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iY RE
oTRUTH IN PREPERENCE TO FICTION.
yostennsapethnttteinenirptcamgtasanngn tances sina ei epee
GREENVILLE, N. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 1896.
an creeps ante imitans: ste rte mete Neen caters
HIGH =
Wil
designer of styles for
PALL 10db.
ee 56 mE
New an4 complete line
of
Dress Goods,
d trimmings to match
Carpets,
Rugs and
Mattings
In endless variety.
trouble to show goods.
C. TT, Munford
8
~Next ode: ia ihe Bank Be
_Gretatitie:
Ps
jereated go little enthusiasm.
Come and see them, no
WITH HIS oSAVAGES.� 2
And How the Little Darkies , Did
Shout.
Y.-L. Ruszeli, the Republican nom-
inee for Governor, reached Greenville
on Friday eveningTs train. His cominz
was known beforehand, and the color
ed band and about fifty negroes, mine,
tenths of them boys, were at the depot
to meet him. C. M. Bernard was the
one white exception on hand to receive
him.
As the train rolled in the band struck
up oSweet Marie� and the boys brane
dished lightwoed torches that had been
prepared for the occasion ~They gath-
ered around the firzt-cla:s coach and
shined their torches in the windows
like they were trying to smoke oMars
Dan�
Russell slipped out at ~the front er nd of |
the s Bernard caught ban
there and led him back throagh where
carrlage.
out, but while tris Was going Ou |
second car.
the crowd had golleeted tu a
oDaTs him! DaTs him?�
the crowd, and isstartly a shout went
waved around him,
Rassell raised his hat
as au.
erie] one of
up and = torches
At this ovation
and po ved to the little
sustiy as if he had been ia the presence
he has come untu
negroes
ota kine. Verily
ap) 79
his own, and his own received him,� we
thozght.
Lhe carriage oecupied by Russel and
Bernard started off to town, the band
and screeching boys following after in
jan irregular procession, there being a
jam every now acd then to see who
could get closest As
taey went along the band fivst gave
oSate in the arms of Jesus,� and a little
to the vehicle.
laver oSweet Bye and ByeT? Quite
suggestive Alls.
That this reception and escort com"
leads to the
suggestion that it is going tu be a hard
thing to make ths voting part of the
colored folks swallow Russell and ell
the bitter things he about |
them.
The cbject of _RussellTs coming o of
speech, which |
szicuous avsence of men,
has said
course was to make a
took place this after: oon at 2 oTciock:
ing the band paraded main street to
draw the crowd to the Court House. |
When Russell entered there was not
the slightest ripple of applause that
greeted him.
nard and spoke for about an hour ana
a balf. The geaeral sentiment with
everybody is that the speech was the
greatest disappointment to which they
had ever been subjected. Nota single
issue advocated by any party was dis"
cussed, almost his whole time being
consumed iu a labored random talks
about the election law passed by the last
Legislature, with puny praise for the
of the Democrats.
{le made no referenze that there wa
any Republican ticket, either State or
National, to be voted for by Repnbli-
cans, but. advised his hearers to vute
the Populist ticket straight through |,
and ask no question. Nota word was
ernor. Not a word was said about
voting fur McKinley for President. No
candidate ot any prominence has eve
spoken here: in any campaign, who
Lhere
was some applause at times, but it
seemed manufactured for the occasion.
oAs a politiaal speech it was the dead.
est failureT we ever litened to. Ny!
| better evidence of this was needed than
ta-view the oevuntanance of those who
went there.expesting to hear someting
from theit leading candidate. - ~The
~speech was only remarkable for what
haT did not say, and from it no one i3
mittee should be marked by the con-j
A little before the time ror the speak- |
He was introduced by C. M. Ber- |
Populist party and slanderous criticism |
said agout voting for himself for Gov- |
| able to tell what he dees or does not
faver. ,
One can only judge from the speech
and the way he advised bis hearers to
that Russell has no ides of being
the
vote,
a candidate fer Goternor when
election comes.
Jake Kussell,
is a half brother of the
colored, who says he
candidate for
Governor, WA8 spruced out inT his bess
Sunday rig to meet Dan, and was quite
promivent in his attentions to the later
Jake says oDan
bears a little closer
ene il mene ie ~ evi ener nen eee et nen ta,
ifacd.y Time.
We do nct suppase anyboby contem-
plates undertaking to count a billion,
itso we would not discourage him for
the world, but an order that he may
have some idea of the size of the job
refer him to the ealeulatioa of an in-
| elish mothematicion who had lots. of
. * 7
spare time on hand and figures out that
t Fee)
200 a minute
time for
counting at the rate of
straight along, without
lunches or sieep, if would take 5,012
years,
utes. * |
342 days, 5 idurs and 20 win-
. |
WASHINGION LETTER.
ee tet
[From our Regular Correspondent.)
oat
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28th, 1896.
fon. W. E. Chilton, Secretary of
State for West Virginia, was one of
| the patty which eame to Washington to
lessort Mr. Bryan to that State. While
in Washington Mr Chilton said: oJ
am not atraid of the resultin West Vir
ginia, and have no hesitation in pre-|
dicting that Bryan will get its electoral
vote. Our people are strongly for sil-
been
The
not
ver, and many converts have
made from the republican ranks.
Palmer and Buckner ticket will
poll much or a vote. ~The republicans
are making che most. strenuous effurts
for McKinley, and the allegations of
~eoervion and ointimidation ot
-employes ure strictly true. Gut there
| is always a reaction against such meth-
railway |
:
resemblence to the old man than I do.� }
!
\
j ids, and a teeling of resentment arises
~in the minds of the men who are thus |
coerced that will result in causing hun- |
'd-eds of them to vote the other way.
