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Sigie See es eeD. J. WHICHARD,Editor and Owner.TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.etre npnoressgssiepn tpt lan are ete ttesaneir-ite tatiana earner tana tien ian tneeVol. 4.GREENVILLE, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1896.¢HIGH.ART1CLOTHNGUWIdesigner of styles forHALL 10g~ae"_/) =New and completeline|,ofDress Goods,Carpets,andTrimmingsto match4Rugs andel?oewe his * cs"? i Neat dooiglo:the BakT af ie_ Mattingsvariety.sueCome St sée them, nd_ trouble, ad ini gootk.Pe ah ithe: = ppogietnns MEA ¢iy? fsa Raa aie? oie T .oeGreenville: +| Hal. W. Ayer,jadiutes, |' mats eer or:: PubicT {Tnstrnctisy; {pou oman| |tor Associate Justice of the:oTAN AE FS.STRAIGHT ENDORSEMENT OFGOLD BUGS.cedFormer Opiniors«f the ~ Organ� onSuch a Course,For Governor: :Daniel L. Russell, Gold.""""eesay along this line.torney General, Douglass tor AssociateJustice, and four of the Congressmen,including White, (col.) are open andavowed Gold bugs and favor McKinleyfor President. This is the ticket as itis now fixed for you to vote.As to whether the Populists siouldvote ic we will not give you Democratic authority but willyour organ, The Caucasian, has hai togive you what,These are extractsor Wm. A. Guthrie, Silver.For Licutenant-Goveznor :QO. H. Dockery, Silver.or C. A. Reynolds, Gold.For Treasurer :W.H. Worth, Gold or Silver,which ?For Secretary of State :Cy. Thompson, Silver.For Auditer :||Silver,Skinner Henderson,CoonGold.or~from that naper with dates affixed, youare not coriectly quoted :can examine the copies and cee if they ||oSome months ago the Repubhe: 1party made ap: ~oposition to divide |equally the electoral ticket iu the State |with the Populists. ~Phe " Pouliststhought it prudent to decline this p-op-ositen because it might possibly leadthem to the support of goldbugs, and!this the Populists are ple dged net to do.A pledge is a sacred thing ~and NO@H.ING butthe PRESERV "ATION OFLIFE OR EXISTENCE can be pleadas an excuse for breaking it.�"Cauea-For Supt. Publie Instruction :C. A. Mebane, Silver.For Attorney-General :Z. V. Walser, Gold.For Associate Justices :W. A. Montgomery, Silver.R. M. Douglass, Gold.For Congress"First district.Harry Skinner, Silver.Second District :Geo. H. White (col,), Gold.Third District :J. E. Fowler, Silver.Fourth District :| W. F. Strowd, Silver.Fifth District :Thos. Settle, Gold.Sixth District -C. H. Martin, Silver.Seventh District :A. C. Shutord, Silver.Eighth District :R. Z. Linney, Gole.Ninth District :Richmond Pearson, Gold.For United States Seaatpr :Jeter C. Pritchard, Gold.Above will be found the fusion tick-et as it was arranged this week by thePopulist and Republican ExecutiveCommittees. How long it will remainthis way no humam being can tell. Cer-\ainly no longer than the bosses wish.We vecture the assertion that notaRepublican or Populist in the Stateknows now what ticket he will be call-ed upon to vote. The People iu these| parcies are purely at the mercy of thebosses. If this is not a spectaclefor pecple in a country where theynominate thei own officers in conven-tions to be in then we are mistaken.Let us analyze ihis ticket a httle:First we have two candidates respect"ively for the offices of Governor, Lieu-tenant-Governor, and Auditor. This issimply a sham. Nobudy believes thatthere will be more than one candidatetor each of these vilises on the day ofelection. It is only kept as it nowstands to deceive the people. The Re-publicans were afraid to t-ke Russellsupport Guthrie} The Populists knewthat the rank . anh ile. of their partywould never vote tor Russell so theydared not taxe Guthrie down. Theprogramme evidently is ~to ran bothmen until the; time,is near . that, therevill be no time ; for, kicking, and thensénd out tickets with ~only one name ontor each Office! |) ~So with all the otlier| offices uel whigh, nth are | wo besrp be ef beT ~a igway?� h fehaite Je seb hs Ay nt othprospects in sia it will be done:Now as tot re whee both parties~acl the same id Worth forfor S ue* Superintendent ~ofCourt; all are advocating tree pry~ Bryan for President.T Walser for At~otf for fear their. followers would not].sian, Sept. 3.Again, what a spectacle it woald befor us to have aState ticket with one-half the candidates supporting and ad-vocating on thestump the election of agold bug tor President, and the otherih alt of the candidates en the same tick"et fighting golibugs and supportingjust the opposite kind of a candidate.There is no use in discussing such aproposition ; it fails of its own weight ; ;it condemns itself; it is absurd. _Caucasian, Feb, 20.oThe Caucasian is in favor ef co-op-erating ~or principle. But how can weco-opera~e with those who are going inin opposite directionT We are striv-ing to bring about relief to the indus~trial classes and the business of thecountry. We must fight those who areherding in the camp of the gold"bugsand the monopolists. We have no patience with tuvse who favor joiningtogether opposite and opposing forcesby a division of tickets tor official posi-tions. We are opposed to co-cperatingwith those who have no principles butwho simply want our votes to helpthein to the pre counter. Ifwe will standby principle we will pnd that there arefifty thousand men in the old partieswho ur3 as patriotic as we are.