbury Herald,
+
*
One of the prominent negroes in
North Carolina, who is at the head of
one of the principal educational .institus
tions for his race~in the State, has
pointed out to the Citizen the dangers
that threaten our institutions should the
present crowd be continued in control
in North Carolina. When the intelli-
gent portion of the colored race see and
acknowledge that this is what is meant by
Republican-Populist control, is it not
time that the White men of the State
were organizing for next yearTs fight?"
Ashev ille Citizen.
oh
%
The bill which Mr. Settle, of North
Carolina, will, introduge-into the House
of Representatives sdor after the Chrisi-
omas aoemnys does onot� promise to doT
Lt To levy eustoms-duties upon |
na to this from other couns]
e to Cause dng in thé price
| of silver. § yas to the proposi-
tion to pay 50 bag cent. of customs-
_ duties in gold. Ina word, Mr. Settle
will not make much reputation by in-
cing such a silver bill as his into
mond ~Dispateh. H
*
% *#
_ The ~Wadhingion correspondent of
the New York Herald polled the mem-
rot othe
mitte, during its osession ~in ~Washing.T
» In this : debinalepticn Com,
Toa Prceamen a a, 1896...
settling the free-coinage}:
wb of sale will also be sold Washing-|
{ton to.Atlanta and return at, ~rate of
ue the | House of Representatives. "Ribh- |T
on, 25 Callom, 1; Da, .
;, Spooner, ly an} (4)
Mfa disadvantage. Much
aman to adopt some
Push is~a talent.as much as. skill in
any art. You can compience pushing
by imagining yourself as a ~pusher,
Keep. yourself before yourself. your
mind asa pusher and such frame of
mind will at Jength make you push.
Phere is a power ina continual imagi-
nation of yourself in any certain char-
acter. Imagine that the best belongs
to you and yon will findT the best com-
| ing ta you. Imagine the worst, see
~yourself finT the. poor house, and the
bouse come to you... Success, like
arity, } mist commence at home in the
mind. If; NOW ~you, are. compelled to
live at home in a poor room and on
poor fare, do so only | under | pratest.
Keep your mind on the dette yoom
and the betterfare.T DonT teay,. oJI!
spose I must always take sp with}
this. Say, instead, oI am going to
| haye better things : than than . these.�
You are creating for yourself strength,
not weakness. ~ You ~are (then ever
strengthening the. inexphicable...mgutal |.
attractign.which will bring , these things
to you. =Randolplt Argus. , pi py
Sweeping Redaction in Atlanta Ex-
position Rates via Southern _
Railway, | re
The Southern Railway will ~sell; on
December 19 to 25 inclusive, round-
trip tickets from Weshington to Atlan-
ta and retarn at rate of $8.75 for the
round trip of 1,300 miles; good : five
(lays from date of sale. Rates from all
other points in same propartion,T which
are the lowest rates ever offered for
any sinilar occasion ; affording a splen-
did opportunity to visit the Atlanta
Exposition, conceded to: be second. in
importance only to the WorldTs Fair.
The Southern Railway is the only
line operating solid vestibuled trains of
Pullman palace cats and elégatit first-
class day coaches between / /New York, |:
| Washington
jehange. Time, New, York to Atlnpt
without
ta,
24 hours; Washington to Atlanta, 18
houga, Three trains daily in-each di-
reetion, Christmas Holiday. parties
now being organized...
Tickets good for ten (10) days from
and ~Atlanta
: $14, December 19 to 26 inclusive, also
ag a
if pu
on ~December. 28, Pa
longer stay | sat the
sired. 4 . 3
Apply to any We idehile 3
company for full information.
ie ~
1 ~
that
4
some
ynational Republican com | Ne , 2 y 10
bn es easy part of the week, as to}! cht peo aie
Tha biggies iain Bowh are:
bly the most miserable class of men in| Carefal
the country; axe thiose who are: trying to) *�"�,
Office-holding ~ temporarily"and ~ one |~
~agreat deal of work |
1 beantifuL� :
oAnd wasn't it boautita! in °
peas cen. st eoinins it and
though a room may be carefully put
~day some. dust. is
ners and the crevices, of carvings
and ornate work, that, if neglected,
presents anything but a lovely ap-| '
|| pearance. If there are children, the
imprints of tiny fingers, so hard to
keep free from soil, are sure toadorn |
the edges of tables and form traceries
on chairs and other household goods.
The aid of a cabinet maker every
month or so to clean the furniture
would prove too costly and the re-
peated varnishings of such articles
as require it too much trouble.
