épalpate Bsa FINGES FOR HER NOSE.A Revival With Practical Results,The late revival meeting bas been the), It is due to the skillful surgery | Sa |cause ot putting some ienoT money | Of Dr. Joséph P. Tanis, of Phila-| ~x Sedelphia, that Mrs. John Edward,of Chester, Pa., has a nose likeanybody else. The third fingeris missing from Mrs. Edwardsright hand, but it is now a part ofber face, for it was grafted thereto form a new nose for her. Mresinto rslaton. Ove gentleman vig~in the country ealled at the post officeheiaiwnsbone co i lokee wail matter, | feW days ago and asked for his mail.a of second nie ragheaieCee a Se He was handed a letter which he foundto contain $22, and a scray of paper_ SURSCRIPTION RATES.STOCK UFSPRING ANDjust arrived. Comeand |}" - « « .* $8.00] with uhese words on it: ~This is yourne year, la :_ «ge mon i * 25 ) dwards was admilted to thea ~OneT rig - - = .10|money.� He did not: understand why fMethodist Episcopal HospitalyWehavea large :by carriers without. ong a any should be sending him money iD/1,¢. in the fall to be treated forGQ a rates are liberal and can be | that style, and after two or three days|_ canderous growth. This ail- RL. DAVIS, reor at ment was carefully treated andchecked, but it had left an unssightly blemish where the patientTs nose had been. Mre. Ed-wards grieved a great deal overthe facial disfigurement, and,thought, concluded that it was from aman who had got:ahead ef him aboutthat much in a trade sometime backThe otheor morning Belk Bros.receiveda letter containing $1.06 and a notesaying,o This is tor a coat I beat you outR. A. TYSON, Vice-PresTt, J. L. LITTLE. CashTr.REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1896. oa |STATEMENT OF THE .The Bank of Greenville, :GREENVILLE, N. C.,\ bd cn application to the editor, fe desire a. live correspondent ati postoffice inthe county, who will. pend in brief items of WEWe as it occurs* fa each neighborhood, Write plainlyead only on one side of the paper.#®reached this place Tuesday. He diedSunday morning. For several days hehad been suffering with severe pain in| |» Record. At present the company | bones.toa hard bargainer, who sent the fol-+ ; ° 6s- lowing advertisemeny to a paper: Alady in delicate health wishes to meetwith a useful companion. She mustbe domestic, musical, an early riser,amiable, of good-appearance, and havesome experience in nursing. A totalabatainer preferred. Comtortable home,No salary.� A tew days afterwards theadvertiser received by express a basket,labeled: oThis side up, with care;perishable.� On opening it she'founda tabby cat with a letter tied to hertail. Itran thus: oMadam, in responseto your advertisement. 1 am happyto furnish you, with a very usetulcompanion, which you will find exactlysuited to your requirements. She isdomestic, a good Vocalist, an early riser,She has had4 - an amiable. disposition, and isnsidered handsome.great experience as a nurse, havingbrought uv a large family, I needscarcely add that she is a total atstainer.As salary is no object to her, she willserve you faithfully i return for acomfortable home.�Friends of the Public Schools.eeThe publi scheols ot North Carolinalack money, lack legislative recognition;but these are not their greatest wantsof� Apothher man living in the countrylishing railroad hospitals at variousints on its system, says tue Manufac-described the sytem pursued by thePlant Railway and Steamship Companywhich kas opened several hospitals,equipped with everything necessary forthe treatment of patieuts along its lines.The idea of the Southern RailwayCompany is in line with the progressivepolicy followed by its present manage-ment,Billville Banner Flashes.radThis is excellent springweather, andthe walking from Washington was neverbetter.says PresidentSouth, oI hardlyoGood morning !�McKinley to therecognized you!�It is stated on reliable authority thatOhio has muved to Washington and iscamping in the streets.The only objection the averageGeorgian has to spring fever is thatwhen a fish is tugging at his line italways wakes him up.A North Carolina editor, who is aRepublican, says he lias oquit waitingfor prorperity, bought an axe and goneto splittinT rails,�T* elprovidence. As soon es spring comesSome folks donTt place edenwhen Dr. Tuuis suggested a rem-finger of her right hand, and dis-articulated the remaining twoThe hand was held inher face, and it was necessary tofeed her by means of a tube in-serted into the left corner of hermouth. Occasionally the band-ages were removed, butthe handwas never allowec to change itsposition.The finger was firmly grattedto the face. It was then treatedwounds were uressed and thethe operation. She was muchbet~er off, as a matter of fact, forthe new nose was quite as good asthe average personTs.