10. hprlride tor. &sie esseRY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY).Enred as second-nlassT mail fnatter.| manne oadSURSCRIPTION RATES.eeOD se. a ii ¥ ® . +$3.002510a he week. -ose» Delivered in towa by,carriers without"sxe cost.dvertisng rates are l{beral and can be_eaad on application to the editor or atWw e desire a live correspondent atavery postoflice inthe covnty, who willgend in brief items of NEWS as it occursin each neighborhood. Write plainlyand only on nts side of the paper.FRipay, Marcu 5, 1897.A Short Sermon.Brethren should dwell togetherin uninty. This can always: bedone if we bear with one another.Intolerancy is one cf the great-est stumbling blocks to this man-ner of tiving.When it is religious intolerancyitis ten times Worse.We may aimer with men, weomay thing weare right beyondrants, yet we should accord to every one the right to hisown opinior. In arguing withaman itis well to remember thathe his a feelings, and yery oftenohe has a wife, in which event oneshould be carefulT what kind ofconversation is indulged in, other-wise one might get kaocked- down, for if there is anything anhonest man will not stand it is anasporsien, however remote, on hisowife, or may be a relative.~Some brethren no doubt measwell, but they are not always~prudent or wise. By their intol-~ergnce they not only commit a* gin, but cause others to sin. Thenwhere is the good of it all, espe~_gially if we vet licked ?oSuffering persecution forChristTs sake� is all right, but thetrouble is it is not always for Hissake. Generaily the devil hasomore to do with it than Christ.Bear with ove another; foolsare driven; wise men may bepersuaded._ postin saan4 Corn Stalks Worth Two Dollars a Tonae*~It was some time ~after the latewar that it was announced thatthere was a mercantile value incotton seeds. Before that timecotton seed could be seen lyingaround on heaps to rot and oftento waste. All know how eagerly3 they are sougi:t now.| - Until recently no one thought of~the corn stalk as a source of rev-énue. What were gathered were_ taken for the fodder on them, butthe chemist has been at work and~ finds two dollars worth in eyery~ton of stalks, or five dollars worth~per acre,": It is estimated that the stalks| from the six great corn growingBtates would be worth annually$225,000,000.Thus it seems not improbablemarketed as frugally asthe cottonBeeds are now.ro)#or Burying a Populist.An amusing incident happenedat Halifax Tuesday while theboard ot county commissioners~was 1n session. oe ot| An old-darkey appeared beforeth commissioners " and askedbairman A 4 ong if his accountDg abury! vulist,� ~sald ~Seto& Piman, meaning a|mTye ©that early in the twentieth century |corn stalks may be gathered and}"| position.To regulate the sale of liquor in Col-umbus county. |To promote oyster culture in NewHanover county.The speaker announced as the, specialorder the election of railway commis-sioner and state librarianHancock nominated for railwaycommissioner D. H. Abbott, of Pamlicocounty, ana Parker, of Perquimans,(bolting populist) seconded the nomi_nation.Nelson nominated E. C. Beddinafieldand Duffy seconded it.Ward, majority populist, nominatedJohn Graham, of Warren,The result of the ballot was"Abbott69, Graham 20, Beddingfield 29.Speaker Hileman, bolting populist,voted for Abbott.For state librarian Hodges nominatedR. A. Cobb, populist bolter.Johnson nominaied E, A. Cole, astraight populist, of Moore county.Hartness nominated J. C. Ellington.The result of tue vote was"-Cobb69, Ellington 25, Cole 21. The speakervoted and, of course, for Cobb.By consent, Adams introduced aresolution to pay James H, Young, otWake, $500, expenses in his electioncontest, and Dufly one to pay N. B,Broughton the same amount.As a special order the senate bill torevise and amend