Therefore a cleaner that will keep
the furniture looking nice, remove
the stains and soil and does not cost
a great deal in time and money is 7)
great boon to housewives.
To reach this end there is nothing :
better than a mixture of linseed oil
and kerosene. Some furniture deal-
ers use linseed and turpentine, but
it is not so satisfactory, as after re-
| peated usings the turpentine rough-
ens the polished surface,
If the article to he polished i is very
much soiled, wash thoroughly with
warm soapy water, drying as quick-
ly as possible. Then with a flannel)
rag dipped in a mixture of two parts |
linseed to one of kerosene rub tho
surface thoronghly. Let it stand
awhile until you have rubbed anoth-
er piece, and then with a perfectly
clean ~piece ~of: flannel ~tree from oi)
polish it until itshines to your taste. |
This isan easy method, of, keeping:
furniture bright, and it does not in-
jure. the daintiest wood, theT odor
goon evaporating if the ~window is
opened.
~If there is much furniture Sinton?
and it is badly soiled, mix a snjal}
quantity of the oils.at.a time so that
it will be all used, and a very soiled
ba
rag should not be tolerated. Clean |
rags and 4 little clean oil at a time
give much: ~bétter results.� Then be
careful to rub every trace of.
cleaner from theT furniture, or the
result will not bé what you desire
To clean fairly well the arms and
backs of ~upholstered furniture that
have become dingy use a little gaso-
line. .Use clean flannel for. this also,
and after dusting briskly with a
whisk broom. rub with flannel dip-
ped in gasolind; ~then set~in the air
until the odor has evaporated. Pol.
ished or painted floors, grained or
varnished doors, dingy baseboards
or any surface that requires polish-:
ing, or that. the housekeeper desires
to makeT shin, will� do soT most
agreeably if treated to a vigorous |
rubbing with the: linseed and tur-
pty! after first cleansing. withT Bee
) and. water,
-onzes and bent: iron work, ane a
ders and grate fixings all look
brighter and frosher for a little rab.
~bing with the oily rags, ~and theroom
and its furnishings ~that you hayé
thus treated present a look of. daine}( ]
ty, refined cleanliness that is wo rth
d infini
trouble toT produce " o
~His Art Gin.
She was yisitin at. the house of
the eminent politician.
oT hear; she said! othat 3 you have
a valuable additionT to ~your art! ~bol-
lection.�
*oMy art collection??? he repeated.
oYes. I take it for granted ,, that
you must haveone.� "
"oT have ever'striven, madam, to
cultivate an app!
epee of
said. Abe: spa) silken
Gatesville, S. MaryTs.*
: county, 8. PeterTs.
F
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| M. P. |!
Ourrprs+Gommon... ,.-.6)t0
OBSERVER,
Philadelphia | |
Fes, 19hh"Thorsday. E, ~ig Hum-| | ee
area soenigts eee eet
a2nd"sth Sunday i, Advent, || cae
Dee. - 25th"Christmas Day, Gates), zt ae
jay, Fest. 5, ~Ste-,
ro, 8. Barnabas.
~ Dees 29th"Sunday
el, 8. Ml i rkTs.. a
Be
Suge! ee
ee .
I ats Sake WE eS:
Dec. 28th"Sunday after Christ as,| i
aatier Cbristins, | iii
pte oak pos geompob teen� ais hs
Charch.- =, oa f
Dec. re Windsor,
Thomas.
1896. :
5.
orden, Ist~- Wednesday, Fest. of the}]
Circulation. E. P., Plymouth, Grace SA vi
Chuiteh.T
Jan, 3 d" Friday, eT ,
church of the ady vi ~
M. F.. "Morning Prayer E. P+
Evening Prayer. Communion
at all ing? gervicet, les
Catechized en _ practicasle
Vestries sit lease be prepared to met
the Bishop.» scp ol ac la
Missions... eee
GREEN VILLE TOBACCO MA REET
REPORT.
bY 0. L. JOYNER.
P teen seated
Terie Geen : ® soecreoed to 23, ee
cig. ccs cians eenn 4 to 8
Medics vee ess uh ied
Liha -SOMNIEN: 4 10.6
- GOOG: sriseesecires 7.40.15
enc. ccna
4s
ee te & @ cut ity
me
n-alli
patter ,
te pur.
chasing elsewhere. Onrstock is comp ete
oh gt ee oe
~bhi¢hes. 6 01
oOW TO sindget os
FLOP, COFFEE, SUGAR
oe "RIOR, TEA, ae. bie
te Bic TeaEe
wlvags: it Liwhed Disices 'RICES-
RS TM ee
TOBACKO SNUFF & CIGARS
HN d@emegn boi aoe
we buy direct from Manufacturers, enw.
bling you to pag at one s ErOEe
A com
always onbap dala sold at prices tosult
the times. �,�rur-
sold for CASH't
to run, 5. WSCHONY te
Oy
zeal bought an@
Nerefore, h aving no risk
arelose margin.
