= 7 aed ake heevy | | sia bright little fellow and pennC TA RD. Edito: ~wiien the . Gare Ootee seanT re old, hs i ca PE cheats of Norfok"""$ === |and sown-and before the seeds| 0nt Se vers peor People uve ; estas | ~sete.~EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) aa i se pari anton He is a recular attendant at GREENVILLE, N. C. Good Middling 7 1-16ge ee | Tes. nder diminu Bk Pee aes fae . : : : ) dling - : an? 7 7cate eataenay | easily killed by too heavy appli-|Sunday school. As ~occasionally | with every tacility for transactinix 4| [ow WE , 7.1.16Entered as. secord-cluss mail matter ng fertili Af. | bappens, his mother is not able to| Banking Busivess. This Bank solicits | Gooq Ordinary 6}*| cations of strong fertilizers. + make him presentable on account | the-secounts of merchants, farmers and} Tone"dull ~ aa eWe ts =. | ter - Terk \ taser t ~ed of of his threadbare clothes and teen rien arb aayle " aa :gers . & gold dollar ang larger they are) es tahoe. | e is, or | MS. Tendering all the courtesies that | PEANUTS. i% cr = SUBSCRIPTION RATES. not near so éasily killed - by excess of pareties! o2h - seta a~e usually exten ed by a well conduc- Prime x @no year, - - - - $8.00/fertilizers, if sich are. applied| ¥8% ® Pupil In good stancing,BNé | ted and obliging banking house. Extra Prisa a hai 3 ~ 5 hile the planin are 0h itis not uncommon formembers| Collections remitted ~promptly and at | #*""* * "meeee 6 kl ee: of the Ps (a who know | lowest rates.» 21 . an 1.10 baDelivered im town by carriers without) cCoMPOSTING DOMESTIC MANURES. aia! and " - eee sing a Tone"firm. ©T .3 ready understanding, to pat bin - reat: : sae NtoA ng rates are liberal and can be} oDomestic manures for tobacco}, the back and make a remark sda~had on application to the editor .or, at are all much improved by cOM-| -omethin g hike oSammy is a real Greenv ille Market. §a adapted to the wants of the plant, | contrasts of intents and purposesThe Virginia Legislature has passed | the character of the soil and the|jin the household keep the oy 8 qthe Maupin anti-gambling bill and|¢lass or type to be produced. | impressible mind 1n.a constantThat is they aconeed be Fy _ tol state of Nanay. Bo whenot *S promote the growth and develop-jthe minister called at Sammiesit, In faet, the credit of its. passage! ment of that type, and to meet|home the other day the latter ooSis in no little measure due to the Govern-| the needs of the soil in supple. thonght it his duty, as oue of the BY..0.. L. JOYNER.OrTs vigorous action says the Baltimore} menting thereto what best contri-| flock, to make his visit agreeable. ESTABLISHED 1875. eeSun. The bill was hung up in the Sen. | Dutes to produce the street pro | Hisidea of nie guirrig pad Ay AM Mi SCHULTZ Tops,"Green....s..ae+--kto 2gduct of the finest quality. | ever, got entangled with his fath- , A, OW L., | o+ Bright vs. to 85a T posting ; for the compost heap! nice boy and eo unlike his father� feo " ======|pulverizes them and puts them| pom which it is readily inferred| . Corrected by 8. M. Schultz,We desire a tive corréspondent &t} 12 the best condition to afford that his father is not at all pop- i 4 fe 5every postoffice in the county, nye will eye sg to the plants. Coarse | 1)... pers nerd) poksasanaaeegs a F- gend in brief items of NEWS as it occurs | by] , unrotten manures are| : : . meeSim poh veightorbood, Writh plainly louse tted vo tobaceo, bd on some | cee tte oe emrees wort oF Seuny cured Hams 10 to 125and only on one side of the paper. oe 7 a fellow wh seems to haye but 1 Corn 40 to 60-|soilsdo more harm than good,| on¢ object in life"the consumpts Corn Meal . 