the public school lawwas taken up. It creates a state boardof examiners, county supervisors, etc.It was drawn by Senator Butler. Itwas put upon its second reading andpassed and then passed its third readingwith but half a dozen noes.The senate amendment to the Wil-ington charter pill was concurredin, this allowing registration books tobe kept open only ten days beforeelection.The house. corcurred in the senateamendment to the New Bern charterbill, the amendment being the sameasthe Wilmington bill, by which thegovernor appoints the aldermen.NIGHT SESSION.The house took up the bill to increasethe annual appropriation to ihe stateguard from $6,000 to $12,000.Hancock, chairman of the militarycommittee, warmly supported it.Bryan, vt Chatham, who two yearsazo desired to take away all appropria"tiovs, opposed it.Schulken moved to table anu Hancockprotested.Hancock attempted to get reconsid-eration of the vote, but was not recog-nizec. The yeasdemuuded on the motion to put theand nays wereoclincher.� There wes auch explainingof votes.The motion to put on the clincherprevaiied"ayes 58, noes 39.Cleveland counties in the Seventh con-ofessional district and Yadsin and Da-vie in the Eighth congressional district.Its purpose is to make the Eighth dis"trict republican positively and krocksour Shutord in the Seventh district andmakes it democratic.Statistical and Industrial,~he most unhealthy city inEurope is Barcelona, Spain. Thenumber of deaths there at presentexceeds the number of births.The Yellow r.ver is styled theoSowsow of China.� It is esti-mated thatits floods in the presentcentury have cost China 11,000,000liver,S:xty thousand dollars a year,a sulary drawn by the Frenchambassadors in iiindeg rt) thelargest sum paid tu any diplomat-ist 1 tue word.When one is told that about800 cases of c~utagious: diseasesare reported to the health depart-ment in New York city each week,and thata py be is y to betled if he as not lodked intoortuary stahstics in Americanie.of course. course-" ety otai ~) ¥Noh Caolina a at the phar lls a: abel ae yer that thetH~he bill passed to place Gaston and]100 funerals result |Indian children really have noin which the white child has aname. That i is to gay, there 18 no~such thing as an arbitrary desig-|oIndian name� i is & phrase ~Phichhas a definite meaning, and in thecourse of a lifetime this phrase, asapplied to a particular Indian,may be chanced several times.The attempt to translate thesephrases | into English has led toridiculous and confusing, results.Superinténdent Terry of the Crowcates in the March Review ofReviews the adoption of a regularsystem of nomenclature by thegovernment, and the abandon-ment of the practice of translat-ing.MANTUAMAKER,GREENVILLE, N. ©On Dickinson Avenue next toPresbyterian ckurch.Have had several years experi-ence and solicit work from thecitizens of the community. Alkinds of ladies and childrens sew-ing done. Satisfaction will begiven on all work.\ K J TLULIAM BRITT,""is now running a""WOOD: YARDand ean furni hT Wood at the shortest.notice. Buys Wood by the car load. ,Your o Bhan solicited.EVERY DAYFinds my place well supplied the"very choicest of"Frais, Conleclions, UilgarsEvery housekeeper sheuld trymy select Dried Pears.I also have Malaga Grapes,Dates, Figs, Oranges, Apples,Nuts, &e. in great abundance.Cheapest place in town.Leading brands of Cigars.Fresh Candy every day:Let me grate your Cocoanuts.MORRIS MYER.Greenv sille! Market.Corrected by 8, M. Schultz.Butter, per lb 16 to 25Western Sides i4¢ to 9Sugar cured Hams 10 to 120Corn 40 to 64Corn Meal 50 to 65Flour, Family 5.50 to 6.20Lard 6} to 1,OatsSugar 4 toCoffee 13 to 20Salt per Sack 75 to 1 66Chickens | 10 to 14Eggs per doz 10Bees wax.per 2Cotton ang Peanut,Below are Norfolk prices of cotto.and pennuts for yesterday, a8 furnished,by