Gen. W. J. St. Clair, of We-t Vir
| cinia, was in Baltimore with Mr. Bry-
an, and who passed through Washing.
iton this.week, said: o1 found a degree
~of Bryan enthusiasm in the city of Bal-
~timore that was rather
view of the tore of its bolting demo-
cratic newspapers. The talk about
McKinleyTs great majority ia the Mary.
Jand metropolis is all nonseuse.�
Senator GormanTs disinglination to
make ante-election claims and promises
adds force to what he told Mr. Bryan
and the other gentleman who piartici-
pated in the conference held in New
York Cily this. week., He, promised
that Mr. Bryaa should have the electo-
ral vote of Maryland, and, he, said that
he considered that the democrats stil
had an even chanee to win, , not with
standing the intluence that werebeing
used against them.
surprising, in
Church Services To-morrow,T
. Methodist church"-Sunday-school at
9:30 A. M.., Preaching at 11 A. M.
Ti aodT 7:30 P. M. by Rev. N. H. D
Wilson.
Episcopal: churzh."Sunday-school at
9:30 A. M. ss
e + ee
Baptist church."Sunday-school . at,
19:30 A. M, Preaching at 1k A, M.
and 7: 30 P. ML, by | Rev. E. D, Wells,
Presbyterian church, "Sunday.schoo
at; 9:30 A. Magee: is
* * T os . . "
op sok Buckwheat, Mince Meat what
FR
OVERALLS, ;/J
Preserves at ShelburnTs. Ces
nna id APE 0
FRANK. WILSG
The King Clothier.
PN ll Nl Nel Net el ell ln MD ed Met Ne als Nal al Ne NNT Ne Nal Natal all Nel ls a Ml it Nl il Nil NA MES,
ber Gully, Isat Jt?
ee Le
Just chilly enough to put.you
in mind of the fact that
the cool weather is
quietly creeping
- upon you,
and
you will soon feel the need of
New Fall
Shoes, Hats,
a 1
MON |
THIS BUSINESS
"w~_ er
follows its own leadership and
swings in the first month
of Autumn with the
geatestlgas: is
desirab e merciian-
dise wehave ever
succeeded in
collecting
Everything fresh and new,
Za ~t sparkling with the brightest
A Mrs. Hopkins Boy.� fashion thoughts of the season
ANK WILSON
THE KIN @ CLOTHIE R.
Are Wou For~
OLD
--OR-=-
SILVER ?
CANDIDATES!
Not for foffive but
trade. Qur pla:-
WE ARE
form is oGOOD VALUES AT LOW PRICES.� We sei! gooda frota
15 to 35 per cent. lower than any other house in this line and take
payment in-GOLD, SILVER or PAPER. Come to see us atfHiggs
Bros. old stand. Our stock embraces;
LACE GOODS,
UN DERWEAR;
SUSPENDERS,
CLOTHING, :GLOVES
CAPES, Cloaks, HOSIERY,
DRESS GOODS,; NOTIONS,
UMBRELLAS,|j; Caps & Hats,j JEWELRY,
MPERS, |} SHOES.
and a lot of other®goods to nunsérousstotmention.
oat ORES to pleage.
EX �"�. HARDEE :
3 eet ot ane of Stet
At Higes Bros. old sata
ee: HAVE THE PRE BYTIEST
FLACTOR THE STORY OF A CANDIDATE. | _ °° -puibhe speating. | I vy.
, : ~Boe. J.H. Smail, Democratic El @ itp fe AAUEey H] HY A LINE OP
This is the man ~ tor, and Hon. J. B. Respass, RepuT i. » tts TE UVETN UU,
| Who for office ran; ~ " }ean Elector, will address the people of | 7 ee Wall Paper !
And these were his methods " Pitt county at 1] (p Las
His campaigning plan. Black Jack. Saturday, Oct. ord. iy eral Directors ever shown in Grecuville. Be
Rose at na Pactolus, 4 monday , pee ot tll Sure tosee niyranples. Allnew ,
é t 5 /} 4, Tuesd: r, Oct. 6th. _ : .
= : With all his tric o «tke beicke! Gresnyiie Tuesday ; ( ~ ~ GREENVILLE, N. ©. styles; ok ap old piece in the lots
ee 3� mail wnatter. And went into the race like s Ayden, Wednesday, Oct. 7th. ; a
Gntered as second-class, ma 3efore the clock Have just received an Will take pleasure in bringing
""" | _ Had chimed for ten |. | samples to your home if you will
2 RUPSCRIPTION RATES. Had paid the tax . . notify me at wy shop near Hume
oe . . ° $3.00 ftweaty men ; at "| ber's Nickerson avai
ee ° . 25 | v " heir shildven if the latest style and are ready to serve erTs, on Dickerson avenue,
~One month, ° - ars 10 Had sent their chudre . the wants of the trade at Prices Lower A. P ELLINGTON.
Gne week. bes" Off to school, B i ch-n ever off-red befcre. Small protits
mnt rs without : a ee
oDelivered ales adoaw ibaa And raised a mortgage and quick sales is our motto. Our
_axtra cost. cols are new snd-oheep to. mect the) Groeenvill a ara es
maAdvertisng rates are liberaFand canbe} rom a mule ; eee ernie wants of the masses, We are. sel'ing ©
jad on application to the editor or at Had gope to court ae at a price far below the usual Corrected by § Schultz.