Z8reenville.N C
phat
Good yas + 12+-10h 49.20.
Fine.... vaca ee inp he,
¥y ;
ame @ BE:
ss
66
Cottonfand Peanut,
Below are ~Norfolk prices of cotton
and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished
by Cobb . Bros. :& ese Mer-
chapts of Norfok*: G) ao
GREENVILLE
ut oHeateny.
at shee ih?
North CarolinaTs -
God ahaa: - Z . 3 a uct | Birt ws |
Middliv
Low airibat T 6 it Ott 9 i T
phets Or coer ' {and centinue for ten months. |}
sim rm ~? (DMhe course embrages all the braaches
~ PEANUTS. | Ygu@lly taught.in an Academy, .
Prime _Yerms, both for tuition ~and board
: *ancy 33] BoysT weil fitted anid o¢ _egitopda for
Spanish $1 bu} i: oe by | ~rhe eg wit
_ Ne, | ere {2 W. 0
sichiieaid 4 pursce a. bi aber this schoo Lipo
til : het wht ~hoiong : amen,
; ! . enter, with credit, a nN
Greenville Market. Caroli te wa ~State ~University, . It
~af Atedthy @*M. Sehnity.. , | Pefefs:te® | ive ly left
Correctedfby SIM, Scholtz, _ 9 [ie pnt a ins
15 to 26 pol sar ai sid a
Bruter, per De 6to7| Any ge man -; mil faa
| Sugar cured! Hams "-12.to 184 ivi ability 4
Corn ~ 40 to Bu |All fer rauge
Corn Meal 50 to i ~hig ho
Flour, Family 4, Mite 4 ome a Li be kept at its
Lard 3:3 to 10] present standard.
Oats | ade 40 Neither time \nor attentio® nor
Sugar 4 to 6| work will besparedto make this school
offee 16 to 25| all that parents could wish,
Bote per Sack* 85to175| For furtherT a see or ad-
Chickens 12} to 20; dress,
oa per doz 124 to 15 Ww. H. RAG@sDALE,
Beeswax. _ ber 20 | July 30,1895. Princip
7 echnical
MRS. DELI GAY, Proprietress
Conyenient to depot and to oe to-
Gee ple yet 4
~Terms peaneay ie.
Hey #99 a oy ; i
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J ARVIS "s | ' fal moods re dn alana ep.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Pit oy they A pew a prpeptings yume the bo
TR nee GOING SOUTH.
. eg ge pe Re har ee are eeT : ie VILLE, N.C o Smectheart whee your dc eter came last eee oEH Aaa: iv: Pe ih Pits a7 3 rs fi eA
Dated oeTee ee jeg Piette ite Oparin | 2), oGIVES YOU THE. NEWS PRESET EVERY
Sate FEAL oil inh: alae att tian ; » AETERNOS SUN
J. H. SUD Seher.e If circumstances tore not his castles down" ah tot gp DAY) AND ©
180% } BUOUNT. 6) 1/6) SebecFLEM Ne vibe lg ie Arete RES FOR R THE BEST
: td) Vi. a LOUNT & FLEMING? gh gab npectng given to the clown, | Tas Ny
Wel 4 A. at 5 : ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Pe I say perhaps"that some renown " ISTS sia
Leave ve lon 2 87 ae -G@KREN VILLE, N. C. ie: ee ee ae cf in his lay,
i , ~9@F Practice in all the Courts, Gwockitart, fF mal col aay hae his | Fg
way. é ~
ta @. aha | © ARRYIéKINNER arentheant eotne day. thoas.clanda Will disap . sommushicuer: ee |
Lottie d & SKINNER, a ~ ~Those diirkening shapes that elond the smil- 8 ee io
"Dy Sema.T sine £ Arronswtaeat-Laaw vn Yay bit eth Mon and clear,
v FayTtteville) GREE ILLE. 1. 0. egal aig he tens phaser a ete ana! sue
Until then, sweetheart, while the h ,
pha o ________ | "Sut your apt th is eu GREENVILLE FIRST, PITT COUNTY SECOND,
Le { John E. we ra, Fo 3. Herdio ine 3 * : #4 ere a Sans is x e % x soe 4 vides POOKE eT ie eee "ets tis aaa,
_ Wilson, N, 0. Greenville, v. a. T BOOK
a Wy ooPae & HARDING, °
AMS. ager treigeerondah, i : . aA
6 + e RAR |: j oGreenville, N. A Night on the Heather. " :
AGG ~| 13} Special attention given to collection: a| A stridentecine wiiled us through
POE Tous and settlement of claims. the darkuess, the vaico of our excel-
rok Mw: 2s lent ~friend, the shepherd of the
oe fle ean == | Redswirehend, ~His tall form seemed SUBSCRIPTION a6 or 2. MONTH.