Co: Js & Commission Mer |.chant ~tok «Good Middling t iPMiddling ooLow Middling 6EGood Ordinary _ 5 15-16}:Tone"quiet: shPEANUTS.PrimeExtra Prime�"�ancy 5Spanish maa 60 16:| Tone"quiet.proceed~| names of their own, in the sense}nation for each Indian child. An a$25 % 50¢ , tsRANTEED = cae of constinaion. Cascarets are the Idealia onun meee ouEredl. can ey mat sats~ 9 ee alee e a Ne eaeiseRA. TYSON, Vice-Pres't. ye " CashTrREORGANIZED JUNE sth, 1896. a.The Bank of Greenville,GREENVILLE, N. 6.a a a eeR. L. DAVIS, PresTt.ee a aIndian School in Montana, advo- Statement of Condition December 17th, 1896.RESOURCES. | LIABILITIES.J.oans and Discounts $40,456.36? Capital paid in $23,000.00Due from Banks 38,263.30§ Undivided Profits 3,045.54Furniture and Fixtures 1,500.00$ Deposits | 81,787.59Current Expenses 1,764.753 Due Banks 1,131.87Premium on Stock 1,000,093 Time Certificates , 1,285.00Cash Items 7,792.60;Cashiers Checks 1,480.59Cash 20,923.58 ¢ a Git: SESaaa | Total $111,700.5Total $111,700.59 2 :Accouncs Received. Correspondence Invited|ayBy! 9 4 gio yp#2: sg" o wale asses 3 8 O's 2 ro fe)= Me ys dens A bo F 23s at 82 @oi od 8 8 & ee� 22 28P= 8 ae gees § £35 232 a &B7 y= | Sees 2 ~3.38 2 43 ohqooe 228 wid ge. Bsc Deea Senda Oem & 1 2ese8.atssbetes | Sd | 5052 ig 3s ere Fe Seena es ao oe ee $g33 2 fhais bse Pte) oSs 0 «se 9% goes ag Oo=~ ASSA 4 oeae oo 8 23 a ages .cS "" one a ® OF Bog oQonnP "" eS oe owe 2H Bese 2uOme sei 1 Seon HWM BS SOPSE agaad & "SL v A sm se]otce.We hereby. ye notice that a petitionwill be presérited to the Legislature cochange the charter of the Town ofGreenville.ALFRED FORBES,J.G. MOYE,s ty. it J. L, LITTLE,Op pay railroad fareand hotel bills, tA, TY dCett we tail tocure. If you have takin moos Hog ISOS,Ph sth and still have aches and .pa an feet pay aati mouth, Sore Throat,imples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers onan7 part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows fallinout, it is this Secondary BLOO D POISONwe guarantee to cure. We solicit hae most obstieRa eo cases and challenge the world for aewecannotcure. This disease has alwaysfiled the skill of the most eminent physi-eon thas ital refienttiy 4 our uncondiegniarant roote ia! ty, Aso Cook te EM HDY COe303 Masonic Temple. CHIGAN GG. ILL.oeGENTS WANTED"For War inCuba,, by Senator Quesada, Cubanrepresentative at Washington. Kn-dorset by Cuban patrio.s. In tremen-dous demand. A bonanza~ for agents.Only $1.50. Big book, big commissions,Everybody wants the only endorsed, re-liable book. Outfitsfree. Credit givenFreight paid. Dropall trash, aud maka$300 a month wit: War in Cuba. Ad-dress today, THK NATIONAL BOOKCONCERN, 352-356 Dearborn� St.,Chicag..- sarbers.|sani. Sanda| AMES A. SMITH,TONSORIAL ARTIST,GREENVILLE. N. CG,Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeingand Pressiug Gents Clothes a specialty| C2BERT EDMUNDS,FASHIONABLE BAREEK.%Special attention given to cleaningGentlemens Clothing.~OTEL NICHOISON,J. A. Buresss, Mer.Washington, N. C,This Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, several new rooms: added, elec,tric bells to every room. Atigntive ser,vants; Fish and OystersTreryed daily.Patronage of traveling puvlic SolicitedESTABLISH D 1875.SAM. MM. SCHULTZPORK SIDES&SHOULDERARMERS ANI) MEKUHANTS BUSing their yearTs supplies will tingtheir interest to get our-prices befcre puchasing elsewhere. Ourstock is coraplet:u allits brauchea.FLOUR,COFFEE, SUGARale Academy,The next session of the school willopen on;MNDAY SEPT. 7, 189auwars ATP: LOWEST knee Patces~Tobacco, | pr tf &,we buy diroc from Manufactus. 3 entia § voto Day at ohe protic. A eou-tie stock « anae tee wa for 10 months.8 are as follows.Mey, & patel rv nglish per are } Pyteig th Wud 1 vuFURNITURE ie: noone: =ashytling of the ghaS NR Sela ANS