the office. Wi Tse face PECK. Butter, per lo 15 to 25-
ith smiling face, : h $75 casket. we sell for $60 ke ~
1 ttle wre Z | Western Sides 4t to 5-
" t And quickly won His Worst Enemy Defeated } 70 « . oGs 55 Sugar eured Ilame 10 to 124
. We desire a liv : amy ator wil A voterTs case; 65 , a rr Corn . 40 to 60
ostofiice inthe covety, . ehinin Pi a9 . . ~orn Meal 50 to 65
avery posto items of NEWS as it Occurs Had planked five shining p B p Lippman's 4 50 +o 6 Ts Hour, Pamily ek oes
1h each neighborhood, Write plainly Dollars down, pre bey 45 7 ~ * 3 Lard 54 to 10
and only on one side of the paper, | To helo Tem build ; 35 ne 5 Oats 35 to 40
| 10 he & Great Remedy woe ee Sugar 4 to6
"""" eee ee A church in town, ~ i ood 2.50 eee | 13 to 3
sheerin- ; ad off S ~ 5 Sach SO to 5
Lineral Commission on subscrip Had wardgd off All we ask is a trial and will giv e en- age te 0 to 25
ion rates paid to agents. A sheriffTs sale. """ tire a A heG OWAN & CO Eggs per doz 10 to 11
-niniibis ee And paid a poor mau : A. Cc c , | Beeswax. per . -0
O 3wp 1896 Out of jail; FOR THREE YEARS HE SUFPERED--COULD Opposite Post Office. Cotton ang Peanut.
TU . OcroBER, 3ND De ; . F. SUG i .
Payee. OC Relieved six widowsT B. F. SUGG@, Manager ___._ | Below are Norfolk prices of cotton
x rear nina oceans es Lo HARDLY BREATHRB AT NIGHT~ONE " ; and peanuts for yesterd: iw, a8 furnished
a ae . ~ Destitution ; JT W. HIGGS, Pres, J, S. HIGGS, Cashier! by Cobb Bros. & Conimission Mere
Y » a eampal: : .
DEMOGRATIC NOMINEES. And made a campalzu NOSTRIL CLOSED FOR 10 YEARS. Maj. HENRY HARDING AssTt Cashier. chants of Norfok
" Contribution ; | Good Middling sOmgness a}
: still they never Mr. A. M. Ramsey, of DeLeon, Texas,
National Ticket, And still 15 ae eater eT arch in tia worst pide 7
) ~ Heard him groan form. Truly, his description of his suffer. sow Middling 4
. e ings seem little short of marvelous. In- Good Ordinary» 6 13-16
When fifteen fellows stead of seeking his couch, glad for the Tone" exsy
FOR PRESIDENT. nights coming, he went to it with terrer, ; aie
BRYAN Asked a fone realising that another long, wearr, wake | Greenville, N.C. PEANUIS.
WILLIAM J. ; AW, He took no nutes" before him. oHe could not SOD Go either Prime , 24
NT ~ T . P. P., LippmanTs , ~aT Pri a
e of Nebraska. Expressed no doubt Groat Remedy, cured hi him in quick ane rane ae ~;
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. But freely shelled his money out! DE LEON, TEXAS. STOCRHOLDE: » Spanish | 31210 bn
ARThUR SEWALL, This was the man Messrs. eee eee Ga. , | Representing a Capital of More Than a Halt} joe"tirm.
of Maine. Who for oilice ran, of P. P. P. I was afflicted from the crown Million Dollars, "
, a of eo head te the soles of my feet. Your ,GREENVILLE TGHACGO WAKRKET
And that was his P. P. P. has eured my difficulty of breath- T. Di President National |
Campaigning plan; ing. ~smothering, palpitation of the heart, Wm. T. Dixon, resident vationa RFPORT
FOR GONGRESS"FIRST DISTRICT. mpalenine I , and has relieved me of all pain. One nos- Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Md. .
~� tHe. lost the cflice" tril was closed for ten years, but now | eotland Neck Bank. Scotland oo
w. H. LUCAS, For all his giving, ie preathe through it aye oide for two The Scotlan eC ank, 00 CY O. L. JOYNER
ave ner sie on @é r Tr tw } , b UR.
of Hyde county. And now splits Pa years; in fact, I dreaded to see night come. Neck, N. C. h N.C: .
RST DISTRICT For.a doubtful kving night I sleep soundly in any position ali} Wogh Biggs, Sealand Ne ; Ol as Common oto 8
FOR ELECTOR"FIRST DISTRICT. i R. RB. Flemin SAAS " IpOn.... .. 2k
ee am 50 years old, but expect soon to . th. Le g, » AY,
COHN H. SMALL ns be able to take hold of the plow handles. 7 ros. rT: °
JOHN a .Endorsed Ly Mr. Sewail. I os glad that I was lucky enengh to ger D. W. Hardee Higgs B T Fine. oss ecooeree.. td to 14
of Beaufort county. Py - and I heartily recommend it to Greenville, NC. CuTters"Common... 64 tol:
Mr. Cement Manly, chairman Desc. | my otrlends Eee vere
° T . or ran ne a)
Ticket ocratic State Executive committee, A. M. RAMSEY. o Fine.... 2... .10 to 18
State Licket: speaking about some few Democrats}; THE STATE OF TiAAS"County of! We respectfully solicit theaccounts| = a
"_ Bpes S . er Comanche."Before the undersigned au- fi ~ndividuals and the general wea Fe ta
who were basing their objection to vot-| thority on this day, personally appeare: | of firms, individual: aa yee 5B oan
KOR GOVERNOR: . . A. M. Ramsey, who, after being duly nublie. aL ky eR
e pre ae ing for the joint electoral ticket on the | sworn, says on oath that the foregoing . . Ue at ecarreearas wenn
CYRUS B. WATSON, 3 Ity | Statement made by him relative to tie | Checks and Account Books furnish : A SPec cE AE UT Sy Picea
f Forsyh eround that it showed a lack of loyalty | virtue of P. P. P. medicine is true. licati x GPs TAL ob cary ote
