Aymelt" ovina ninaanacteeeite eit nena SmiterS * 7 : 2 te jaime f Congress, and assert that \opon, the right of� self-zovernment is , i BOT] OM: ILY REFLECTOR during cedex ts cas the people de- ~assailed, and until that wcities is set- GR NV LLE INSTITUTE See_" | clare themselves in favor of free eoin-|tled all other °questions are insignifi-D J. WHICHARD, Editor. age, all loans will be withdrawn and all | cant. S. D. BAGLEY, A. M., Principal. W all : Paper !- \morigages toreclosel. It these are! a6 pup cLITIZENS OF NEW YORK. |, Next seasion will begin 7th day of© sunnay merely. prophecies indulged in by those iad ver need sot aarti rege: ~ai » ne of New York og | =Diseipline firm, but kind, 2 apiEVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEP «| who have forgotten the provisions of i jtizens of New York, I have trav- orepared «enter any college, or se ever shown in Greenville. Be7 elled trom the center of the continent | business. For particulais apply to ins pare todos my aamples- All newaahaur ; . : Principal,to the seaboard that I might, - the styles, uot an old piece in the lot.rary 1 inc sf 2 . ais Nn. pring "_"" ye . . .very beginning of the campalels Will take pleasure in bringinga ESn ~= === } the Constitutioa, it would be sufficient" Bntered as second-class mail matter. | to remind them that the President isca eidneiitlien aero maraeeee ipeegeen === | empowered to convene Congress in ex-_, .SURSCRIPTION RATES. tra session whenever the public requires | YO" greeting from the people of the , samples to your home if will- . $8.00| such action. If in November the peo- West and South, and assure you that i ASONIG LODGE COHOOL, . omy0 3 *| notify me at wy shop near HumeOne year, - *- *their desire 1s not todestroy but to h lde - - 2One eer 7 f . - re ple, by their ballots, declare themselaes i o:Deli ed sa town by carriers without in fayor of the immediate restoration of| "P- They invite you to accept the prin- Fall Session Opaus Sept 14 er's, on Dickerson avenue,jver / y carr \ . . . : . a lieir at 7 ; . °axtra cost. of bimetallism, the system can be in-| ciples of a living taith, rather than lis- p Pp 5 A. FP ELLINGTON,Adverti¢hg rates are liberal and ean be | 2ugurated within a few months. If, ten to thos: who preach the gospel of | For terms &e. app'y to "-""_-- " .had on app!ication to the editor or at} however, the asserticn that loans will despair and advise endurance of the ills MRs. L. Ades beak ate Greenville Market.the office be withdrawn and mortgages foreclosed | Y°" have. The advocates of free coin- : oNLU.4 " ne ; ave believe that in striving to secut the Corrected by S. M. Schultz.ee == | is ~event suc ~tHoal acti _lave believe that in striving to secure fe: is to prevent such political action as | oc : , ao 7 Butter, per 1b 15 to 25» We desire a live correspondent. at | the people may believe necessary for immediate recreation of bimetallism Western Sices 6 to 7avery postofiice tn the county, who will the preservation of their rights. then a i'they are laboring 1a your behalf as well Sugar cu red Hams 10 to 124send in brief items of NEWS as it, occurs _"" ~~ ® . ¢ few of Corn 40) to 60ja each neighborhood. Write plainly new and vital igeue is raised. When"-| 419 their own behalf. A few of youl Corn Meal 50 to 65- oo BOGE Laat et ever it is necessary for the people as a people may prvsper under present CON-| 7 nove secured the services ofa thor- oe Family 1 OO""""~_ | whole to obtain consent from the own-| ditions, but the permaneny welfare of | oughly competent, teacher and shall | Oats 35 to 4�,�Lineral Commission On subscriP- | ers yf mouey and the changers of mon- New York rests upon the producers of | Oe ny schoo! for gir i the building | Sugar eysion rates paid to agents. | , ; ; sae ey ie buil on my premises lately occupied as Music | Coffee 0 15 to 25ley before they can legislate upon finan- wealth. This great city is built upoMjrooms, The session begins ou Salt per Sach 8) to 1 75eo 3 "="=== | cial questions, we shall have passed the commerce of the nation, and must} yoNDAY, 7th OF SEPTEMBER Chinkens | 0 to 6Srenpay, AUGEST 22ND. 1896. 2) from : sPAC DCrACY ~suffer it that commerce 1 impaired. SRS pet Oz to 2SATURDAY, AUGUST 22ND, 1836. 