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          <lb />D.J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.<lb /><lb />~TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.<lb /><lb />ihe<lb /><lb />TERMS: 25 Cents Month -<lb /><lb />a3<lb /><lb />Vol.T 5.<lb /><lb />GREENVILLE, N. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1897.<lb /><lb />NO. 2.<lb /><lb />"~<lb /><lb />NrBblAL<lb /><lb />EE VE<lb />RECOLLECT<lb /><lb />\<lb /><lb />We have ideas of our<lb />own, and do business to<lb /><lb />suit ourselves.<lb /><lb />Sorry<lb /><lb />if it dees not suit others<lb />SO We Save our patrons<lb />CASH weare morethan<lb /><lb />satisfied.<lb /><lb />aa lel C<lb /><lb />o<lb /><lb />ONTIVa TE MOOT HH 40 Un,<lb /><lb />THarAA awY =<lb /><lb />ages Ni<lb /><lb />40 ESV g<lb /><lb />2 THE Cas<lb /><lb />fet ma tee hi<lb /><lb />C.F Thuni<lb /><lb />oe<lb /><lb />A {<lb /><lb />¥ ord<lb /><lb />~THE LEGISLATURE.<lb /><lb />Condensed Report of Procsedings.<lb />SENATE.<lb />TWENTY-SIXTH DAY,<lb /><lb />A petitio: was presented from Mrs,<lb />Pattie D. B, Arrington, saying she had<lb />for twenty years persistently sought<lb />her rights in the courts but. she had<lb />been persisiently defeated and defraud-<lb />ed in her rights by the perjury of wit-<lb />nesses and the fraudulent doings of<lb />clerks of courts and attorneys, aud ask.<lb />ed reliet from the general assembly<lb />This is the matter on which oHoola"<lb />Boom,� Campbell and his commitiee<lb />was ap;cinted by the last legislature.<lb /><lb />Bills and resolutions were introduced<lb />as follows ;<lb /><lb />Aiexander, to declare bicycles bag-<lb />gage on railroads.<lb /><lb />Whidbee, to amend The Code relat"<lb />ing to divorces. This provides that a<lb />party who desizes a divorce must be a<lb />resident of the state for seven years oe-<lb />fore applying.<lb /><lb />Clark, to incorporate the. tz wns of<lb />Tillery and Roanoke Repids, in Halitax<lb />county.<lb /><lb />Person, to amend the charter of<lb />Rocky Mount.<lb /><lb />Hardison, to create e. state printing<lb />office.<lb /><lb />Ocom, to create a tax collector for<lb />Anson,<lb /><lb />Shaw, to extend the time tor organ-<lb />izing the bank in Maxton.<lb /><lb />Scales, to incorporate State Veteri-<lb />nary Association, and to regulate the<lb />practice of medicine.<lb /><lb />Scales, to regulate the sale of fertili-<lb />zers in the state.<lb /><lb />Ashburn, t investigate the com-<lb />plains of Mrs. Pattie Arrington.<lb /><lb />The following dills passed third read-<lb />ing :<lb /><lb />To exempt undertakers who are fun.<lb />eral directors from jury duty.<lb />To pay special venire in capital<lb />cases $1.00 per day and no mileage:<lb />Duplin and Richmond are exemp!<lb />form its provisions,<lb /><lb />The bill to pay $5 per mouth to ex-<lb />slaves who served in the confederate<lb />service was tabled.<lb /><lb />NIGHT SESSION.<lb /><lb />The senate met at 8 oTclock.<lb /><lb />Biils passed as follows:<lb /><lb />Establishing the stock law in a part<lb />of White Oak township, Bladen coun"<lb />ty.<lb /><lb />To incorporate the Moore county and<lb />Western Railroad Company.<lb /><lb />To allow Richmond county to levy a<lb />special tax.<lb /><lb />To re-enact the charter of the Nor-<lb />folk, Wilmington and Charleston rail-<lb />road,<lb /><lb />To facilitate the trial of civil actions,<lb />taaking the return term the trial term<lb />also; also providing thet when a sum"<lb />mons is served the complaint is also<lb />to be delivered to the party.<lb /><lb />HOUSE,<lb /><lb />Majority and minority reports of the<lb />committee on privileges and elections<lb />were submitted on the Mecklenburg<lb />election contest case, the majority fav-<lb /><lb />foring Canton and Williamson, contest.<lb /><lb />ants, and the minorty favoring Reed<lb />and Ransom, the sitting members.<lb />* Bills and resolutions were introduced<lb />~AB follows :<lb />Hodges, to allow Beaufort; county to<lb />levy a special tax. :<lb />Aiken, to protect insect: eating birds.<lb /><lb />the Dennis Simmons Lumber Com-<lb /><lb />Ipany,<lb />Blackburn, to forbid oheles Chirthe |<lb /><lb />and loafing in bar TOOMR:<lb /><lb />~biirsar of ~the ° sansa bf i Ae aa |<lb />required by Jaw. wey niga<lb /><lb />Fagan, to amend theT charter of}<lb /><lb />di \Binnixs &amp; xecolution. to, reqaest the ihe notions and has a good trade<lb /><lb />Leak, to allow Anson county to levy<lb />a special tax. |<lb /><lb />Hancock, to provide for ané promote<lb />the oyster industry of Nerth Carolina.<lb />(Ordered printed, )<lb /><lb />Hodyes, to repeal the charter ot the<lb />Jamesville and Washington railroad.<lb /><lb />railway passengess provides that any<lb />person who maliciously place any ob-<lb />stacle upon the track of any railway<lb />with intent to wreck or damage or dis"<lb />place any railway engin, train or car,<lb />with intent to take the life of any per-<lb />son tieviling on any such train, and<lb />any person who shall maliciously re-<lb />move any part of any railway track<lb />er roadbed thereof, with intent to dam.<lb />age, aisplace to wreck any train, ete.,<lb />or with intent to take the life of any<lb />person traveli.g on such train ete,<lb />shall, upon conviction, be imprisoned<lb />in the penitentiary tor life; but it by<lb />reason of any of offences named above<lb />any person loses his life any. per son<lb />causing such loss of life and every per"<lb />son abetting or aiding in the eommis"<lb />sion of the offence shall suffer death,<lb />nor shal! it be negessary to prove ex"<lb />press malice.. Any person who makes<lb />an attempt to commit any of the above<lb />offenc.s shali be imprisoned not le s<lb />than five nor more than thirty years,<lb /><lb />NIGHT SESSION,<lb />The house met at 7:30 oTclock.