0 syh. ale _"" A. M. RAMSEY. | ed on application. ae AS BLOOD FUISON permancntly
a to Mr, Sewall, says: Sworn to and subscribed before me this geared in 15t085 days, You can botreatcd ag
The action ot the State committee | AU&USt 4th, 1891, J. M. LAMBERT, N. P.. a eg nomi forsam® pricouncers: o Wowillonn,
eT . spe Ene achh 2 Otis y 0 os 4 ; : EB of e ou prefe c
FOR LEEUT. GOVERNOR : the electoral tic ket with Comanche County, Texius \ J o stock of. nochd tnottapay allroad fever nd hotell aud
Stay yc y / SG) NY arrancip? eleClore AC { . w
THOS. W. MASON, in _ Dems vas the logical and a. dal Qe a cor Je dude Potash sd call tevo acres na
of Northampton. the I cople s party, EA 1e et a Catarrh Cured by P.P.P. | Eimples: Copp per Gotora) Edis Ulcers od
. ee nat , - any part of the body, iairc
an , HE eACRU ESOLTR Or CAGE poe (I4ppmanTs Great Remedy) where all other out, it la this Secondary BLOOD POISO
Fi SA Cae ars parties, who have, on the great principle Seta a Oe 4 nate cases and chailonee tee ifor's
QUE . | . eumatism twists and distorts D werld for &
CHAS. M. COOKE, of the restoration of silver which they a and tet. : Its agonies are intense. . - Batiod thokitlof tite resect ace Samare
of Franklin. ; . ~ated ~ual ut speedy relief anc ce permanent cure cians, $500,069 Capital behind our uncondie
Phold in common, nominated a muiual | ts gained by the use of P. P. P. 5 ° tional guaranty. Absolute proo~s sent sealed 0
" . Woman's weakness, whether nervous or F T | oO application. Address COOK RIEMED 1 COm
FOR AUDITOR: candidate to carry that principle into otherwise, can be cured and the system House Furnishing $00 Masonis ~Tommie. OHIGAGC.
C ea
R. M. FURMAN, effect. I have ben surprised and | a Phoviea Meee ., : md Ba sapeas
aha 9 mples otches, = 4 ll dis. ° .
of Buncombe. grieved that some Democrats did not figurements of the iia ate ecenes and Goods, Bicy cles, KE, Professional Cards.
soe cure y v
FOR TREASURER: seem to understand our position and, p, p op: will restore your apetite, bulla | "
B.F AYCOCK, did not know that the commi tee was way. P. 5 I semoves that aa down. Just opened up in [® R. L. CARR,
i. _ i nd annrova) | ia-the-mouth feelin DENTIST
f Wayne acting with the sanction and approval) oFor Blotches and Pimple h , : eenvi
oe a y quthority__those | take .P. P,P. o�"�) o�"�pies om the face, +4 noxt door to -l. Greenville, N. C.
of the highese party authority"those Ladies, for natural, and thorough organic | Office over Old Brick Store next to
eo. . + sharoe | regula y i T
SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION : who have the National fight in charge Remedy. and get well atT onde an's Great C. Cobb & Son, by King Horse.
J. C. SCARBOROUGH, "and that our action was in 10 way |
of Jahnston. disloyal to our candidate tor Vice-Pres- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. s E PENDER ~ohn E. Wooa, oa. eine
ident. I roveived today vhe letter | e * Wilson, N.C. Greenville, N.C,
POR AOE ee aeent iene Sewall; | LIPPMAN BROTHERS, APOTHECARIES, SOBER e MERI
CR OSE NE Madi S New York | SOLE PROPRIETORS & CO ATVORNEYS ATLA N.
oMadison Square, Ne : . , iile, 2
of Mecklenburg. o ison Sdn " ba 196 ? * Greenville
| oSeptember 29, 1896. | Lippman's Bleck. Savennay, | - pecial attention given cu collection 8
| Manly. Chairman. | | * Block. Savennah. un. | . ts f claims.
FOR associate sustices or THE 6u-|oHou. Clement Manly, Chairman, Stoves and Tinware "Learn eee: e.
PREME GOURT Raleigh. N.C : For sale by J.Li. Woo~en. | be-|
A. C. AVERY, of Burke, «Dear Sir :-"I paras honor of ac. _ cheaper. than ever e- 3arbers.
G. H. BROWN. of Beaufort. knowledging the ece'pt of your tavor fo re
_ of the 27th amst., informing me of the} " ° AMES A. SMITE
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC; TICKET. | basis of tusion in your State, and ask" . ~ _ J TONSORIAL ARTIST.
seurinasuesing He } m roval. 5 a GREENVILLE. N. Q,
jing Mustaer it meets y app ; . 3 aS P| patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing
FOR THE SENATE. o] believe that the friends of bimet- = ol os © |and Pressing Gents Clothes a specialty
J.J. LAUGHINGHOUSE. allism ought te vote for an electoral es 58 s 4 ate
= . - Aoilal tht par o ~ [CRBERT EDMUNDS
sisi ticket that will elect Mr. Bryan to the Is ready in his new z a panel " a i Fado ARTE Ky BES
sla ieee Rreaidency, and I thoroughly approve store to suppl your 3 LR 7 2 Special attention given to cleaning
B LITTLE, of the policy which unites the support- needs in the -line of| § 4 oO, | © | Gentlemens Clothing
C L BARRETT, ers of free silver in your State and! @hoice Groceries. | $8 = 0 °° OME SCHGOL FOR GIRLS.
er every other State in the Union. It is ; he shelves are filled J] = ; Q 4 H Will open at oBlu Cottage,T
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. . the peopleTs cause against monopolies | W lin bri htly. colored ¢ ose | b= , 2 x Oct. 2nda Home School for Gir is.
