foc aig i Ae hata ie ee cay eei . ee] Fate sf : bee ak§ m4eri ig Se pes ree he f : ies wh ee ; Kees saiahie oa -� e f al a ea sata 4 Co eespane: 3 Nore o re re : as te vat ig; 4 ra Bes aePsa miserable life he.lived, and was" ae, os-, © RRORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1 Fdrowned when only thirty yours) tof an editorial by Edward tient oreo OO ee,old. He alarmed his schoolmates | ~he subject-of an editorial OY fe" T | se i | ae) -"==|by his passion when nineteen. | W- Bok, in May LadiesT Home Journal he Bank of Greenville,| CEPT SUNDAY). ith a| Which presents the live practical side ae .OON (EX [he same year he eloped with p , GREENVILLE, N. C.; aieate! 23 a : ioe«The Bird on a WomanTs Hat� isé" "" hc tel keeper's daughter and mar- | of - " - ook Lesa Atjthe Close of Business ee| Buerred as second-class mail matter. | her at Gretna Green. ~Three years of birds.f or t eir p umage. + er SATO TE. usin. . Mar aye gearro i | lator he abandoned her and she Mr. Bok considers, has been carried on ae rears sea nest ae nek nome pee: SURSCRIPTION RATES. " drowned herself with grief: Soon | 4p" unwise lines, and overzealourly ~| Over Drafts 133,275; Surpius and Profits "2,332.66ba wee lt. BM after this he married another|ihere is a practical element in this Sle oe ogg ey ingy Tenosite pe iees to Check ie nigoe = 8 a . woman, with whom hé had been | desired reform,� he writes, sand it is oilietsgan fo A ee wrens Cashiers Checks patie awedealivered iA town by carriers without | living previous to his first witeTs| this: Anybody who has gievn ve) Current Expenses ; 238.58 Time Certiticates of Deposit =axtra Cost. death. He was the intimate frien | the most cursory attention or study to ren ty ie of | Rape Wetet $112,974.60advertisng rates are bern si em of Lord Byron and Leigh Hunt, | botany knows that all forms of lite have PPO ESa8 wn ae | and they witnessed the cremation | their origin in plant life. Every animal Total $112,974.50on+ We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, aid shall be glad to havelof his body~ and deposited the| which. exists either lives. directlypondent at ashes near the grave of Keats, in | some plants, or on some insects which your-account, promising every accummodation consistent with good banking.ereenterWe desire a itve corres : :~ ostoffice in the covaty, who Will! +}4 Protestant cemetery at Rome- destroy plants. The birds find thei, jet """pire | it occurs : ~sand in brie rhoT, Write plainly} No, I cannot tell anybody how sastenance mainly i the curr ieaad only on one side of the paper. to raise their children. Lt ig a|imjnve vegetation and ofttimes kill it Wehave alarge »_ === |fearful responsibility. I have | entirely. A sufficientiy large numbera TorspaY May 4, 1897. known preachers to undertake of insects will kill a crop. i there are STOCK OF ey See nie"""|tne task and fail, and the congre- no birds, naturally the insects havegation smiled inwardly at the UN DERTAKERS,SPARE THE 80D AND SPOIL THE preacher's failure to raise his recently gone to considerable pains to 7 : 1 T I :| ary . own in an exemplary and ortho- find out from farmers to what extent og " | Wit |p ees everything their own Way. | I haveoo Cr t birds is affecting their ee: : dox way: the decrease 0 eeIt makes vats gave copra Os crops, aid J find that the condition 18 : capers awise utteran "" | adie hae ~val : : talc Cecile : :2 Pa ger ns against corporal; ,& Household Necessity. mnore alarming than we, who live in the We have u:t received # new *see as of bad boys 14 the Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most | cities and large c2ntres, have any idea GOO IS . eaten aod tbe tani ine of Cof-punish men