50 to 65especially should the grewing| ion of the entire whisky and beer | Flour, Family 4.25 vo 6,00Liberal Commission on subserip- | 8®8808 prove dry and the soil be out, and it is hardly necessary to os | . 35 to 40tion rates paid to agents. © naturally thirsty. say that he has " a igno-| & Sugar om | ; 4 to §minioug failure at his chosen un-| "aguae Coff 5.toae "" dertaking. SammieTs mother 18 &| Reaenss | Salt per Sack o :Tuurspay, Marcu dtu, 1896. The component elements of fer- good woman, however, and weil| # | er on eyed 4tilizers for tobacco should be|respected, aud the ever present | Eggs per " eeGREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKETREPORT.eae melGovernor OTFerrall will promptly signWsA ee lhc A. _s ¢ « . : Ta kG ey ee wy oThe elements most needed in| erTs methods of entertaining his| ~ , | tape B40 4yb the lsovernor, i 18 reportecT, | tobacco fertilizers are soluble|friends, which, from an ethical PORK SIDES& SHOULDERS |. ipo taae yd eensallowed it to be understood that, if it) phosphoric acid, nitrogen (yield-| standpoint might be subject to Luas"Common...... ... 410 6was defeated, he would call an extrajing ammonia) and potash. oAnd | severe criticism. Pushing a chair| fARMERSAND MEKUHANTSBUY| («0 Goog........... 74015ton TI 1 . if p'anters knew the composition from the middle of the floor ing their yearTs supplies will tind ba iad tolsession. ne result was the Senate]! P- a their interest to get our prices befere pu. AP IMT@. 0. egecccce. 12 to 18and needs of their soils, they/toward the kitchen table, he) chasingelsewhere. Ourstock iscomplete Currers"Common.......6 to 11concurred in the bill by the decisi : ;ye "SN! might then make their own tertil- | climbed up and procaring a small | n allits branches.pee 2904. The Maupin measure |igzars tov very great advantage./tio bucket, strode into the minis- ss o Good..... .+++12§ to 20is not only a rigid enactment against{ But this they cannot always do, |terTs presence and exclaimed : FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAh $F MUD, 0 awreg oo itepool-selling at races, but against all}for two reasons"the lack of} olLet,s chip in and get a bucket | . RICE. TRA. & ) bg haan_ other forms of gambling. But primari- xop wine vast roa a mot . nt iliac Courier ooe » HC. | eerar ower ;,,;need and how to select avd| Journal. ~ly con see - ethene the dis compound fertilizer materials seerensieiriniammensiaties Sway. SELORRE SABER FRIES Professional Cards.grace mt ical ery at the rece tracks to supply the needed elements.� | ' TOBACLO SNUFF & CIGARS ~5 ° ssre Washington. It was claimed that} Rich soils rarely pesos ne FASHIONABLE RIBBONS. ~ ~| Hos. J. JARVIS ADEXL BLow,e passage of such a. law would be| co of fine quality and high ~color, soreness we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena | THOS. 2. aisinjuridus to the breeding interests of | but of morei.b dy. aud larger The Correct pe hips Trimmings of the bing you Ay buy at one profit. A com jan? a BLOWTthe State, but the shallowness of this|Yi#lds and the demand increases! The new ribbons are gay and fasein- | � ATTORNEY S:AT-LAW.ioi-démmnuabeated les for tobaccos of substance and| ating, with colors put on as delicately FU RN ITU RE | eg kecwek NaNnt lids elasticity. as if done with:the brush of an artist. GREEN VILLE, N. U.authority than breeders themselves, | Tne general practice of North} And as they are five inches to six inches always onhand and soldat prices tosurt Ga Practice in allthe Courtsand it was shown that to abolish the Gatos and gj Sieh ye pinseirgirsag wide, importers memot Lake the t imes. Our goods areal] bought andGamrunt methods whic have} _| old. bright balt is £0. use, fay too} great pleasure in anvouncing that next | sold for CASH therefore, having no risk -P an con pra? little fertilizers. Tt is pof'unéom | Simmer will bringin a oribbon season.