, ~J A K TUCKER, and no local differences or personal 88 howag ae tins of good a ocT & é 3 2 from 8 to 16 yeurs of age. Nuia-
.~ + JESSE CANNON irati ught to prevent union. ae oe HA {ber limited to i0. Address
ea conetkron giaates g . é things, and barrels of Bas be j A | 2 Mrs, A. L. McO. Waetay,
$ 4 AN. be ul
: Y ery cL A eas , |ground grains, cakes a. = 4 ° = g | Norwoed P. O Nelson Cx.
cones: TH WALL. ° be R
; FOR SHERIFF - : and crackers, boxes of ah & m1 = F OTEL NICHOI SON,
oa Public Speaking. sp ice and bottles of 33) .. i 0 wag | B Mov
: G M TUCKER. | : : f recs tC Zz - J. A, BURG@Ess, ae
ae Hon. Cyrus B. Watson, Democratic pick d Truitsand vege- a & a ms Washington, N.C.
ee ~ ae onl ] ° B ; Cm eS: ~
oFOR, 0 sagt OF DEEDS. candiiais tor Governor, 4 us ei: Lh os . lesc B S Mi ¢ ae This Hotel has bec n thoroughly reno
* = R, on me hea
aes | : Snow Hill, Thursday, Oct. 15, ness and sweetness = me oz g ee te ball peievery pina Attentive ger
ap ee Greenville, Friday, Oct. 16. about the store that) 2 2 o| -£ | Pet nase of traveling puvite solicited.
* JULIFILE. Washington. Saturday,,Q-t17. charms thevisitor. He} 0. eg a OO GA scan ni : |
epee Ca at ""_ | carries a full and poe = wh ee oman
_ FOR CORONER. | Hon. W. H: Lucas and Hon. Hacry Porge npotasid of oy ~0 Herta 8 Ot ee S aie TexT Lik fe 18 .
ne ae. . : ait - i own Lax
O'H LAUGHINGHOUSE. . Skinner, ~Democeptic Sek ee rT aa goods mbrace 3 = m ~F | been placed in my hands for col lection.
eee {didates for Congrees: in this district,) ing eve eyehinn! that is 2 S = " All ptreons coins Gin 46 A town
aa p Wednesda cam Ges e soa tagbies
{will speak at Greenvil'e on Wednesday, |¢Q lige: found. :in a truly SS ~ B |of Greenville are hereby noted to pay
d ait i °
Dy con , ae a lass grocery. oe = | the same ~and save further trou
. E. M. Mc Gowan, Tax Collec "
se Fain i RS dee am lye ta
oWILMINGLIN ww VELDOS ob.
AND BRANCHES.
AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD
Ccauenseu pepedale
PRATNS GOING SOUTH.
Dated 3 eS, Ip 8 [to
June Mth [2 2/5 2 |O"S
186, - ~ =) a Aa
WOM M
Leave Weldon | | i: . 55) 4 44! |
Ar. Koevk Mt | 1 001639)
rr es
Ly Tarboro | 12
Lv Rocky Mt 1 00,1U 5 45
Ly Wilson 2 0A TE | 6 20)
Lv Selma 2 53) f
Ly Fay~ttevilfe) 4 36 1.7!
Ar. Florence 725, 3 4 |
SP) |
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Q |
Py M. ~la. M
Lv Wilson 2 08) [eel
Lv Goldsboro |. 3 (0, | 605
Lv Magnolia 4 16: | ; 10
Ar Wilmington| 5 4), ; 9 45
P. M.! | AM
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TRAINS GOING NOTRH. |
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april 20 na | ae
~ oVU, oR Ss os
bigs , |
7 186. Za | ae AQ
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eaves Wellou 3.55 p.m. Halifax 4.104
p.m., arrives Seotland Neck at 4.55 p
w., Greens ille 6.47 p, m., Kinston 7.45!
p.in. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2
a.m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Artivin.:
Ualifus at (1:00 a. m., Weidton 11.20 am.
laily except Suuday.
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Washington 8.00 a. in., and 3.00 p.m, !
arrives Parpiele 3.50 a. m., and 4.40 p. |
m., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., returningleaves |
Tarboro 3.30 p.m, Parmele 10.20 a. m, |
and 620 p. «,, arrives W ashington |
11.60 a m., and 7.10 p. um. Daily e eX |
ept Suaday. Connects with ~rains en:
Scotlend Noek Branch. |
Train te ives tarocoru, © 0, via Albe- |
mirtle & Kaleigh Ret. daily oxeept Sun. |
day, it 4dooyp. mo. Sunday «40 PLM;
arrive Plymouth v.00) PL i, 6.25 pein.
Recurning iaaves Plymouth daily exeept
Sanday, 6.00 a. w.., Sunday 930 a on...
arrive Tarboro T2565 am and V1 4a
Trein on Midland N.C, branch leaves
Goid3vvro daily, except Sunday, 6.09 a
m. arriving Smithtield 7°30 a. m. Ke-|
turning leaves smititield 8 00 a. m.,, ar-|
rives st Geldshors 9.30 a. m. |
Trams «Nashville branch leave |
Rocky Mount at 4.50 p.m.
arrive
Nashville 5.05 p. , Spring Hope 4 30 |
p. im. Reterain eve Spring Hope
8.Jda. m., Nashy s.3y ai, aitive at
Rovky Mowat 9.0 a m, daily except
Sunday.
Traius on LatTa branch,
d.,
Florence R
leave Lain 640 pin, aarive Dunbar |
7.40 pom, Clio +05 pm. Returning
leave Olii6t01in, Dunbir 6.30 a m,
poe Latta 7.50 a tm, daily except Sun-
day
Train ouClinton Branch leayes War-
saw for Clinton ecaily, except Sunday,
11.10 a.m.and 8.50 p, m: Returnirg
leaves Clinton at 7.00 a. m.°and 8,00 2 m.
