ech wei tnieigns tie net ee eee eee ee iii ep ti Sie nang ssoAND p ataxours) 5 te ke cousin: er ~all Apacing The er tinns Baas ff [ fe; Se: a ~instead of going to China, sets up « SHR ORE: basket-making or broom-making shop| +f ff s ieee Tain &_| in the Chinese quarter, and begins to ~| = iff ~Rigiundersell his former employer, and also ei es eens acapture his customers. The other Chi- eerto take his place, continuing: tt : GIVES YOUMTHE NEWS; 'RESH EVER!oisnneee sym nome dues te, enough of them have learned the busi- OONNEXCLPTSUN YIANDii an Zs es ae ee oe "| ness to set up a large factory. It is _ WORKS FOR THE BFS" :te 7 5 S12): 488 There are about 2,000 Chinese voters'| by this means that they acquired the . : ~ENTEEISTS OF. aeSea oO ol onde 4 RN in this city, and within the next five | knowledge of shoemaking, ete"San| pee ' 1GA; M. P.M: a M years 3,000 or 4,000 male Chinese, ~Dern Francisco Cor. Philadelphia "Times, eh 2s o- Se u Li ? a ie ~ ; ,Line Weldon | 11 55 94 in this city, will have attained the age eit E ghalibetth Lag' Aty Roeyk Mt.) 1, 00110. 30/0 «| : fat 24 years, and, therefore, will be en- LUCKY FIGS-"-UNLUOKY OPALS. %OS | nn ne tled to vote. They acquire this priv- Former with Two, Legs} No Good and Lat- GREENVILLE FIRST, PITTCOUNTY.£ er © 02 \2 de. ilege under the 14th amendment to the ter for Folk Born in October.Ux Tarvoro 12 12} '- .~ Jeonstitution of the United States. They"the girl with the violets and OURIPOCKET BOOK THIRD,L : lta |. | ean} et, under the treaty between this | the girl with the feather boa"cameLy dl ; a 2 : oe : = country and China, the voterTs father | into the public tearoom and settled at =; , |cannot be naturalized, and is, there- | one of the small tables, She of the vio- | ie "_"" . ee 3E Fiticts oo 1 07) . | fore, not.a citizen. The population of | lets studied the menu. It was her | ae ne 3 eaAr. Fld 7 25| 3 14 ~ | the Chinese quarter is about 35,000,and | treat. She of the boa drew her gloves & int as ket Ae edieeck asi Sle tested, the coming Chinese suffragists, in ad- | off and then began to study her neigh- SUBSCRI P TION 25 Cents: a MO.et Ss, dition to those: who have already. ar- |. bors. Presently the order was given. (ty : a (VEE ee aeis 3 r rived at the voting age, will soon cut | It was not for a chocolate eclair and aAn : an important figure in the politics of pickle, by the way. Then she of thecer ul dla 6a | this city and state. They are now be- violets began to draw off her gloves,L Wil P.M. pie ing courted by the politicians, who are | ~her companion chattering about othersre ore | i 7 06 | looking forward to 1896, : at luncheon in the room. SuddenlyUv Magnolia |. 4 16 8 10| Notwithstanding the prohibitory | she stopped her chatter and gasped:Ar Wilmington| 5 43 9 45|/laws Chinese laborers percolate | oMargaret! What a beauty, Wherq~ |P. ML A. M | through British Columbia on the north | did you get it? ArenTt you afraid to , shay ging 7and come up through Mexico on tle kgiotd a On, se wad tie hates 2e8TRAINS GOING NOTERH. south. The Chinsse not only engage | oWha my opa y, Ubar- "PUBLISH ED EVE T r3 ~ in all kinds of industrial labor, but are | ley brought me the stone from Mexico RY WEDNE ESD ay ATDated ne he 3. | leading the Californians in the manu- | last spring, and mother had it set forae | facture of many articles and are also | ne at Christmas. No, ITm not afraidApril 20 sm y : : r.1896. Mes , 7; 4 entering the professions. They manu- | to wear it. It's perfect nonsense abouttees er inn atl nm nie | een facture shoes and sell them at 25 to 10 | opals being unlucky. I donTt believe in |A. MIiP.M. per cent. cheaper than does the Cau. | such things, anyhow. ITm not the least , |Ly Florerce 8 40 7 4) casian manufacturer. They have nnu- | bit superstitious,� , " his is the PeoUv Fayetteville! 11 10). 