<lb />It adopted Mr. McRaryTs resolution<lb /><lb />to print 250 copies of various leases ~ of<lb />the North Carolina railway.<lb /><lb />Pills were passed as follows:<lb /><lb />Making it a misdemeanor for any<lb />person, intoxicated oz otherwise, to in-<lb />terrupt or disturb any school entertain-<lb />ment, picnic, political meeting or any<lb />lawful assemblage.<lb /><lb />To provide for working Vance coun-<lb />tyTs roads by taxation.<lb /><lb />and sellers of mill logs.<lb />The Lill to repeal the stock law in<lb />Halifax county was tabled. It was a<lb />bil of Arrington, culored}, who tried to<lb />work it through.<lb />By leave, Cox. intoduced bills to<lb />prevent the spread of disease among<lb /><lb />gS<lb /><lb />live stock and to regulate the working<lb />of roads in Pitt county,<lb /><lb />Hancock, by leave, introduced the<lb />following bill: To amend the char<lb />ter of the Atlantic and North Carolina<lb />railway: oThat chapter 232, acts<lb />1854-5 be amended by striking out sec.<lb />tion 4 and insert the following: In ali<lb />general or special meetings of stock.<lb />holders the state shall be represented by<lb />anagent or proxy appointed by the<lb />governor, who shall be entitled to vote<lb />the stock of the state upon all questions<lb />arising in said sneetings, exvept in the<lb /><lb />election of directors by individual stock.<lb />holders, and the presence of the state<lb />proxy shall be necessary to constitute a<lb />quorum in suid meetings.�<lb /><lb />Wise Words,<lb />The greatest ~duty is the present one.<lb /><lb />with fire.<lb />A covetous man is continually rob-<lb />bing himself,<lb /><lb />Whenever we do ,wrong, something<lb />in us dies,<lb /><lb />A bad man can have no possessions<lb />thar are fire proof,<lb /><lb />A better thing than riches is content�<lb />ment without them,:<lb /><lb />man for Tregallis, Hertel &amp; Co., Balti.<lb />more, took the, RgvL&amp;cror \seribe in<lb />his sample room today to ser 4<lb />ortivat. He carries ap elegant, | ine, of<lb /><lb />i with: the merchants, a<lb /><lb />SaithTs bill to protect the lives of |:<lb /><lb />K WILSON,<lb /><lb />The King Clothier.<lb />Handsome and Elegant<lb /><lb />the best and most fashionable<lb />products of the most<lb /><lb />cihrated = Makers<lb /><lb />in America---goods. that bear -<lb />the impress of style and qual-<lb />ity. Your choice of our store-<lb />ful at wholesale prices. Such<lb /><lb />are not to be found elsewhere<lb /><lb />FRANK WILSON<lb /><lb />THE KING CLOTHIER.<lb /><lb />%, Hi,<lb /><lb />To exclude Pamlico county from the |<lb />operations of the act to protect cutters |<lb /><lb />Truth is always ready to be baptized |<lb /><lb />J. B. Cherry, Ste the, popular sales .<lb /><lb />Sensation on.<lb /><lb />f}<lb /><lb />f<lb /><lb />! WUT .<lb /><lb />Ble aching maycome and Bleaching may go,<lb />Butmy nee ate stunners forever, you know.<lb />' See<lb /><lb />H. B. 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          <lb />oe | Don't Tobaceo Spt and Smoxe Your<lb /><lb />The Rending of the Carcass, | lite Away,<lb />"mF tT Tt you want to quit tobacco using<lb />There has been no such scandalous | easily and torever, be made well |<lb />exhibition in Raleigh since 1868-'69 as strong, nb lf Pe Me ais Hue ae<lb />that which is to be witheased ened a hae mekes weak. men strong.<lb />now. Our Raleigh correspondent is Many gain ten pounds in ten days.<lb />presenting, from day to day a vivid} Qycr 400,000 cures, Buy tigen<lb />| picture of the scene, his: special in yes"| rom your own druggist, who wil<lb /><lb />Neg, cunt constination<lb /><lb />y2<lb /><lb />EPT SUNDAY).<lb /><lb />EVERY AFTERNOON (EXC<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />, : Booklet and sample ° eee :<lb />eee eel ee terdayTs paper having been particularly Stee Ad aaa GaneT bo. lo¢ REG : BW iets: ALL<lb />se ea ee : mailed free. Ad. &amp; g y 4 ¢ = LATE THE DRUGEISTS $<lb />= : well wrought. The dominance elements Chicago or New York. 25* 50 oe Sy uscidmition. Cawsien of Ae ar<lb />. « SURSCRIPTION RATES. are engaged in a wild, indecent scran ble} ° ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED tf,care amy caseof constipation. Casearets are pea mind<lb />be heed $3.00} over the spoils of office. Populists bil See eat « Casta ple and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago, Montreal. Can., orhew York, 917,<lb />ee ~ax |� a When bilious or cestive, ea ag 7 :<lb />Vheog cs ig ee eae 7 and Republicans are vicing with each | 1. capdy cathartic, cure constipa- : 3 "_ aia<lb />ie Delivered in town by carriers without | other in their efforts to gain someching | tion. J. W. HIGGS, Pres, J. S. HIGGS, Cashier Maj. HENRY HARDING, AssTt Cashire<lb />| OKUFA Cost,<lb /><lb />substantial fromT the victory of last<lb />fall, and the Butler Populists are falling<lb />away from him ana joining the minori-<lb /><lb />-._ Advertisng rates are Hberal and can be<lb />had on application to the editor or at<lb /><lb />Cotton anc Peanut, :<lb />Below are Norfolk prices of cotto:<lb />and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished<lb /><lb />THE GREENVILLE BANK<lb /><lb />" | ty. as it becomes obvious to them that|p, Copp Bros. &amp; Commission Mer- GREENVILL,N. C.:<lb />os sega tg Pagel a une at the trough is on the opposite side of the| chants of Norfok - hee<lb />pied in belet items of NEWS a8 it OCCUTS| line. With an openness, a lack of COTTON. A STOCKHOLDE:S .