- The nasalpassages, which had not beenaftected by the cancerous ail-form gauze and the rostrils werethereby reseryed. Mrs. Edwardshas left the hospital with a newnose, hardly less exuct in formthan her orignial one.A Heifer With Five Legs,A heifer with tive legs attracteda crowd yesterday at the wharfof the York River Line, on Lightstreet. The heifer 18 1 year old,The extra Jeg grows from. theright shoulder and reaches near-with a preparation ot cocaine avdwas seyered fromthe hand. Bothpatient was none the worse for) ment, had been packed with iodo-|At the Close of Business Maroh Sth, 1897.ent - 2 1897 received $15 which a man had unjustly edy, she immediately agreed to RESOURCES. LIABILITIES,HRibAy, APRIL Py gotten from him ia a horse trade" undergo the operation, by means] J.oans and Discounts $41,761.19 Capital stock paid in $23,000.00: " " IM Yacrnal of which one of her fingers was|Over Drafts | 1.3/5) Burpius and F rants 2,332.66a " onroe Jourbal. Premium on Stock 1,000.00 Deposits subject to Check 95,691.14: A ManTs Head Bursts. ~ ee to be made to take the place of| Due from Banks $8,567.54; Due to Banks 733.36: ene . a her nose. Furniture and Fixtures 1,500.00$ Cashiers Checks ortstanding 863.34. - A Practical Idea. A Current Expenses 285.52 § Time Certificates of Deposit 355.00News of the death of Mr. Will Nolen, aes The patient was etherized, and | Gash Items 2,652.12 pa eee: Hateson of Dr. Nolen, near Crouse, after D-)� ~The Southern Railway Company, it is the operation begun. Dr. Tunis | oash on hand ae ie i aol actiaetense suffering of:an unusual nature,) 0144 is considering the plan of estab- cut off the end joint of the third Total $112,974.60We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, and shall be glad to haveyour account, promising every accommodation consistent with good banking.the head, with more or less indication is obliged to depend upon hospitals at position over Mrs. EdwardsT facty . = Bek oe s q a of Be Ge.. ofarising mside.T Sunday, it is said) + cities located along its route|@Nd the boneless flesh was laid} C"="= . =e FOon § pee ohos Te fe)~that his skull burst, the bones parting for the treatment of accident cases, and | OVOF the damaged nose and " o~=. 8S a Sy § ©9292 2 = aa Oasunder, The sufferer was driven mad at times these institutions are too tar stitched to tne face. Bandages es + =e 3 oof bs oo =. 4 = a Bby the intense agony he endured. The distant {rom the scene of the accident of crindline, spread with plaster hd Coe es hee 3h S : a wmdeceased was about 30 years of age and or the companyTs surgeons are unable to| Of paris, were wrapped about the} gow q = : $3 g 3 8 : ae o 3 5 a. o38 yAleaves a young wife an one oF WO) i, admittance to them for patients, patientTs body, holding the arm| = © = 2 a - ® oe: 2 : 3 ars 45 aS pychildren."Gastonia Gazette. except under special conditions. firmly in place. The hand and cones | Mod | Bots 8 8 oa. la 4 seo 8 fe]: NS The hospital plan is one that has remaining fingers were padded| Camm ' sie fQ 7S © x 2 3 ® eS : 4 4 q 2* » a=Avswer to a Correspondent. been cdopted by a number of the|tO prevent maceration of the face, "" A Pon = a0 § Qo: fo o% = 5 a aad oen railroaa companies in this country, and for three weeks Mrs. . Ed- man in| 25m a oA GS 2 tty A aS oa 9An amusing story is told in The | and is of much practical value. The wards remained in that position.| Can =) = ie o : o 3 Sik: e 5 sr ee = OChurchman of a rebuke administered | ManufacturersT Kecord has already Her hand almost entirely covered " s 25 3 Zhe a Rot ra)POISONare Ren RP mI,A ALTY Primary. Seoondary oru'entiary BLOOD POISON permanent);cured in 164035 days, You can betreated ajhome forsame price under same guaran:ty. Ifyou prefer tocome here we willcon:° tractio pay railroad fareand hotel bills,andnocharge, if we fail to cure. If you have taken mer=cury, lodide potash, and still have aches andains, Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat,imples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers onany part of the body, Hair or Eycbrows fallinout, it is this Secondary BLOOD POISOwe | aprons tocure. We solicit the most obsti-nate cases and challenge the world for acase wecannotcure. This disease has alwaysbaffied the skill of the most eminent physi-cians. $500,000 capital behind our uncondictional guaranty. Absolute preoks sent sealed onapplication. Address COOK REMEDY CQ,,803 Masonic Temple. CHICAGO, ILL.W WulaM BRITT,""is now runningTa""WOOD: YARDand ean furni h Wood at the shortest.notice. Buys Wood by the car load. ~Jj @Your patronage solicited.SO L CIYORS WANTED forDr. Talmages ~TheEarth Girdled,�T or his tamous touraround the world,a thrilling story ofsavage and barbarous lands. Four mil-lion TalmageTs books sold, and ~*TheEarth Girdled� is his latest and grand-est. Demand enoromous. Everybodywants this famous book, only $3.50. Bigbook, big commissions. a gold mine ®!orworkers. Credit given, freight paid,lonttit free. Drop all trashRand sell the|king of books and make $300 a month., Address for outtit and terri ory, TheDominion Company, Star Buildiug. Chi-cago.