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          <lb />DAl<lb /><lb />DJ WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.<lb /><lb />TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.<lb /><lb />.<lb /><lb />Vol. 5.<lb /><lb />-@REENVILLE, N. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1897.<lb /><lb />MUNFORD<lb /><lb />back from the<lb /><lb />Northern .<lb />Markets<lb /><lb />witharightnew<lb />line of<lb /><lb />_<lb /><lb />"L" j<lb />such as<lb /><lb />STRIPED. DIME.<lb /><lb />Fancy Nainso ok,<lb />Muslins,<lb />Piques,<lb /><lb />White Lawns,<lb />Lace Curtains,<lb />SW.8s,<lb /><lb />Val. Laces,<lb />Everlasting<lb />Embroidery,<lb />Kte.<lb /><lb />Call and see for<lb />yourself.<lb /><lb />IN Te<lb /><lb />We are now<lb />ready with<lb /><lb />SPRING<lb /><lb />CLOTHING!<lb /><lb />Swell business<lb />suits, three-but-<lb />ton sack, colors<lb />brown, green,<lb />erays, 10 plaids<lb />and over plaids,<lb />and checks.<lb />Our business is<lb />growing, We<lb />know the secret<lb />ItTs. well-made<lb />Clothing at a<lb />quick selling<lb />profit.<lb />low prices for<lb />you. We are<lb />hustling for bus-<lb />iness and get:<lb />ting it.<lb /><lb />Bien dive al i .<lb />: i ait,<lb />a MS eh iy<lb />kc tit hi<lb /><lb />That ig<lb /><lb />"Lucy R. Fleming, in HarperTs Bazar.<lb /><lb />?}man� through your columns he entire-<lb />Sp. | the Rerrecror of 12th inst.<lb /><lb />~1 fault with the work of the firemen, nor<lb />2P | tucm tor their faithfulness to duty, and<lb />QP | for the sacrifices which they make for<lb />® | the public good.<lb /><lb />e)are born by only a few, and my sugges-<lb />~1 tion was that these should in some way<lb /><lb />EASTER SONG.<lb /><lb />Awake, awake, O earth !<lb />Thy many voices raise,<lb />And let thy echoing hills<lb />Repeat the note of praise.<lb />Let all thy isles rejoice;<lb />Let seas take up the strain"<lb />Christ from the dead hath come ;<lb />He lives, he lives again !<lb /><lb />cme ee<lb /><lb /> Awake, awake, O earth !<lb />Forget the hour of gloom<lb />When in thy shuddering breast<lb />Thy Maker claimed a tomb.<lb />Put off thy wintry robes<lb />For garb of joyous spring ;<lb />Crown thee with lillies fair<lb />To greet the risen King !<lb /><lb />Bring the treasures of the field,<lb />Bring leaf and blossom sweet,<lb />Thy choicest and thy best,<lb />Before His pierced feet.<lb />While all thy sons are giad,<lb />And tears are put away,<lb />Let youth and age alike<lb />Sing Christ is risen today !<lb /><lb />Litt up thy gates with praise,<lb />And robes of joy put on.<lb />The Lord of Lite and Death<lb />Hath risen to His throne.<lb />He bath gone up on high,<lb /><lb />And giveth gilts to men ;<lb />He lives, no more to die,<lb />Alleluia, Amen!<lb /><lb />PROPERTY OWNER REPLIES.<lb /><lb />eon caterer caren,<lb /><lb />Mr. Eprror:"1 beg to say to oFire,<lb /><lb />ly mistakes the spirit of my ar~iclein<lb />I did not intend in any way to find<lb /><lb />to make any oimpertinent suggestions.�<lb />On the contrary I want to commend<lb /><lb />I know that the oburden and heatT<lb /><lb />9:30 A. M.<lb /><lb />ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS.<lb /><lb />The wheat fields are the flour gar~<lb /><lb />! dens of the world.<lb /><lb />The sonorous shouts of the fish ven--<lb />ders should be called fish bawls.<lb /><lb />When a man pawns his watch he<lb />raises money with patent lever.<lb /><lb />Drinking beer may quench thrist,<lb />but it will not orefresh� the memory.<lb /><lb />Deeds of kindness will preserve our<lb />memories from the touch of decay even<lb />when our bones have ~mouldered<lb />dust.<lb /><lb />into<lb /><lb />The fruitage season draweth nigh<lb />and soon there may be seen the boyish<lb />tancy lightly turning to thoughts of<lb /><lb />apples green.<lb /><lb />How like the peariy d:wdrops upon<lb />the flowerTs lip are our joys! Fora<lb />moment they look beavtiful and fasci-<lb /><lb />when we pluck the flower they are<lb />gone.<lb /><lb />We have seen mon so awfully mean<lb />that they would try to pick the feath-<lb />ers off the eagle on a silver dollar be-<lb />tore spending it, tuinking they would be<lb />owner of a feather bed without it costing<lb />them anything "Orange (Va.) Obser-<lb /><lb />ver.<lb /><lb />Church S2rvices To-morrow.<lb />Methodist church"Sunday-school at<lb />Preaching a; 11 A. M.<lb />aud 7:30 P. M. by Rev. N. M. Watson<lb /><lb />Episcopal church."Sunday-school<lb />at 9:30 A.M. Preaching at 11 A. M.<lb />and 7:30 P. M. by Rev. A. Greaves.<lb /><lb />Baptist church"Sunday School at<lb />9:30 A.M. Preachiug at 11 A. M<lb />and 7:30 P. M. by Rev. A. W.Setzer.<lb />Subject for Sanday morning: oThe<lb />Open Grave,� or oThe Blessedress<lb />of the Resurrection.�<lb /><lb />Presbyterian chureh"Sunday school<lb />3 P.M. Preaching at 11 A. M.<lb />and 7:30 P. M. by Rev. A. D. Brown.<lb />Communion at morning service.<lb /><lb />IP | receive some recognition of their public<lb /><lb />OP: | spirit in turaishing their time aud their<lb />Ope | labor to the servic.<lb /><lb />.  oiMireman�T that prupe:ty owners should<lb />(be active members ot the Fire Depart"<lb />s|ment Whenever it is possible, but un"<lb />B (fortunately some property owners are<lb />S| non-residents, and hence cannot b2-<lb /><lb />I tully agree with the suggestion of |<lb /><lb />come active members aud olend mus"<lb />cles� to the servic3.<lb /><lb />I shall be glad to see any plan adopt-<lb />ed whereby our firemen may be encour<lb />aged and the efficiency of the depart<lb />ment increased.<lb /><lb />Property OWNER.<lb /><lb />Mai riage Liceases.<lb />The Register ot Deeds issued only<lb />four marriage licenses this week, as<lb />follows:<lb />WHITE,<lb />Thos. MeGee and Delia Marshall.