<lb />en iy ne ape Se 44 wes concealment, born of shamelessness, th | Good Middling : iets a Capital of More Thana Ha D. W. Hardee Higgs Brvay<lb />| seca Ran stn cana victorious allies of the senatc1iul stru,~| Middiing a ee ON Ar ee<lb />= = ey he | Low Middling Di ] National .<lb />oLrverai Comnnssion on sunscri p | gle meet togetner. and ae ge ~Good Ordinary 5 13-16 atest Reig Sy ai Ma. We respectfully solicit the accounts<lb />lon*rates paid to agents. offices, such and such patronage g : ® Tone"steady. The Scotloni Neck Bank, Scotland of firms, individuals and the general<lb />"_= "|to one party, and such and such to oa ee, wots | Nach, OE public, .<lb />sarurpaY, Fr3rvary 6, 1897. |the other ; and 80 great 1s the hunzer Boiss 21° | Noah Biggs, Scotland Neck, N.C* Checks and Account Books furnish<lb />ae em meee == | tuat there is already a likelihood ot a Extra Prime 14] R, R. Fleming, Pactolus, N, C. ed on application. j<lb />AT THE CAPITOL, rupture over which shall have the �"�ancy 28<lb />~tent i i i 69 to.75 ~<lb />oe penitentiary, in which department the 8 panish : | ON, Vice«PresTt. J. L. LITTLE. CashTr;<lb />Raxuicn, N. 0, Feb. 5th, 1897. pickings are the best. In all the din} vone"quiet. RL. DAVIS: PresTt. Re Ac TYGON, eS<lb />Epitor . RereecTor:"Owing to there is heard no word concerning the REORNS EY Avner ree<lb />oe fit of this or that individual fur the eee "<lb />the cold and disagreeable weather Ral- | fitness o Greenville Market.<lb /><lb />place he wants. It is not a question of<lb /><lb />had a rather sleepy appearance :<lb />sigh has who tan serve the State best in this<lb /><lb />for several days. The turmoil att2nding Corrected by 8. M. Schultz.<lb /><lb />The Bank f Greenville, "<lb /><lb />: i sity, that or the other. North Butter. per lb 15 10 28 :<lb />storial contest has about died) capacity, | Butter, per 6.<lb />= ve crowds that thronged the|CarolinaTs interests are not once in| Western Sides 4% So 4 GEE tuLN, N C<lb />LF ; ; - Pe * +33 f° bY ~ we Sd A al ae  .<lb />+ ; idTs wonder if, | Sugar cured Ham; 10 to 120] oh<lb />ees, bartels, and omding boutes irae ~ gn san of ofloes [Oot 400 65)Statement ofgCondition December 17th, 1896.<lb />i and we are having|out of the 500 65 | ; IABILITIES.<lb />cpa ren 3 gutten as these State offices are to be} Corn Meal a ; 5 50 * RESOURCES. _ oll<lb />more qui-t times. . : Flour, Family 6.50 £0 6.20) oans and Discounts $40,456.36 % Capital paid in $23,000.00<lb />ae gotten, there do not spring scandals a : ~ana ¢ ~vided Profit 3.045.654<lb />The prevalence of LaGrippe and | ® , opt Lard 6} to i¢ | Due from Banks . 38,263.30§ Undivided Profits on say de<lb />h kept the most or our| oMich will parallel those of the oflush Oats 35 to 4 | Furniture and Fixtures ae dase Y ISL?<lb />eee 2a 4 : ur streets have not | !mes� of the reconstruction period. S igar 4 to oe ome. ey Time Pics tAeaton 1,255.00<lb />people soni wx al. Members of | Yl not our good people open their | Coffee 13 to 20] Gash Items 7,792.60 § Cashiers Checks 1,480.58<lb />b3 3 usual. : a 7 : 23.5 """<lb />soe fa hanes and a good num. | °Y�,�s%o see the disgrace into which they | Salt per Sack ae ns ea en Total $111,700,5<lb />ok citizens have been confined | 28Ve plunged North Carolina !"Char- otis Nos pet Total 111,700.59 3 a<lb />r of 0 fed 9: . 2 . :<lb />t) their rooms; som: have died and] !otte Observer. Beeswax. pe: : |Accounts Received. Correspondence Invite<lb />ethers are still suffering with these a Rema cane eeane " " "<lb />unwelcome and ofttimes dangerous dis" To Wed at Ninety. |<lb /><lb />Notice.<lb /><lb />Sentences<lb /><lb />A few days ago Milliken: Levereaux,<lb /><lb />eases. We hereby give fotice that a petition<lb />will be presented to the Legislature co<lb /><lb />LODD POISON<lb /><lb />Our legisla~ors have been plodding<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />j i eS | hi 1 100 ter of the ~Town of<lb />: ai an old colored man who was 90 years : change the chat<lb />away intioducing bills for lezal enact- ie des A SPECIALT Y cocsrys: 222 Greenville.<lb />t, which can never be examined | ld 4th of Janury, procured a license in lary, BLOOD POISON permanentis Al,¥RED FORBES,<lb />nt, Wale é . ~ F ros red in 151035 days. t<lb />" ; ed much less passed on their Halitax to marry Harriet Whitaker who homeforeame price under same guacase 7 i eine<lb />iscuss asse ean os « Ifyou prefer to come here we will e dis du 49<lb />7 ee : Vievy may. however, cive some | 4 38 years old. Fleis one of the oldest 7 tacttd pay tlrond fareand hovel bilsar : R. A. TYSON.<lb />its. 1ey of : arge, it we fail to cure. If you have taken mer=<lb />9 baad j : eC ale a i opparte persons in the county, if not the oldest. pig evel ohe 5 pep n Eh ti ernes and<lb />at eaded ignoramo ortu" ; ae. ! ches in mouth, Sore Throat<lb />leather . nae ~m_| He helped build the Wilmington and Pimples, Gupper Colpred Spots, Ulcers on<lb />nity of exuberant speechifying to im- any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows<lb /><lb />Weldon and the Raleigh &amp; Gaston<lb />railroads, His mother diedin Dr. R.<lb />M. JohnsonTs farm a tew years ago<lb />aged 110 years. Eastern Carolina is u<lb />god place to live along t ime."Scot<lb />land Neck Commonwealth.<lb /><lb />fallin<lb />out, it is this Secondary BLOOD POISON<lb />we gyre tocure. We solicit the most obsti«<lb />pase we santiot cures dis tease hasan<lb />otcure. $ disease has alwa<lb />fied the skill of the most eminent physie<lb />$500,000 capital behind our uncondie<lb />onal gudranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed on<lb />pplication. Address COOK REMEDY CO.,<lb />807 Masonic Temple. CHICAGO, ILL<lb /><lb />~mortalize himself in his own eyes and<lb />tor the laudatiors of his admiring con-<lb />stitvents, who always expect something<lb />from their representative and end by<lb />getting nothing, or little, in the main.