Train No, 78 makes close connection
at Weldon forall points daily, all rail via
Riehmone. alse at Rovky Mount with
Norfolk and CarolinaR R for Noviolk
ne all points North via Norfolk.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Supt.
. EMKRSON, ratte Manage.
R.KE NUY. GeuTl Manager.
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Select Female Shoal
I have secured the services of a thor-
olighly competent oteachef and shall
open a school for girls In the building
on my premises lately occttpied as music.
rooms. The session begins ou
~MONDAY, 7th OF SEPTEMBER
| a wil sonar erie months.
e terms as follows
P. 4 English ;
STUpAl per mo. $2 00
Totermediate ** ant $2 50
Highest Yo 3.00
Languages (each) ** * 1 00
ge including use of instrument $3 C0
Mee 8 Tied desire to patronize the}
school ha ner bd eilvtake wibd a8. mel 4
limited number: be wil
¥ Rs. ALFRED 1cmek.
_ Greenvilie, N. 0
oy allits
ita rhawe ge ibe
~of the Ten Per Cent. Tax on
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ESTAbBLLSHED 1875.
SAM. Mi. SCHULTZ.
PORK SIDES&SHONEDERS
VARMERS AND MHKUHANTS BEY
~atems cf icon ;
The following is the list of judges cf
election for Pitt county for the cleetion
to be held on the ~Tursday
the fir st Monday in November 1896
Beaver Dam"C C Case, Marion
Smith. Geo W Hemby.
next after
Belvoir"J T Hodges, W H
Rives, E P. Norris.
Bethel"Jas H Bryan, WJ
Whitehurst, J H W Howell.
Carolina"M A Woolard, Heury
G Nobles, Levi Clemons. ©
Chicod No l"J W Swith, W L
Smith, Fravk Ricks,
Chieod No 2"L HW White,
Proctor, Henry Rountree.
Contentnen No 1"Jonathan
Dail, 11 S Hardy, George Dail.
Contentnea No 2"Sebron Cox,
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Wm Worthington, Horace Roy-
ster.
Falkland"W M Smith, J #H
Smith, F R Brewington.
ing their yearTs supplies will ting
PEO rest toget our prices befere pus |
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The pext session of this schoo]
open on
MONDAY
SEPT. 7. 1896.
and ecoutinue for 10 mouths.
The terms are as follows,
Primary bnglish per mo,
{ntermediate $2 On
| Higher mo x $3 00
Languages (exe sh) re S150
The work and diselpline of the schoo!
Will be as heretofore.
We ask a continuance of your past |
iberal patronage.
W.H. RAGSDALE.
THE MORNING STAR |
The wdldesi
Jaily Newspaper ii
North Csareotina.
Phe Onis 3 i - ge-Dallar ai ily o
its Class in rae State.
Favors Limited Free Coinage
of American Silver and Repeal
State Banks. Daily 50 cents
per month. Weeklv $1.00 per
year. Wwm.H. BaRNARD
Wilmington N.C
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THE DAILY OBSERVER.
All of the news of the world. ComT
plete Daily reports from the Stat,
and National Capitols. $8 a vear
hit WEEKLY OBSER VER. e
A perfect family ay ionraat All the
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oFarmville No 1-M L Moye, T
4 Flyun, W il Joauson.
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Greenville No 4--Loms N Bri
AD Jolson, Jeserk A kinson
Paetola.-" Lan-tord Flemtsg
W B Whicha o.a, Charles Spain
Swift Creek Xo 1"W S Wilres
MC Smith, JS Brown.
Swifts Creek No 2"Wart Nel
N BR Cory, Fred Cannon.
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Democratic Canvis.
The candidates of the
parcy of Pitt county for the Legishiture |
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political is-
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Democratic |
and the variow. county offizes will
dress the people upon the
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jand places, Wiz:
LanoTs Seliwol House, Wednesdar,
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~October 7th.
Faddack's NX Roads, Friday, Octo-
| ber 9tn.
Grimesland. Saturcay, October 10t2.|
Falkland, Shursday, October 15th.
Bethel, Saturday. October Leth.
MayTs Chapel, Wednesday, Octob +r,
218i.
Black Jack, Prday,
BurneyTs, Saturday, October 24th,
Stokes, Tuesday, October, 27th.
Pactolus, Wednesday, October 28th.
Parkers School Thursda:,
October 29th.
Farmville, Friday, October 50th.
Arden, Saturday, Octocer dlst.
Candidztes of other parties are invit-
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Oetober 23rd.
House,
led tobe present aud participat? in the
discussicn. Aurx. L. Blow.
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
qt Woula b2 at Once a Marvel and
Affliction.
Candidate Russell has concluded his
speech-making campaign in the hill
country, and will now proceed to vent
his eloquence and give his attention to
the denizens of the eastern plain. Ne
didnTt set the hills on fire, and we ae
therefore, not apprehensive of any wide
spread of vonflagration in the low coute
try. Mr. Russell may b. hot at times,
but he is not hot enough to engender
universal hotuees, unless 1t is on the
other side, where, after hearing him,
the people realize more and more ihe
imperative necessity of deteating him
for the exalted and responsible position
to which he aspires, and unless all the
reports we hear be very much at fault,
that is what the thoughtful, serious,
conservative people of the State, whose
unemories go back to 1868, propose to
do. If, with the feeling among the
Democratic: masses, among Repabli-
cars who protest against the methods
by which they allege his nominaticn
was secured, and the widespread hor"
tility to him among the colored voters
of the State, and especially in the east
where his 1ecord and utterances are
of the day, and if he should be it, would
be one of the greatest afflictions..ever
put upon North Carolina. Wiiming-
ton Star.