wonder{ul medical diseonery of the age, | of: All the farmers to whom I spoke fins and Caskets, in wood, metal~public schools. [had rather gopleasant and retreshing to the taste, act|or wrote agreed that last year the in- lic and cloth ever brought tosk the convicts in @ chain a Re hy wel ; :and Sau uibe. inétenth gently and positively on kidneys, liver | crease Of insects was unusually great, just arrived. Comeand Greenville. :gang tor id 1 began in ud bowels, cleansing the entire sys tem while the decrease of birds was even gee us We re prepared iv Jo embalm-would 8a Sos ei : i . in te Mu.of 8 and ge tee re- | dispel colds, cure headache, fever, ha- greater. Fo~ every hundred birds g in al. its formsdisob sean | ble fact is bitual constipation and _biliousness- killed about sixty are born. Hence ibs Personal atvention given to con:strained. The pap cane f the Please buy and try a box of c. Cc. C. | easy to ree that the greater the numbe: anonug fuaerals and res en"that at least one-fourth 0 oe aa tude tlle ed become | \Wf1! trusted to our care will recelyetoday; 10, 25, 50 cenis. Sold and | of birds Killed the more expos ~ ceucecuuck of veanedt. aye noboys at these schools hay the crops of the farmer to the insects.e | guaranteed to cure by all drugyists. ey F Our prices are jower th 4ul pe et hed a a The same may be said of our trees, for | COFAINTY : J l o -unishe ne) f eatin 9s ee + . Ee " edo not want monopoly anou Pp Incidents of the Grant Memorial. the bird is really the balance of Nature ¥5 | eneite Goda petition: pit nowhere and so these sons of : 7 dha e |Belial go to the bad very early es To what extent this balance 1 bats me We can be found at apy and all® 4 viotime to the rigor In the carriage with General Gordon | upset PY fashion is realized from the dion times in the John. Flapaganue Ste cate. here there was a wreath of evergreens and | statement that during 1896 the plumage | ( CORR j «(lh Buggy CoTs building.of the law an ee san atk ort » and wn i + , ili i asa a boy in these achools roses, with crossed swords and an in- of over anew miltions 4 a wa Ue ~| BOB GREENE & CO.1g many : le waeito scription in scarlet blossoms, oFrom | received in New York. It's shwho 18 night na WE pies Sons of Confederates.� As Generay | these things which 1 would like women " "the chain gane- ee bj to think aboct when they purchase S es lee acl; ~ ., agsay that corporal iceeeemunnt a birds for their hats. Naturally a supply | g ; anage & �ye hy Earth Girdled.� or his famous tourbrutal and barbarous and must. Grand Arwy of the Republic men depends upon a demand. If women , iLOOD BOISCI around the world, a thrilling story of: RIS SBE RAS OREN) *S~ve way to the progress and . . . et . ~ : sav: ge and barbarous lands. Four mil-giv a of tha care About ranged along the sidewalks and by would niocerate their buying ot hat A SPE LT Y Primary.Se¢ lion salmageTs books suld, and oTherefjnem �"� those marching in the line, and was adorned with birds or their plumage~ Hae ea preter toODmIe hero ' wa iiloon wants this famous book, only $3.50. Biga.: 3 ' ; ; nine Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat, | onttit iree. Drop all trash and sell theRead the apd papers a aot mand. ~Lhe reform in this matter lies | Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on |king of books and make $300 a month.How many houses in Atlanta ateGordon was driven to his place on theboulevard, he was recognized by theloudly cheered. During the long waitdary or:s' v3 so hsFE BLOOD, POISON permancoti; Earth Girdled� is his latest and grand-what time did the youihs of this tewer birds would be slaughtered. Those Scured in 15t035 days. Youcanbetreatcdat e�,�sf, Demand