9 | from a democracy to a plutocracy. But | Suffer it that . I and will continue for ten months. Beeswax. per 20You cannot sell unless the people have | ~The terms are as follows," enenmeens ihat time has not yet arrived, ~Threats. 5 oe . 9 ; 3 _ Alva ~ , imary BE j a 2 00lar Wee sy taroney with wich to buy and they | Primary English per mo. $2 oeCongressional Convention. cand intimidation will be of no aval one} . i. viel Ylintermediate*s§ g2 50 "_"The people who, in 1775, reiected the ; cannot ubtain the money with which 0} Higher i ¢3 00 Cotton.ana reanil,| loetri at kines rule by ri ~vine, | buy cs they are able to sell their Languages (each) * $1 00 . ;| doctrine that kings rule by right divine, | 9~) unless they Sins anes ase of instrument $3 C0 Below are Norfolk prices Of cottohPro-| 7 a ° ves and peanuts for yesterday, a8 furnishedFhe Congressional Convention © | ; | srati° in thi ati subser ~oduets ac remunerative prices. |W « veneration, subserive to | progucts ee Thre T" prices. rt ey ahaaDemocratic party of the First Dis will not in this gencranels pres Ihose who desire to patronize the! py Cobb Bros. & ee Mereef eY Cre U ps y 4 : | . 0 e ] , { gAnG Ith voes b af 1 tl ay s . . y 0 b ros. C OluMWISs1ONla deetrine that money 1s omnipotent, | duction © wealth goes before the �,�X- schvol had better apply early :8 only 4) chants of Norfok: ADU os ; . chants of Norfok -limited number be will taken.trict is hereby called te meet in Wash-| ; . lth those Ww .ad reer) of oeT "in regard to ~nternational monev. We | must secure & profit before they have MRx. ALFRED rors. Good Middling 13m. tor the purpose of selectins a cane | ° . . Ge hee wi ves , reenvilie, N. ©. | Middling 7%didate an China an elector an oare oy opposed to an international anything to share with others. en Low Middling veher busi a + aereement looking to the restoration | Cannot attord to join the money chang- | " "" _"- | Good Ordivary 6 5-16» business as may come ~| ? . : , : ~one"auime m HS aay Gon Ue of bimeta~lism thoughout the world. ers ia supporting a financial pvlicy Tone"quie oBANU?Sore it. oO . :, The advocates of free comage have on | Which, by destroying the purchasing ~By order of the Committee. | a 0 * oy smoducts of toil, must i Prime 24. we BN | ll occasions shown their willingness to power of the products oF tou, must im Extia Prime 3~W. B. SODMAR, \ . . : . ; �"�ancy 3}~o-operate ay pations for .ithe end encourage tne creation of ; Jco-operate with other nations for the; ag Spanish 81.10 bayscong Chraarpany, y| | |Mh a TAM rd peinstatement of silver, but they ae not) wealth. Tone"tirm.| oJ ask, 1 expect, your co-operation.~willing to await the pleasure cf otherIt is true that a few of your financiers|T | governments hen immeaiate relies is | 2 Soneeded by the people of the Umted | would fashion a new figure"a figure GREENV Viel Wee Nos JMARKET® , | States, and they further believe that in- | representing Columbia, her hands bound REEFURE.| dependent action offers better assurance | fast with fetters of gold and her face as | "" ot internafional bimeiallism than servile | turned tuward the East, appeaiing for i. ples bY uo. L. JOYNER.| dependence upon foreign aid. lassistance to those who live beyond the ei Kan ee Lucs"Common... 8h t0 8: oa Bie3 ~ 4 .aksi]| gea"but th's figure can never expressé(© Pine... ecereeeee 7 t0 14CuTTERS ~ Common... ..- 64 tol0o Ffine.... ... j10to 18, i© A SPECIALTY caary ortertTetlary BLUOD POISON pertbancntiycured in 15t085 days. You can be treatcd afhome for same price uncer same Fuaranety. Ifyou prefer to come here we w:llconetractto pay railroad fareand hotel dills,and7 \ TKN nocharge, if we fail to cure. If you have taken meret ~ (3 : | | | cury, iodide potash, and still have aches andWa), UH, Se 3) fi 3) Si ains, Mucous Patches in wouth, Sore Throat,¥) | Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers onany part of the body, Hair or Eycbrows fallinout, it is this Sccondary BLOOD POISOwe guarantee tocure. Ve solicit the most obsti=| pate cases and challenge tho werld for @| Case WO cannoteurs. This ciccase 0a8 always; a _ ap aa the skill of the most eminent physi-CARMENS AND MERCHANTS CUY clans. | 500,000 capital ern aero; oe oo oowihi ti n ye 13 nte arts sent soale{ ing their yearTs supplies will tine ~application. Address COC _ * MEDY -COntheir interest toget out prices befece pls | $7 Masonic Tomole, CHICAGO, LLL, -Is THis NATION HELPLESS ¢¢ Ld q u eReconstruction of Society 1se ~ . ° al + ¢ . r .N B g TN. | . vour idea of this) Lavon. You will) 443ot eine Sought | For more than twenty years we haye | ° a | *I, . _" ~rather turn for the inspiration to the | ptrwoe invited the agsistance of European na" ; ; | fs|. , ae | hervic statute which guares the en-| 53?