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Farmville No 2 David Mercado
J N Berean, Georges way.
! Greeaville No b--3s Hinesyet|
| vy Matthew oS Pb uaypbrey,
Greenville No b-desse Wy
Brown, No Whittield, Samuel)
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Greenviia No 38-J Le Pirspen,
(EP MW Smith, Fred Jenkine.
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AFTERNOO�"� (EXCEPT SUNDAY) AND
WORKS FOR THE RFS�"�
"{[NTERESTS OF.
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GREENVILLE FIRST, PLITCOUN'TY ¢FC°OND
OUR POCKET BOOK THIRD.
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SUBSCRIPTION 25 Cents a MONTH
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"PUBLISRED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Qne Bollar Per Year.
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Ehis is the PeopleTs Mavorite
YHE TOBACCO DEPAKTMEN'T, WHICH
IS AKEGULAR FEATURE OF (EE PAPER,
iS ALONE WORTH MANY TIMES THE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICK, .
(0)
When you need
JOB PRINTING
-tss-0% DonTt forge: the
Reftiecto Coprticer,
WE HAVE, AMPLE: FACILITIES
FOR YHE WORK AND LO aah
KINDS: Ok COM MENCIAL, AND
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE WORK.
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Our Werk ard Prices
THEREFLECTOR, BOOK STORE
" "18 THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN GREENVILLE FUR"
BLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY NOVELS ©
Nuit cur Patrons.
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n6 Juwent price any object to
to you? Arethe best qualities
apr judncemeuc? If so come
in sod s-e our pew stock
whieh we haye just re-
ceived. Our store is
fall of New Goods
end prices were vever lower. To
the ladies we ex euil a cordial in-
-yitation to examine our stock of
We havea beautiful and up: to-
date line. You wiil find the latest
gtyles and we know we can please
you. Qb,:how lovely, how beau-
tiful, the prettie-t line L have ever
seen, is what our laty friends say
-oftheu. We Lave » large live
~ poth in colure and blacks aud cap
please you.
enters et meine
" -Ip Ladies ard Gents FUR
-NISHING GOODS we havera
osplendid line.
se connate cmt
In LADIES CLOTH for Wraps
we have jus; what you want. -
Tn Men and Boys PANTS
GOODS we have just the best
stock to be found and prives were
never {0 ver.
oremem nna ne
SHOES. In shoes we endeav |
or to buy such as will piease the
weu'er, the prices on Shoes are
much Jower than lart season. Give
us atrial when you need Shoes
for yourself or any member of
your family, We can fit the small.
est or largest fvot in the county.
Our L. M. Reyvolds & Co.Ts Shoes
for Men aud Boys are warranted
to give good service. We have
had six years experience with
this line und know thei. iu ve oi.
we clalm for them.
In HARDWARE, GUNS,
GUN IMPLEMENTS,
LOADED SHLLLS, OROCK-
ERY, GLASSWARE, HALL
LAMPS. LIBRARY LAMPS,
PARLOR LAMPs, LAMP
FIXTURES, TINWARE,
WOOD aud WILLOW WARE
HARNESS & COLLARS,
TRUNKS, GROCERLES,
PROVISIONS, FURNITURE,
CHILDRENS CARRIAGES,
~CARPETS, CARPET PAPER,
RUGS, LACE CURTAINS. "
CURTAIN POLES,
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and any goods you need for your
- self and family come to see us.
Our ol ject is to sell good bon-
a est voods at the lowest prices.
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We have a lage live of
FURNIT UR
and can give you anything you
may need at the lowest prices you
ever heard of. Come and see our
$12.50 Solid Oak Bedroom Sui's,
To pass us by would be an iuex-
usable injastice to your pocket
~book. This ig not so because we
r* so, but becanse our goods
prices make it so. Here is a
~proposition: If we deserve
og, give us nothing, but if
ind our goods and prices §
ory, acknowledge it with
patronage. Hoping to see
yn and promising our best:
to make yo
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| Reaping Casta at it Brings Sete.
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING
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Creates many a new business,
Enlarges many an old business,
(Hreserves many a iarge business.
T Revives many «dull business,
~Rescues many a lost business, }
Saves many a failing business.
S cures suceess to any business,
To otadvectize judiciousiy,� use the
c»lumrs of the Re¥GEOTOR,
TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.
Passenger and mail train going
uorth, arrives $:22 A. M. Going South,
arrives 6:47 P. M,
North B ound Freight, arrives 9:50 A
Vi, leavesl0:10 A. M.
south Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P,
M. leaves 2:15 P. &.
steamer ~ar River arrives from Wash-
ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday
leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday.
a: inten ttncchnstapetagttta SO NE RANT Ae ene A Ae Ce
MARKETS.
namaste aceon
(By Telegraph.)
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NEW YCRK COTTON.
OPENTG. NOON. CLOSE.
Sept. 7.96 7.90 7.97
Nov. 8.08 8.0L: 7.98
Dec. 8.17 813 8.11
Jan. 8.08 8.17 8.10
CHICAGO MEAT AND GRAIN,
OPENTG CLOSE.
W HeAt"Dee. 693 684 te 4
PorkK"Sept. 6 50 6.45
oJan. 7.174 7.10
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Rips"Sept.3.10 3.274
6 Jan. 8.90 3 50
OCULAT:iON.
The Place to Use Your Eyes is Right
Here.
Best Blend Tea ,293 per. at 5
M. Schultz. -
Fresh Carr Butter today, at S. M.
Schultz.
Money leaved on 30, 60 and 90
days. Apply to F. C. Harding.
15 cenls a dozen, Lemons 15 cents a
dozen at ShelburnTs.