<lb /><lb />COLORED.<lb />John Williams:and Lillie Phillips.<lb /><lb />Burial Sunday Morning.<lb /><lb />The remains of Mr. W. ~T. Haydn,<lb />whose death was announced yesterday,<lb />were brought to Greenville this morn"<lb />ing and plaved in the Episcopal charch,<lb />A ielcgram having been received from<lb />his children, at Washington City, ask-<lb />ing that the body be held until they<lb />can arrive, she funeral was postponed<lb /><lb />| until 9:30 oTclock Sunday morning gf<lb /><lb />Winterville Nomineaz.<lb />Toursday night a meeting was hed<lb />in Winterville to nominate candidates,<lb />with the following result :<lb />Mayor "J. R, Jolinson.<lb />Commissioners"G. W. Parker,<lb />Rowan Cooper ant B, F, Mannizg.<lb /><lb />W.C. Hines &amp; Co. have got their<lb />soda fountain in shape and started it to<lb />sizzing.<lb /><lb />From almost everywhere there are<lb />good reports of the wheat crop.<lb /><lb />Ed. Jones and Louis: Moore.<lb />Jeanie L. King and Hattie Little.<lb /><lb />Subsenibe to Tas Dan.y REeFLEC-<lb /><lb />| TOR.<lb /><lb />GEN TLE<lb /><lb />Our stock i is complete<lb /><lb />£ bat, fam<lb /><lb />ear ean cs mG<lb /><lb />oa eer elaine sande e<lb /><lb />SPRING.<lb /><lb />eS, cf I<lb /><lb />ghee all the latest i in'<lb /><lb />Whi ite ts<lb /><lb />- 7 c. HOOK ER&amp; co.<lb /><lb />nate us with their glistening charms ;<lb /><lb />FRANK WILSO<lb /><lb />The King Clothier,<lb /><lb />SANA APE<lb /><lb />PRP NPL Le A sla<lb /><lb />"Come in and look:at the tant line of"<lb /><lb />FING.<lb />SPRING...<lb /><lb />[have ever had, All makes, colors and prices.<lb />A pertect fit guaranteed.<lb /><lb />AL<lb />""\Y LINE 0F-="<lb /><lb />Dress Goods, Shoes,<lb /><lb />d<lb /><lb />Gents Furnishings<lb />is superb and your inspection is invited.<lb /><lb />FRANK WILSON<lb /><lb />inl aaa<lb />mn pecan ot st env llt<lb /><lb />We have it and want you to have it and to do<lb />this we are offering special bargains in<lb /><lb />w~" Men and Boys"s<lb /><lb />CLOTHING<lb /><lb />if we canTt fit you in stock we have a beautiz<lb />ful line of samples just received and will make<lb /><lb />is, Hal. SOG,<lb /><lb />-jand anything you want in the Dry Goods line<lb /><lb />you a suit.<lb /><lb />at prices that will surprise you, ns<lb /><lb /></p>
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          <lb />Ng? i a bes ee<lb />MP pes passa dees eT bar af ioe dy ste<lb />Giusy Ane Tih oi<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />ie Boge 2 oe<lb />Secretary ot the<lb /><lb />'| ate resoluti¢<lb />orders by the<lb /><lb />FHIGHARD. -Editor. ~tto Collectors of Customs in relation to} ~~ And the sweetness ay o| Pega ial<lb />ea emrrinn seine mmo ecebeme at) ieee bi ank of Gr eenvil<lb />VERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY). bli tariff bill not being at ight from darkness, oe 4 ie<lb />ee ee bygone Joy from sadness, " GREENVILLE, N. C.<lb />Se ~Jall satisfactory, Senator Vest offered?) pity oh ring, | Atjthe Close cf Business March 9th, 1897<lb />~Bored as second-rluss mail matter. | resolution declaring this order to be Ye bells, with gladness ! RESOURCES. LIABILITIES ;<lb />= = """ = 1 withvut authority of law and in violation : tare ~sot Ganteal : : c<lb />; Ri d sehd out Loans and Discounts $41,761.19 3 Capital stock paid in $23,000.00<lb />~ 3URSCRIPTION RAPES. "_| ot the stututes and customs: regulations | Piesdial uiietiog | [Over Drafts 133,275 § Surplus and Profits 2,892. 66.<lb />010 year, Oe nt eee ar concerning the payment of import Notes from other iby soe ang ieee Leiedp oe le ni to Check . seer<lb />at pak. » . 1. 2) 10} duties, and by a bare majority of cne it _ Joy=bells meeting, Furniture and Fixtures | 1,500.00 Cashiers Checks ortstanding 863.34.<lb />Feu cawn by cneriecs withoat | wan referred tp the Pinande Commithoes Till the wh ole worid, Current Expenses 285,52 5 Time Certificates of Deposit 355.00<lb />take coe. ae +a bs dhoaaiicoteal Filled with wonder, Cash Items. ail Ge ee $119,974.50<lb />|) Afwexttang rates areliberal andesnbe|° PS Sees the clouds Cash on hand Patan: eee. ee<lb />pad on -apptication to the editor or at/ J) mocrats would be delighted to see All rent asunder. Total $112,974.50<lb /> gheoffice McKinley's bluff, otherwise known as iui hace! ee 7<lb />""""eaeeE the speciul diplomatic commissioa to How they cluster ! We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons. aad shall be glad to have.<lb />We desire a itVe correspondent hi all Europe ~with , power to negotiate Lending tragrance your aecount, promising every accommodation consistent with good banking,<lb />: vaty, who w ae, fe a . , - " ,<lb />ee Luana ys it occurs with the governments of that section 1n i To arte el . " -<lb />~fo each neighborhood. Phen ee behalt of international bimetallism, suc. ile beg is Wohavealarge~ *<lb />nal only 99 one See oh eee czed in accomplishing someting tangi- Hidden deep 4 enave a lars a<lb />"" ; ightest ,<lb />ble, but none oie sraibe the sligh 8 Through Lenten hours! aT 0 CK OF :<lb />SarurparY, Aprit 16, 1897. idea that it will, ~The Commissioners, Waster lillies My 7 anon 9 ae<lb /><lb />a "|Senator Wolcott, General Pame, : of | Smiling faintly, ; | UNDERTAKERS<lb />i ~UN 4 4 ®<lb /><lb />Massachusetts, Hon, Adlia E. Steyen- Tall and slender,<lb /><lb />WASHINGTON LETTER. son, of Illinois, are capable men, and| : Sweet. nae toloHly | | FLINERAL WR | (RS AN)<lb />| their failure to accomplish an impossi-|  S80W-white flecks i aVET, UNLTAL ° UD ni<lb />respondent, ) : . ng ,<lb /><lb />(From Our Regular Corfespo bility will be no. personal reflection on By nature molded | | : : EMBALMERS.<lb /><lb />} ril 16, 1897. Seem they, meek<lb />shea poiiae eet them. And all enfolded!