oTRAINS oS mS 7 . Barbers. .{ al but giganti¢ in, the failing light, Poe vate} 9974 ie ~ �,�
_|" """" ~but bis walk. was. suficient tu mark , Sars Ha 84 B90
Dated ere $s AMES A iTh him: far. off; A rough gray plaid
hg 33 | ¢ 3 ot PONBORSAL Agere Hang co Ait showiierash i aochespan (9)
. ~AGM asl oa i iy hes oft a aactel ied x,o, | Clothes had: a:healthy emell ef ' peat !
A. MIP.M. """- |¢@ Patronage sl ted. ca reek, and his ~Hand. grasped.a great:
Ex Facer 10 9,995) igh into thot este walked! Clone
Vv Fayetteville 53 into the earth as he w ear: |
eis v Sela . a ee iH ERBERT EDM My ARERR. ly the ~stick was too old & oumpanion |
patil ne ees : a e Under Opera Howrey; to be left ~at home, for in his other | _ gl
" a Dy | (7 | Special attention.given to cleaning | band ~he held a-gun, ard few men
ye ers =, Clothing. think it needful to.carry both. » Hé- amt sm
2 Ch Cee Ne cn ~peered into our basket and nodded, | « miei we | "
ee ee | nee a | ce Nf NI Ea : =e oe We oie i net
erat A. M. x. eap Hxeursion for he was a man of few words.
Ly Wilmington| 9 25 i ns are AD Toeh'G Hives 9e oa looked at bis:gyn,and, he answered Ta PLAT EVERY WEDNESDAY AT"
Ly Magnolia | 10 56 sar ea ilialal 6 - our emt pes yoga pigs ae
Ly Goldsboro | 12 05 9 40 TY phe, itTs an auld fox Lot ea)
: We Tarboro | 948 alae Ms tre : 0
io "|i ta a wali ns fia LATHE oes | Uae. Dollar Per Year ae
ig hake tt ts ca BE Te Ht | 1 bon, though I should | sit tae This wee :
: aS 1% bd
ae Rept. ah to Deo: Sist., 1905, | We fio ) is ite P ~eopleT 8 F avor ite.
Lv Wilson ee would come with him, fostne | ~ me ; :
Ar Rocky Mt VIA fox was pe ii our eyes than- THE TOBACCO D Dacha tase le | :
ea ey many tro jin tripe it was EPARTMENT. WHICH
A Tusboro P| The Atlantic Const Lin agreed Aik wo vo \ehdal Keep 18 A REGULAR FRATORE OFTHE PAPER,
Lv Rocky Mt | 2 38 [12 07. | Phronghi | Patinan | Paties * o Bhitét/| {WO feh ay th a 8 eT eth a IS ALONE WORTH MANY TIMES . THE m
Ar Weldon 12 5 Sleeping Carw between ~New York lahih otd 18, ancient ~ino . Te SEBRGHIPTION PRIGE,.
wiles Atlanta Gas Via Richmond, .Peiesbure, | the upper parts of the Tweed valley
Train of Sootiand Neck Briney. Road 8 Pg Jtneky Mount, Wtisan, : ayeite- ~this shooting of foxes ii ~nota drima, | ?
paves Weldon 8.56 p. im., Hatifax 4,13} We Figrence, Orangebuss A} a, ab re d| but a necessity, for they mide dead-
e
AURUS B. , Fox Rates, Sc dite
Ps thes penres Bootland Neck at 4 " Pan ing Cav accommo oat ca 0 Won bee "hy havoo among the young lambs in | . (0)
Q- me Returning, leaves Kinston 7.20 dress any, agent. Hants Const Line, or the Say babe of the year, ~AT ~privg, t69, | ue ! : .
a.-Di., Greeny ville 8.22 & @.. Arriving the, undersigned, . had for the skins, and so, it ia .