� | to run,we sell at a close margin. HARRY SKINNER |... .H. W. WHEDBEE, |This, interpreted, means that summer Ss. M. SCHULT2.Greenville. N C Qs INNER & WHEDBEE, syinnner«Suceessors to batham °ticed at the tracks in Alexandria county mon up North for planters tocould not possibly be disastrous to Vir- | hats will be trimmed with ribbons in* . oes apply 00 to 1,000 pounds per great part rather than with bias velvet ATTORNEYS*AT-LAWginia horsemen. The lawis distinctly |gere, and haryest from 1,200 to or tace ee Pact Ubivit Hi CHET YILLE. wd* Ff T ng o ° e A r ne igs. * «We__ in the interest of order and good mor- 2,000 pounds per acre product. ~Crisp taffeta ribbon is the correct Provident " dee A Teone ,als, and it is Snot likely that the Vir re true, apeelet Rey ine. thing, and is shown ina variety so great . sae: ° " ms "inia Legislature will a weasels. boas SR VIO OEDEE | Enat st defies description. Warp paint, John E, Woodard, F. 0. Harding,. o* : " . ever BAYe 000s lng than bright yellow. ing giving chine blurred effects is a reenville E R CO Wilson, N, C. Greenville, N.�,�,gion to regret its action. Planters in Eastern North feature of taffeta ribbons, as it is of e OODAKD.& HARDING,: SRE ee Carolina are using heavier appli- | many of the fabrics of the near future, ATRORNEYS-ARVLAW,FERTILIZERS FOR TOBACCO cations and with ite decided- | 42nd is very attractive in its soft, low- Always in the market . Greenyille,:N."ly beneficial. And, these same toned blossems on clear grounds of this none Nectionslanteta ace welts g uhead of| glistening silk. Sharp contrasts with for LOGS and pay Special attention gixen ar collectionKinds Adapted tv Different Soils, pindlare it eT did: tobaeeo: the grounds are liked. The designs are Cash at ket pri anc settlement of Claims. |ee : | larger than those of last season"mam- ash at market prices . ""_"districts, in the way Of more) oth clover h. ; : ; ; "@ eads, lar flowered !oThe foilowing suggestions on| generally using improved vari'| vines in stripes aripolte poppe Can also fill orders R. D. Le i?~ * . : , T T 9 reethe fertilizations of the tobacco |eties, newer implements and} carnations and roses; always roses, and fur Rough & Dressed GREENVILLE, ¥, 0,8 :crop will be found useful and methods, and making more money yet again roses. Plain colored tafictas ¥ :out of the business. So much| with satin edge, or perhaps faintly Lum{ber promptly. a2 instructive at the same time each: for enterprise. shot with white, will be used in great leas 8 inatefarmer must be his own judge as " . widths on fancy straw hats. Ombre {Give us your orders. Barbers; 7to his particular land, and apply MODE OF APPLICATION. taffeta ribvons of very French coloring . . " : * i_ ae . : z are the novelty in shaded ribbons, as .his fertilizer accordingly. This _ varies somewhat, accor- they change across their width from S. C. HAMILTON, JB., Manager.) AMES A, SMITH,One drawback to the tobacco| ding to the soil and quantity to) moss green to Parma violet, from red | TONSORIAL ARTIST.growers of the: South is the fail be a plied. When the planter | to turquoise, from rose pink to yellow, Ls GREENVILLE. N. O,_ ure, as a_rale, to nse sufficient deci es to use 8av 450 pounds from blue to morodore, and from blue JOHN f ow aLronage plicited., a .