<lb /><lb />GENTS WANTED"For War in<lb /><lb />Cuba,, by Senator Quesada, Cuban<lb />representative at Washington. En-<lb />dorse by Cuban patrio.s. In tremen-<lb />dous demand. A bouanza for agents.<lb />Only $1.50. big book, big commissions,<lb />Everybody wants the only endorsed, re-<lb />liable book. Outfitsfree. Credit given<lb />Freight paid. Dropall trash, aud make<lb /><lb />hundreds of bills and resolutions are<lb /><lb />nn,<lb /><lb />|<lb /><lb />i y, bs $300 a month wit. War in Cuba. Ad-<lb />presented only to be withdrawa, referred ae Bese nee, dress today, THE NATIONAL BOOK<lb />to a committee, ruled out, voted down,} Home is the place of not only the HEEXPERIENC CONCERN, 352-356 Dearborn St.,<lb />pigeon holed or consigned unceremo-| boy, but the man. There is something | Rlil. . �"� Chicagu.<lb /><lb />Lo]<lb /><lb />The Honorable J. F. Greer, one of the<lb />best known and most highly respected<lb />county Judges of the State of Florida,<lb /><lb />writes of his horrible sufferings from<lb />Inflammatory Rheumatism :<lb />OFFICE OF J. F. GREER, County eee}<lb />Green Cove Springs, Clay Co.) Fla.<lb />GENTLEMEN: Twenty-three years ago I<lb />was attacked with inflammatory rheumatism.<lb />I was attended by the most eminent physician<lb />in the land. I visited the great Saratoga<lb />Springs, N. Y., the noted Hot Springs of Ar-<lb />kansas, and many other watering places,<lb />always consulting with the local physicians for<lb />directions, and finally came to Florida, ten<lb />years ago. About two years ago I hada severe<lb />attack of rheumatism, was confined to my<lb />room for twelve weeks, and during that time<lb /><lb />was induced to try P. P. P., Lippman's Great<lb />Remedy, knowing that each ingredient was<lb /><lb />niously to the waste basket. Many | radically wrong in the managemen: of<lb />that have passed and become jaws are<lb />worthless and should never have been<lb />tiken into consideration. Our statute<lb />books are often burdened with useless<lb /><lb />ard confiicting legislation.<lb /><lb />- | rae a<lb /><lb />sarbders.<lb /><lb />any household when the head ot. it<lb />finds the saloon more aitractive, The<lb />influences that surround a home should<lb />be such as :o make it something more<lb /><lb />than a place for eating and sleeping. It<lb />should be to every member of the<lb />family what country is to the patriot,<lb />what heaven is tothe Christian-"first in<lb />thoaght, care and affection, supreme in<lb />importance and. the object around<lb />which all desires cling. Home is the<lb />nursery of character and without good<lb />example to guide, its good influences<lb />lack an essential element."Durham<lb />Sun.<lb /><lb />ee ae<lb /><lb />AMES A. SMITH,<lb />TONSORIAL ARTIST.<lb />GREENVILLE, N. 0.<lb />Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing<lb />and Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialty<lb /><lb />There 1s tco much tinkering with our<lb />liws by ignoraut and untrained appren<lb />tices and we fear it will continue to be�<lb />the case. until the foolkiller appears,<lb />and with his murderous club greatly<lb />diminish the number of a certain tribe<lb />of peanus politicians that now intest<lb />the land.<lb /><lb />Nething has been done at the c ipitol,<lb /><lb />H CRBERT EDMUNDS,<lb />FASHIONABLE BAREER,<lb /><lb />Special attention given to cleanins<lb />Gentlemens Clothing,,<lb /><lb />ood for iebarhise of the blood, ptter Pana ao<lb />rea ng two small bottles I was relieved. At four ~<lb />ey : different times since I have had slight attack a YyOo I SON<lb /><lb />~is near the close of the first month. The<lb />bill tor the annuiment of the ninety"<lb />nine years lease of the North Carolina<lb /><lb />of P. P. P., and have been relieved, and I con.<lb />sider P. P. P, the best medicine of its kind.<lb />Respectfully, J. F. GREER.<lb /><lb />James M. Newton, of Aberdeen, Ohio;<lb /><lb />J. A, Burexss, Mer.<lb />Washington, N. C,<lb /><lb />Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most<lb />wonderful medical disconery of the age,<lb />pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act<lb /><lb />railroad drawn up by judge Avery and<lb /><lb />Capt. W. H. Day, will be considered<lb /><lb />by a special committee next Saturday<lb />, @t 3:30 o'clock. All persons in interest<lb />are notified to appear and present ar-<lb />guments why it should or should not<lb />he reported favorable. We understand<lb />itTs purpose is to make eve-y foreign<lb />orporation obtain license to do businsss<lb />in this State or in other words become<lb />| a home corporation. ;<lb />_ Editor Ramsey, of the Progreassve<lb />~Farmer, who aided in the fusion move-<lb />_ Mhent and used his influence in securing<lb />8 success, now sees bis error and in his<lb />~paper has this to say:<lb /><lb />i<lb /><lb />~the ptople 10° doubt ment well, but<lb />were deceived. No bill affecting<lb />monopolies will p<lb /><lb />se Oh<lb /><lb />: oe ~a majonty of its mem-|<lb />We regret the necessi<lb /><lb />Py<lb />ii<lb /><lb />Na ne<lb />proven be-<lb /><lb />- oIn electing the present legislature | te<lb /><lb />7 bard a8 you say. What does he<lb /><lb />gently and positively on kidneys, liver<lb />and bowels, cleansing the entire system<lb />dispel colds, eure headache, tever, ha-<lb />bitual constipation and _ biliousness,<lb />Please buy and try a box of C. C. C,<lb />today; 10, 25, 59 cents. Sold and<lb />guaranteed to cure by all druggists,<lb /><lb />A Queer Care,<lb />in Spain a favorite panacea, in<lb />theory, for the whooping cough is<lb />found in throe hairs plucked from<lb />the hock of an ass, ~ This remedy is<lb />nos often resorted to in notual prae-<lb />tic. ho ever, from, an accompany:<lb />ing uv liv? that tho ass trom whioh<lb />the hairs havo been plucked will de-<lb />Cline «+ tho vatient is restored to<lb />heaiiu and will die when the cough<lb /><lb />completa) y +o,<lb /><lb />fierd Work, |<lb /><lb />Mrs. A."I'm surprised. that your<lb />busband earns so little if he works<lb /><lb />says he bought a bottle of PTP. P. at<lb /><lb />Hot Springs, Arkansas, and it did him<lb /><lb />more good than three monthsT treat-<lb /><lb />ment at Hot Springs.