|s3arbers.AMES A, SMITH,TONSORIAL ARTIST.GREENVILLE. N. 6,Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeingand Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialtyERBERT EDMUNDS,H FASHIONABLE BAREER, oSpecial attention given to cleanirtpave, They lack friends most of all. Ten|and they hear it thunder they hunt up y hag the ground, The extra Gentlemens Clothingreally alive intelligent, aggressive, disin-| 4 lightning rod agent. patinaT yp diene forks is~ terested triends of the public sclools in When a bank cashier fails now he North Carolina, where it was ESTABIASH SY 1875. OTEL NICHOLSON. ach county in North Carolina would | * -:| raised. it was shipped from :7 each county generally leaves this note behind bim: S Hill me J. A, Burexss, Merbring our system to the trent as neither} sw. T vote ~Moin! {| puow Hill, N. O., on the steamer Y ii dl" shingt 5: ring | You know, IT voted for McKinley, and) Atlanta, and was consigned to a SAM ivi SCHULTZ Washington, N. OU,4 legis'ative enactments nor epproprit"| amy now going abroad.� Lexington UO «, 2 VWtions can. A disinterestet triend is notBillville didnTt lose anything on thestreetstore." Baltimore SuuTdepartmentPORK SIDES &SHOULDERThis Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, several new rooms added, elec,tric bellsto every room. Attentive seréasily found, especially in publi: affairs. . - J 2ae ; ree vat rize fight. There was once a manj|"«yws"r's" ss" i vants. Fish and Oysters seryed dailyTThe office seekers are friends of every" a i : Oar, DU e xy a0 \@ lacey SAAN A WH Le T ARMERS ANI MEKCHANTS BUYthing and everybody; but thev are hasnTt been seen in six months, % : , 6) t ing thelr ye are suppl es will tn a ;. . . : ge i x r ye | Uheir incere b : .ninety-nine times in a hundred not Having attempted to reform every"| we é QM | chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is coraplete CREENVI LL Erested. These are not the kind qo Ay a sei uallite vraachea.sinte thing else under the sun, Kansas now | 3% : pe~� of friends the public schuuls need; they� aa, faa' proposes to reform the ten command"| Qe °° . cle Kwill hever rise as astepping stone f) onts She is evidently taking onanew|e PRACTICAL Se |personal ambition, ~They need friends jeune of life. a6 » 3 PLOUR,COF FEE, SUGA 14, i ih ttwho are interested in them with th: « li AN} SHEET ROW aie ~ sd. PY bas o age Vis ac) "_ a Ol e.mest Jodlike of human motives"| Fitzsimmons has adviswd Cervett to | Sie apbenevolence. Not the man who has sik tothe stage, We thought that ae my ~WORKER. P ALWAYS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES * the ac}chil ren to eaticate ; not the man whu Kiiz had pO animosty against: the de"| Sx : itl D | bag iy melee oe he prepol eegid ce mett his eon oF daughter or feated champivn,T but he seems bent on | See evade series to the --ff & sel tewants to get ) ge A | © citizens of Greenville and the Gp Tobacco, sr C,decorid odusin fh as teacher ; not the | wreaking a versitile revenge ! Me public generally. | -MNDAY SEPT. 7, 18%a0) ATT 2. ~ fa bus. p iman who talks about the public echools We hear that Brother Sam Jones|% ROOF ING, GUTTERING, ¢ 4 tin ge dig Peery he prot. A Ps hayand prays secretly for public office ; but}, 3 : , R " Spoutingand Stove Work, Qe} 2° Ad and continue for 10 months,ang pray af ;Ou"lhas. been awaking up the sinners inj 9@ © , ial T @Be| cte stock of , an (vasa abe-s tatiows:) Sean who desires to improve the} atianta, »-&. church member canTt | #o AAG ali bs ae | | |! Primary Koglish per mo, a2 opi sare © the people cc: in them! get much: sleep -when SatnTs around.|%9 no churges made. ~Tobacco. 1 FUR ITURE geet. a ie $3 00Ties the hope of our dev opment veh Brother Jones shou come to Billville, o ; Flues made ~in season. Shop P, 7 3 \ Sgn 9) Fie of whe aie oe Languages (each) ** % . aepeople-"he is the ~nee the We are building a tabernacie here that, | in rear of 5 and 10 cent store. Sie | always on hand and soldat prissatoeult Cg oa and Seclpline of tha.arhoalanni he tor ke cay, wil wor mali alt ce age a Sect t 7mE ,ie , ee {sino * ha ita ons ution. w ~4a VIO MOR a we Tgp ; Di ,