�"Cau-easian, March 26.oA man who supports a gold bug forPrcsident is a party bag, and an ene-my to the people and good government.FALL FASPGA IAll the new thingsfor fall are here, par-ticularly things for theschool boys"suits, ex-tra pants, ect. Moth-ers it will be better foryou to come here andbuy him these " betcersort at the low price lThe PeopleTs, party was organized totight this kind of men. __ Caucasian,Apr'l ¢.any man who says he is a Populist andthen says he is willing to vote foragold buy. He may be ohonest but weaunTt want to be mixed up with anysuch honesty as that. A man may. bea good fellow in his WAY, but it inightbe a very proper thieg to damn thisway. � _Caucasian, April 2.oThe majority of the voters cf theState endorse the resolutions passed bythe Silver convention, held in Raleighon the 25th of last September. If thePeopleTs party shall co-operate withany other party in the eoming cam-paign, it will be on the basis of thoseresolutions. ~The PeopfeTs party can-not co-operate with any party unlesssuch party is willing to co-operate onprinciples and toT advance a greatcause.� Cauvasian, January 20.oWe do not.want to co-operate withgold bugs, but we want to co-operateagainst gold bugs. If we cannot ec-operate «with the Republigans on thatline,T cettainly if is,impossible to co-operate ¢ with: © hon! without giving upevery plank and letter of the platform."Caubag ) March 12. ,oHéw was this proposition: (to fuseon shefeAiven aheision) net: by: the Re-publican: ~By a'fatuous, selfish, cold"bloodto. overmerical #ttength, ~a ;plunder a few metie- », Thete was,PhanotT thefavurabl Inite. .that.a mthe sinveredts of the- ~peovotes th®'capture andae deptnds." A flata are in tais thiug-for tHe je[conrinveD oN FOURTH pac]oWe donTt believe in the honesty of |id, ~alinost T brutab-. propositionT:pelea. a political enemy by nu-|and coolly divide the}-s¥ ..w of a suggestion. as to} yan issue wii which both parties could] ,oChere isno evidence bents ag a given Oh he~their proposition ean ak hi tshis: ~We,the officeholde ss luuvin SHOESa specialty.FRANKaan"A Brilliant display of earlyeFall-WintefCLO TH-in the newest effects, inCheviots, Worsteds ~andall the latest weaves,for dress and businesswear. Remember I war-rant correct style, bestworkmanship,perfect fitBuy now" ,. 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¥cei inintiie3 "%D. J. WHICHARD. Editor.enot"sanimessicetitanenye tasting encanintseinen oeene nanirensoen petnimenanoateoS gupSCRIPTION RATES.- - * bedOne year.One month,One week.- O o- eeaxtra cost.Adlyertisng ratethe officeoERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY).pine tn aaa"Entered as second-class nail matter.$3.002d10Delivered in town by carriers withouts are liberal and can bebad on app'ication to the editor or atseen aac»erWe desireio each neighborhood,a {vo correspondent atavery postoftice in the county, who will~4 brief items of NEWS as it occursee Write plainlyaad only on one side of the paper.enerLineral Commission Onion rates paid to agents.encima enpanne emma ae"SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12TH,ennsuoscrip-eel1896.DEMOCRATNatiunal Ticket.FOR PRESIDENT.WILLIAM J. BRYAN,ot Nebraska.FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.ARTHUR SEWALL,| of Maine.ial0; NOMINEES.FOR CONGR ESS"FIRST DISTRICT.w. H. LUCAS,of Hyde county.FOR ELEC TOR"FIRST PISTRICT.JOHN H. SMALL,of Beaufort county.emergenceState Ticket-FOR GOVERNOR: .CYRUS B. WATSON,of Forsyh.FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR:THOS. W. MASON,of Northampton.FOR SECRETARY:CHAS. M. LOOKE,ot Franklin.FOR AUDITOR :R. M, FURMAN,ot Buncombe.FOR TREASURER :B. F. AYCOCK,of Wayne,ne viewerSUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION =J. C. SCARBOROUGH,of Johnston.FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALF. 1, OSBORNE,of Mecklenburg.sree~FOR M6S0CIATE JUSTICES OF THE 8U- |PREME COURT,~ A. C. AVERY, of Burke,~ G.. H. BROWN, of Beavfort.- COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.' FOR THE SENATE.J.J. LAUGHINGHOUSE.FOR REPRESENTATIVES,J B LITTLE,C L BARRETT,eamFOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.J A K TUCKER,JESSE CANNON,.A B CONGLETON.FOR suunryr:G M TUCKER.mn commOE memios rates dced dat_ BOR TREASURER.oD ait ay awe fiiche Cohan.FOO REGISTER OF DEEDS.»LB MEWBORN.J L.LIRTLe, 3 -r : ~ 9 if rar ¥UGHINGHOUSE. |ae' WieCara 4 ORES, ee ~Pena ~ ~eee ae ,ina six months.is the unusualexperience of Mrs. W. S.Vaughan, of Rocky Mount, N. G.,and also of Washington. Mrs.Vaugban is young, pretty andwealthy. Qn St. ValentineTs Dayshe was Mrs. Maggie CO. Daven-port, a young widow with muchproperty near Rocky Mount.She had married when 4 girl.Her busband died within twoyears and she gave up house-keeping:On March 26 she was marrieto James H. Portis, of Winston,N.C. He was a very sick map,but he loved her devotedly and~t was bis dying wish that theyshould be wedded. To pleasehim and sooth the last hours Ofone for whom she was bound tohave a deep affection she con-sented to the ceremony.T Within aweek, Mr. Portis, who had con-sumytion and could not speakabove a whisper at the ceremony,was deud.He had been an early sweet-heart. They both married oth-ers and their companicrs died.They met again a year ago andthe old attachment sprung UD:When he begged for a deathbedmarriage she could not refuse.He bad two children for whom heasked a motherTs care.After his death she met Mr.Vaughan, a successful travelingagent for a Baltimore house,whow she had kuown for manyyears. They saw each other oftenand Mr. Vaughan made it con-to her side.It was not long till they madeup their minds that life for themcould only be happy when theywere united in the closest rela"tion of human existence. Whenthis