a WHIOHARD, Editor.texas)oeEVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT; SUNDAY).~-taea setae oat aitEntered as second-class, mail matter.edFanon Seth ASO OASURSC, APTIONERATES.One year. - - = + $8.00One month, - « + «= 2oOne week - -« = 7 AO-2xtra cost.~ad on application to the editor or at_ the office"sWe desire a ive correspondent atam.-send in brief items of NEWS as it Occursfn each veighberhood, Write plainlyand only on one side of the paper.vines. SRRLiberal Comutssion {on fsubscrip-fon rates paid to agents.awmerWepnespay OcToBER, 287TH, 1896.DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.| o. Natiunal TicketFOR PRESIDENT.WILLIAM J. BRYANEot Nebraska.FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.ARTHUR SEWALL,ot Muine.MBS) me� FOR CONGRESS"fIRST DISTRICT.w. H. LUCAS,of Hyde county.FOR ELECTOR-"=FIRST DISTRICT.JOHN H. SMALL,ot Beaufort county.eeeState Ticket.FOR GOVERNOR :CYRUs b. WATSON,of Forsyh.FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR:THOS. W. MASON,yot Northampton.Bror SECRETARY:CHAS. M. VOOKE,of Franklin.FOR AUDITOR:R. M. FURMAN,ot Buncombe.FOR TREASURER :LB. F. AYCOCK,ot Wayne,SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION :J. C. SCARLOROUGH,ot Johnston.FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL :I. I, OSBORNE,ot Mecklenburg.WOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE 8U-PREME COURT:, A. C. AVERY, of Burke,a G. H. BROWN, of Beaufort.enero eo ceeat,COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.FOR THE SENATE,J. J. LAUGHINGHOUSE.FOR REPRESENTATIVES.J.B LITTLE,C L BARRETT,_ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.J A K TUCKER,JESSE CANNON,4 B CONGLETON.» FORSHERIFR.- GM TUCKER.FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS,LSB MEWBORN.FOR TREASUBER.JL LITTLE.5}ot Mr. Rouse.Delivered in town by,carriers without:_ Advertisng rates are liberal and can be; North Oarolina, will beMiss Rouss Gave Rem to Romance,A very charming little story isthat relative te the recent mar-riage of Miss Virginia -Rouss,daughter of the millionaireCharles Broadway: Rouss, of NewYork, and her young cousin, Mr.David Lee, cf Maryland.Some months ago young Leewent to New York and becameassociated as clerk in the businessAsa kinsman hewas cordially received ir the fam.ily mansion on Fifth avenue. Hisadvancement in the favor of thefamily circle seemed according tothe progress he made In the busi-|ness, for he recently was promo-| | of cashier andavery postoftice inthe eovnty, who will ted to the position f cashibecame subsequently the hus-cand of the daughter of the house:hold.The love affair developed fromthe yery first acquaintance of theyoung people, progressed beauti-fully and was uuinterupted byparental influence, as Mr. Roussis blind and Mrs. Rouss, it seems,suspected nothing more thancousiply affection.Finally Miss Virginia confidedthe secret to her mother and de-cjared ter determination to marryher young cousin, poor though hewas.As mothers cn such occasionsalways forget they ever lovedand married the men they loved,Mrs. Rouss insisted upen thematch not being practical aud for-bade it.Then did the lovers defy thepowers that be, and last Sundaymorning drove toa quiet littlechurch and were married.They announced che fact immesdiately to the family, and afterthe usual oat home� attendingsuch occasions, were forgiven,blessed and are happy in the lux-urious paternal home of Mr.Charles Broadway Kouss.naresBlack Frauds.The Messengr files snow thatit bas always insisted that theblack Radical contingent wouldanswer to the horn. They areabsolute slaves of their whitemasters in the Seuth"the Radi-cal bosses and teat swingers. Thenews is that they will come up asOne man and shout to the crack-ing of the whips of the whitedrivers. And that is so much likethe ~oniggersT"RussellTs osav-ages.