<lb /><lb />Senator Gorman took occsion toj a id ite te re mee Dene<lb />ce ~ it y 3 i , Y * : . ey<lb />give the republicans a little plain talking Senator argan : one - ong Easter music G OO D Ss | Wehaye just received a newT<lb />to concerning their failure to accept the speech ia favor ot his resolution recog" ~ding, ye dear ones, 4 hearse and the nicest line of Cof_<lb />~ » fair roposition made to them for |»izing the Cubans as beligerents by Litt your voices, tins and Caskets; in wood, metal-<lb />2 binea ie vacancies and the | declaring that whatever action tis Far - me ones . . lic and cloth ever brought to<lb />oe ~ve the appropri-|coudtry might or might not take toward| Men ane mavens just arrived. Comeand | Greenville.<lb />consequent tuilure to give bP eee oia the chorus, gee us We ai» prepared to fo embalm-<lb />ation bills which failed at the last} Cuba the freedom of the island was Joy and gladness ~ ing ital tes loca.<lb />: session the proper committee considera- written in the stars. | | Should reign oTer us. Personal atiention given to con:<lb />tion, just before the Indian bill was} Senator ChandlerTs bills tor the seiz- Little children . } ducting fuaerals and bodies en-<lb />3 taken up. The total of these appropria. | ure of the armor plants of the Bethlehem Sin» in gladness, trusted to our care will receiye<lb />tions will bT more than $73,000,000, and | aud Carnegie Steel companies by tne F es your heats hearts every mark of respect.<lb />Gorman taid » careful consideration of | government, represent a very dangerous Nos aint mene  a i Oar prices are lower than ever,<lb />them might result in a reduction of at} sort ot bluff, for itis evident they are Dims your morning, | ) a hy oo not eel monupoly but<lb />o east $10,000,000. He also said that it| nothing else, ~That these companies Yet you love We ean be foand at any sad all<lb />was time to call a halt in the vast ex-| have been extortionate in their dealings The Easter dawning. ce times in the John Flanagan<lb />penditures authorized by Congress; that | with the government 1s true, but that Easter dawning ! | f FARR } CAN Buggy CoTs buil ding.<lb />the limit of expenditures on the navy and | doesnTt give Congress a right to confis~ Oh! the glory » U. ~| BOB<lb />on fortfications ought to be near, Dow | cate their property. | And the es GREENE &amp; Co.<lb />that an era of peace seemed to be at alin Of the story ! |<lb /><lb />Light trom darkness,<lb /><lb />Joy from sadness"<lb />; T o Spit and Smoke Your Joy : :<lb />o limit the expenditures on rivers and Don't Tobacco Spit + Ring, oh, ring,<lb /><lb />hand, and he thought it was also time CITORS WANTED for<lb />: ~SOL<lb /><lb />" Dr. Talmages oThe<lb />' _ ~Iate Away. i 0) 1} Earth Girdled.� or his famous tour<lb /><lb />harbors. He closed by saying the it rob Wake to quit. tebaceo ~using Ye enn leg noe bos Uh 3 around the world, a thrilling story of<lb />rould har call oe : y "Mnrs. M. A. AIDDER. eee Sennen; |saVvize and barbarous lands. Four mil-<lb />democrats would do no more tha .,. {easily and torever, be made well en A SPECIALT Primary-Seo lion ~TalmageTs books seld, and oThe<lb />attention of Senators on the other side tiary BLOOD POISON permancatl; | Earth Girdled� is his latest and grand-<lb /><lb />- Mcuredin 15t035 days. Youcanbetreato ; ;<lb />Misia forsame price under sameness est. Demand enoromous. Everybody<lb /><lb />A Houszhoid Necessity.<lb />ty. If you prefer to come here we Willcon: wants this famous book, only $3.50. Big<lb /><lb />Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most | iN<lb />wonderful medical disvonery of the age, | noch itwetil torte Ifrkee ee book, big commissions. a gold ming for<lb /><lb />. eae ., | Cury,lodide potash, and still have aches ang |WO'ker:. Credit given, freight. paid<lb />Many gain ten pounds in ten days: pleasant and refreshirg to the taste, act sins Mucous Patchesin mouth, ore'Throat, outfit free. Drop all trash and sell the<lb />Over 400,000 cureé. Buy No-To-Ba gently and positively on kidneys, liver] any partot the boay, Hair or Eyebrows falling | King of books and make $300 a month.<lb /><lb />T i nd bowels, clernsing the entire system oo. rihis Secondary BLOOD POISON Address for outfit and terri ory, The<lb />rom your owa druggist, who wi dispel colds, cure headache, tever, ha" nate cases and chailence the world fee, | Pominioa Company, Star Buildiug. Chi-<lb />guarantee a cure. Booklet and sample), a d : bili mee paified the skill of the mest seniocae oe ay® cago.<lb />mua =CONstipation an MLOUSNESS. | cians. $500,000 capital behind our uneondi<lb /><lb />i ree. Ad, Sterling Remedy Co,!} pi, dtr 1 - tional ty. Absol<lb />mailed free 3 y | Please buy and try.a box of C. C, C | Monalgnaranty, Absolute rE ed on<lb />807 Masoni GO,<lb /><lb />Chicago or New York. " today; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and c Temple. CHICA<lb />guaranteed to cure by all druggists. sarbers.<lb /><lb />strong, magnetic, full of new life and<lb />yigor, take No"To-Bac, the wonder-<lb />worker that makes weak men strong,<lb /><lb />to the urgent need of retrenchment,<lb />It is not expected that Mr. GormanTs<lb />warning words will have aay effect,<lb />but all the same they were timely, and it<lb />-was entircly proper that they should<lb />have been spoken by a democrat. The<lb />country will heed, if the republicans in<lb />Congress do not.<lb />Nothing in the eloquent address made<lb /><lb />(60 ARS m2 PRA<lb /><lb />by Mr. Bryan at the Jefferson birthday 8 | RA ETN A . - roe on<lb />banquet, a gathering of democrats (hat DoaTt Wait So Long. aOrsront AOR) 4 ) px<lb />ee WANA a .