conclusion was reached it wasnot hard for them to find that nojust objection could be made totheir early union-Mr. Portis left no very near rel~atives who could take offense attheir wedding. Mrs. Vaughan iswell enough off to disregard con-ventionalities. She came to heraunt, Mrs. B. A. Johnson, No. 208Maryland avenue northeast.Thero for three weeks past shebas been very happy preparingfor her third wedding, a match ofber own choosing, and in whichher beart went out to the mau shewas to we: .Mr. Vaughaa came cv Mondayapd spent the day with his affi-anced. Atthe same time. he se-cured the liceuse for their wed-ding. He gave his own age astwenty-eight, and that of hisbride to be twenty-six. His residence was Baliimore, hers RockyMount, N..C.; he bad neyer beenmarried before; she was a widow.Yesterday Mr. Vaughan, ac-eompanied by Mrs. Portis and heraunt, Mrs. Johnson, drove to theresidence of Rev. B- F, Bittinger,at No 638 F street southwest.They presented their license, andMr. Bittinger, finding it in per-fect form, performed the cere-mony. The couple then took.theafternoon train for Baltimore,They will spend a week or two intravel before settling déwn intheir homein. Rocky Mount."Washington Times. ,} t~Gned Tor Her Life. |The (crowds; injthe court roomhere yesterday morning looked~this point. It damns ~he one andvenient to come again and again |upouasad jscepe A young wo-|S}PHOS puy:yal telling him to beware and tomiugle not with the virtuoous andthe pure. Socciety ~is wrong onforgives the other. Even th®church deals wore lightly withthe man than with the womanunder such circumstarces: Letthe band of disapproval rest alikeupon both."Monroe Inquierer,CATARRE.ate pumrontemeennrasinnmne em tnaHis Worst Enemy Defeated byP,P, P., LippmanTsGreat Remedy.FOR THREE ~YEARS HE SUFFERED--COULDHARDLY BREATHB AT NIGHT-ONENOSTRIL CLOSED FOR 10 YEARS.Mr. A. M. Ramsey, of DeLeon, Texas,was a sufferer from Catarrh in its worstform. Truly, his description of his sufferings seem little short of marvelous, In-stead of seeking his couch, glad for thenights coming, he went to it with terror,ee that anuther long, weary, wake-ful night and u struggle to breathe wasbefore hint. He could not sleep on eitherside for two years. P. P. P., LippmanTsGreat Remedy, cured him in quick time.DE LEON, TEXAS.Messrs. LIPPMAN BROS., Savannah, Ga.Gents: I have used nearly four bottlesof P. P. P. I was afflicted from the crownof my head to the soles of my feet. YourP. P: P. has cured my difficulty of breath-ing, smothering, palpitation of the heart,and has relieved me of all pain. One nos-tril was elosed for ten years, but now |can breathe through it readily.I have not slept on either side for twoyears; in fact, I dreaded to see night come.Now I sleep soundly in any position allolght.am 50 years old, but expect soon tobe able to take hold of the plow handles.I aoquuee that I was lucky enough to getP. P. P., and I heartily recommend it tomy friends and the public generally.Yours respectfully,A. M. RAMSEY.THE STATE OF TkXAAS"County ofComanche."Before the undersigned au-thority on this day, personally appearedA. M. Ramsey, who, after being dulysworn, says on oath that the foregoingstatement made by him relative to thevirtue of P. P. P. medicine fs true.A. M. RAMSEY.Sworn to and subscribed before me this.August 4th, 1891.J. M. LAMBERT, N. P..Somanche County, Texas.Catarrh Cured by P. P. P.(LippmanTs Great Remedy) where all otherremedies failed.Rheumatism twists and distorts yourpeode and feet. t Its fgoules are intense,ut speedy relief and a rmanent cureis gained by the use of P. oP ~omanTs weakness, whether nervous orotherwise, can be cured and the systembuilt up by P. P. P. A healthy woman isa beautiful woman. .Pimples, blotches, eczema and all dis-figurements of the skin are removed andcured by P. P. P.P. P. P. will restore your apetite, buildup your systen) and regulate you in everyway. P. P. I. removes that heavy, down-eae ed feeling. xor Blotches and Fimples ontake P. P 5 p on the face,adies, for natural and thorough organicregulation, take P. P. P., vigniente ~GreatRemedy. and get well at once.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.LIPPMAN BROTHERS, APOTHECARIES,SOLE PROPRIETORSLippmanTs Block, Savannah, «ia. {For sale by J. L. Wooten, Drug-gist next docr to 0. T. White.§ © x34 o ra3 yy. S23 ey A2 6K }~&. ~~ ye 35 enpel S4Eg |. 2tp yes |if ~*. aetD. Wzpublic.Greenville, N.C.STOCKHOLDES.Representing a Capital of More Than a HalMillion Dollars,Wm. T. Dixon, President NationalExchange Bank, Baltimore, Ma.The Scotland Neck Bank, ScotlanaNeck, N. �,�. 3Noah Biggs, Scotland Neck, N.C:R. R. Fleming, Pactolus, N, C.Hardee HiggsGreenville, N. C.ee EE RATEWe respectfully solicit the accountsof firms, individuals and the generalChecks and Account Books furnished on application.ylote stock ofgeESTABLisHED 1875.SAM. M. SSHULTZ,PORK SIDES &SHOMLDERSYARMERS AND MEKUHAN'TS BUYing their yearTs supplies will tinetheir interest to get our prices befere pu.chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is completen allits branches.FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAhRICK. i WA, &e.A.WayS ubLOWEST M*RXET PRIOKGTOBACEO SRUFF x. CIGARSwe buy direct from Manufacturers euabling youto buy at one protit. A corFURNITUREalways onhand and soldat prices to suitthe times. Qur goods areall bought andsold for CASH therefore, having no riskto run,we sell at a close margin.s. M. SCHUGT, Graenvilie, NOCopen onThe work and diselpline of the schoo)will be as heretofore. ;We ask a continuance