eyconvention named as electors twoDemocrats, one Populist aud onebeen done toward fasion. TheState conventions till to be heldwill have to consider it.DIALY REFLECTOR:; "" = = 1 eeD. J. WHICHARD. Editor.ee a tions.EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY)-| 7) atiohican unioa isT compiete. ,silver Repvblican, and it is prob-able that this division will beon enon naheioe incest_ntered as second-ciuss mail matter. | OC. _ | Silverite, |meta on " In Nebraska the Democrats |SURSCRIPTION RATES. will probably get the support ofene NA .Onc yea. - - $3.09 the Populists for their electoral ;ee ca " -t * 2 o39/ ticket and the Populists the sup-ne i . - tdport of the Democrats for their |ware + nt arriers WithoutDelivered in town by carriers |State ticket. The arrangements |xtra cost.Advertisng rate4ad on application to the es are liberal and can bearc in progress. |ditor or atIn Virginia an effort is being,office , . ieme - |}made to secure fusion, in whicha case the Populists may get threett ooh Kn tid 4 at r 7We desire 2 1i¥3 ee 41), 0f the 12 electors. ;avery postoflice inthe covaty, who W! . ; |send in brief items of NEWS as it eecurs In Iowa close fusion has been |perfected, the Populists gettingthree electors. They and the sil-ver Republicans will get a snarefa each neighborhood, Write plainlyaad only on one side of the paper.enLineral Commission on t9SCrI | of the congressional and Stateion rates paid to agents. nOmibations.ao | on Georgia there is uo fasion, |ce epreyUpeER 7TH. 1896.Monpar. SEPTEMBER «Tile 18°= ~~ _ 7 ofa failure to secure a majority |WILL THE SENATE ELECT THE 'for any ticket the LegislatureVICE PRESIDENT? will choose electors. Of coursethey will be Democratic electors.In West Virginia there aresome impediments to fusion, but |oBryan is almost certaiu to get al"""n- The Columbia State, after astudy of special dispatches 1 theChicago Record, figures out that |sufficient States will haye Demo-| the Populist votes.cratic-Populist electoral fusion to, In Kentucky there is a littlea lpg :throw the election of Vice Presi-| friction between Democratic and* : a) , | | | Mist lanavers, b , t | ondent of the United States into the | Populist man ers, bué the PopuSenate. If Mr. Sewall coes not | lists are expected to support Bryrecieve a wajority of the elecioral| n and Sewall.yotes, the election is thrown intoT Iu Alabama the Populist areo9 | :the Senate and only the two can- demoralized by their failure todidates receiviug the highest elect a State ticket in combinationat IC :, sista | wi . . r ,nuwber of votes are elegible. | with the Kepublicans. The con-These will, if fasion 1s consum"| servative element want to sup-mated as now planned, be Hobart) port the Bryan and Sewall elecA . : \ . } , .and Sewall, aud the Senate being | tors put out by the Democrats,for silver, it is presumed if will of! wnile the radicals want to fight it% ; |course elect the Democratic can~ | out. There ig no doubs of Demo-didate. The following, from the | cratic SER OTS:accepted by the other conven- three stright tickets, Democratic,| Republican and Populist.The electoral ticket has ten Dem-,| Populists have fused by dividing, . \.ocrats, three Populists and one|the electoral vote equally.~dwelling upon the highlands of Asia Minor, to whom the|gods gaye powar to transmuts by~his touch every article into gold.The modern Midas, lives in Wallistreet, and the power of the laws|of this country Uas furnished him~an alchemy by whichmutes such articles as he desiresto gold.is known as Heidelkach, or Ikle-heimer, or Lazard, or Rothsebild,or Belmont.$62,000,000 of the bonds sf7 a: icovernipeut aud taned thew intoand each of the parties will nave! 2° a. . 