� They have an instinctivehatred of their best friends"thepeople who give them employ-ment snd who have taxed them-selves millions of dollars to buildasylums for the negro insane andeducate the children of the ne-groées who habitually antagonizethem ana vote against them andtheir interests. The bosses haveresorted to their old, scourdrellygame of 1868-7§, and have im-ported from ~other States manythousand black rascals to yoteand cheat. This is a fine govern-ment when such creatures cancontrol a State and Jevy the taxesand make laws for the white peo-ple. A great deal of fraudulentregistration has occurred and negroes of seventeen and eighteen |.and under twenvy have been reg-istered. Ard this is the fair elec-tion that the white Radical demagogues and liars are talkingabont." Wilmington ~Messenger:"_"_"___ .Russell and Mixed Schools,Ahene i is good reason to ~thinkdidate fot governor of good: old|*true ~wee: who. deste «whimanTs Zoyerument,/ sliall:' do biduty on;the $d ~of November. Do}: ae that Busdell igin|Carolina? ;dn, North)Schools sean mae: thas it!| children and colored children toshall be compulsory for whiteattend the same school at thesame time, and study from theTsame books. The school -fundwill be so apportioned that themixed school orly shall be main-tained from the fund. This isBussellTs scheme to win the ne-gro vote. He promises their ch»l-dren equal advantages with whitechildren. But how do white menregard this? Do they want theirchildren to go to school with col-ored children? A vote for Rus-sell means that. ~We call on true]J. W. HIGGS, Pres,Maj. HENRY HARDING AssTt Cashier.Greenville, N.C.nnn oom anmne \}STOCKHOLDEXs .Representing a Capital of More Than a Hal,Mittion Dollars,Wm. T. Dixon, President National }Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Md.The Seotland ~Neck Bank, Scotland |North Carolinians to vote for noj Neck, W. C.man who thus seeks to humiliatethe white aaca nndVote for the Democratic Candidates.for the Legislature.Mesto ca neEvery citizen is deeply inter-ested in his own State legislation"interested in having very littieof it and that little of the rightkind. The last Legislature hasnever been accused of being acredit to North Carolina. It wasextravagant; 1t was lawless: itwes incompetent; it blunderedfrom beginning to end. It dis-regarded some of its pledges ofeven its own kind of reform prom-ised, and was generally insincereand foolish.Unless the voters of NorthCarolina want a repetition of thisNoah. Biggs, ~Scotland Neck, N. C:R. R. Fleming, Pactolus, N, ZD. W. Hardee Higgs Bros.,Greenville, N. C.We respectfully solicit the accountsof firms, individuals and the generalpublic.Checks and Account Books furnished on applicationsa(Jndertakers ad |Faneral Directors.GREENVILLE, N. C.Have just received anJ, S. HIGGS, Cashiersame thing with no one knowswhat added horrors, they shouldwork for the ejection of the Dem-ocratic candidates for the Legis-lature. DemocracyTs record oful, the Republican can~| oonfidence: gentleman, disguisedof the latest style and are ready to ser vthe wants of the trade at Prices Low ethan ever offered befcre. Small profitsand quick sales is our motto. Ourgoods are new and cheap to meet thewants of the masses, We are selinggoods at a price far below the usualgovernment in North Carolina 18| Priceone of economy and careful man- ae eneket we sell for vieagement of public affairs. Under 6 ; 45.50it our State institutions haye es vn bsbeen fostered and made to yield 45 1% 80their full measure of usefulness ;taxes have been kept down, andthere have been no svandals tobring the Stateor the party intodisrepute."Asheville Citizen.aesQUITE ENJOYABLE.In the language of the prizering, let Spain whip Caba beforeshe tries to get into our class."Chicago Record.A North Carolina man havingbeen told that he had killed thewrong man, said: oI am _ sorry,and if he were only alive I wouldapologize.�"-Atlanta Constitu-tion.He"oYou will not shrink atmy advances, dear ?�She"oWhat do you take mefor"a sixty cent bathing cos-tume ?