of your pastCREENVILLMale dea 7The next session of this school willMONDAY SEPT. 7, 1896.and contiuue for 10 months.The terms are 43 follows.iberal patronage.W. H. RAGSDALE,Bros., |eeee | ~ "| Remarkable Marriage Experience of| the society of those who had onco|!. W. HIGGS, Pres. }- §. HIGGS, Cashier} J HAVE TEE PRETTIESTTALY REFLECTOR Young Mrs. Vaughan. associated with ber. As to her Maj. HENRY HARDING Aas Cashier. " LINE OF =: 2ee : ne _. |companion in sin, he moves ip | ys ine? s i |Thrice married and twice with- society with nofrowns of}disappro Wall Paper !Be-sure to see my samples: All newstyles, uot an old piece in the lot. .Will take pleasure in bringing -.samples to your home if you will:notify we at wy shop near Huni--ber's, cn Dickerson avenue,A. P° ELLINGTON..ever shown in Greenville.Greenville Market. ©Corrected by 8. M. Schultz.Butter, penlb 15 to 25Western Sides 4t tod.Sugar cured Hams 10 to 124Corn 40 to 60Corn Meal 50 to 65Flour, Family 3.75 to 4.25Lard 5} to 1¢Oats 35 to 4�,�Sugar 4 toG.Coffee 13 to 25Salt per Sack sv to 1 75Chickens 10 to 25Eggs per (oz WwW to 11Beeswax. per 0Cotton ang reanut,Below are Norfolk prices of coito.and peanuts for yesterday, as furnishedby Cobb Bros. & Commission Merechants of Norfok -COTTON.300d Middling 8Middiing rTLow Middling aeGood Ordinary 65Tone" quietPEANUTS.Prime f 24Extra Prime 3oancy 38hSpanish 81.10 buTone"firm.eT cmemed| GRE-ENVILLE TCRB4SCS. MARKETREPORT.enemaCY Oo. L. JOYNER.....2$ 10 866LT)LuGs"Comimon.... .Fine.... ceeeecceal to 14.Currers -Common... ....64 told:Fine........ .10 to J8. A | PNG Primary, 8ee, 7 ta ondary orTer: matiary: ~OD POISON permanentlymem curedin 16t085 days, You can be treatcd afmi nome forsame price under same Fuaranehaeee ty. If you prefer tocomehere we will con:crette pap ralinondza reand hotel dills,andpoabarse, if we fail to cure. If you have taken merscury, iodide perneh, and-atlil beve aches andpeins, Hucgns atches in mouth, Sere Throat,imples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers onany part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows fallinout, it is this Secondary BLOOD POISOwe | Pesertall Be tocure, We solicit the most obsti-nate cases and challenge the world foracase we cannotcure. This disease has awaysbaffled the skill of the most eminent physi-cians. $500,000.capital, behind our unecgndictional guaranty., Absoran e roofs se se onEp rem eRe st Raeae 34 ost fe. oe ear tae the eeOMESCHGOL FOR GIRLS.Will open at oElm Cottage,TOct. 2nd. a Home School for Git's..from 8 to 16-yeurs of age. Nuti-ber limited to 10. AddressMrs. A. L. McC. WHELAN,Norwocd P. O Nelson Cx."Professional Cards.emanate eet etem seen aan in, SeJohn E. Woodard, F.U. Harding,Wilson, N.C. Greenville, N. ©.Primary k nglish per mo. $2 00 OODAKD & HARDING.Intermediate ~6 ~o * $2 00}. / ATVORNEYSAT+LAW, ..-Higher ve be 33 00 Greenvitle, N.| Languages (each) ** 8150} -pecial attention given cv collectionsané settlement of claims.Loar.s'made on short time.erage eth coment naA Large stock ofe"at =an ~ ~et |C, Gobb:& Son,b4 4 * T: Je ae* . ' * 4 ¥: Meee ey 4. RLY ar a Ba RE ao ela :xmy7 q , adt ~. " ~ ;am. Ba .VATE teWe* ~CareRea %ife etsree : pa aa 5House FurnishingGoods, Bicycles, ce.ay ~ staat me| Just) openedT up inHegituis cadubie ghepette igh) bat ©re a eeMASINIG LODGE SCHOOLFer terms &c. apply. to. Pea0) " MRs, 'E/G.( BERNARD)Greenville, N, C.OTEL NIGBOISON,Hs aaa7 Washington, N.C,é Lee tee lag ye i iThis Hote? hind det u thorotniti Firthvated, several new rooms added,:tric bells to ever: «attentive ser-var ~Oysters served daily.ave viic solicited.iiwePeogeing (santas | o a ai ahs he me komme, a .BE OPT ME;; : ze R- ~ sreetea

4 eee ae Dy sad ay CY Dp eh CY eRe Pie eae eSSsPINGS 6 WEEE * 2koAND BRANCHES.AND FLORENCE RAIL ROADCoadenseu pcneduleea pitW. J. BryanTs Tour Through NorthNEXT PRESIDINT COMING.Carolina.-. The following is the officiai pre-gramme of Mr. BryanTs tourthrough North Corolina: |Leave Asheville at 5 p. m., Sep-tember 16.Leave Hickory at 9 p. m., Sep-tember 16.Arrive Statesville at 10 p. m.,September 16._ Leave Statesville at 10:15 p. m,September 16,Arrive Charlotte at 11:45, Sep-tember 16.Leaye Charlotte at 9:30 a. m.,September 17.Arrive Salisbury 11a. m., Sep-tember 17.Leave Salisbury 11:15 a. m.,September 17.Arrive Greersboro 1:245 p. m.,September 17.Loave Greensboro 3 p. m., Sep-tember 17.Arrive Darbam &:3tember 17.Leave Durham 6 p m., Septem-ber 17.Arrive Raleigh 7 p. m., SeptemNp. m, Sep-TRAINS GOING SOUTH.Dated (8 & Pe esJune 14th 6 RlE¢ x1896. [A GOK, AQA. MoM) [AMLeave Weldon | 11 55) 9 44! |Ar. Rocyk Mt | 1 00/1039TeLy Tarboro | 1212) ~~ |Lv Rocky Mt 1 00)10 | 5 45Lv Wilson 2 0811 | 6 20Lv Sehna 2 53 !Lv Fay'ttevile) 4 361.7Ar. Florence 7 25) 3 4@ , oORA)| lpM.L A.MLy Wilson 2 08 6 20Lv Goldsboro 3 10 (0dLv Magnolia 4 16 810Ar Wilmington] 5 45 | 9 45P. M. A.MTRAINS GOING NOTRHDated Zmie | lee,april 20, O'R | 3 | [3m1886. AA \a | \4 5nS ealAL MIP.MS |Ly Floretce S40 7 + |Ly Fayetteville) 11 10) 4 40)Vivo selma 12 37Ar Wilscu Lois; |aensesne o ke) ee |ee; | yeox '72 {M. P. M.i.v Wilmington} 9 25 7 00J.v Magnolia | 10 62 8 301. Greldsboro | 12 01 9 36ar Wilson 1 00 10 27i.y Larboro 2482s} oR.o's 6 =y ee) yrP. M. P. MIP. M,iv Wilson 1 20 1t 35) 10 32Ar Rocky Mt | 2 17 L211} 11 165ar Tarboro 40Lv TarboroLy. Roeky Mt | 2 17 RuAr Weldon 1 01Train on Scotland Neck Branch Roadeaves Weldon 3.45 p. m., Halifax 4.10_p.m., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55W., Greenville 6,47 p.m., Kinston 7.45p.m, Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2a.m., Greenville 8,22 8m. ArrivaGalifax at 11:00 a. m., We'don 11.20 umJaily except Suudayv. .Trains on Washnigton Branch lesveWashington 8.00 a, m., and 3.00 p.m,arrives Parmele 3.50 a. m., and 4.40 p.m., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., returningleavesTarboro 3.30 p. m., Parmele 10.20 a. m.and $.20 p. Uy arrives Washington11.50 a. m., and 7.10 p., m. Daily ex-ept Sunday. Conneeis with trains onScotland Nuck Branch.Tram leaves car voru, Nmarie & i.Jeigh i. x. daily except Sun-day, 264 oJ p. m., Sunday #00 P. M;arrive Plymoutu 3.00 VP. M., 6.25 p me:Returuing .2aves Plymvuuth ually excepterate 6.00 a. pig Sunday 30 a n.,arboro [0.25 a.m apd 1). 