~tions, but all progress 10 the direction | - | tet. [trance to your eily, & statue as patrict-\~ot international bimetallTsm hes beent. , ; . . ;jie in conception as 10 18 colossal in pro"EQUALITY BEYCRE THE LAW© ees ate"" blocked by the opposition of those who ; 1 f| portions 5 It was the gracious gift ©Income Tax and, tree Coinage derive p3cuniary benefit fromtheappre-| ,, | a , ~ la sister republic and stands upon a pe- |.ciation of gold. How long must we wait || . ° destal which was built by the Ameri" ESTABLisHED 1475.iter bimetallism to be brought to us by . _: ~ _}ean people"that figure, liberty enlight-RESULT OF HOSTILE LEGILLATION. | those who profit by monometalhsm ? If| ;jening the world "is emblematic of theedoIn the second place a change in tne ithe double standard will bring benefits)... .he pe, 4 | miss on of our aatisn among the na"ratio is not necessary. Hostile legisla- }t» our people, who will deny them the | Hons of the earth. With a government: enrth. a wovernine~right to enjoy those benefitsT Tf our hich deri ¢s powers (rom thwhich derives its fers {rom the con"| 99 DW Qype CTT aTPORK SIDES &@Sh AT LORSsent of the governed, secures to all thetion has decreased the demand for silverand lowered its price when measuredby gold, while this same hostile legisla-opponents would admit the right, theability of our people to act for them", ; people freedum of conscience, freedomselves on all public questions, without :tion, by increasing the demand for gold.OY ° ° of thought, and freedom of speech, guar-has raised the value of gold when meas- the assistance and regardless of the | " amal reht# to all, and promises soeured by othyr forms of property wishes of other nations, avd then pro- unites equine ta fo all, ancT prowo osit ese eles Ourstoe!: is complete | .eammmas sant ces ER«Wo are told that the ~restoration of | pase the remedial legislation which spectal privileges co none, the United § shea, OME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.they consider sufficient, we could meet LUNE should be an example in aihut FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAh Will open at oElin Cottage,TOct. 20d a Howe School for Git ig.RICK, WHA, &c. from § tu 16 years of age. Nuti-{ber limited to 10. AddressAways wt LOWEST Mc er PC RIUES | Mrs. A. L. Mc. W HEDAN) op| Norwocd P. O Nelson Cc.TOBAGS.C SNUFF. CIGARSwe buy direct from Manufacturers, @uabimetallism would be a hardship uponthose who have entered into contractsis good, and the leading spirit in every~them in the tield of honorable debate ; _movement Whiea bas for its object the~but when they assert that this nation is! .| uplitting of the human racpayable in gold coin, but this is a mis"helplesss to protect the rights oi its Own |take. It will be easier to obtain thecitizens we challenge them to submit " =ams ech ce en LCS ALIS,gold with which to mect a gold con-tract, when most of the people can usesilver, than it is now, when we are try-ing to secure gold. The Chicago plat-form expressly declares in favor of su2h | when we declare the right of the Aimer-||Ie ,iegislation as may be necessary [0 pre- ican people to govern themselves, and, youn F Lj n N iT U K ram Woo ar & HARDING,! " ATVORNEYS-AT-LAW,vent, for tue future, the demonetization | withouy let or hindrauce from without,; i~ anFreenviile, N.the issue to a people whose patriotism ~has never bee appealed to in vain. | Advertising is the gae thing about a Professional Gards.oWe shall not offend other nations~business establishment that should | pling youto buy at oue profit. A com | TaJohn BE. Woodard, F. U. barding. "}never go on a vacation "Shoe Trade | alote stock ofWilson, N.C. Greenville, N.C,dof any kind ot legal tender money by de cide upon every question pr sented | CG RR E E N Vv ic. L& always onhand snd sold at prices LosU | Special attention given Fo collectionsprivate