enoromous, Everybodyati than ,; +t my ae ;generation become better | until the time to fall in with the pro- who kill the birds cannot be rightly tractio pay railroad fareand hotelbills,an¢ , book, big commissons, a gold mine sorf h lf a century ago t I rn . nocharge, if we fail to cure. If you have taken mer« | worker Credit given, freight aidthose 0 & * cession the carriage was visited by attacked. ~They simply supply a de" | eury, iodide potash, and still have aches and iss B T gnt paid,fb] ._ | any part of the body, Pair or Eyebrows fallin : | .with the women who have adopted this | Out, it is this Secondary BLOOD POISO! Address for outtit and terri ory, ~I hewe guarantee tocure. We solicit the most obsti- |} ominion Company, Star Buildiug, Chi-nate cases and challenge the world for 4hundreds ot Grand Army of the Re-public men and officers, and by ail thej nine vecause of the bad pane3.8) noallp bain boa 9 What sons ot confederates-and many southern fashion mnie Suctatat cura ts me age Lonoo. iti 1 i e skill of the most eminent physi-pustige me their y feo ik and northern citizens. The greetings sectivenngiiath cn Bess soa ca aye ais; o come from eA~ ~ . �"� tional guaranty. olute proofs sent sealed on SSM MEERA AKI SONA TT AAgoo results cau C between General G ; ss rie application. Address COO REMEDY COeen General Gordon and his former 303 Masonic Temple. CHICAGO, ILL. . Sarbers.puision ofa bad boy from school?Heis not wanted anywhere byr T hf . . % £ \, aantagonists were especially cordial. When bilious or costive, eat a CasMany a& union veteran stepped up and caret, candy enxthartic, cure constipa=ssociates ;decent eo ean he assoc . a ~| shook hands and said : lon. panes A. ey Bhanwith his kind and becomes werse jo a oe aa TONSORIAL ARTIST.oITve seen you before, zeneral, whea . GREENVILLE. N. CG.0 grief and _and soon comes to gre Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeingand Pressing Gents Clothes a specialtyol i wasnT; so glad to see you.�brings sorrow to his kindred. ihe Soarnel: acl ocppled ex-confed-Obedience to law, to gOVerE-| 014 commander always laughed atment, to parents is absolutely °nesessary for the peace andwelfare of society. This obedienceig enforced among bad meu bythe fear ot the law. It cannot beeaforced among bad boys exceptby fear of corporal punishment, General Gordon is suffering fromaTheir honor or their shame � x08 badly burned foot, the result of a re-feeble a factor to be considered. | yont accident, and had bis crutches in sitObedience must begin early, even Just try @ lve. box ot cascarets, thein infancy. My two year old Gnest liver and bowel regu ator evergrandchild Joves to play in thedirty coal box. oCaroline, youmust not do that,� her mother dumpton, the next rankin fone ,says, and enforces her sommand ph) da a & contederate | corer, candy cathartic, cure guaranteed OR ie FY} VILLESeslanntna bor laod pote general after Gordon and Longstreet, | 190, 25¢ Nolysiapplog ber hands an bu : ESTA BLAS His D 1875.There are many physicians now whoclaim that there is no such thing asappendicitis. This bas caused thethese greetings, and usually answered ;| Richmond Times to ask: oJf this beoWe y ov : reo neWell, we gave you the best we had 1n | true, what sball we do about all those] . s¢ * *, « nae wethe shop. who have died with it?� Well, itisoThatTs right; you certainly did; but")4 ReERT EDMUNDS,- FASHIONABLE BAREER,Special attention given to cleapin{Gentlemens Clothing.rather late to do anything in their case;raTy ~ ek en een : :we're glad to see you here now,� Was | put we might compromise and ottend noiy YOTKEL NICHOLSON,J. A, Burexss, Mgr.Washington, N. C,: his Hotel has been thoroughly reno~vated, several new rooms added, electric bellsto every room. Attentive ser"~vants. Fish and Oysters seryed daily:Patronage of traveling public solicitedthe invariable answer.one by declaring that ~oaeath resultedirom heart tuilure.