45rade on Midland N.C. branch leavesGoldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 am, arriving Smithfield 7°30 a. m. Re-turning leaves Smithtield 8 00 a. m,, ar-rives «ut Goldsbors 9.30 a. m.Trams in Nashville branch leaveRocky Mount at 4.30 p. m.. arriveaessigote 5.u5 p..m., Spring Hope 5,30p.. ~Returning leave: Spring Hope8, Wa. m., Nashville 8.3) a m, airive: atRocky. Mount 9.05 am, daily exceptSunday.Trains on Laita branch, Florence R&., leave Lata 6.40 pm, airive: Dunbar7.50 pm, Clio 8.05 p m. Returningleave Cliot6.10 am, Dunbar 6.30 a m,arri\e Latta 7.60 a m, daily exeept Sun-day.» Tratn: onClinton Branch leayes War-aaw for Clinton caily, except Suuday,11.10 a, m. and 8.50 p, m: Returning\ leaves Clinton at 7.00 a. m..and3,00 1 m.Train No. 78 makes close connection, 1 po! om i~ivan Supt.T. M, EMERSON. Teafie Ménage~J. R. KENLY, GenTl Mantere, trit i~"falect Fema wt| hae securid the services of a othor-oughly competent teacher and shailopen a s¢ho siti the. putidingon my prémises lately occupied as musicrooms. ~The session begius ouBepoc inv aaUy, via Albe-'ber li. |Leave Rajeigh 9 p. m., Sepiem-|-| ber 17.| Arrive at Selwa 10 p.m., Sep~tember 17.| Arrive Goldsboro IL p. m., Sep~tember 17.Leave Goldsboro| September 18.| Arrive Wilson 1!:30 a. wn, Sep_| tember 18.Arrive Rocky Munnt 12:3) p. w.,September 15.Leave Rocky ~iount 2:17regular schedule of Coast Line.Arrive Weldon 2:32, September18.The priucipal speeches wil! bem:; de at Asheville, Hickory, Cuar-Notte, Greensboro and KockyMount. Train will stop for threeininute speeches at Marion, Mor-ganton, Mooresvi'le, Concord,Lexington, Burlington and at nootber points.10:30 a. w.,On| TOWN TREASURERTS REPORT.Report of W. f. Godwyn, Treasurer ofthe Town of Greenville, N. 5.a1895. DR.A acet. with said Tow� Geneal FundMay 20.To amt reeTd from J. 8. Smichformer TreasJune 4.To amTtreeTd from J. W, Perkins$264 81],fines ana costs 34 05To amTt recTd from J. W. FerkinsMarket rerts 9 00To amTt reeTd from Fred Cox finesa yd cos's 11 00;July 2.To am'Ts reeTd from J. o. Perkinsfines and costs 25 25~To aaTt reeTd from J. W. PerkinsMarket rents 29 92To aimnTt reeTd from Fred Cox finesan costs 15 -00August 1.amTt recTd fron WoT, Cox ryghaklt saca Tax Col parchase tax 33 00Vo amTt reeTd fre m W. H, Coxtux col. aray license 10 00August 22,To amTt reeTd from W. H, Joxtux col, bo: ding house 5 oo~Yo am't reeTd from W. H. Coxtax col, dray lic nse 15 ooT's amTt reeTd from W, H. Coxtax col, purchase taxSeptember J.To am~t reeTd trom J. W. Perkins11 50To amt recTd from W,February 8il �,�oxtax collector 123 00March 16.To amTt rec'd from J. W. Perkinsfines and costsMarch 21,foamTt recTd from W, H. Coxtax collector ° 225 00April 1.To amTt eed from J. W. Perkins 18 28April 2.To amTt rec'd from Fred Cox 81 00April 3.To amTt recTd from Fred Cox.Aprii 6,To amTt rec'd from W,tax collectorApril 25.To amt rec'd om county costsVay 6To amTt rec'd from county costsMay 11.Toam't reeTd from J. W. Peakins 50 00" Mays. -ToamTt reeTd from W. H. Coxtax collector*¢ be be 1%144 3758 10H, Cox415 002 ¢93 00200 759 74Total amount received. $3873 30.CR.ee enna pnpatin ynOctober 551 C C ForbesOctober 7~oS E Pender & CoOctober:8loo D D Haskett117 F C Williams111 Samuel Mayo116 J W Perkins92 Moses King114 Willis Clark113 Willis Clark100 J L Starkey110.4 'T Moye127 T A Wilkes106 H T Kinglld Fred Cox108 Silas Yelllow'ey109 © © Forhes105 Peter Plumer107 J B Cherry}12 J W MurphyNovember 9.103 Ola ForbesNovember 7.131 TA Wiikes189 Sam Mayoily CC ForbesMay 25, 1895. |August 10August 2438 H T King 7 F077 Sherman Foreman 1 42476 'T A Wilkes 1 874September 3456 Peter Pl-mmer 2 45&3 J W Perkins 79 00638 't A Wiikes 2 24W wu Brown to J W Perkins 8 0098 Fred Cox | 70.00fines aud costs 85 52 Bee ihe Clark 50)To one receipt from J. W, Per- (2Willis Clark _ 00kins amTt paid W. L. Brown 5 Aton ;Mayor pro tem SJ) :To amTt reeTd from Fred Cox fines 19 Caeser Kennedy 5M)and costs 61 J L Langley 15 00September ,. 93 J C Cobb & Son 2 20To amTt.recTd from J. W Perking :market HIE 8 69 35 o1 WuT cl pepiemmer 4 » 50eptember 18, i is ClarkToam't ae from W. H. Cox tax i t « F ares ~2 AGcollector ll ilkes :Oxtober J, 89 Samuel Mavo 81 50To amit recTd from W. dH, Cox tax 95 Z V Hooker 5ocollestor b 1 00 September 18- October 8To amTt recTd tas Ji Ww. Perkins a7 ut 2 Harris a vadme #2 20) 95 5 1 Btatkey 13.67To gnTt req'd from, iM W, Perkins ~3 iy ae wil Heea.and costs 4& 65 is ~| To wp" peo rd, kom. Fred Cox Ges, aon September 19To amTt reat from W. H. Cox tox ro : te | a o6au "Novemt ey 62/ 50 Samuel Mey. 15 00vember |55 Ed Latham 860o.nmTt repel frag! Wr Rerking 89:Ka Latham 320l-r'o amTt tee? Ae ande 62 25149 Greenville I.umber Ce, 8 490 amTt recTd from o. ow, Perkins 82:Greenyille lyumber Co. 3 £8alain 9, 107 September 20ovember sTo amTt reeTd from Fred Cox fines 85-3. W Muorphy 40 00and costs 15 95/72 Ola Forbes. © 35 56 |)rT i itera hw 7" 7 44 Ola Forbes 2o 840 amTtrecTd from erking a: ~puke dea " 78 10 eptember 21 orb}~o amTt recTd from Fr fi : 7| el. Cox fines, ; abo"ko ant re fro Reed Cax basisa) Beet : : 96 00} go: 1%3 00?o 00.33 503 3875108BEF. Na 20.