°fertilizers to get the best retarns| Pe acre, 1b 18° best ~to use 250 to green, a favorite blending of which pt acts F. STRATTONTS oeieing aud Perr pentomer 8from their crops. In the past|POUnds sown broadcast and apply | fickle fashion does not tire. Louis orm. Colebrated Russian Gut Ties dved svibl ede wae ~i athe. mon-whe-have-been-the most} 700 pounds in the drill. But to 08 flower eter tele many abcd Kia » Violin Strings |": ~emithTs Dandruff Cure� for allsuccessful in tobacco growing are| Set the greatest benefit from a saa itine iodo a sar abe Cerlgan . FI SS | discheos of the. seutp, ¢ Haver tailing, . eT The Finest in the World, , ® As ' .os wey ue a phe : wiht a : shi db :, o9 rg of black. A special novelty is the large Y Every String Warranted, milks for Candia, . eae 5 oatstheir lands just what they require. per acts, tb snould De apple checks or plaids of gay colors on white Ne ee John F, Stratton, pein "" : ste emWe do not mean necessarily com- the.bill. But by this latter mode grounds, which are also strewn with Send for 811, 818, 815, 817 E. 9th St. ERBERT EDMUNDS.mercial fertilizers"have your | *he land is not improved. flowers."~ilarpenTs Bazar Catalogue.. . ~ + K. ; :compost heap and make 'yourown |, The tobacco grower who wishes ee wey ver é Under Pen. BARE SRfertilizer whenever possible. to get the largest return out of 1 Spetititdttention given� to cleaningGentlemens Clothing,must b : land and try to determine justthan ries on ine Antenne fay what his soil needs. The carerulbaton and fine tobacco is. wha: study ofa little chemistry right : B Y. Cx;-Oct, |pays. The pasar Posey Aalliceate Harness pegged T dies ~ak the caine Old Hind Wath STORES. o hugaors brane tie Clark & Co.]grower never makes ends mee ~ ; h.| Gentlemen :+ThiS. 1s to certify that I4 use tobacco will not pare worth dollars and nr wriag Overy aD excellent stock of in ro. phy ye hae Lietd month have used *'§, I. 0.� fox ladigeition andnder the management of odonTt time. 12 and up 65¢ ae | ee obtained relief after other remedies hadT � . fa~\ed and I unhesitatingly reccommendcare.T Therefore the planter Not less than three lights put) it as x valuable medtoine toall who suf-Strong Testimony For8.1- 0 -NeW Bern, N. C.) Oct, [dth, 1895.Ss cceeeneamenntbieaienmelthe industry in which he is - {LIGHT FERTILIZING ~WON'T PAY. ' | engaged must be a close student. (tS (I ELF GIRIG LATSTobacco raising to be a success cehppers genes dP pf rene ya Robe i! af i&cule the ok of hig os yi ? ; in stores. fer from indigestion,size of his crop must ee WILLIAM ELLIS, ,will a ri nun eg pide oF which are offered at low figures er. if Mayor City of New Bentilizing won't pay. If ne 4 s| I carry everything keptin a first-|20 ana up 6Uc eacn per montn. | Sold at WootenTs Drug Store = |8 | class store. Less than 20, stcre rates. ihe Bd AS :® lot needs 500 pounds of|3fertilizer to make it yield its bestSeid fah te.contenk ve tok ae arrived and %& MY CUSTOMER (NGF RESIDENCES. The New York Ledger,im 300 pounds and let it suffer want to fur- Lu AUT NUL, *! 1 light $1.00 each per month. | ;rthe balance. Let the planter|$3 nish you. You & leT wa Qlight 90.o o o4 AMERICATS GREATEST STORY PAPER,this in ~mindT that prolitic|#? will ind.me at & ALWAYS: HY CUSTOMER imoaeecee eR Ss Always publishes the best and most in-ing pays best and he is/¥5 home. 400sam:T $ MI IVMILE, | 4light700 o teresting stories, serial stories qud)ab . & mistake Sn in Meokh tate mee | PRN Sto9lights65c8 o o special articles that can be procored, re-0 Suhel [ge Ples to: Select Bl Come and seo mo at Five Points| "Ai lokts will bo put in'freo of gurdlom of expense. oThe lato fashig(atc Pm 1.) Bets Up. and let me make you happy-. | ooat Belov plant is put into op- rooney - nnn ca, Sound ovoysxuawbront, EIT) UE FLAP VINE iss at. oe cach Saag taanae tagi fi , r : ¥ : . pt lam 0 a ire, labor, te. o : i ~of the Md 20 Pages" .il +h of othse iutotimetiGn call on | Soente. or sale in his fown By W.Hy e ne i cy i ne ar Wi: AY iHTE RTE RANG OHA Easug |. C: Hamilton, Jr, at mill.