Elegant Jives of fresh band made
caudies just received.
Ep. H. Sueipurn & Co.
Milk tor Sale"Delivered every
morning. Apply to E. B. Higgs.
For a choice smoke, try Philadelphia
Seal, at D. 5. SmithTs.
Vermont Butter tor sale at D. S
Smith.
When COAL weather coms, donTt
turget where .o buy your Coal.
SreiGHT & MORRILL.
If you want surictly first-class .rocer-
ies call on us as we are the ouly con"
cern in this town that carry then.
Ep. H. SHELBURN & Co.
oSpanish Twist,� great in shape stil
greater ior usmoke. DS. SMITH.
. Heinz Sweet Mixed Vickks only 25
cents per quart at ShelburnTs.
We ure surely the people to buy
your groceries and confections from.
Try us and the quality cfour goods
will convince you. !
Kp. H..Snetaven & Co.
The ~Yar. River Baptist Association
ecnvenes with Poplar Springs church
inT Franklin county next Tuesday. the
_deveral: of the ~brick masoni)owh
ing on
to work: on some obuildings there for
~ea
« Ttract. .
COTOGENARIANS
Pass by Somet:me, But These are aTl
Young Folks.
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day.
Mis, L. C. King returned ~0 No folk!
today.
W. E. Pre tor, of Grimeslaud, was |
here today.
- W. H. Barnes returned from Suffolk:
a . -
Friday evening.
Mrs. E. C. Wiliams ana ehildren
went to Elm City today.
Capt. Swift Galloway returned. to
Snow Hill today.
Mis. J. B. Galloway and daughter
went to Tarbero today.
Donnell Gilliam and J. L. Biidgers
returned to Tarboro today.
A. E. Biowr, ot Washingten, 18
visiting bi, nephew, J. B. Latham.
J. W. Morgan went to Tarboro to-:
day to meet his wile and little son who
wil ieach home from Tennessee to-
nivlt.
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Judge A. W. Graham completed the;
term of court here Friday evening and
left this morning for his home in Ox-|
ford,
H, A. Latham, editor of the Wash-;
ington Gazette, spent last night and!
this morning here with his brother, J.
B. Latham.
Mrs. S. M. Lanier and daughter,
Miss Miriam, who have been visiting |
the family of F. M. Hodges. returned:
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WWotice.
The Tax Lists forthe county of Pit|
for the year 1896 haye been placed 1n my |
hands for collection. A | persons owing}
taxes are hereby notified to come for;
selves trouble and costs.
R, W. KING, sheriff.
A brilliant dispiay of
FALL & WINTER
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES, GENTS FUR-
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BoyTs 2-Piece Suits in the newest
effects aud all the last weaves
Everybody says my stcre is the
cheapest plece in town and I
want youto come and save ~on
ey. My mottois: oCheap, cheap
cheap prices.�
H. B. CLARK.
cawlsT Jewelry Store,
Burwell Riddick went te Suffulk to- 3
2 NPP Ne ae el eal Nes Med as Ns Ma Mog
werd andsettle promptly aud save them-; ggggen
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Lang Selis Cheap.
The Ladies Bazaar.
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Novelty Suits.%-
The collection is great and varied, our own ex-
clusive styles, and but one ot each. You are-
free to touch, handle, examine and criticise
them. Note particularly, we donTt say obuy.�
That's another question, the goods are at your
~option.� Our thought now is to interest you.
Q 9 awe
Serges.
Neat and quiet effects that asseme but little and
are brimful of honest wear and worth. Gayety
and yravity about equally divide the dress
eoods taste. Hence Serges are prominent on
the latter side. Our selections of qualities and
colors aggregate far heyond any competition.
Plaids.
Plaids are powerful. We-forsaw their popu-
tojTbeln bomen boo wor Tarlty and provided acco dingly. They vary
_ fromthe charming shepherd check to the bold
criss-crossing.
Highlands are represented here. Come see us.
West of England as well as the
NL ea Nall ald Pi Nall NL ll lt NL Yes ws See
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Tries pleasure tor alaTy) The newest and best
nGer one roof she can 4
Ue DRESS GOODS.
The latest and most stylish TRIMMINGS.
The cvrrect and most serviceable LININGS.
The best and most honest makes in SHOES.
The proper thing in GLOVES.
The most comfortable and perfect Corsets.
~The best line ot HOSIERY in
the city. Tue most stylish and
servicvadle Cioakst stylish ard
In fact everything that you will
requite when you staiton your
shopping tour. all at priaes
that will meet with your «ap-
proval.
ilson
The Wilson Heater, which i
been patented.
In the first p'ace 1¢ radiates
over apy stove made.
ditferent siyles"th
well as comfort.
Riddiek & Barnes have the eon-|
With Patent
Second, with two or three ordinary sticks of pine stove wool it will kee
hours, and with ordinary care the fire will never go out. :
Third, being entirely closed at the base there is no_danger of fire, and it is the cleauest stove
i. [ fire, eauest stove
use. It is not necessary to remove the ashes ofiener than vace a wonth. These sstoves sre made
esmali one, which is made for bed rooms, is speciaily tecommended for health
ue
~Gutomatic Sm
oke @oors.
s"aTstove'for house beating, is the most remarkab~e that hac§ever
more heatfthan any stove known, and will gave 26 per ceut. in fuel
p the fire from 36 to 48
The Wilson Heater has a great advantage over any similar stove, becuase it has Patent Aatoo
matic Smoke Doors, which prevent the smoke from co-ning iuty thy room when you take the top off
|t9 put in the wood. These doors are so cons:racted tha dior sha be takeo off and og oveige est
, | Que minute. ' These stoves can be seen our.store, come and look at them. ee
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