1sits électoral ticket. fa the event lthe farmersT Waeat and corn andoats and hovs and meat and cattisand horses aud turued thew intoa gcoiden profit fori;means Of cheapening produco apd| mnaking money dear.cle of the laboureraud artTsau and meade for himselfa golden prot, byIn North Carolina there areIn Indiana the Democrats audES aThe Touch of MidasMidas was aking of Phrygia,tablehe traus-He isealled Midas, buatYe touched recentlythise ¢ ) ( |. golden profit of $8,009,090, that |bad He hashe governmenthimseif, byHe touched the bone and mus:and mechanicmeans of alhigh provectiye tariff.He touched the patience aodskiliand toil of the small mer-chant and tradesman and golaflowod into his coffers, by meansof trusts and combines. |He touched the administratorsof the affairs of this country anda golde. karvest, byreapedoAnd now he is seeking to subjectto his contaminating touchthe suiirages ofa free people, thatfrom their wrecked jiberties may |State, shows the status of fasion | In Oregon negotations are in~progress between Democrats, Pcp-alists and silver Republicans.The plan contemplates two Popu-lists, one Demoerat and one silverRepublican as electors.In Texas the Populist man-agers have fused with the Repub-licans and the bolting gold Dem-ocrats, the three snpporting theMcKinley and Hobart ticket. It~is not believed, however, that thePopuiist vote can be delivered toMcKinley.In North Dakota the Democratsand Populists haye fused, but tbedetails are not given. - .In Idaho tne Democrats, Pop-ulists andhave nominated the sime electors,and Bryan will get 23,000 out ofup to date:In Califoruia fusion has beenperfected with the upanimousconcurrence of both conventions,and an electoral ticket of fiveDemocrats and four Populistshas been put in the field. At thelast State election the Democratsand Populists combined had amajority of 28,000 over the Re-publicans.In Wisconsin arrangements jorfusion are in. progress with everyprospect of satisfactory completion. The Democrats will givethe Populists two of the bestplaces on the State ticket and thePopulists will vote for the Vryanand Sewall electors.In Washington fusion 18 com-plete, the Democrats and Popué |} 25,000 votes cart. |lists dividing the electoral ticket) lo Kansas the fusion planagreed upon gives the Democratsthe electoral ticket and the Pop-ulists the State ticket. The com-bination 18 doublé-riveted.In South Dakota fusion isagreed upon, but the details willnot be arranged until some timethis month. Itis probable thatWatson will be ignored in making_ In Minnesota fusion is estab- | up the electoral ticket.lished, the Democrats getting} In Lovisiana, the Populists~ four electors, the Populits four| having a working fusion in Stateand the silver Republicans one. politics withthe Republicans nooThe fusion is the most complete | fasion is likely.ever known in the State.� ' | In Maryland there is but a hand-In Wyoming Democrats and| ful of Populists and they are notequally.In Utah the Democrats andjver Republicans will combineon the Democratic electors. Thestraight Populists and McKinleyRepublicans, neither havingmuch strength, will probablynominate straight tickets as araatter of form.silver Republicans |diwavs onliand and soldi prices to sure |the times. Our goods aveall bought ans |to rui,we seliat a ciose margin.means Of favorite legislation. - |tree ROT LSESTABLISHED 1875. \SAM. M. SCHULTZ,PORK SIDES & SHOTELDERS1 HAVE T! 8 PRETTIEST"- LINE OF "Wall Paper!ever shown ip Cosenvillee BeAll newstyles, wot ei cla wtece ip the lot.Will take ,sure to me{ my ~ Ha piesPe ts LPreiu bringingSemples tu vou ueme lf you willnotify mic et ts shop near Hum-bers, cu Diener s 1 avenue,A. f ELLINGTON,Green. ihe Market. |Corrected by S. M. Schultz.Butter, per | 15 to 25Westerh Sins 43 to 5Sugar eured bate 10 to 124Corn 40 to 6050 to 653.75 to 4,45Corn VealFlour, PariivARMERSAND MEKCHANTS BUY | Lard 5} to 1¢i