<lb /><lb />Rheumatism, as well as sciatica and<lb /><lb />hs is cured by a course of P, P, P.,<lb />ippmanTs Great Remedy.<lb /><lb />P. P. P., LippmanTs Great Remed , is<lb />a friend indeed to weak women. it is<lb />a positive and speedy eure for general<lb />weakness and nervousness,<lb />All skin diseases are cured by it; any-<lb />thing from pimples to the worst cases<lb />of eczemas succumbing to the wonder-<lb />ful healing powers of P. P. P.<lb />Dyspepsia and indigestion in their<lb />worst form are cured by it. Asa tonic<lb />to restore the appetite and to regain<lb />lost vigor, it is simply marvelous,<lb />P, P. P. is the best spring medicine<lb />in the world. It removes t at heavy,<lb />out-of-sorts feeling and restores you to.<lb />a condition of perfect physical health.<lb />For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous<lb /><lb />| Headache, Sleeplessness, Nervousness,<lb /><lb />HeartT Failure, Fever, ery bata<lb />and Kidney Diseases, take P, P. P.,<lb />LippmanTs Great Remedy, the most<lb />wonderful medicine in the world<lb /><lb />0 acne ah se : tune dinsddeitmes 3) re<lb />{, Mrs, B"The Inst thing he dia | PRE commana RANE<lb />Wes-to calculate how many times a | LIPPMAN BROS., Apothecartes, Sele ProgTrs,<lb />jSlock ticked in the course of 1,000 LippmanTs Block, Savannah, Ge.<lb /><lb />i ae For sale by J. L, Wooten. ©<lb /><lb />PORK .SIDES &amp;SHOULDER<lb /><lb />FARMERS ANI) MMKUHAN TS BUY<lb />ing their yearTs supplies will tind<lb /><lb />their interest to get our prices befere pu.<lb /><lb />chasing elsewhere, Ourstock is coxaplete<lb />un allits branches.<lb /><lb />PLOUR,COFFEE, SUGAR<lb /><lb />O-<lb /><lb />ALWAYS ATA LOWEST MARKET PRICES<lb /><lb />Tobacco, sr~ff &amp;e,<lb /><lb />SAM. M. SCHULTZ<lb /><lb />This Hotel has been thoroughly reno<lb />vated, several new rooms added, elec<lb />tric bellsto every room. attentive ser*<lb />vants. Fish and Oysters reryed daily:<lb />Patronage of traveling puulic solicited-<lb /><lb />CREENVILLE<lb /><lb />~Male Arad<lb /><lb />The next session of the achool will<lb /><lb />{open on<lb /><lb />MNDAY SEPT. 17, 1998<lb /><lb />we] buy diroc) from Manufactu... 3 en,|<lb />bling you Aye buy atone proc. A eo.a-<lb /><lb />Icie stock<lb /><lb /> pet<lb /><lb />FURNITURE. |<lb />wifi tial nd Ad Gs vehi baT dete'<lb /><lb />and continue for 10 months,<lb /><lb /> The egies out follows. :<lb />rimary Rngjish per mo.<lb /><lb />Intermediate~ ~<lb /><lb />ée o+<lb /><lb /></p>
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M, P.M.<lb />Ly Wilmington! 9 25 Boat<lb />liv Magnolia | 80 52 8 30<lb />Ly Goldsboro | 1 01 9 36<lb />ar Wilsen 1 00 10 27<lb />Ly Tarboro 248 :<lb />mS a<lb />o's 6<lb />Za mQ<lb />aM ney " cmmmeemeee | me amt | aspen,<lb />mm, M. P. MiP. M,<lb />Ly Wilson ~1 20 13 35) 1@ 32<lb />Ar Rocky Mt 217 12 11] 11 16<lb />Ar Tarboro 400 oe<lb />Lv Tarborc<lb />Lv Rocky Mu | 2 17 12 1} |<lb />Ar Weldon 1 01<lb /><lb />Train on Scotland Neck Branch 20a .<lb />eaves Weldon 3.56 p. m., Halifax 4,10!<lb /><lb />Pp. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55 p|<lb /><lb />D., Greenville 6.57 p, m., Kinsto<lb /><lb />dem. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2<lb />22 a. m. Arriving<lb /><lb />&amp;�"�m., Greenville ~8.<lb />{Hali: x at 11:00 a. m., We'don 1]<lb />except Sunday.<lb /><lb />Lrains on Washnigton Branch<lb />Wasbington 8.00 a, m., and 3.00<lb />ATTives Parmele 8<lb />: i., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., re<lb />~ Tarboro 3.30 p. m,,<lb />: and 6.20 p. m,, arrives<lb /><lb />11.50 4. m., and 7.40 p. m.<lb />ept Sunday. Connects with<lb />Scotland Neck Branch.<lb /><lb />Train, leaves ~1arporu, C, via<lb /><lb />traj<lb /><lb />marle &amp; Raleigh R. &amp;, daily except sum<lb />-M., Sunday 300 P, y:<lb /><lb />day, at 450 p<lb />arrive Plymouth 9.60 P, M., 5.25<lb />Sunday, 6.00 a. m.<lb />arrive Tarboro 10<lb /><lb />Train on Midland N.<lb /><lb />4s01d3bor0 daily, exce<lb />m. arriving Smithtleld 7°30 a, m.<lb /><lb />rives at Goldsbors 9.30 a. m.<lb /><lb />Trains on Latta br<lb />&amp;., leave Latta 6.40<lb />7.50 \p m, Clio 8.05 p m,<lb />leave Cliot6.10am, Dunbar 6.30<lb />+ Si cum paay 7.50 a m, daily except<lb /><lb />v.<lb /><lb />= ee gee Se oan PERE a ee ee ey SAS SEE he Sie OM Ne et Oe a aS tL oe ge Rete fae TS ee ey 7<lb /><lb />» Train onClinton Branch leaves War-<lb />caily, except Suuday,<lb />m Returnirg<lb /><lb />éaw for Clinton<lb />1104, m.and 8,50 p,<lb /><lb />eaves Clinton at 7.00 wu. m. #ud 8,00<lb /><lb />aie No. 78 makes close conne<lb /><lb />Richmone, alse at Rowk<lb /><lb />N orfolk and Carolina R k<lb /><lb />ne all points North via Norfolk.<lb />JOHN F. DIVINE<lb /><lb />T. MJEMERSON<lb />J. R. KENLY, Ge<lb /><lb />ount<lb /><lb />nTl Mane.ger,<lb /><lb />00 a. m., and 4,40 p.<lb />turningleaves<lb />Parmele 10.20 a. m.