contract, Such contracts *re for their consideration. In taking this | the t imes. Gur goods areail bought aud jane settlemenr of claims.sold for CASH therefore, having norsk | Loars made on short time.objected to on the ground that they are position we simply maintain the diguity to run.we sell at a close wargip.. against public poricy. No one ques" of 70,000,000 citizens who are second 3. Wo SCHULI Greenville, NC.: tions the right of Legislatures to fix | to none in their capacity for self govern- ny _" _ JOHN F. STRATTONTSJ . wtthe rate of interest, which can be co),| ment,acted by |: A awa 1a ff; mI 3 oThe ~ » T aye » 5 T ilscted by laws there is far more reason The gold standard has compelled | ~The next session of this school twill ,for preventing private individuals from | the American people to pay an ever open on \]Wholesale Dealers in all kinds ofImporters andMUSICAL MERCHANDISE,Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeons, Harmon:gsttine aside legal tender law. The | increasing tribute to the credito. nations .ae which is by law made a legal of the world a tribute which no ove MONDAY BEET. 7, 189%, | . $4 Bo, all Kine Cte §, etc., etc.a a , ; and continue for 10 months. are what you want in 811,818, 815, 817 East 9th St., New York.: tender must, in the course of ordinary dares to defend, I assert that national! ~The terms are as follows. ssa NE tLbusiness, be accepted by ninety-nine out | honor requires the United States to se- Primary i omen per mo. $2 00 Oe 3arbers. |og a ntermedia tebeof every one hundred persons. Why | cure Justice for all its citizens, as well as | Higher be 5 74 mo ee ;should the one hundreth man be per-| do ~ustice to allits creditors. For a| Languages (each) ** * $1 50 % . : 5P J The work and disclpline of the schoo} yames A, SMITH, peepTONSORIAL ARTIST.mitted to exempt himself from the gen- people like ours, blest with natural re-| wil] be as heretofore Because an old style hat nevereral run? Special contracts have sources of ~chness, to pro-| We ask a continuance of your pa: GREENVILLE, N- o).a | sources Of Burp eg ete te J iberal patronage. ry fone [Lb the wearer to be up to date. Patronage solicited. leaning, Dyeingand Pressing Gents Clothes a specialtya tendency to increase the demand ror a | claim themselves impotent to frame aBe: particalar kind of money and thus force | financial system suited to their own W. H. RAGSDALE. MY CDRING CTOCK |{""-"""-CRBERT EDMUNDS.it to a premium. Have not the people a-| needs is humiliating beyond the powerFASHIONABLE BARE EK.is in and embraves the very latestright to say that a comparatively few in of language to describe. We cannot | _ 1 ti idividuals shall not be permitted to de-| enforce respect for our foreign policy so | *8-50 per Mo. 96.00 per Mo. 7 es and shapes of new Pattern Gumemens Clothing. eorange the financial system of the na-|long as we confess ourselves unable. to Board ée. in School, Board &¢.in Club. : = . "otion, in order to collect a premium in ; frame our own financial policy. Turlin it also have.a lovely display of) |~ease they succeed in forcing one kind of| oHonest differences of opinion have gton Institute. Shirt Waists, Stamped Linens, es Ne tee ae |io premin hee st ccand eda ever will exit 0a't0 A Military Boarding School. English Embroidery Silke, Ribbon Collars p Reuss, Mgr., ays existed and ever , Scientific, Commercial, _Mathemat ~ics, and other new goods. = ashington, NeeThere is another argument to which | the legislation best calcylated to pro-| Classical. Board W wot ee eg:* ashin * &e. ~| iid * ined 'y + Herm ;2 $90 to $130 My entire stock is,prettior than! ~This Hotel has been thotosghly ren~ask your attention. Some of the o mote the public weal, but when it is se- Tuition for 10 months, torp- public , but when 1 10 years old. 177 pupils. Write for ever before. _"_ vated, several new rooms.added, élec-(f ponents, of free coinage point to the | riouely asserted that this nation must|catologue.. evan i janalicie. trie ballsto every room. Atténtive ser.fact 9 joy agar must elapse | bow to the diction ot other nations, and iia I ee 7. TURLINGION, MRS. GEORGI: PEARCE Marae Fish an ogi feryed daily.- enithe'eloction and the first regu- accept the polises which they insie mate oe Principal | MY, MLUEM a: o ea coe cd .