9 40 merous shops, where mending and rc- | oWell, I wouldnTt wear an 1 opal for :Lv Selma 12 Bij pairing are done at cut rates, and these | anything, unless I had been born inAr Wilsc n 1 20/11 35 cobblers are largely patronized by reat ~ Ae may be api soregs but ; THE TOB ACCO Dkp ABTMEN'T, W H Ico. .Cn ties tae ane o~~~ | white people who are not averse to say-| Since Christmas. you've lost your ~ ite+5 +7 ing a few dimes. They make fine calf- | purse"� I8.A REGULAR FEATURE OF THE pap ER, 7.e: skin shoes for three and five dollars,} oOnly a dime and a glove buttoner 1S ALONE WORTA MAN Y; TIMES THEa | |} | | for which the white shoemaker will | and some samples in it! SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, a| res P, m.| charge five and eight dollars. They | o"And your watch; and two stick | | oSbe Same 9 25 ey ()| manufacture and retail cigars at onc | pins, to my certain knowledge; and I | ate Se at wa eS oeLv olla... | WW G21... 8 30) cent, which the white man sells at otwo | believe it was that opal!� ioe "(0 Jom mmm meth LT GELy =r ro � i o1 o| 9 36) for five.� These are mainly purchased | oNonsense! It wasnTt the opal at all. ~ade iS oeeat Wilson : 1@ 27) by youths.and blatant boodlums, who |Jt was my pig.� | yeLy Larboro ra gt 248; LUE sealiep upeh the eériers and adnan oYour pig?� When you heed I - Tak | Ade eeo. | a +! | bhe oheathen.� Recently several new oYes. My lucky pig! You know. a i Po ~markets have been established in the RR ig * hear Hit e pair per te2 oP oe aS We gS 2b © y)Chinese quarter, where every kind of | out of ebony, for as, & |i A 1g etsy Aa leap za i. | fish and pati may be had fein Hun- New pines ban die took it off my Abe . JOB PR INP. M. P. Mie, M, | dreds! of Chinese are edntinually en-| chain to show to some one, and be-Ly Wilson | 1 20 11 34 10 39 gaged in fishing and trappinggame, A | tween us we dropped it; and as IAr bite el 2 17) 12 Iv" 11°15 | great deal is dried and shipped to east- | stepped back to see where. it had. ee Dol | ern markets, But, it is common to see | fallen I stepped on it and broke off twotr. Ta ee aq | AV, |.» | | Jnousewives and servants in the Chinese | of its cae bat m Dad ca rae arkets bargaining for vegetables und | course with only a two-legged pAr welde " wi . a aa has A rotate pei npc gaat a thiny | bound to have the lamest sort of luck/i0 \ ) was not to be thought of. Bevies of | this year.�women~ are seen daily in the Chinese |. oThat was hard luck. But I thoughtTrain on Scotland vet Braneh Road oY Duy jesT amd childrenTs | you weren't superstitious.� ? 6 aeaves Weldon 8.56 pyim. .° Haditax 4,1 | Tet Puy ing ladiesT and childrenTs y~Shoes, the manufacture of which isa| oWell, 'm pot. But everyone knows WE H AVE AMPLE F AGiurrres: Pot 4M itil Glaudiaan and Neck pores i sialty about luc igs. And the idea of blam-®., ville, 647 p, m:, /Kiwbten-7. a specialty - with the Chinese. And ky pigs.4a wherev , it 1. Why, opals canTt do FOR THE WORK AND DO ALL. OY, herever @ woman can get things | ing i on my opal. JY, Opais can t: - Foatiabares | faved ramet cheaply she will purchase, becatise:she | 2ny harm, anyhow. My birthdayTs the KINDS OO}: COMMERCIAL. ANDHalifax at 11:00 a. m., Welden 11.20 am will thes: hevemiastmeney! to buy atber | Teh of Oetober.�"Chieago danaieens : "TOBACCO WAlallyjexeopt: eupagy tay ale things with, The ~manufacture . of | 2!d. :8dindah 4 piiadicn: ecumghors ig algo a. speeniy "A burglary insurance company has Qosbhin atdnié. , lobe ese daily Nahe . oee inine | ~@¢n the field, which is apparently aives Ps twele AY | {jewachag y visited by fem new one in the insurance line. It isa~arboro 9.45 a. : og Boston concern, and already fs doing 0 y k d r I h \ rTarboro.3.30 pP-ih., can rl polling � egetables and fish is one of business in 11 states"mec tine With a ur or an r CES b uil our atro ons,and 6.20 p. wm prives 8) Washington their leading industries. Market hours success which its manige:s hardlyiy ~. M., ~ont 7.00 oe m. Daily ex: pontinue throughout the day, and street dared to anticipate. Most ~pt | poy ighs aa Pas ooinday. Cothects wi dae ob on venders on foot pret in wagons may be | oe! for av eline-howtes, und (he? pdl! eeceo Neek Dhani, igi. { Betnin atl parts of the city crying thetr cies mre usually for, $500! or $1064 toin leaves huduoro, | Sy Via Abbe: vommédities in cracked yoices - anid | over losses from the depredations of |marle & Raleigh k. 4%. daily exeepr Sun. | broken English, |... ~burglars. . | ta ey 2% 00K.ane Plywouth hae a 3 va: M;1- In/addition to shees dnd all kinds of |, rly nn ,' -» 4-40 P. 10.) Glothing, they manufacture brooms, ~Aree ts AnerRena irk ves eee a dai) excep" jew ery et Aco and can all kinds JUST RE CEIVEDsnheva bandas eit ~bs Marjan fie AL. ., ry on fruit for shipment. They Jearned | ~~wmrrn~rw rrr rrrthis on ~the fruit ranches; dnd in can- ) rer DeneTrainon Midland N, C. Jocanch leaves neries, ~where ~they were employed at} ~t Atel Mitte of| _ Golddbore-daity, except Nundas . 