<lb />Washington<lb />Daily ex-<lb /><lb />Returning saves Plymouth daily except<lb />A Sunday 2.30 a m.,<lb />254m and 1], 45<lb /><lb />C. branch leaves<lb />t Sunday, 6.05 a<lb /><lb />turning leaves Smithfield 8.00 a. M,, are<lb /><lb />anch, Florence R<lb />Pm, arive Dunbar<lb />Returning<lb /><lb />Weldon forall points dail , all rail via<lb />for Noniolk<lb /><lb />General supt.<lb />«J ratie Manager.<lb /><lb />n 7.451<lb /><lb />.20 am<lb /><lb />leave<lb />p.m,<lb /><lb />ns on<lb /><lb />Albe-<lb /><lb />p.m,<lb /><lb />Re-<lb /><lb />a m,<lb />Sun-<lb /><lb />L Mm.<lb />Ction<lb /><lb />vith<lb /><lb />?<lb /><lb />THE MORNING STAR BT SEE THAT? = an He 4<lb />S THE REFLECTOR BOUK STOR:<lb /><lb />The Oldest.<lb />Daily Newspaper<lb />North Carolina.<lb /><lb />dpitaeheatteen<lb /><lb />oy<lb /><lb />is ts Claas in the State.<lb /><lb />The Only Five-Dollar Daily o<lb /><lb />| continued, and Avery and Lucas<lb />agreed that ~~Le Renseignement�T<lb /><lb />oROMANCE OF A PICTURE.<lb /><lb />MeissonierTs Favorite Painting Rescued<lb />From a German.<lb /><lb />William A. Coffin ina p-per en-<lb />titled oSouvenirs of a Vct_ran Col-<lb />lectorT in The Century describes<lb />the unique art treasures of Mr. Sam-<lb />uel P, Avery of New York. Mr.<lb />Coffin relates the following story of<lb />one of MeissonierTs most famous<lb />paintings: eae<lb /><lb />The picture shows Marshal Saxe,<lb />with a body of troops, interrogat-<lb />~ing a peasant at a crossroads in the<lb />forest and taking notes. In 1880<lb />Mr. William H. Vanderbilt was sit-<lb />ting to Meissonier for his portrait,<lb />and Mr. Avery and Mr. Lucas were<lb />invited by the artist to come to his<lb />studio during the sittings, as Mr.<lb />Vanderbilt did not speak French.<lb />One day Mr. Vanderbilt asked,<lb />*~What picture does M. Meissonier<lb />think isthe best he ever painted?"T<lb />Meissonier, replying through Mr.<lb />Lucas, spoke of two, the celebrated<lb />o1814� and ~~Le Renseignement.TT<lb />The latter picture, he said, with a!<lb />sigh anil a deeply felt ~~helas,� was,<lb />in Germany, in the hands of the!<lb />enemies of France.<lb /><lb />It had been painted for the expo-<lb />sition of 1867 and was bought by|<lb />M. Petit, who asked 50,000 francs<lb />for it. Mr, Walters had offered 40, -<lb />000 francs, but a German banker in<lb />Paris, M. Mayer, paid the price and<lb />got ithe picture. He was a well<lb />known collector, and his family<lb />home was in Dresden. When the<lb />war of 1870 broke out, M. Mayer<lb />left. Paris and took the picture with<lb />him. Mr. Avery had sean his gal-<lb />lery every time he went to Dresden,<lb />and knew the picture.<lb /><lb />~The conversation in the studio<lb /><lb />was indeed a wondcrful canvas.<lb />Petit had tried to buy it back, but<lb />could not get it. It was thought it<lb />wauld be impossible to get Mayer to<lb />sell it, but Avery, authorized by<lb />Mr. Vanderbilt, resolved to try. He<lb />did not wish to make a trip to Dres-<lb /><lb />aan<lb /><lb />den at the timé, so he wrote to<lb />Mayer thata friend of his wanied<lb />the picture, but not as a matter of<lb />~business. It was not to buy to sell<lb />again, The banker replied that he<lb />had often been importuned to sell<lb />the picture, but had invariably re-<lb />fused. - Yet, now that he felt him-<lb />self growing old"he had then reach-<lb />ed the age of 80"and that. as after<lb />his death his family might not care<lb />to keep it, he would take a certain<lb />price for it. Ho added that he might<lb />change his mind overnight, for he<lb />found it hard to decide to sell.<lb />Avery lost no time in telegraphing,<lb />and the next day received the can-<lb />vas by parcels post. The marvelous<lb />picture was actually in his room in<lb />the hotel! A draft on London was<lb />sent to Dresden at once, and the<lb />deed was done.<lb /><lb />Mr. Vanderbilt and his two fellow<lb />conspirators now set about arrang-<lb />ing a surprise for, Meissonier. The<lb />next day was to be the last sitting<lb />for the portrait, and when they ar-<lb />rived at the studio one of them car.<lb />ried a parcel, which was placed in a<lb />safe corner. The sitting proceeded,<lb />and at last Meissonier said the por-<lb />trait was finished. There was not<lb />anothcr touch to be added. ~Now<lb />you may see me sign,TT he announc-<lb />ed, and the act was accomplished<lb />with a duo observance on the part<lb />of the company of the importance<lb />of the moment.<lb /><lb />The artist then went into another<lb />room to put the little portrait in a<lb />frame he had ready for itT ~Le<lb />RenseignementTT was quickly taken<lb />from tho corner, set in a frame on<lb />ihe eascl, and the three men stood<lb />by to see what Mcissonier weuld do.<lb />oWhen he came in and suddenly<lb />saw the picture,T says Mr. Avery,<lb />oho almvust wont crazy in his joy.<lb />410 got (lown on his knees beyore it,<lb />so that he could look at it closely,<lb />and cried out, ~Oh, mon bon tableau;<lb />oh, mon bon tavieau!lT ana with dif-<lb />ficulty found words io express his<lb />delight. He loved-his picture that<lb />he never expected to see again, and<lb />his heart was full.<lb /><lb />ws<lb /><lb />as<lb /><lb />Suathailt. to?<lb /><lb />=o<lb /><lb />of New Hampshire, 1896,<lb /><lb />a<lb /><lb />t<lb /><lb />| aoa<lb /><lb />~<lb /><lb />with timely portraits, views, and<lb /><lb />- giear, rightly proportioned view<lb />race during the current month.