�the carriage with him. But for thistact, he said, he would have been on ahorse in the tines with Generals Long-street and Bucknor. General Wademade.rent _"When bilious of cos':73, ext a Caswashing them. That is-corporal wom mai sii eo ~deta ene : | :Shnishunent and ia just as severe said, but for a serious iliness. General SAM Mi SCHULTZ j ,to the little child as the rod is to opin nhaeer rig el ita, but | * 5 VWs te i) | Be | :came east especially to take part in the They are a (te : : | é . : C4 efpW FRREL (PCRK SIDES&SBONLDLE 'a boy of ten, and both are right| Sram ANI) MEKUHANTS BUYoee verem onies.ster and both effectual. The enforce-|~ ,[here stood ona long board, sup"ing their yearTs supplies will fingtheir interest to get our prices befere pu. The next session of the echool wilment of obedience in early| 4 haree te. thr RS oychildhood saves all necessity for ee ne ae sess All Right :puuishment in later years, and it carcinoids eaten Ces :years, chasing elsewhere, Ourstock iscomples« | open onuallits branches. "gaves a sight of scoluing. What them were in overalls ; the third hadFLOUR,COFFEE,SUGAR) © mxpay Serr. 1, 189sa world of worry bad children are made a slight attempt at dressing upT"---0to other people! What a comtort st cas : oa ne Roe seare good ones at home ana gers DeLOW AJ mper. e 4 éntly an just a biabroad. Some mistaken parents ones sr i ¥ ve Re [eesay their boys are too high st springyT The wind seemed to blow | Every part of every Columbia is tested thor-34 Strung | down and up the drive at the same time | oughly, practically, scientifically and conscien- | ay, WAYS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICESgud continue for 10 months.to be =v ioe those boys | when something came along which was rari Time and pepularity have proved wha terme ire a0. fOllowTeare in danger of being still higher|as good as hot coffee to them. It was cir superiority, «= Snuff. &c a, :strung when in a fit of passion |# band, and it was playing oDixie.� It Standard of the World |. ~Tobacco, 1 CCOr, | sary Bnglleh pet mo... othey kill ecmebody. The pcet gel gal ieee sunted, ang in @ rs «42 | we Duy diroc} from Maoufastu..4 ©! |rotermediate*T o o $2 50ling you te buy at one proilt, A eoul-,ta Higher ao a me ~ 93 00toa finished minstrel performer. The ;ua) inp ye PTE e ) bsand truth 5 makes slaves. of mon | beard bent and creaked under them : FU RN ITU RE Lat taseneenceery! a $1.00| and of the human frame a me- ra the, ba~rels were ooo sn Catalogue free if you calle | |i cgi b we gal ~ 1 'phé'work and discipline of the schoola ROT ~ attomaton.� ~He ~was wan ger of giving away. m under ha Cee ea ee ; het always oner the times: Our ~We ask a continuanee of your pasteras of th © WAS | them, but the dancers kept on unmind- A � :ong of these high strung subli-|tul, clapping their hands to the tune of |' fF PENDER & CO Be, pager SH. thereforé, having 0 118K) jheral patronage... ;.. ry ' run. eel) close 0 ny ee oe eeGREENVILLE N. .M SCHULTE Greenville ¥. 0 oWH RAGSDALE./oy 3 i OF B : ond all three were giving a clo 7 a BiShelby said: oObedience is the a ehhh ira Mt 4 ase queS| lial doilb, Pirkos, tresdom dance which would, have been a credit | 3] OQ t0 ALL ALIKE} ** st ockof' """"""Ges to will be. tofore4 sold at prices towult | ~ he a8, beretotore,od areall bou tand~mated creatures whose rule of|the music until the band was out ofa life was to do as he pleased, to | hearing and they had to stop."Ex.~~@ H ~ * : ; i : : Fif ~ f / io,