6.05 :mm, arriving Smtthtield 7°30 a, Pas! Hig one dollar a day. New they purchase| durning leaves Scaithtield 600 'a. my an the fruit, can it, and ~andersell their Family : GROCERIES,nay. pa"-"I8 THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN GREEN VILLE FUR__ Pives ut Goldsbors 9.30 a. m. former employers. bo a |e Trams in Nushville pemngh leay |, When the Caucasian manufacturers "" Consisting; of " A full line of Ledgers. Day oda: Wewoten: and Tine.Rocky Moone bly Atl ok ht pts Ad Nilay AL uoaghe lat tao a Booke, Receipt, Draft and Note Books, Le,al Cap, Fools Capam Bout thee pana few years reid would have a rival), and F lour, ; Lard, Bill Cap, Letter and) Note Papers. Envelopes all sizes ard gs tyles;, aee Sn m +) Nashville 3,3) a an, aitive at} one that is gradually driving them out M at, sah Oe 8) fle ~Handsome Box; Papeterier, em 10. cepts and u School ~ Heaig Mount 9.05 4 me daily except} of business. | The Ch went to work �,� " 0 1ee, Jets, Slates, Lead and Slate Pencils, Pens and en-Holders: &¢.bag lay. | at making shoes for $1.50 a day, sup- Meal, | oSu, Full line Popular Novels by best authois. Tbe Celebrated. Dis.é., ralus on Latta branch, Mloreiice R ~Planting white; meh who wete receiy: | ! ug | mond loks, all colors, and Cream Mucilage, the Lest made; covstantly |leave Lazts 4.40pm, airive Dunbat| ing three doll day. The : coe agent for the Parker Foua 80 2 Clo 8.05 Saat ts éternine mB Beige aiden § Mita cng a hea els ke jon hand. We are sole agent f P plain Pen.. odour rei vane We ahadally os 630 un 100 men prides himself upon his stroke ie } ;a ¥ exeept Sun | o¢ economy. Now the Chinpees bays : | which Tramg w for ciaeceh, soto compere at the heal an btn : span econue ave 10 a. m. and 8.50 | get skilled labor at me Gatien a dayNothing |fequals itand every businessman should have one. Kiasets SpongeCup, Pencil-Hoiders, Rubber Bands, &c. Don't forget us when, 78, rwant anything in the Stationery line. © ©a Beturaing surprise. GREER VILLE : ¢ weeet oh Come sooitn | A The Charlotte |Ei SPER tie ie ~Academy, OBSERVE~eal ps N Tel Son gna of 0 our own heathen, Rs square. fale | enny. :ey hide thy ele prlavbe ead ctor : �"� de lee T North Carolinas ork "= ee ~ ; . : utions, | our vel Ai p YOREMOST eeLo Cc. | mikguided mis#ohary sogicties nic f os ion sivhacharn.all Hae ioranes NEWSPAPER aas 8 ee Manag®r "| took to al misdenary this oheathen,� mm area an Academy, LDAIUY 6 3 it eeK : aes who has « religious belief much older os " AOS, onthan our civilization, - ) Missions and THE | Bhietse both for. tuition and ohoard AND Ww ee a oeschools were established an the mis: |. Boys. well fitted. and. equipped for be si BEKLY, ts : apany a the ld through the slums of | business, by taking the academic! . PTA VEour city Jo the fie course alone, ~WhereT they wish to! Independent ;shrewd @ dabavdll ~gher course, | this school) more attrac1 | opportu guaran _thorongh preparation to! invaluable wa| purse of enter, with credit, any College in North office, the roomCaroline or the. State Uni isn. 1 ON RO a ah irefers tc ,108¢ who have recently left THE DA :ae ite wallT ~or the: tr hess of this, tnary oo pn Boson ' | all oa6 ; Com .ry ye al of hic othe Only Sir-Doler Dai ol apy zongme wih ceracer aa! Ret sta agion Lbou ra real conver- |. its Cla the St Be oe wl b + ar oage ~® course with | :| were those 0 white women | f pene iu 11g arranichers who marcas thelr Chinese ; ass in tate, _ | mente to Cau in wee hook, |ll eee TO LIT The discipline will be bent at iedence o nde _Havors Lamived Free Coinage present standard. - eS eeept At ver) adi RBepesih Nelther time. noe attention or|T SORfer celhrarmcelis nti weeki) wesc negh sia ONL2 i. as i ea w� H. Phuberce oe ay i i