�T"Yonkers Statesman:The women will wear shirtwaists this winter, the same aslast summer, the only differencebeing that this winter the tailswill be worn on the outside."At-chison Globe.Golley"oIs there a ball room inthis hotel ?�Gadser"oYes, sir; down stairsto the left; only we generally call |it the bar inthis part of thecountry.""Roxbury Gazette. "Married"o~How do you lke/these photographs of my mother- |in-law?�Single"oThey are very good ofher. I prefer this one.�dress.�"New York Dispatch.chad just nabbed a brilhant youngoThe disguise:as a bloomer girl.is perfect-�.4] happened :to -icatoh: ~bite |blushing,� said the astute sleuth-hound. of the. uienareagineJournal. Ani ie slo- Just. rcrve-200,000 tititepesiii ateadd we. "vae Mixed ¥ &*Merried"oYes, so do I. She} �always looks well in a traveling}| oHow did you spot him?� asked :the reporter of thy detective. who85 66 66 ob WA5)go DO% 73 be te 151 ~ « §S 2.50All we ask is a trial and will give en-.tire satisfaction.G. A. McGOWAN & CO.Opposite Post Office.B. ue SUNS Manager.nese tn esate tet iA Large stock oteHouse FurnishingGoods, Bicycles, &e,~ Just opened up instore next door to J.C. Cobb & Son. by.E. PENDER& CO.Stoves and Tinwarecheaper than ever be-fore."3.803q ~SIAVG o1o| *SUIJ,4 PUR SUOSIEg oIqIsUOdsey Jo sjUIODoOV Paw suop9005 SPHOS puv ssoujsng Zupyueg jesousp ® s}"suLs)eeae ee ee e~963174381 ANAT GHZINVDUOAY2 488 eked as alan ~NOSAL oV £:bey00°000°0S$ [edaPODS SSD -MAN3349NIZED4O ANVE 3HL~aI~eas yenideg ur-00°000. ©2e oe e668 2Ft® --predeefe is. 3 Be =~oa * 2# :oHeepa **Ses~a-ri*om+9Bok eee¥ *ex :, *4 Swe rantee to curs, We scien dee1 HAVE TEE PRETTIESTLINE OF"Vall Paper!ever #iown in Greenville.sure to see my samples. All new.styles, uot an cid piece in the lot.Will take pleasure in bringingsamples to your home if you willnotify me at my shop near Humeber's, on Dickerson avenue,A. P ELLINGTON.Greenville Market. .Corrected by 8. M. SchultzBntter, per Ib 15 to 25 iWestern Sides 43 to5-Sugar cured Hams 10 to 124Corn AO to 60-| Corn Meal - 50 to 65Flour, Family 4.25 to 6.00Lard 6} to 1¢Oats sotoSugar ee eeCotfee 13 to 25Salt per Sack 75 to meng oSfore pere 10 err osper doz :Beeswax. per : ae meCotton and Peantt,Below are Norfolk prices of cottonSpanishTone"quiet.GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKETREPORT,RRPBY 0. L. JOYNER,Lucs"Common.... .. .o.. 2 bo §o« Fine.... ..... 10 to 18pena ty. Htyou prefer taomshene we wilnea ay raiiroad fareand hotel billcury,odide tash, and still hayMucous Patches! nmouth, Sore Throat,ae ples, Co per Colored § pots, "Cle ers orany part ot the dy, Hair or bro Lingout, it is this Sécondary B OO org fall SONcases oe ae Bat challen; eee ~world forgase we eat the skill of ofthe hoes erninent phy. ~sition, oes CooTemple, CHI907 ~BhasoEs 2 RN : e~ i pa emanProfessional Cards.eeR. R. L. CARR,DENTIST,Greenville, Nt.King Ho ise.John E. Woodard, ¥. ae arding.Wilson, N. C. Greenville, N 6,OODARD & HARDING, :ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,Greetiviile, N.Special attention given to collectionsand settlement of claims,Loans mede on A, time,John H.small, W. H: LonW shington, N.C. GreenvilleT N. 0,MALL & LONG,GRERNVILIE, N.C-Practieés in all the doar,Barbers.AMES. A. SMITH,~TON SORIAL ARTIST. .GREENVILLE: N. 0,Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeingand Pyessing Gents Clothes a specialtyFASHIONABLE BARE ER.Special: sienieen | given to cleaningHey EDMUNDS,| Gentlemens ClotemOTL NICHOL SON,J. A, Buresss, Mer,~Wasi ington, N.C,~Movies. ee~The Town Tax List for 1896~ placed in my hands for esas. AILet ieBe.and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished *by Cobb Bros.. & ~Commission Mer:chants of NorfokCOTTON. |Good Middling 7 7-16Middling 7 5-16 |Low Middling 6 13-16Good Ordinary aTone"steady.PEANUTS.Prime a.Extra Prime 24oancy 23.60to7o6 Fine.... seceeeee. 7 tO 14 :Cutters "Common.......64tol®asvewet fait to cure. ifyouhavetaken mere aecians. $590,000 capital behintional guaranty. Absolut Se seine ss ie ieOffice over Old Brick Store next toAttorneys and peaiens at Law.*~