<lb />will not soon be forgotten, was more _" } 0 BAA AOSE AS GOSAG \ AMES: A. SMITH,<lb />, important or significant than the fol-| * Why reserve the kind words of love] &amp; S 5 ee i alata to lhtenh F<lb />-Jowing words:, oTbe position taken | until the dear oae is gone and cannot to oees 3 es, i Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing<lb /><lb />_ {and Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialty<lb />s | JH SRBERT EDMUNDS,<lb /><lb />FASHIONABLE BARERR,<lb /><lb />; Special attention given to cleaning<lb />, Gentlemens Clothing<lb /><lb />by the democratic party in 1896 wil/| hear them? Why vot give your friend<lb />not be surrendered. If you doubt the the flowers while they are fresh and<lb />_ permanency of the Chicago platform as | sweet, aud not wait to lay them op<lb />a party creed, go among the rank and | his tomb? While he is struggling<lb />with atlversity, and is cast down by<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />YS? 2 S&amp;S *<lb /><lb />A AOA A<lb /><lb />=POODVOODIOO.O9 OO:0.2.26.9.60%<lb /><lb />6 ® 9<lb /><lb />PRACTICAL<lb /><lb />UIN AND SHEET ROM 3<lb />WORKER.<lb />Offers his services to the +<lb /><lb />40 citizens of Greenville and the<lb />qo public generally.<lb />ac ROOFING,.GUTTERING,<lb /><lb />!<lb />'<lb /><lb />beer<lb /><lb />AOA Bey<lb /><lb />tile of the purty and measure the zea<lb />and enthusiasm which that platform | disappointment speak the words ot<lb />has aroused, and you will realize the|affection you will want to say when<lb />impbssibility of taking a backward step,| he lies cold on his bier. Grasp his} 4<lb />True, the present administration is/ hand while it is warm with the pulse<lb />seeking to turn public attention to the| of life ana caa feel the prespnre of<lb />tariff question, but if our reasoning is | Your own. When his heart is still in<lb /><lb />AOA ACK<lb /><lb />OTKL NICHOLSON,<lb />- J. A, Burexss, Mer.<lb />Washington, N. C,<lb /><lb />ry:<lb />, BN Bosatinn ant Ktova W Chis Hotel has been thoroughly reny<lb />well-founded, an increase of taxes | death, it caunot feel joy or sorrow, and gC P 4 ae e Work, vated, several new rooms added, elec,<lb />a friend is ny nearer than a stranger |G, nfl aieceenie ka tric bells to every room. Attentive ser,<lb />cannot restore prosperity to the prc~ Ie e dl + 1346 Satisfaction guaranteed or vants. Fish and Oysters served daily.<lb />dueers of wealth. In fact, we contend | Alas! how bitter the memory ot unkind 40 no charges made. ~Tobacco Patronage of traveling puvlic solicited<lb />that neither high taxation nor low| Words spoken in baste, that haye 0 Flues made in. season. Shap<lb />: sper ,| pierced the poor heart like a thorn, and |3gO M2 sear of 0 and 10 cent store,<lb />~taxation can bring prosperity to the] rit pide am a oa | 40 3 ESTABLISH SD 1873.<lb />peopie, so long as an appreciating dollar | left a paintel sting behind! Could we |: aggougooucoon°D Loo KKoo<lb /><lb />CREENVILLE .<lb /><lb />PORK SIDES&amp;SHOULDER| | p Ae : oily.<lb /><lb />JARMERS ANT? MEKUHANTS BU YX<lb />ing their yearTs supplies will tind<lb /><lb />their interest to get our prices before pu<lb /><lb />chasingelsewhere, Ourstockiscoraplete | The next session of the school will<lb /><lb />oThe money question must be the para-| them! What endca ing terms we would AND DAVIN<lb />rings genuine and permanent pros"| their ears hear not the voicd of love, of<lb /><lb />continues to give the money owner an recall our loved ones that have gone | BOXKYRV RRR RRO<lb /><lb />, mount issue of the next campaign, as it} use! But they will never. return.<lb />| § Portraits !<lb /> perity, the democratic party will not] praise, or cf blame. Then speak the | | or ral be)<lb /><lb />advantage over the rest of the people. | trom us, how we would try to comfort Pir Cee RRCRERORSRREeRRTE ES SAM. a. SCHULTZ<lb />was of the last. If che Dingley bill| Their ~lips are sealed in silence, and<lb />be in a position to win a contest by | words of love and sympathy now while<lb /><lb />vpposing it. If, on the other hand, the] they are with you. Be kind and gentle Rabin diatl u allits branchea. open on<lb />Dingiey bill proves a disappoinumedt to| to the little ones. ~They are with you ie pit se hd Rio | 7<lb />_ those who advocate it, our position of | today ; tomorrow they sleep.under the ~ U | 0 7: : Ei |<lb />slg ial ash, Pe a sce ol FLOUR,COFFEE, SUGAR) = mypay ser. 7, ten<lb />~tention will be riveted upon the tact} oBe ye kid to one another,� | , ; i : :<lb /><lb />and continue for 10 months.<lb /><lb />487 S20840)<lb /><lb />oe Bre re es Re Oe ee Oe ee<lb /><lb />ine i ws net aru Te The Republicans of Orange, N. J., d solicit orders far taal So ee eee vo - The.terms are as follows. .<lb />+. Senator Nelson, -of Minnesota, al- nominated a negro coachman for a pa Ase aet wt diab Tobacco, sr- fé&amp;e a : |<lb />es ae pep ibiieen, tain. sympathy ~member of the School, Board. But as|% | All work hiseite od Br cere ~ {Primary Hnglish per mo. =� §200<lb />with the : made by the dem erats this was unintentional, as the result of Portraits ,made. )| we buy diroc) from" Manulactu. . 4 en} Intermediate ~ * " 9250<lb />in the Hopse.to amend the tarift bill by| | isunderstanding, they are now|% aa wis i Belch dont cdiaa tt al , |<lb /><lb />and will not fade. o.]. lg stock of<lb /><lb />oe<lb />~i , A rn, Be<lb />a | My ics ty<lb />it tig |<lb />a oyh oy "<lb />x, :<lb /><lb />Hier 8)" aii<lb />hi (each) ** ee i $1 00<lb /><lb />* be<lb />4 a x<lb /><lb />ge onai i Sie - preparing plana to defeat him. Of}<lb />epee spon any it course. It is. all well enough tor the}<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />hibition at J.) 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          <lb />ae ee<lb /><lb />am FLORENCE and! ring<lb />oN + Coenoeu penedile<lb /><lb />ed a<lb /><lb />TRAINS GOING SOUTH.<lb /><lb />Dated ° 3 a<lb />Noy. 15th 63<lb />rs 4606, ta<lb />, A. M. PM. : A. M<lb />ida Weldon. 