Malitax at: 112004, m., Weldon n. 20 am [Fe WiMORRIS, C. 8 CAMPDELI per! about that every thountain ~Wh :
iL en you need "-
iaaly except: Sanday. ) Diy, Pass. Agt: Div. Pass Agt. shepherd traps the young. and shoots} ¥¥: 3
oPedinab on. Washnigton pale eh: oCharleston, 3, C. » :Richmend Va. | the old ~ones. as enemies ~of ~his pro-) thewdna att a rlgkecey i . 2
Washington 7.00 a, m., arrives Parmeled =: Mh Tat tgt H, M,. M. MMBRSDN, | fepsionn-- Mremitan ea ® a
8.40a. m., Tarboro 10,00; returning} ow Asst. Ge qe Ant. |
leaves Tarboro 4.30 p. m , » Parmele 6.20} Ne N, 6 ul - Rotining ~Araaok, JO
iia | A A Malay is intolerant: of thualt or 2 LI: 77
0 B 7.45 p. m. G a
n eh ee pets 8 with} | sight; it is somethingT that to ~him atid Ps sae a
tia tata ral bal pan should be wiped out in blood.- He | peal ot - ~
ATLANT A, GEORGHA. . will brood-over areal or fancied | | :
poeta |/stain on. bis:honor' untilT he -ig-pos- + SS Don't forget the
sessed by the desire for revenge. If
SEABOARD AIR LINE. he cahfhot wreak it: oh'the offender,
he will strike out at the first human
, VaitiGilod Limited Traine | ein thinT odinbs fel bwAy,"aoale | Fefle ctor Office.
upon which no extra fare is char ed, |,
Beeb or female, old or youngT ~It isT this
LOWEST DOUBLE | og Fw are lend ideas elites is HITS 3
|. EXCURSIONT ~° 'p | btate of ~blind fury, thisT vision ' of 7 :
o4 Tatke. ~SER Joe. iblood, i, Soot, pealitces, ithe yin -0-" :
? P y has..often, . been
vo ~oa ay cuenta band treacherous. I question whether he ! i; Pod
- eserves the reproach more than oth- WEMHAVE : : :
Washington, D..C.. and. er tet. ~He isT courteous and expects oat oer ton rales Line
aan Virginia. courtesy inT return, and--he under- eatin x ALL |
6 oes id Seg Ay viele istatids only one method:of avenging INDS OF oO WAREROLE AND
Rocky 1 | Moat o9.05 ite oGay t Srodirtibiery. Richmond, Petersharg orn amet eg pESton ee, many TOBACHY TARERS, BP) WORK.
noday. a Weldon, Raleigh; Southera Pines,N. C. Ws Riga TF nl *
Trelos on Latta branch, Florence R. | Che R: coe C;, Elberton, Athens, Ga
+» leave Latta 6.40 p m, ve Dunbar e ;
7.50 pm, Clio 8.05 p m. Returning Weord tina Lh M19 ob M.
Jeave Cliot6.10am, Dunbar 6.80 a m, oo day. Gave, Wilmin on, 12:20 ou at »y va vem ; [' : rR i p |
arrive Latty: vine My daily srgaph fa: | n,.3 20 pt . Arrive ~Atlante 4, nit? ha : Aken Ter oct: tw TT wy res 4j sul t our P| sm
i ae { 4 4 e | ne Hea AiT tet 4 ~i eR aie)
A A -O
day, a kat ; TF, o4.3 bide ~AL M., next. day. deat "be $Y Air . : ae al | a
bt at oe ie 2"; a) : 80r] ous 7 set. pete io Wor k a é 4 Boa rt & Poe y ut i be .a | i { ie an 4
Train. on Clinton Braveh leaves Wars val E sha, to AD ae Can vias oe Hf, SE ~e make her angry. They m MP do EE ie ~age 7.
saw for Clinton | at shee we all
eaves Ullaton 7.004 adi oar cites Sy cu tains | ne se blushee with indieyation. | =f) 4%)
Train No. 78 makes close connection ; Repban prt bo op Ite, to
ie Abani: forall ee eget all rail via.| the; undersigned.) } . nf
: Navi ne: also at Rouky «Mov h. pent 7.3. ANDERSON,
i ee: ~GenTl Pasa, Agt.