~~ Qb22| . December 0.NO. TO WHOM ISSUED AMOUNT. |1 Rands«l Everett 8 300)June 1,2 George Ne] 27h3 Randal Everett BT4 Charles Edwards 3 375 IW Perkins 10 00 |6 John Uines 3 377 Abram Hatris 3108S Julias Jenkins 3.089 Fd Latham 5010'T A Wilkes 7 50dune 4,93.) W Perkins 12.1015.1 'T Move TS 0024 Fred Cox 22:1013 Greenville Limmber Co, resis J L starkey 4 39)19 DD Haskstt 4 3)14 Alfred For! es 95012 Ola Forbes 495)17 © © Forhes 3.99)20 Ola Forbes 13 20)1! J W Murphy 1° 3321 Samuel Mavo 6 50245 WC Hines 145 COJune 72" Moses Williams 1793June 826'T A Wilks 33729 Willis Graham 36797 Nathan Henrahan 92530 James Whitley 2 �,�231 Henry Lewis 337July 248 J W Perkins 35 00168 E VPerder 17549 Fred Cex 39 00August 139.3 C Colb& Son 3.00!35 T A Wilkes 2 2d |August 245 D D Haske~t 27058 JA Whitty 1 7046 J W Murphy 20 0064'T A Wilkes 187!67 Ed Latham 187362 Silas Yellowlev J 123)68 Silas Yellowley 2 25)August o69 Willis Clark 1 26566 Abram Harris 1123it8 J W Murphy1 6 J L Langiey126 shade Weathington36 Willis Clark21 Brown & HookerF 1:8 J} T Moye1135 J W Perkins24.J L Starkey32 Abram Harris33 Willis Graham1134 Rouben Clark1180 Frank WilsonNovember 91 9 oveenville Lumber Co.138 Fred Cox65 Major Pollardli ie 4 |fred Forbes152 Greenville Jamber Co.127 Ol LKorbesNovember 12Ino Wil is © lark| 122 MG Yoye| November141 �,� © Forbes123 J L Wo euNOVe ubersam MayoNovember 20igo DOA Wickes(145 Wiley Kandolph15) Abram Harris145 Lsave Price147 Willis GrahamNovember149 J ~IT Moye116 Reuben Clark143 James Hatterson144 James Hatterson]idlele}4eheLeoe|176 J W Perkins167 J W Perkinsi161 © C Forb-s(178 Reuben Ciark158 Wiley Randoiph(172 Fred Cox| 177 T A Wilkesbe k'red Cox! ve Joe Eborn| 157 John kov168 Daniel Dupree' do Ned Spell6) Thos. WilliamsVecember 6.155 Isaac Pricei166 J ~IT Moye~ 153 J rT Moye163 Ju * tarkey & Co,152 J W Murphy70 WM Kinsaul 115 5 180 BlouLt & Fleming57 Wm Waldrop: 2 60) December 7.47 J L Daniel 66 |1164 DJ Whierudldo I P PriceDeceinber ¢.165 Henry SheppardDecember 7.162 William Waldrop166 Jumeg tharterson175 Willis Graham154 Caeser Blount159 Silas Douelson1/38 Reuben ClarkDecember 18.171 Ola Forbeslecember 19.187 J W Perkits182 C6 C Forbes~ December 21,1e3 J W MuiphyO-cember 24.184 Willis Clark186 TA Wilkes185 Reuben Clark187 Ed LathamJanuary 2,193 J TT Moye197 CU C Forbes144 © C Forbes190 J W Murphy,, January 3,189 Fred Cox188 Ben Cherry195 W L Brown196 W L Brown191 Olas faa Ws193 William Vad opJanuary 14,199 Blount & FlemingJanuary 17,179 W. H: CoxJanuary 20.202 © © Forbes192 E C WilliamsFeburary 1,lot Ola ForbesFebruary 6.loo Blount & Fleming :February 7204 C Cc Forbes~ February 18266 J ~IT Maye207 J Ww MurphyFebruary208 Wiilis Clark209 WM P Note tt2lo 8 P Johitison |212 Ed La |Ff tas oaty 2 25RS Je© al"~ St or Gm1896.Jaunary 23,105 Win om ee a | |~aie ealoOoe 8~~}"Sen"TO " bo on oOS285aPoy»robo fe62 5820 0020 841 07315 Gu6 2521 001 Go1 00i 7d20 0016 of40 0013 4338243 824307420 002] 2840 CO1 bo13887 42Lo s4db 001 2»1 006 3v4vi1 50x254 87316 5»5 252 054 506 0034 69lib£06 4740 007 5012 753 00367}0) Os& a)203156 006 00lz Ou5 2320 0050 00we boo2 ©oo41:316 509 003 37466020 8010 006 005 001 oo18)1 86llo12 oo6 002 5415 0040 00307 501 0020 8415 0035 Co3/217 C C Forbes239 J T MoyeMarch 5208 Ola Forbes26 J W Murphy25 W illis Clark214 J L Starkey231 DS Smith236 J T Moye |243 Wm Pippin223 J T Moye219 Abram Harris244 Wm WaldropMarch 6227 Greenville Lumber Co228 Greenville Lumber Cov2 J B Cherry & Co215 Alfred ForbesMarch 7222 Bill Britt224 T A Wilkes218 Amos Williams246 F G James220 John RussMarch 9285 White & Speight216 D D HaskettMarch 16233 Simon Fleming245 Jas Kinion .247 J ee Cuse224.) W Perkins23) W B Wilson237 Sum Rugs240 Elias Bunn2299 w H Moye2438 W King_« March 2]ClarkMarch 9:3.248 JW Perk nsMarch 17249 J L LudlowMarch 2850 Reubin �,� lark51 © C ForbesApril 2274 J W Murphyo67 Alex Daniel257 Peter Latham267 John Peed!'es256 J I Moye262 JT Move259 J 'T Move278 Ola Forbes245 John Johnson271 Wm Waldrer272 James May276 Blount & Fleming242 Fred Cox268 Willis Graham265 JT, Starkoy264 Themas Williams260 Thomas Williains266 Henry Marsh228 oill Forbes275 Ben Cherry269 Isam Griffin264 Fred (ox261 Fred CoxApril 6241 D J Whiehard53 Wm Waldrop222 W LTT OrmondApri 11234 Greenville L»inber Co978 Ed LathamY80 Alex Daniel279 Willis Graham281 Willis ClarkApril23 Reubin CiakApril284 Olu ForbesMay 12538S E Pender & CoMay 5252 Will's2zs29ergine)May 11970 J W Verkins3;ercent com, oiree'ts (3Bel, due General fundW.H. SMITHVY. A. WILKS1895. May 20.To amTt redTd from J.former treasu'er $35 00 :December 4. ~To amTt recT from sule of lot to :J. W, Brown 12 50 :Yotal 817 50. :January 8. ~yamTt paid Ed Latham, order 4No 28 $ 6 00 :October 15,Ry amTt paid Ed Latham, orderNo. 34 14001896, April 18.By amTt prid W. ~IT. Ross, orderNo. 282 4 601895, Octocer 8.By amT paid.Fd Latham, order asNo 10+ 10 001896. May ]By, ain't paid d Tighe, orderNo. K00 ©By 3 per cent. eon on receipts 1 8240:92 3eel, eeBal. due cemetery fund: 6, 5$proved,Teamlyed elise a1 do286 Zeno Brown (part payment on333 6640 0073,08) 116 19emcees ad3575 30$266 73W. T.GODWIN, Treasuier,Examined and approved by us,\ Committee,CEMETERY FUND.s. & Smit hbWaT, GODWIN, Treasurer. .,T. A. parity Commitee, yWw. tT. GODWIN,Trensurer.of the: Town of:1895, October 8.; Tex CollectorT» JanuAi ; DYo ~in rec'd ~from WH Cox(1896 wrTo fe an trom W, H, , Cox.3oom eq 7|Par"GreenIn necte with, And Soseial Tax en ~4 68.05OR| a aeTo aaTt redTd� aye H ~Cox: geTax hyaoe heyelay