11 65) 9 24 4<lb />Ar. Rocyk Mt | 1 0010 9<lb />Ly Tarboro 12 12 :<lb />Lv Rocky Mt 1 00/10 5 45<lb />- Ly Wilson 2 08/11 6 20<lb />Lv Selma 2 53<lb />Ly-Fay'tteville}. 4 36) 1 V7<lb />jAr. Florence 738<lb />een eatin ~ie cacmmenmae | me ey meen,<lb />$5<lb />o'%<lb />yey<lb />P.M. - A.M<lb />Lv Wilson 2 08 0<lb />Ly Goldsboro | 3 10 5<lb />Lv Magnolia 4 16 0<lb />Ar Wilmington} 5 45 9 45<lb />: P; M. A.M<lb />TRAINS GOING NOTRH.<lb />af Pr. te by<lb />Nov. 1 a a Ef<lb />1896, ZR| A AQ<lb />A. M.'P.M.<lb />Ly Fivrerce 8 4U| 7 4u<lb />~Ly Fayetteville} 11 10) 9 40<lb />Lv Selma 12 37) |<lb />ar Wilscn 1 20/11 36<lb />ef<lb />A. M. P. M.<lb />uy Wilmington!) 9 25 7 0<lb />L.v Magnolia | 10 62 4.30<lb />Ly Goldsboro | 12 01 9 36<lb />ar Wilsen 1 00 10 2<lb />Ly larboro | 248 .<lb />RS! gy<lb />oe =<lb />ZR us<lb />, M.| P.M,<lb />Ly Wilson 1 2 10 32<lb />Ar Rocky Mt 217 |__| 1) 16<lb />Ar Tarboro 400 . M<lb />Lv Tarborc<lb />Lv Kocky Mu 2 17|<lb />Ar Weldon<lb /><lb />Train on Scotlaud Neek Branch Rou<lb />eaves Weldon 3.55 p, m., Halifax 4,10<lb />p.m., arrives Scotland Neek at 4.55<lb />., Greenville 6.57 p. m., Kinston 7.45<lb />» m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2.<lb />a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving<lb />Hali*:x at 11:00 a. m., We'don 11,20 am<lb /><lb />excent Sunday.<lb /><lb />Trainson Washnigton Branch hg<lb />Washington 8.00 a, m., and 3.00 p.<lb />arrives Parpiele 8.50 a. m., and 4 40 p p.<lb />m., Tarboro 9.45 a, m., returninglenves<lb />Tarboro 3.30 p. m., Parmele 10.20 a.m.<lb />and $.2U0 p. In, arrives Washington<lb />11.50 a.am., and 7.10 p. m. Daily ex-<lb />ept Sunday. Connects with trains on<lb />Scotland Neck Branch.<lb /><lb />Train leaves sarporu, Nv C, via Albe-<lb />marle &amp; Raleigh it. X, daily except Sun-<lb />day, ai 460 p.m., Sunday 800 P. M;<lb />arrive Plymouto 9.00 P. M., 5.25 p.m.<lb /><lb />Returning isaves Plymouth daily except |<lb /><lb />Sunday, 6.00 a. m., Sunday 9.30 a m.,<lb />arrive arboro 10.25 a.m and 1).<lb /><lb />Train on Midland N. C. branch leaves<lb />Gold3boro duily, except Sunday, 6.05 a<lb />m. arriving Snaithtield 7°30 a, m. Ree<lb />turning leaves Swithtield 8.00 a. m,, ar-<lb />tives ut Goldsbors 9,30 u. m.<lb /><lb />Trains on Latta branch, Florence R<lb />4, leave Latta 6.40 pm, airive Dunbar<lb />1.50 pm, Clio 8.05 p m, Returning<lb />leave Cliot6.10 am, Dunbar 6.30 a m,<lb />"_ Latta 7.50 a m, daily except Sun-<lb /><lb />av<lb /><lb />Train onClinton Branch leayes War-<lb />awfor Clinton caily, except Suuday,<lb />10 am.and 8.50 p, m* Returning<lb />ave; Clinton at 7.004. m. aud3,00 1 m.<lb /><lb />Train No. 78 makes close connection<lb /><lb />at Weldon forall points daily, all rail via<lb /><lb />Kiehmone, alse at Rovky Mount with<lb />Norfolk and CarolinaR R for Nonolk<lb />ene all points North via Norfolk.<lb />JOHN F, DIVINE,<lb />Genera] Supt.<lb />T, M. EMERSON, 'Srattis Manager.?<lb />J. R.KENLY. Gen'l M uneger,<lb /><lb />THE MORNING STAR<lb /><lb />The Oldest<lb /><lb />faily Newspaper. ip}<lb /><lb />North Carolina.<lb /><lb />oe eee<lb /><lb />Toe Only Biro Dollat 01: /<lb />De dere osnl<lb /><lb />ae Wiinineor, N.C<lb /><lb />Jolie shureh, says an exchange.<lb /><lb />a5<lb /><lb />ca at<lb /><lb />Dees ot Raster,<lb /><lb />ee<lb /><lb />~The dae of Easter is fidersiined by<lb />ithe ecclesiastical ca.endar of the Catb-<lb />Trisa<lb />very complicated .and elaborate affair<lb />invented by Lilius. a. Neapoliton as-<lb />tronomer and sage, unser Pope George<lb />Gregory XIII, at the close of the six-<lb />teenth century. It would be preposte"<lb />rous tc tax the brains of modern<lb />readers with the abstruse calculations<lb />by whith the date ot Easter is deter-<lb />mined, but afew general rules might be<lb />given for their enlightenment.<lb /><lb />The regulations of the council of<lb />Nice are four: First, Easter must be<lb />evlebrated. on a Sunday ; second, this<lb />Sunday must iollow the fourteenth o<lb />the paschal moon; third, the paschal<lb />moon is that moon whose fourteenth<lb />day falls on or next follows the day of<lb />he vernal equinox ; fourth, the equinox<lb />s fixed invariably in the calendar on<lb />the 21st day of March.<lb /><lb />This calendar moon, it should be<lb />remembered, is not thy moon of the<lb />heavens, nor the muon of the astonomers<lb />but it is an imaginary moon creaied for<lb />ecclesiastical convenience. From these<lb />conditions it tollows that Easter Sun-<lb />day cannot happen earlier than the<lb />22d of March or later than the 25th of<lb />April.<lb /><lb />Baptists, See Here !<lb /><lb />{he Southern Baptist Convention<lb />meets this year in Wilmington, N. C.,<lb />May 8th. Nuw, you want to go to this<lb />convention, and vou also want to go in<lb />style and¢ mfort. There is only one<lb />good firstelass line from the South and<lb />Scuthwest wo Wilmington, and that line<lb />lis the Seaboard Air Line, which .uns<lb />the finest and fastest trains in the South<lb />and makes the lewest rates of any<lb />railroad running from the South or<lb />Southwest. DonTt he fooled into ma~--<lb />ing your arrangements until you,have<lb />consu'*ed one of the Seavoard Air Liae<lb />agents, who always esteem it a pleasure<lb />to serve you. B. A.Newland, Generel<lb />Agent Passenger Department, 6 Kim-<lb />ball house, Atlanta, Ga., will be glad<lb />© write you or call on you, or you can<lb />upply tony ot the representatives of<lb />the Seaboard Air Line in any town or<lb />city. ~This 38 the oficial route. Do<lb />you want to go with your friends ?<lb /><lb />"<lb /><lb />When bilious or costive, eal a Cas--<lb /><lb />earct, canty cathartic, cure constipa~<lb /><lb />tion.