ane: Be Ee avert : iggy ee phe
freed ul en Vereen et! | le eas ti 40 ies Ah a
e iad Of, ; one on OF ger|., OB IN GRRENVIE E
Z a ~ : event ~Portetou be sage Ve. amy fas horn and ~ya tay lobe i oy A ba " a ts de 7 Fog a #4 % iy i o MA : ay? T sia
Be al a Tk ei ~OR r iJ th ¥ OL &: : ey 086 |. .f ~ | Bare aoe oe si Lis a fhe a
ey r. : 4 } ~NID 1G STAR tee: wind at aw gee epee half a mile}, 7
re Atari e prt! \) Se | ee la most. TheyT ~have little endur, | | | NO! 8
R.R. TIM) i RY ce: end are cores weak) 1 Dl woilienpd «oy od nan ae :
to Biee Detint itt, Ieee / fh Meurer Wi ang power.� Thelr pay f fs ital tra aig wd a ~bs rar Ss
sefee |pkind hie i lab da terra ofl 84 of Leigeit Day Book,� a es Re
GOING Kasr, 60 Lpelivet fora short ime. Abs ndamand, Tige Books," sizes aud |
baad Nokes (alliee? Haetibanne =
irre Be Ot sont | . © Bok Bapeteties;! from. 4
ABA MPN OL | 10 couté andinp. On School - ~.
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if clon ot HDG 8 ee Ste hichel itt w a
* ae af orte yt pADPR TLL VD aid WHT | ie 1 ~i Ve ae | eee e
i ' ~ i Hh a as oe ea ae bed thes yt 4) flit ee :
nine Dash [take the'teadsT Fall ine ® te Noyeluby bestauthots,) 9
}°"'Phé Celebrated Diamonds I ka) dh colors, DG" am
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scam ncciaaleass : a , ii agg ea See - Ne ca ele emcees Ae oy sear eee Ci lc ie a barnes ty YR penne NP SMe Bo Le magiarted shes se © le rg -ae Aap ae 2 Ane ita
at ~ fds toe pra eR a ee Gane ae . $ Shes ies bees aries Pano SSC aes t ~ Sis gl ag nce lle a J: ee i aa
ra © : 4 r +, Reiss
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1 ae ie} ie ty he Seo
ead Ri a RE Poe ni Sinton mete.
an ape asians ~concert pit Be a
jin the Academy last night. |
a ee ee | the evening an album was voted to ~i
ng? WEUUUE | ; most popular young lady in town. ~Miss
» i F ll was here ' ¢ ee, i pe ee
ome " : , oat ON" of conic nics Sallie Lipscomb led with 196 votes and Wants or ae ae When your th
oroots aprexrisie | - | was awarded the prize. Her . closest |. bates ly t :
" |, 4. HPender went to Tarboro today | sompetitor was Miss Becca Worthing | an ~Education,
" | « }gapend a week. ~ton who received 115 votes. There :
5 aw burianee, : : Rev. A. Greaves came over from | Was much interest in the votingT and | oe, "
, bs any 46 an old business, | Kinston this morning. for awhile the contest was close and es :
serves many & business, : : ... jand nse : : oo ig
wives many a dull business, "|. J. B. Randolph has taken a position sks ceducnian And The Eastern Reflector 1s}
~ Reseues many a lost business, " : pe
Saves many & failing gy business. as clerk with 8. M. Schultz. One nee from to-night and there Going to hel ane Boy in
ie ew M. L. Richmond left this morning to/ will be a general execution of stock-1 5 u 1 by +
re J spend the holidays at Danville... | inge"in other words a will be hung. § that direction.
ojudioiously, i ~the SM. Schultz hag been suffering sev-
: Benet norco rar " a Where you will find
: [ feral days with his eyes. He was unable displayed the 1
: . = : 1 splayed the largest and
curs 3 to be out today. ~ best assorted oe of the :- ..
TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES. Mrs. R. R. Carr, Misses May Har- We will give absolutely free of charge - tellowing.go om: |
One en gaan ~~ 1 Fae and Becca Worthington and Jesse a scholarship entitling the holder to :
arrives 8:22 A~ aL, Golngeontieg te something to send as a Holi-
Sa Speight left for the Atlanta Exposition free tuition in all the Koglish branches
Passenger and mail train Bots | today. When you go out to look for |for the entire spring term, 1896, (» DRY
: wwe, ! o months) of "
aitives 637PM. Fe : pee ea eee ian | day Gift go to vediophetabaye!
~North B ound Freight, arrives 9:50 A ; tore and examine the lot o
eg Teavest0:10 A. r For many years under a Democrat- White Metal and Enamel Toil: Greenville Mal Academy.
ic official. Mr.. A. W. Moye, a Pitt et Trays, Plain Cut Glass ~and This is the beat school for boys. in| of many and varied Kinds.