=aih- mothing, give us »: fis : oom and;B. Cherry. J. R. ctsJ. G- Moye.~Is the lowest price auy object toto you? Arethe best qualitiesant inducemeut? If so comein «nd 8s e vur pew stockwhich we hays jass re-ceived. Oui store 1sfull of New Goodsand prices wers vever lower, Tothe ladies we ex.end a cordial in-~vitation to examive our stock ofWe havea beautiful and up to-date line. You wii find the latest1). gtyles and we know we Can pleaseyou Ob, how lovely, how beau~tifu', the prettiest line i have everseen, is what our lady friends sayof them. We have a large hireboth iv colui and blacks and Cauplease yeu\eeTo Ledies ard Gents FOR-NISHING GOODS we have asplendid live.{tereIn LADIES CLO% id. for Wrapswe Lave jus what you want.In Men avd Boys PANTSGOODS we have just the beststock to be found and prices werenever lower.- SHOES. In shoes we endeavor to buy such as will piease thewearer, the prices On Shoes aremuch lower than lart seasun. Giveus atrial when you need Shoesfor yourself or any member ofyoor family. We can fit the smal-est or largest foot in the county.Our L. M. Reynolds & Co.Ts Shoesfor Men and Boys are warrantedto give good service. We havehad six years experience withthis line and know them to be allwe clalm for them.In HARDWARE, GUNS,GUN IMPLEMENTs,LOADED SH&LLS, CROCK-ERY, GLASSWARE, HALLLAMPS, LIBRARY LAMPs,~PARLOR LAMPS, LAMPFiX1TURES, TINWARE,WOOD and WILLOW WAREHAR - ESS & COLLARS,TRUNKS, GROCERLES,PROVISIONS, FURNITURE,CHILDRENTS CARRIAGES,CARPETS, CARPET PAPER,RUGS, LACE CURTAINS.CURTALN POLES,and any goods you need for yourself and family core to see us.Our object is to sell good hoa~est goods at the !uwent prices.i ceeneneetitee eelWe have a large line ofa eeTHEY HAVE SUSED.PAILY REE LECTOR.sccm. te sa pene anataie, ep mar aewe have no furcher interest in the peo-vle than to use them to that end.TKseplag Constant al i t Bre 5 Soonas,From every consideration of commondecency and equitable reciprocty, theLPL ALB PPL PLP PL PALA NL AL A ae ey lLSaves many a failing business.Sucures success to any business, cial) and the men whom they elevaTo ~tadvertise judiciousiy,� use thec iumns of the REWLECTOR ing, or trying to secure, the operi ativt n!of that policy.{ But in the proposition made by theRepublicans no such obligation is re.)cognized. oWe want the honors and!the cffizes� is the plaiv inference. |oWhat we do after we get them Is Lone;ot your business,Tof the people whose votes are sought.It may be that there are souie peoplewho can endorse such a course of pro-ceedure as this It there are they are,more of a menace to Republican insti-tutions thana wild Anarchist, for the,TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.Pzssenger and mailnorth, arrives 8:22 A. M.irrives 6:47 P. M.North B ound Freight, arrives 9:50 Ayf, leaves10:10 A. M.oSouth Bound Freight, arrivea 2:40 P,. leaves 2:15 P.M.sivamer ~ar River arrives from Wash-ington Monday, Wednesday and Fridayleaves for Washington Tuesday, Thureday and Saturday.Emporiumirain goingGoing south,shown here. We are jeeendorser of the above couse is con-}fided a power which he can exercise tobring this ¢ country under the rule ofWEATHER BULLETIN.ato EELang Sells Cheap.JUDICIOUS PERTISINGee Ape arto first thought cota max or perty that is, GYhovored with the confidence and votes, a )Creates many a new biritiess, oSOs,Enlarges many an old business, ot the people should be the in eres aPreserves many a iarge Lusiness. of the people. They can only be the MR ane ti tatichat atoning ONE.Revives many udull business, beneficiaries of the policy for which. -Rescues any a lost business, they vote (if the policy be: nt ail ben oa Is how bemg Oo neld At, our store.elose touch with the fash-wild Anarchist is watched, while to the! ~10n centres of the world.iit= OF ALL THE aPaeB)We herebyser aciode oir oemeldment ond tras! vappoint every lady within 50 miles of Green-ure put there for the purpose of seri vilia ag Delegates and Alternates.We extend~a cordial invitation to every one to visit ourof Fashion.ie the hidden dictum Where Will be found the choicest display ofchoice Dress Goods evernGenerally fair to-night and Suaday. autocracy and into a condition of abject ~servitude.If the proposition of the Republicanparty (to fusc on division of offices) ex-presces the attitude of the Republican eparty, then that party is nothing lessthan an organization tor official brig: |andage an | spoliation. A livisionLea cee eneSEPTEMBER & SUGGESTIONS.See Which You Axe interested in.stamens neeMoney loaned on 30, 60 and 90; among the oleaders,T of what can be;days. Apply to F.C. Llarding. exacted from the people constitutes the! A brilliant displiy oflimits of its intentions ana purposes,y nd :Phe oSouthern Geader,� still Joids! the sooner the people can arcuse them-:~FALL & WINTERDRY GOODS. NOTIONS,HOES, GENTS FUR-NISHENGS AND5 cent sicke.| selves to absolutely and cverlastingly |D. 5. Smiru. [tepudiate suca an organization, thebetter it will be for their individuaYou can vuy wainber at StatenTs | welfare and for the future of the landMill, just 44 miles trom town, at oSin- in which they live.�"Caucasian, April!»)Gold Standard Vices.