ing their yearTs supplies will fe Oats 39 to 40Lheirinrerest toget our prices befere pu | Sugar : 4 to6chasing elsewhere Ourstock iscomplete | Coffee 13 to 25nallits branches, )Salt per Sach SU to 1 ie"a WO CNP OG SIP AL Chiekens 10 to 2rLOUR, ult £ fabio SUGA» eye vee dez W to llBeeswax. pe: 20WV? | tA fe,RICK, iA, &e.ralPRSRSTCEACLS SRURF A Gidswe bus cirect from Manufacturers, CuaA comno il T o+ yh oowi OVEST YOR eeAwaysying Yuato buy ab one profit.xlete stock ofPURNTPURE\i{sold for CASA therefore, having no vise |3. MO SCHU'T? Greenville, No |\f"Select Female SchoolI have secured the services of a thor-oughly competent teacher and shallopen a school for girls in the buildingon my premises lately Occupied as musicrooms. ~The session begins ouMONDAY, 7th OF SEPTEMBERee cee neem eo epeeand will eontinue for ter months.The terms are as fellows ,Primary English per mo. $2 00Intermediate ** .. o $2 50Higher sf ess $3 OULanguages (each) °° s S1 OUMusie, including use of instrument $3 COThose who desire to patronize theschool had better apply early 6 onlv alimited number be will taken.flow wu wider, broader goldenstream into his coffers. Legendtells us that the ancient Midasperished miserably at the handsof an indignant people, whosewhole produce he terned intogold. The modern Midas mayprofit by his example.--DuarhawSun. SSS eee "A secrer Vo Ink.Ali the ink with which che UnitedStates government prints its papormoney is made by ong man. Thefather of the present manufacturer,a Mr. kdde. invented tho ink, bathe never toll any one how the inkwas made until just before he died,when he let his son into the secretof its composition. Hada fatal ag|}edent happened to the inventor ba.ture he told his son abovt tho inkthe government printer would havebeen in a dilemzua, for Mr. EddyTginvention is the only kind of inkthat will prift on the peculiar sur.face of the fiber of which govern.ment note paper is made.The present Mr. Eddy employsonly six men in the manufactureof hisink, and none of them is inthe secrot. Not one of them hasyet seen Mr. Eddy in the interest-ing actof mixing the ingredientsof which the ink is composed. Helocks himself up in his own roomtwo weeks in every year, and it isthere and then that he mixes stuffenough to supply the governmentwith ink for the ensuing 12 monthsand receives for this $50,000 a year."Exchange.Populists each have full electoral] expected to put up an electoraltickets in the field, but the indi- | ticket. |cations are that the Populists| In Maine there were at the lastwill withdraw theirs in return for| election but 4,000 Populists. Manyrepresentation on Democratic|haye gone over to Bryan and Se-county and legislative ticket. | wall, while many who dislike Se-In Arkansas there is no fusion. | wall will support McKinley.Democrats, Populists and Re-} [pn Qhio fusion has been ar-publicans are ogoing it alone.�| ranged, and the Populists are toDead AntsT Heads Pat to Use.One curious fact about an ant isthat the grip of its jaws or mandi.VRS. ALFRED FORBES.|. Greenvilie, N. &,GREENWILLEMal: deadeny,| a mF|5The next session of this %school *will| ti {aHbdllt;oven OnMONDAY SEPT. 7, 1896.and continue for 10 months.The terms are as follows.Primary English per mo.Intermediate * �"�Higher i $3 00Languages (each) ** * $1 50The work and diselpline of the schoo)will be as_ heretofore. _We ask a continuance of your pastiberal patronage. ;W. H. RAGSDALE.FE ART,$2 00$2 VbMASONIC LODGE SCHOOL.Fall Session Opens Sept. 14,Hand peanuts fo)Cctton ang ceantt,Below are Noiloik prices OF Couvok.vescerda\ as furnishedby Cobb Bros. & © ofninission Merecharts of Wartok -COTTON.Good Middling 74Middiiny 74Low Siieddlins 7Good Ordinary 6 7-l6~Poue"quie ,PHANU TrePrime 24Extra Prime 3Maney 3}Spanish $1.10 bnTone"firm,GREEN VILE Te YNClO MARKETWw