<lb /><lb />"<lb /><lb />and most important books are<lb /><lb />certainty that the reader of the<lb /><lb />oIf only one magazine can be taken, we would suggest the<lb />~ REVIEW OF REVIEWS, as covering more ground than<lb />_ any other magazine,� "Board of Library Commissioners<lb /><lb />es<lb /><lb />HIS magazine ts, in its contributed and departmental<lb />features, what its readers, who include the most noted<lb />names of the English-speaking world, are pleased to call<lb /><lb />oabsolutely up to date,� ~thoroughly abreast of the times,�<lb /><lb />oinvaluable,� and ~~indispensable."T It is profusely illustrated<lb /><lb />are of immediate interest, by the best authorities on their respect-<lb />ive subjects, The Editor's ~Progress of the World� gives a<lb />- Month� present the important parts of the best magazine a:av.es<lb />that have been written in every part of the world. The newest<lb /><lb />chronological records, and other departments complete the<lb /><lb />or Reviews will miss nothing of great<lb /><lb />cartoons, Its original articles<lb /><lb />of the history of the human<lb />The o~ Leading Articles of the<lb /><lb />carefully reviewed, ~Indexes, !<lb /><lb />Review<lb /><lb />}<lb /><lb />Send 10 Cents<lb />significance that is said or written or done in Stamps for '<lb />| Hit throughout the world, Specimen Copy<lb />Cz 5 x rw<lb /><lb />THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS CO., 13 Astor Place, New York.<lb />| Single Copy, 25c.* Trial (five months), $1.00: Yeur, $2.50.<lb /><lb />Pe i<lb />Ay)<lb /><lb />fib. 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Reflector,<lb /><lb />Senna me<lb /><lb />When yov nee:<lb />JOB PRINTING<lb /><lb />DonT: iox et the<lb />Refiector Office.<lb /><lb />WE GAVE AMPLE FACILITIES<lb />OK THE WORK AND DO AuL<lb />KINDS Or COMMERCIAL aND<lb />TOBACCO WAKEHOUSE WORK<lb /><lb />v<lb />SUS SEG ESET<lb /><lb />Our Work and Prices Nuit Our Varrasis<lb /><lb />}<lb /><lb />" [8 THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN GREEN \iLLE FOR�<lb /><lb />BLANK GOOK . STATIONERY &amp;°<lb /><lb />a<lb /><lb />: * . |Best in use. The outfit of nd business man it<lb />|, Bavote limite Free Cotness|( rial i)) a Complete withoUwOns.�<lb />etn Perea ates + �,� Reflector Book Store<lb />""-~pepte Banks. Daily 60 cents �,� assortment ot these Fountain Pens,<lb />MN TE Banta� |$180 &amp; beautiful line of Pearl Handl» Gold Pens,<lb />oo ; ~Witminene .'@ You will be:astonished whon you! see them'and|<lb />7 7) e wvery cheapthey are. _ de |<lb /><lb />a<lb /><lb /></p>
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          <lb />Miy REFLECTOR; em<lb /><lb />syuproreus ADVERTISING a Personal ~Movements Almoat at a<lb />* o e Stac dete,<lb /><lb />| 4<lb /><lb />Creates many a new business. Henry Simpson, ot Salisbury, i is in!<lb />Eularges og an old business,<lb />Preserves Many om, pe gy town.<lb /><lb />many a nes<lb />cn Teams me a a lost Gantiela,, Mrs, J. L. Wooton ias been sick the<lb /><lb />Saves many a failing businees.? | Jast few days.<lb />S-cures success to apy business<lb />Miss Rosa Hooker and Miss Ada<lb />oe : Wooten left fer Kinston Friday night<lb />t. oadvertise judiciously,T uce tne| to visit friends. oNit.�<lb /><lb />c ~lumne of the REVLECTOR : ny<lb />2 Mrs. Carmalt and Miss Ella Frizzle.<lb />of Washington, arrived Friday evening<lb /><lb />Kicping Constantly at it Brings SUCCESS | 10 visit Mrs. W. HB. Ricks.<lb /><lb />ni RL fa<lb />~ Pil CUNY:<lb /><lb />Our energies ;<lb />_ have never. re-"<lb />laxed. Our ef- 4 | :<lb />forts have never ~ BET Passengor and mall? {train going We hea that the hard wind Friday! §<lb /><lb />ceased to give 2B | ncvth, arrives 8:22 A. M. Going South, | night blew down many fences in the<lb />Pre irrives.6:57 P, M, : : : on i<lb />ou the best se- 2% | steamer Tar River arrves from Wash- country. It was a hard blow. | = ju<lb />jected stock of 2p} i gton Monday, Wednesday and Friday Thin Rocky Mon Atpérisul lint jue = rc xonaell<lb /><lb />2 eaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure<lb /><lb />t ° ¢ Lind<lb /><lb />ape | cay and Saturday. issued a special trade edition. It makes<lb />¥ nae "_-"____"_""" } a fine showing for its townTs industries.<lb />3 ~ * ¥<lb /><lb />we) MARKETS, Mis3 Ada Wooten has taken charge<lb /><lb />!<lb />|<lb />|<lb />:<lb /><lb />eee ere<lb /><lb />The streets were almost lil rir ers '<lb /><lb />TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.<lb /><lb />this morning. i iG<lb /><lb />{<lb /><lb />(i a By icloatint ~3 as teacher of the pubhe- school it<lb />i 3 / : MoyeTs school house, one mile from es Pee<lb />= Hci : Spright &amp; Morrivu. ~own,<lb />Pe C.tton Buyers and Commission (ee fee y ~ C A S if © NN a Y.<lb />from owhich. to : Martante ou is -_ ae ha E ©<lb />i } : 8 ot ness NLOUg the coun Ty. rp and<lb />select your per ee se pnuemonia seem to be almost epidemic _"<lb /><lb />y OPENTG. HIGHTST. LOWTST, CLOS¥, | deecti<lb />Me iMer, 7.04 704 6:99. 6.99.0.) 2 rey cirection. fe d ] d<lb />merMiy (aT TAT 6 116 O97 On Thursday Paul Harrington, Jr., OMe On £00 peop e all<lb /><lb />drew about $50 from one of the banks,<lb /><lb />CHICAGO MEATAND GRAIN. h h<lb />He had some other business to attend t J<lb />Wie aT" ent O e rus °<lb /><lb />5 7 m2 lost 10 bill before he lett<lb />May 754 77 vot "7 to, and lost a $ ill before<lb /><lb />town. J ~ r<lb />My 7 RICKS TART<lb />May 7.524 7.624 7.52) 7.624 ; ~<lb /><lb />chases. Wecon-<lb />_ fidently. believe<lb />and unhesita-<lb />tingly claim<lb />that ours is the<lb />storeof allstores<lb />in cu county<lb />from waich ,to<lb /><lb />pr rE<lb /><lb />Ax | Riss" Thirty M-nutes Later. uy<lb />: a f Buy -| May 8.85 3.90 885 8.90 Under the newschedule for this branch |<lb />4 ~ : " | of the W. &amp; W. railroad, the passenger : ~ ng<lb />b~ Your FAXANFANCY. trains begin Monday morning arriving | i it<lb />= ! here 30 minutes Jater than formerly. nyo alt ? 