<lb />Luc. box of cassarets, the<lb />aid bowel regu ator ever<lb /><lb />Just try a<lb />finest. liver<lb />made.<lb /><lb />When bilious or ce''.73, ent a Cas-<lb />caret, candy cathartic, cure guaranteed<lb />1c, 20¢<lb /><lb />malt<lb /><lb />when the bride wears a traveling<lb /><lb />the new arrival. ~~I would have you<lb /><lb />TypewritersT Views of Men.<lb />Once it was said that o~no man is<lb />a hero to his valet de chambre.�<lb />Mary Gay Humphreys has another<lb />reading for the saying in ScribnerTs<lb />Magazine, for she shows how o~a<lb />man is no hero to his typewriter:T a<lb /><lb />~The mystery of menTs lives in the<lb />world, out of which illusions are<lb />spun, has always had a greater in-<lb />fluenee in determining the fate of<lb />women than is readily admitted.<lb />To feel transmitted through the ring<lb />finger the electric thrill of business,<lb />of politics,of clubs, of stirring move-<lb />ments in the life of men, gives any<lb />woman vantage ground over others<lb />of her sex. But in the actual com.<lb />merce of business, the community<lb />of affairs, the wear and tear of daily<lb />life in offices and- elevators, this<lb />mystery vanishes. A couple of type,<lb />writers at luncheon will illustrate<lb />badly a situation yet too new to be<lb />fairly reckoned up. Over knife and<lb />fork they will match employers as<lb />small boys do pennies.<lb /><lb />Out of hours the boss is only a<lb />man of whose necktie they may dis-<lb />approve, or of the way he wears his<lb />hair, or perhaps of his grammar,<lb />and it may be he appears greatly to<lb />the advantage of some young man<lb />at a neighboring machine.<lb /><lb />Correct Attire For the Bridegroom.<lb />oA 6 oTclock church wedding,<lb /><lb />gown and there is to be no recep-<lb />tion afterward, calls for afternoon<lb />dress on the part of the bride-<lb />groom,� writes Walter Germain in<lb />The LadiesT Home Journal. ~He<lb />should, even if he is going right<lb />from the church to the train, wear<lb />frock coat of black, light trousers,<lb />gray gloves, light four in hand or<lb />ascot tie, top hat, just as if the<lb />wedding were to be a large after-<lb />noon affair.�T<lb /><lb />With Closed Doors.<lb />She"ITm learning a lovely skirt<lb />dance; but, of course, I donTt let any<lb />one see me, I practice in a room<lb />all by myself.<lb />He"Ah, I see. You follow the<lb />Australian ballet system. ~~<lb /><lb />Called Down.<lb /><lb />oPut that fellow in one of the<lb />basement roome,TT remarked satan<lb />carelessly.<lb /><lb />oFellow! Basement!TT sputtered<lb /><lb />to know, sir, thatI was a prominent<lb />citizen in my late home, sir.�T<lb /><lb />Satan smiled. ~~That may have<lb />been,TT he said, ~~but you wonTt cut<lb />any ice down here.TT"Cincinnati<lb />Enquirer,<lb /><lb />Potatoes and Tomatoes Grafted.<lb />Tomato plants have been grafted<lb />on potato plants in England, giving<lb />a crop of tomatoes above ground and<lb />of potatoes below. I.tatoes grafted<lb />on tomatees bave produced flowera<lb />oant i apples and a few tubers.<lb /><lb />eae ee<lb /><lb />25¢.50¢<lb /><lb />BBOOOOO 2 OD POC Ow<lb /><lb />he Ideal L<lb />ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Deere bana ton caa sini. ton:<lb />ple and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago, Montreal, Can., or New York.<lb /><lb />a a vn es<lb /><lb />DRUGGISTS<lb /><lb />217.<lb /><lb />d<lb /><lb />i<lb /><lb />PARA<lb /><lb />pbb What Is It ? babble<lb /><lb />a Iti is a visture ot tae celebrated<lb /><lb />QUNTAIN PEA<lb /><lb />~Best in use. The outfit ot no business man it)<lb />complete without one.<lb /><lb />ctor B ook Store |<lb /><lb />m0 noni ¢ 7 of these » Fountain haan,<lb /><lb />:<lb /><lb />? RAR<lb /><lb />4<lb /><lb />Foo sl<lb />Py A<lb /><lb />Cotton » ang Peanut,<lb /><lb />Below are Norfolk prices of cotto.<lb />and peanuts for ager<lb /><lb />by Cobb Bros. &amp; Comthis. tou� Mer-<lb />chants of Norfolk -<lb />COTTON.<lb />Good Middling 14<lb />Middiin ve<lb />Low Middting GF<lb />Good Ordingy 6 J-16<lb />Toue"tirm.<lb />PEANUTS.<lb />Prime | "<lb />Extra Prime 2}<lb />"ancy -  O<lb />Spanish " 60 to 7<lb />PO quiet. ,<lb />Greenv ille. Market.<lb />Corrected by 8. M. 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We also havea de-<lb /><lb />ONLY IN (897<lb /><lb />STANDARD OF THE WORLD<lb /><lb />They are the strongest bicycles in the World"<lb />the Standard by which all others are judged.<lb /><lb />4100 to all alike.<lb /><lb />Handsomest Catalorue ever issued,<lb />free if you call.<lb /><lb />FOR SALE BY<lb /><lb />S. E PENDER &amp; CO.,<lb /><lb />Columbia Bieveles.<lb /><lb />Wartfords, next hest, $75, $60, $50, $45. !<lb /><lb />lightfal little guide to Mexi-<lb />co, which we will send on<lb />receipt of 4 cents to cover<lb />cost of mailing.<lb /><lb />You Really Ought to<lb />Read them Both..<lb /><lb />ShalP we put you down for a<lb />copy? Ifso, cr if you want<lb />any special information, it<lb />will be cheerfully furnished |<lb />by addressing,<lb /><lb />S. F.B. MORSE,<lb /><lb />General Passenyer and Ticket<lb />Agent,<lb /><lb />GREENVILLE, N. OC:<lb /><lb />NaiW ORLEANS,<lb /><lb />You may never,<lb /><lb />Anything from a}@==<lb /><lb />{fe far Jo fr uy Ot :<lb /><lb />k CK ROUSE A GY. YOYYL6<lb /><lb />But should you ever}@=""-<lb /><lb />Want Job Printing<lb /><lb />"==w Come to see US. =<lb /><lb />v jes . *<lb />LCN,<lb />: WAY x<lb /><lb />if�<lb /><lb />Visitins Ca rad<lb /><lb />" TO A<lb /><lb />E'uUll SNvect Poster.<lb /><lb />5<lb /><lb />»)<lb /><lb />5<lb />*<lb /><lb />am and<lb /><lb />month.<lb /><lb />The Daily Reflector.<lb /><lb />Gives the home news<lb />every afternooh .at the<lb /><lb />mall price of 25 cents a<lb />Are you a sub-<lb /><lb />enber? If not you<lb /><lb />ought to he.<lb /><lb />ae |<lb />~ it<lb /><lb />¥ eu<lb />eh OO<lb /><lb />. Reflector: '<lb /><lb />* apes ~<lb /><lb />id<lb /><lb />is only $F # edt<lb /><lb />: ~contains the, news i<lb /><lb />Week, and giver<lb /><lb />~tion to thestath<lb /><lb />. Specially these eroiming<lb />tobacco, that is, woth<lb /><lb /></p>