2:00 Pr,
South Bound Freight, arrives Molored Bottles, Glové and
M. leaves 2:15 P. .. county boy, held the position of chief Handkerchief Boxes, Lap Eastern North Carolina, and the bey
Steamer Myers series en sg clerk in the Superior Court ClerkTs| -Pabiets in Celiuloid,Manicure will be tortunate who wins this prize. : Deis
ngion ox Waspingion. rue ay hue | office of Wake county. In the election| Sets in White Metal and Ohbi- CONDITIONS Goods and
pydodsamrduy. {last year Wake county, like many oth-| na Trinket Sets. Qur Mir- a. TrTmmiTgs
oe aes wae ) ; | ers, got canght i in the slump and went aia ir, Pyralin are gems of | ppis5 monttts scholarship isT to be. ake Notions,
- |down under the fusion landslide. -D. ei given to the boy who will get the lar- | Gentlemen
iH. oYoung wis elected Clerk, but not. standaik, A full line Brown gest number of yearly subscribers for tg ons
; , hstanding Mr. Moye was a Demo-| BrasT oods and Heckseck 8
Wednesday, fair warmer in the 1n- wit M 2 er + Shirts,
oc ne erat Young could not run. the office standard oders. : The Eastern Reflector j Voakties.
without him, and though Republicans [ between vow andé-o ~clock BP M.on Jan shoei
z cen item eA
aie eas kept throwing it up at Young it was
6. Two subscribers for 6
llth, 189 Sart,
AMIXTURE. not until last week that a successor to | months or four subscribers for 3 months Coll
: " (jit, Maye was named. Speaking of q will count the same as oue yearly sul- Hoders,
Of All Sorts, After the Order of the | him the Raleigh Press-Visitor says : , |seriber This is no catch " ones Ya ig
Weather. ~ ; . but a bonad-fle offer, an only one ;
oe oun af oMr. Moye, the gentleman who re- subscriber snould be brought buring the) " " F
SIG Ape oP tiresT obtains the best testimonial that OPERA A HOUSE. time specified the boy who brings it| eae
A full line of Fruita and Confections could be peld him, from the fact that will get the scholarship Of course wo \ neatest
he has continuously held his office un. expcet more than one subscriber fo be = nobbiest
for Christmas aD, ®. Benith's der Mr. Young since ~that gentleman } M U S | 1c A LE -| prought in. for this isa prize worth win | @oaare Ree styles,La-
Another new shipment of Tan Capes | assumed office more than a year ago.� ning aud many boys will work for it | SERA EY dies, Boys,
just arrivedT at Lang's. : | 20 . Priay Nacember ~1, 1895 In order that there may be an incen-
on | : i tive for every buy. wno wishes to enter
For Rent."Five-room house on A Fine Effort. and Childrens Fi i Kea |
Greene street. Miss Leta Cusrry.| Rev. C. M. Billings preached an Miss Ione May, Directess as- rite re bet cath o Shoes oa Tote i. fe
: ; r cent on all sthecribers. ' fue aie
excellent sermon Sunday morning on sisted by Mr. and Miss Swan, ote eee get the ~schol- ee and kinds, Carpets, at /
that those who fail to
New York, and several, of Green- arship will be paid for theie work, but
Just received a car load of the best
Flour at the lowest prices. Guarantee � ee el He villeTs best local talent. the one who wins the scholarship will
satisfac on. D. W. Harper. welt in a beautitul simue e said The bangsanne will consist of not get the commission. Now boys get Foot Mats. Matti Fl
, the physical world is governed by. .un" | Vocal and Instrumental Solos and|to work with the determation to win ats, Mattings, £v00r ring
and Table Oil Cloths, Lace Cur+
Some of the boys have been stealing
ts, Cornet Solos, Mandolin, | this prize. You can get as many sam
a march on the policemen and shooting seen forces, vis:-wind, heat electricity} isiseg and Py lute Tos, Recita- ple copies of the REFLECTOR asyou need| tains, Curtain Poles and Fixtures,
pop-crackers and gravetation, so the natural and} =o) a. des ? by applying to a ae fang spond Valises, Hand Bags, and a stock
id stat 7 rears ~ * con st set ~ oink
Jou ner eae, oo Macaroni spiritual lite 18 yoverned by unseen Pr oceeds for the benefit of the rs Ge wish'to know how ~aly bovs ae of FURNITURE that will sur-
Mis # - Macaroni, | forces"desirey owillpower ~love, pa-| Disciples church at Farmville. | working for the prize, We will publish
Buckwheat, Oatmeal, Crackers and} : the result of the contest with the name
ience the bearing force, resignation Admission: Reserved Seats 35, of winner in the igsue of the REFLEC-
Cakes at lowest prices. D. W.HanpeE. | and the dying force. The wind, said General Admission 25, Children | sin. 15th, 1896, giving tho suc-|
a cessful boy time to enter school ou: -the
/.