� 23d.C. R. Speigur, Manager.the lead as the bestNothing equals it.gle Seea cee neta ce eee oe memeChurch Services To-morrow. BoyTs 2-Piecs Suits in the newestMethodist churech"Sunday-school at9:30 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M.aod 8 P. M. by Rev. N. He DWilson.Episcopal church."Sunday-school at9:30 A. M.Baptist church."Suniday-school at9:30 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M.Vermont Butter for sale at DLSSinith. effects and all the last weaves,Miss Bettre Warren will open her Everybody says my stcre is theschool in Mss. WhichardTs sghool-roem01 Monday, 14th, September.Call for Royan Parent FLoonrNo (1) if you want the b.st made.cheapest plece im town and Ivant you to come and save mon-~ey. My motto is: oCheap, cheap| 3.. ; ; cheap prices.�Fine Italian Macaron., just received,at J. S. TunstallTs.und 8 P. M., by Rev. D. B. Ricard.'H. B. GLARK.at. |Vresbyterian church."Sunday-sc hoolBest lend ~Vea ,Zoc per .M. Schultz. atawlsT Jewelry Store,(Is ready in his newstore to suppl yourneeds in the line ofChoice Groceries.The shelves are filledwith brightly coloredboxes and tins of goodthings, and barrels ofground grains, cakesand crackers boxes ofspices and bottles ofickled fruitsand vege-ables.Thereisa wholesom-ness and sweetnessabout the store thatcharms the visitor. Hecarries a full and com-plete stock of tancy andstaple goods embrac-ing evéryching that isito be found in a trulyfirst-class grocery.9:30 A. M.A tresh,lot of suit Uream Cheese and at 9:30 JVermont Batt. pve wy at J. S. Tun-stallTs.Tablets, Slates, Pencils, ReflecterBook Store.Kresh Carr Batter to-day, at S. M- Now that all our candidates are out,Schulzt. ; .why not organize a Campaigh cluo.To me Pustic:"I am now in mynew Gallery over the Greenville Bankand will be glad to see all my frendsand the public generally.R. Hyman, Paotographer.A new supply of Diamond Inks and AaReflector Book | WRCream mucilage atStore.For Runt"The store recently occupied by Baker & Hart, next to ReHl. SuerrarD.flector office.Cobb Bros. & Co., of Norfolk,now sending us daily by wire the cottonmarket xt noon, You wili find our~market reports on second page.SEPTEMBER SNAPS:LS to 35 per cent. lower than anyipayment in GOLD, SILVER oraedOur Kodak! Catches Them Comingand Go:ng.are:staat nhMiss Lucy Cox has returned hometrom Goldsbore.\CLOTHING,The Coast Line will sell tickets to:Mrs. P. E. Dancy and Miss PatSkiuner bave gone to Williamston to | °asion of the Bryan speakinz, at onefire for the reund trip. OVERALLS,visit friends. _ ui| Harding & Mcgowan have received |a handsome hearse te-use int hier unTdertaking business. It is painted waite.and has jarge oval shape glass in the~sides. At Higgs Bros. old stand.O, L. Joyner returned Friday vven"ing fvom a trip to the leading tobasccomarkets ot Virginia.Mys. Thos. Fountain, of Edgecombe,wh? has been visiting Mrs. C.~T. Mun-: Aare You For"GOLD---OR---SILVER?WE ARE CANDIDATES!form is oGOOD VALUES AT HOW PRICES.� We sel! gooda fromother house in this line aad takePAPER. Come to see us at Higes| Bros. old stand. Our stock embracesGLOVES,eee clea POTIONSRocky Mount next Fi riday, on tiie ° TMBRELL AS, Ga We ne 3 EWELRY,~and a lot of other voods to numeroas to mention.Yours to please.EX W.. HARDEE.Noi for offiee buttrade. Our plat-: LACE GOODS,~UNDERWEAR,SUSPENDERS,SHOES.Leader of Stvlegeford, returned home todoy.i. Stribling, a machinest, ot Rick-FURNITUREat can give you anything you" may need at the lowest priees youever heard of. Come and see ourSiege Soild Oak Bedroom Suits. [ing"To pass us by would be ao ivex-| ,- sougable injustice to your pocket._ Ybook. This 8 nos 30 becaase wegay 80, but because our go) ~prices inake it so. Here is »roposition: | If we deserveothing, but af1 sae our goods aud prices satacknowledge it withyous pavonune. Hoping to seeagant aud »rofitable, we. aregoods | Mrs. BullocksT parents here, retabnedj home today.romising , vur best,@. your coming|jdaughter, Mrs. J. Bryan. Grimes, 0° }B. |Grimesland, -attivedT Here on Friday} baJevenings train ' fromT ~pitinov, Pa, a| mond, will arrive this evening to take }a position with James Brown.Mrs. W. T, Hines of Dever, - alshas been visiting the tamily of Levit),Hines, left tor her home Friday even-}WilsonJ.D. Bullock, and family, ot Oxtord |In the first place ut radiate more aes than ay: stove known,over any stove made...E. &, Barnes, of Henderson, repre-senting CoopersT wareliguge is. spend-ing » few duya bere.� ~Lle is, the samehustler.as of oblt in use. Jt ie pot necessary to remove the ashesT ~ofider than once; ~in different styles"the smali~one, es is sd bia ea, roe ~isMrs, M. D. Higgs apd Mee, ~Georgia | , ror onS well as coufort.| Pearce returmed Friday, «ening trom} °° he Wi eee ai creat ais veor yer, an: wntBaltimore where they. mas booed 4 100, ot hasa gre ad aut ymatic Smoke Doors, which preveat the ae rosiping new wmillinary goods, , ; edhe in ~ Thar mover cau be me are 80: a4~ Mrs. J. J, Laughingdoiiié ah tier cals rectal 4 teen opr on ie " hake ~oak.hours, and with ordibwhere they, have been visiting } relatives.The Wilsou Heater, which 4 is a 8TOve for house heating, is the most remarkable thm. hae everdt |aud will save 5 per cent. in fuelSecond, with two or shale pi sticksrof pine stove wood it will keop the fire from 36 to 4aary care the f fire willT severT Bosemi Care.�Third. being: entirely closed at the base: there ib no danger of tire, aad it as the cleanest atovea month).speciallyT reogateen ant er. beateh ,stoves are wadestove, because it-has Pateat Anto-coming. into the. room when you: take the, topothat they ik pong off ; and, atback. om: inthem: . eer vit AeLeAhano~Feadquactets fot Hardws are, Thm ware re and. Stoves,