a tT.bY ¢. L. JOYNER.DUG§" Comir nt. . Led LO 8«o ine. ... eo oeed...7 to 14Currens Common... ....64 toldo Kine. 10to18i |apAo gba He uN; ete, CART VIRAL,[ie te eeyf el BET Y bran: SeeRe i cas ied Pk ae ondary orTeremeqary LUO POLSON permancntlymecycured in latoch days, Youcan be treated afPh baetaael Oni? forgamie price undor same fuaraneHatien thy ty. ifiyouprefer tocome here we willconsMR� traci to py railroad fareand hotel bills,andnocharge,if we fuil to cure. If-veu have taken merecury, 100ido potesh, and still huve aches andains, Mucous Pateliog in mouth, Sore Throat,imples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers oneny part of the body, Nair or Eyebrows fallinout, it is tis Secondary BLOOD POISOwe guRrentce tocura. We solicittha mest obstisnate cacos and thalienre the world for aCase We Gavaotoure. This disease bas awaysbafiled tT19 «kis: of the most eminent physicCiang, S500,006 eanical behind our uncondletional guaramy. Abselcto proofs sent sealed onApplicatien. Agcress NOO REMEDY COs907 Dbasenic Sem cle. CoLOAGO, TLIe -PORE AW ete a hl laOMESCHCOL FOR GLRLS.| Wiii open at oElm Cottage,TOct. 2nda Hoi: School for Git's.from 8 to 16 yexrs of age. Nuin-ber limited to .0. AddressMrs. A.J. McC. WHELAN,Norwocd P. O Nelson Cc.Professional Cards.""~waeJohn E. Woodard.Wilson, N.C.Ay IODARD & HARDING,ATYORNEYS-AT-LAW,~treenville, N.~pecial attention given co collectionsand settlement of claima, .Loars made on short time.i, U. Harding,Fer terms &¢, app'y toMRs, L. G. BERNARD,Greenville, N.C.The CharlctieOBSERVER,North Carolina:sFOREMOST NEWSPAPERDAILYANDWEEKLY.ee APbles is retained for hours or everdays after death.fact has enabled the Indians of Bra.zil to put the heads of dead ants touse in their simple surgery. Thesides of a wound.are drawn togeth.er, and the necessary number ofKnowing this |large ants are held with their heads |Of course the Democrats will] have five electors out of 23. They| bave polled as many as 52,000votes. ,In Tennesee the Populiats areweak and no fusion arrangement+ In Iilinois fasion has been con.summated, the Democrats having2@and the Populists tour clectors.atter mayTvote for Sewall in-es0 the -Democratic{to the ridge directly over the gash.When their jaws come together onthe place where the skin has beenseparated, the insectTs head is pinch-:ed off and left clinging to the sever.In Montana nothing has. yeta{ndependent and fearless ; clgger anmore attractive than ever. it will be ainvaluable visitor to the home. thoffice, the club or the work room.THE DAILY OBSERVER.All of the news of the world. Complete Daily reports from the Stat.- and National Capitols. $8 a vearTHE WEEKLY OBSER Acjae ayA perfect family journal. A!ml ae of the soit ~The reportsfrom the Legislature a lal. Fea-ture. Remember the Weekly Ob-server. ~ONLY .ONE DOLLAR A YEARSend for sample copies. Addresshas been made. They sre expect-| ed skin, which they hold togethervote for Bryan and Sewall, | antil the wound is perfectly healed.ed to vote for Bryan - vat | -St. Louis Republic. |THE OBSER| Vants. Fish anGREENVILLE INSTITUTE.S. D. BAGLEY, A. M., Prineipal.Next session will begin 7th day ofseptembeT 1893. Iustruetion thorough"Discipline tin bet kind. Pupilprepared to enter any college, or forbusiness, For putieulars apply to thePrine: pal, TSarbers. |AMES A. SMITH,TONSORIAL ARTIST.GREENVILLE. N. 0,Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeingand Pressing Gents Clothes a specialtyNee Te,PycRGERT EDMUNDS,FASHIONABLE BARE EK.Special attention given to cleaningGentlemens Clothing. }OTEL NICHOLSON, .H J. A, Burexss, Mer.~Washington, N.C,ttThis Hotel has been thoroughly renuvated, several new rooms » ele-tric bellsto every room. Atten tivesters sery ed aPatronage of traveling public ol ieCentiely located. ."_-Greenville, No.Py