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Every<lb />pair guaranteed.<lb /><lb />A beautiful line of sty-<lb />lisn, neat, durable<lb />and elegant<lb /><lb />SLIPPERS,<lb /><lb />tor ladies, fresh from<lb />the factory made speci-<lb />ally tor us, The latest,<lb /><lb />newest, nobbiest and<lb />prettiest styles.<lb /><lb />Remember we have<lb />-also received anew sup-<lb /><lb />ply of<lb /><lb />Cannon<lb />Cloth<lb /><lb />Just a perfect substi-<lb />tute for Linen, only 10<lb />centsper yardoneyard<lb />wide, the cheapest and<lb />best. thing made for<lb /><lb />Embroidery and<lb />Drawn Work.<lb /><lb />JUST IN, WHAT?<lb /><lb />Beautiful, fancy<lb />Indian<lb />| Baskets,<lb /><lb />Neatandnice. Justthe<lb />thing to please the<lb />Ladies.<lb /><lb />{| Hamper Baskets, Fan-<lb />cy Work, Scrap, Key<lb />and Toy Baskets. Come<lb />to see them.<lb /><lb />We can please both<lb />you and your purse.<lb /><lb />Nearly every day<lb />brings us something<lb />new and just the thing<lb />you want.<lb /><lb />REN<lb /><lb />Come and inspect our<lb />Mammoth Stock of Dry<lb />Goods, Notions, Shoes,<lb />Hats, Groceries, Hard-<lb />ware, Crockery, Furni-<lb />ture and House Fur-<lb />nishing Goods. They<lb />are desirable new and<lb /><lb />heart cheering.<lb />Beautiful Hall Racks<lb />just received.<lb />_ Remember we oper-<lb />ate our store on a deter-<lb />mined Poley orf fair,<lb />- square dealing | and<lb />come to see us. |<lb />an Your triends, |<lb /><lb />4<lb />fit<lb />*<lb /><lb />Ye eRe Br OL ;<lb />cveua tp<lb />Pa Pe T<lb />i j ;<lb />is nm r<lb />| ve Lae ox fb i)<lb />4, 5: shall�<lb />&amp;<lb /><lb />I<lb /><lb />&amp;<lb /><lb />DA<lb /><lb />LY RE<lb /><lb />passe end<lb /><lb />JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING<lb /><lb />encom<lb /><lb />Yreates many a new business.<lb />Knlarges many an old business,<lb />Preserves many a large business.<lb />Revives many a dull business,<lb />Rescues many, a lost business,<lb />Saves many a failing business.<lb />Secures sucess to any business<lb /><lb />eas ana<lb /><lb />To oadvertise judiciousiy,TT use tne<lb />columns of ti: REFLECTOR.<lb /><lb />Kieping Cousteniiy at it Brings Soccess<lb /><lb />eanstlinaan iene tet TC AAO LLL, ALLEN: CE<lb /><lb />TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.<lb /><lb />a Se<lb /><lb />Passengor, and mat train going<lb /><lb />Nevth, arrives 8:52 A.M: Going south,<lb />arrives 6:57 P. M.<lb />~Steamer Tar River arrives from Wash-<lb />ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday<lb />leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure-<lb />day and Saturday "<lb /><lb />WEATHER BOLLETIN.<lb /><lb />Fait tonight and Sunday, colder to-<lb />night, conditions favorable for frosi,<lb />northerly winds,<lb /><lb />THE LAST LENT.<lb /><lb />ochar shea<lb /><lb />Any Borrowed Items Can Now Be<lb />Paid Back.<lb /><lb />"«_,�,�, "<lb /><lb />Easter tomorrow.<lb />Full moon today.<lb />Tomorrow closes the lenten season.<lb /><lb />The town has had a busy look today-<lb />Hay,, Hulls ani Meal at &amp;. M.<lb /><lb />Scuultze<lb />Our milliners are rushed fixiag up<lb />hats for Easter.<lb /><lb />Drummers continue to come around<lb />in large numbers.<lb />We hear of no Easter Monday pic<lb />nics around town.<lb /><lb />Buy the Standard Sewing Machine,<lb />$20 at S. M. Schultz.<lb /><lb />There will be an. excursion from<lb />Griftou to Newbern on May 14th.<lb /><lb />«Silver Dollar� Fountain Pen, Fark<lb />er make, at Reflector Book Store.<lb /><lb />Fulten Market Beef and Chipped<lb />Beef just arrived at J. S. T nnstallTs.<lb /><lb />Services will be held in all our<lb />churches tomorrow except the Catholic.<lb /><lb />10,000 Ocean N. C. Cut Herrings<lb />just received and for sale by J. J.<lb />Cherry,<lb /><lb />The store of Brown &amp; Hooker, which<lb />was damaged in the recent fire, i8 being<lb />repaired.<lb /><lb />The different churches will have<lb />appropriate Easter music at tomorrowTs<lb />services.<lb /><lb />Mrs. T. E. Hooker will assist in the<lb />music tomorrow, Easter Sunday, at the<lb />Baptist church.<lb /><lb />The choir of the Methodist church<lb />have been having some special practices<lb />for tomorrow's music.<lb /><lb />A colored man was thrown by a mule<lb />out near the depot, late Friday after-<lb />noon, and badly hurt.<lb /><lb />school, and<lb />DonTt you<lb /><lb />How about Sunday<lb />church services tomorrow ?<lb />think you had better go?<lb /><lb />That Eastern Judgeship is yet un-<lb />aettled and it looks now like Judge<lb />Robinson is not going to get it<lb /><lb />You need nov count the new hats and<lb />dresses at church tomorrow. Some of<lb />the men have already seen the * Tcount.T,<lb /><lb />ThereTs a breath of breezy blossoms,�<lb />And the bells of Easter thrill ;<lb />And osonnet� rhymes to obonnet,�T<lb />But 1i doesnTt rhyme to bill.�<lb />"aAtlanta Consticution.<lb /><lb />Acent Wantep."We want a<lb />good reliable agent in Greenville to<lb />represent the Wilmington Steam Laun-<lb />dry, For terms address<lb />Harper &amp; PENNINGTON.<lb /><lb />Wilmington, N. C.<lb /><lb />il<lb /><lb />KOTOR.<lb /><lb />iw<lb /><lb />EASTER ANTHEMS.<lb /><lb />po<lb /><lb />These Have Their Voices in Tune for<lb />the Morrow. .<lb /><lb />ee mii<lb /><lb />Lovit Hines, of Kinston, spent today<lb />bere, \<lb /><lb />R. L. Smith, of Ayden, was here<lb />today. ;<lb />{ 3B. J. Norcom left this morning for<lb />Plymouth.