5 2 = ® A<lb />+ ~Good S The train will now leave Kinston at * S o = = 5<lb /> | Don't Put any itsim This Month, 7:50 a. m. and reach Greenville at 8:52 i aig oa 9 3]<lb />+ . . zs 2 OoO | see aay | ~<lb />s for the coming Therg.is no. change in the schedule of | ww, pave opened up on our farm aa o<lb />eC ear Goods are Another supply ot le dines and day of the evening train, the arriving time one mile east of Greenville a | oS mate eam 9<lb />ai y : books at Reflector Book here remaining 6:57. ""~-first"clazs "" Sel es: ""yam ot<lb />« soldontimeand ucaie 8 , sO Be<lb />m0 at close credit For sale or rent one six rvom house : ;  sam 2. 2 C)<lb />ENG rices to cus- and lot. J.J. GHerry - Tho Frof. Back m N. C, Ws ! = © 5 a S<lb />~3 omers of ap- Fresh Carr Butter i pound packages! The Hendergon Gold Leaf says Prof. I | ® a "") = V2<lb />= oproved credit. at S. M. Schultz, Edmunds, of Greenville, has opened (T Q 2 " b Cc)<lb />Ss Apples cheap, £6 021'3 a peck at S. h~s anatomical museum there fora feW) aig arg prepared to furnish (Nn © 2 2 = Co Q<lb />* M, Schultz. days, This is the first we have heard} town andcommunity'with the | 2» 5 ""J cA<lb />ae . from the Professor since he lett here a oo, wv ig A, fm 9<lb />Pe Good" sold, for Arbuckles Coffee, 20 cents a pound. aoe ees ay Will "THE BEST JERSEY" | 3 pl aft<lb />a0) fi W. C. Hings &amp; about two years ago with Profs. W1 j BS b4,, s yo :<lb />4 cash a� ~ the . C. Hines &amp; Co. James and Will Perkins for a trip| 4 o@ : 206 poy<lb />z that tel 0) vs ae _ Plenty of fresh Oysters at W. C. through the north with HForepaughTs} ; | | Bey a. ome o ne<lb />~ wonderful. influ- Hines &amp; Co. circus. The two Wills turned up| ; 5s a Sen<lb />| 3 ence of gold, sil- : : home after a short experience on the aah iiar ora Give ue : i | = Bm. ° oa 5 mi<lb />ver or green 8.00 For $5:75. oad, tial and s : Ol iS<lb />; you will be our custom"} ae Fe<lb />bd ac Ks... ost We will send the Tar Datty Rr- er. For prices apply to the pro- : memes es 3 oe - ae<lb />they enter into FLEOTOR, the Cosmepolitan Magazine WictcaurT Yitense -prietors or manages. Orders ieft | wd A == 9<lb />ag possession net iemiors umes CRE 4 For the first ak in February the fs Cee {T p """ = A<lb />~ spe 7 Ls . q i Oo pec<lb />they are again whole year for $5.75. Did you ever Register of Deeds issued licenses for ee -e #8 a " {Tl<lb />converted into hear ot a better offer? The regular| . : j 9 inaghig S<lb />5 six couples, four white and two colored | dy. 0 ley NW] TOD3} ou ona me<lb />the price of the three publications'is $8.00 eee RM. Ke ode. A ey = ©<lb />i i! j ee | r. o �"�<lb />conan i oes while you can"this Amos Evans and Martha Evans. = [ saandis s"<lb />: \<lb />offer may be withdrawn. Alfred Smith and Jane Stanley.<lb /><lb />Chiirch S2rvloes To-morrow . E. L. Brown. and Lena Bland.<lb /><lb />| |<lb />. H. Manning and Anlizer Man- 7<lb />Methodist church"Sunday-school at D6 Hy ana &amp; iit ease : ~ ; ie<lb />9:30 A.M. Preaching at 11 A. M. . Laub 00 : a :<lb />by Rev. N. M.W 30 P. M. een mm C8t<lb />y Rev utson, and 7:30 P. M Sam Sheppard and Mary Dupree. oat c<lb /><lb />by Rev. B. H. Melton.<lb /><lb />we can buy for<lb />the benefitofour<lb />many friends<lb /><lb />."ai<lb /><lb />and customers. Bpleconal « ehorch.Sunday-eohosl Daniel Joyner and Darley Best.<lb />Do rate Dene at 9:30 A.M. . Arbuckles Coftes only 20 cts a pound. :<lb />Or be c ci «bi at y Baptist chvrch"Sunday School at 4 Granulated Sug ar only 5 ov a pound.<lb /><lb />9:30 A, M. Preaching et ji A. Mi: ~ ) iia R's HeinzT Ss Baked eans only 1 cts ~ can.<lb /><lb />to your friends,<lb />who will take<lb />care of your in-<lb />terest and work<lb />the harder to<lb /><lb />and 7:00 P. M. by Rev. E. D. Wells.<lb />Presbyterian chureh"Sunday school<lb /><lb />5-pound Buckets of Preserves onl y 40:cts.<lb /><lb />~4 * |8-pound Can elegant Apples only 10 cts &amp; can,<lb /><lb />9:80 A. M. emt eas Dried Applies only 5 cts.a pound.<lb />UNDERTAKERS,<lb /><lb />| , :<lb />: site | These goods are all strictly first-classag we do<lb /><lb />&amp; strongercvstom ~stem et tat Dan AMER IRETORS ND ot no dealin shoddy goods, We lead in the<lb />E frente Prriant Me ee EF BCVA Pert. oe grocery business, alias try to tollow.<lb /><lb />i forward, honest |<lb /><lb />5 dealing between .<lb />man andman.<lb />We are the<lb />6 friendoftherich<lb />man, poor man,<lb />otyou all. See<lb />us and be treat-<lb />ed right at the<lb />PeopleTs Store. ; .<lb /><lb />~AM S |<lb />: | ~ if lic and cloth ever brought 10<lb /><lb />Green\ ia,<lb /><lb />at my same place ready to serve ce 163 ae ) ae<lb /><lb />} you with lie hone ce oxen ea embaln GUNS Big and . ae &amp;<lb />sh body ae. 4 on given to con ittle ~<lb /><lb />Fruits, Confbtinns, igang assy scar edt bis :<lb /><lb />| ~ trast to our dare will redceiye At Cost to close out present stockT . Sait Valse<lb /><lb />| cape: ters.T I have nice Malaga every mark of res et. ned :<lb /><lb />i] Grapes;Oranges, Apples, | Our prices are lower than ever. | _ Such &amp; chance will never cour in,<lb /><lb />Nut, Figs, &amp;b. We do not want mononply but|..<lb />invite competition...<lb /><lb />ee ee a9, oWe oa at etal<lb /><lb />a y every day. be. e 3<lb /><lb />» your Cocoanats. + a is ort<lb /><lb />aay dein gira eA ME MEM TEAR, ~<lb />a . ~<lb />, , ~<lb />a a<lb />, :<lb />~ be ¢ Bie ai a .<lb />yo ~<lb />T we i OP ie * q sat EME i<lb />. a ee ~ i laa<lb />dan eT wth Bu aes pt on<lb />ee a et ~ : or<lb />* * ef<lb />Me, F<lb />i eae | * Fa ae<lb />i<lb /><lb />wea: ae We haye just received @ new<lb />TWiieeeer srt Oe se Shelburn&amp;Co.<lb />HERE i: snd Cosgets, in wood, metal- .<lb /><lb />i AAAS RRORRRNRRRARHNRRHIARIR RT RReHR ou eens ALT HS A Dari ins  Y<lb /><lb />S<lb /><lb /></p>
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