Arn Om a et me __"__ Fi pni S |
i" 4 j ce J Wth. led
Pears, fresh Candies and hot Peanuts |" Strong Testimony For 8. 1- C,)""�"� = ~
came, but that there was a power be-
hind it that no one could understand, |.) New BERN, N, C., Oct, 16th, 1899.
As we have decided to change our|g, glgo with desire aiid love. A| M888: CLARK Bros. & Co.
business on Jaunary det, we are now ? gangs [Succeseors to Merritt Clark & Co.)
Address all letters to
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
Greenville N.C.
at Morris Meyers.
o7
Christian amid death, sickness and
disposing of our entire stock of Grocer ; .., (Gentlemen :"This isto certify that I) ""
ies at sah strictly for cash. trouble could look up with hope, with | have used 8, L C.?T for indigestion and N.C. Oct, 25th, 1895
T y love that could see beyond, that made obtained relief after other remeiies had GREENVILLE, hat I he ~aeran éd
JL. Srauxer & Co. |rhem stand. firm and bear. all, | ftled snd L unhealtatng!y reesomimend Hoe erof ~THE EASTERN |
oe and bear. all. it as a valuable medicine to ull who suf- | with the polstisiet a at canara (8
Boys, your money will go a long | sweet assurance, that they could not| fer fromindigestion, ~ pos onic for the 6 a :
~ ways if you by Fire Crackers and Ro- | 8¢e or anderstand,but they knew it was - WILLIAM ELLIS, tora beginning Jan. 20th, 1896, the boy |
man Candles of D. $. Smith. there and ~thereby rested their taith. cx Mayer Citra Mew. POP- | to whom ie mily Sean ehy sehotarship
ia the above subser ine contest, |
. H. RaGspDALE,
oJOHN fF STRATTONTS:
During my absence parties wishing ;
my services le see H. A. White. For
fertilizers see Mayor Forbes.
Jesse SPEIGHT.
Organized 1842. enacy�"� Greanville Male Lommel
Assets over $204,000,000.00.
Surplus over $22,000,000.00
| toa yo! | Sale of Valuable Town
t torba} fy me ve : Lot.
ae tian is a pa fountain pen. = THE Mutu F ve 0 er AEROHANDIGE,
1 : Zast th S New York. bedience to an, order made by the! prise.and delight you both a a.
You ean get the best at Reflector Book . eoseuamers nt sine sect Com are a at their to ey | and price, Baby Car=
Store. | P. H. Belletiet Lovit Hines, | meetirg on the first, Monday in ro ott eavy Groceries, Flour,
oe | | ber 1994, directing me
My stok of Toys and all oe Lie INS, nao oe nf ay said Bowrd to 9 hie l o4 bora the at st eee Tse, ce�
_ Christmas te hee for dik ex-| oe ris tenn "Sad
| belonging to
~in the pian of the town ot Greenville as | Sacks oe, pane Og: bu j
1 ee eetper 102," it beingT the Bot.now | 5 7� . eels
e oF meron Kel Greenvilleasa Mare} 00 :
j oo 5 Avis ~in the market "fee Bouse i she, faa dsl act ANT ' it 1
mo {NEW YORK. for LOGS and poy . {Board of County © filo Clerk o he QU MD PL
leberied Pie pcbiddl abd Profit. Cash at market prices Board of © om vevKE © RD
wih have: - 7 you want. Al ~Can also fill orders 0 land pc pay ~the highest market price
ment I | for Roagh & Divesed . ot eee
oans LAgcat Syatde leelcerda&ehe ee mn aaneial insti: amber promptly.
2 "Seoded Raisoné, Caereeaa raleaics to ou fa ihe Give ord 7
cned Cranberry Sauce. ss, poe rovides i ae ane sal herb tns' ohod .
abTs Gotsup at 8. M. Schalta, |. O ot rt The bet m" 8. 0. HAMILTON, Ju, Moo ated £2
The best, Flour is ; sa a
Re old's. SHOES» ~for a
ao Men and Boys 8 ~can't be
i LS lpeat.. ne ae on
an Bros. SHOESfor "
OLS Te ee : i ay Bas wee
ucan leave your subscriptions VeRer anew » RL, Preparer: | given tbat the towt govels 108 and J
7 r Book Store and save oe , de jee enandl tapi soemuoaosiageinratindir etal Sap ey hfe Sak FORRIUE IS oa ealdT lot Laneve-eeen res 1 eit