<lb /><lb />Maj. W. 5. Bernard came up trom<lb />Chocowinity today to attend Easter.<lb /><lb />Mis. Loge Staten returned to Tar-<lb />boro vhis morning.<lb /><lb />L. F. Evans has moved in ~he coun"<lb />try for the summer,<lb /><lb />J.J. Smith and wite, of Ayden,<lb />spent today in town.<lb /><lb />E. b. Ficklen lest this morning to<lb /><lb />spend a few days in Virginia.<lb /><lb />Misses Leta McGowan and Nannie<lb />Cox came up from Ayden this morn-<lb />ing.<lb /><lb />Misses Julia and Ray Heilbroner, of<lb />Tarboro, ts i<lb /><lb />arboro, came down Friday evening to<lb />visit their uncle, M. R. Lang,<lb /><lb />Miss Jennie Williams, who has charge<lb />of a school at Pactolus, came home Fri<lb />day evening to spend Kaster.<lb /><lb />d<lb /><lb />this morning and will hold services in<lb /><lb />Daw ade cs src ; 5<lb />Rev. A. Greaves, of Kinston, arrive<lb /><lb />the Episcopal church tomorrow.<lb /><lb />Dr. D. Morril, who has been taking<lb />a course of lectures at Baltimore Medi-<lb />cal college, came heme Friday evening.<lb />Rev. A. D. Brown came over from<lb />Kinston this merning to hold services<lb />in the Presbyterian church tomorrow.<lb /><lb />Miss Nella Grimes, who has been<lb />visiting her brother, W. H. Grimes at<lb />Grimesland, took the wain here this<lb />morning for her home in Ralrigh,<lb /><lb />The air ship, star, or whatever it is<lb />seems not altogether so selfish snd is<lb />giving towns all about an opportunity<lb />to take a peep. It may sail over Green.<lb />ville yet.<lb /><lb />The editor remembers seeing snow<lb />on the 18th day ot April, several years<lb />ago. Such a spectacle as that tomor"<lb />row would strike terror to the hearts of<lb />Kaster hat wearers.<lb /><lb />The New York Herald observes that<lb />oadvertising is purely a matter of busi-<lb />ness, and advertisers naturally go to<lb />the medium of exchange which they<lb />tind productive of the vest results, and<lb />This is one<lb />of the fundamental iaws of publicity.<lb /><lb />hence the most valuable.�<lb />It does not toliow Cust taece is DO Jong-<lb />er any advertising dove vu s~uis.nental<lb />or other grounds; but is does aiiew<lb />that advertising turus to the resuii~ul<lb />wediums as instinctively as the needie<lb />turns to the pole.<lb /><lb />Greenvilie to Japan.<lb />Today T. E. Roberis &amp; Co., filled<lb />another large tobacco order for a foreign<lb />country. This shipmené is 35 hogsheads<lb />and goes direct to Japan. Sometime<lb />ago the firm made a shipment to Ger-<lb />many.<lb /><lb />Your best judgment requires<lb />you to make an immediate pro~<lb />visions for your family.<lb /><lb />By insuring ~today, your estate<lb /><lb />is increased in value at once.<lb />"Twas Ever THUs.<lb /><lb />A few days since an insurance agent<lb />accepted an invitation to inspect a new<lb />d beautiful house built by a fiend.<lb />| After taking a peep at the whole estab-<lb />lishment from top to bottom, inquired"<lb /><lb />~¢Jouse insured ?�<lb /><lb />s"y'es,�?<lb /><lb />oWhat do you insure it for?�<lb /><lb />oBec tuse iv MIGHT burn,�?<lb /><lb />oNot SURE oi it, ave you ?�<lb /><lb />oNO.�<lb /><lb />oIs your life inured 2?�<lb /><lb />4 No,TT<lb /><lb />oDE. won't you ¥*<lb /><lb />*+Viun,"?<lb /><lb />osare #7.<lb /><lb />oYes,�<lb /><lb />oThen why not insure your life as<lb />well ag your house?�<lb /><lb />matter just in that light before, and will<lb /><lb />ie it early attention.� " Travelers<lb />ecord,<lb /><lb />Best time to insure 8 NOW,<lb /><lb />| |: Best Company to ent th Mi<lb />2<lb />N VINE Oe� ehted by, oe<lb /><lb />(Sugg, Greenville NeQy Warts<lb /><lb />SIS:<lb /><lb />oWell, really, I neyer thought of the} .<lb /><lb />B rere er ee ees<lb /><lb />: 3 ay Va ar ¢.9. 4.8 ¢¢ 7 me Gee ah ee Sie<lb />- BEC; .@\@)@)@.@)@) @)@ 0) 02) 0)e 2)2, 0.0.0 8.0.8) mame ie EA<lb />~ ic) oie a.  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Foreign and Domestic.<lb /><lb />RICKS &amp; TAFT,<lb /><lb />Emporium of Spring Fabrics.<lb /><lb />acne seiner a eee eli ene<lb /><lb />CriEASTER OPENING<lb /><lb />SUES<lb /><lb />T<lb /><lb />SBE<lb />Every Day is Opening Day<lb />as he is receiving some-<lb />thing New Daily.<lb /><lb />All the latest noveltes.<lb /><lb />Be sure to go to<lb /><lb />1.W. HIGGS, Pres, j. S. HIGGS, Cashier aj. HENRY HARDING, AssTt Cashier,<lb /><lb />THE GREENVILLE BANK<lb /><lb />GREEN VILL, N.C.<lb /><lb />D. W. Hardee Higgs<lb />Greenville, N. C.<lb /><lb />We respectfully solicit the accounts<lb />individuals and the general<lb /><lb />STOCKHOLDEKS.<lb />Representing a Capital of More Than a Halt<lb />Million Dollars,<lb /><lb />Wm. T. Dixon, President National<lb />Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Md.<lb /><lb />The Scotland Neck Bank, Scotland of firms,<lb />Neck, N. C. public.<lb />Noah Biggs, Scotland Neck, N. C. Checks and Account Books furnish<lb />R. R. Fleming, Pactolus, N, C. ed on application.<lb /><lb />Bruae<lb /><lb />"" ecient eae<lb /><lb />~Seeenteesscrereninensneaeaarninieninne emanate<lb /><lb />Look over this list of<lb /><lb />3000 THINGS<lb /><lb />ould not like to have some<lb />of them:<lb /><lb />and see if you W<lb /><lb />:<lb /><lb />Premier Brand of Extra California Pears<lb />Cherries, Plums, Apricots, and Peaches,<lb />Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Preserves,<lb />Sweet Mixed Pickles, Sour Pickles, early<lb />June Peas, Clives, Celery Sauce, Royal<lb />~Baking Powder, Cream Baking Powder,<lb /><lb />which is as good as Royal for less money, an d<lb />thousand other good things. Phone No.<lb /><lb />a<lb />44 ee, i a<lb />| ! e<lb />y<lb />2 ga pars 7<lb />i Ua, ha '<lb />Hat, ake geod<lb /><lb />4 A h f<lb /><lb /></p>
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