eeny~Ailvertisng rates are liberal and can beplication to the editor or atWe desire a.five correspondent atavery postoftice inthe eovaty, who willand in brief items of NEWs as it occursfo each ueighborhood, Write plainlyaad only on one side of the paper..., ~aa THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1897.be i. ... VOLUME VI.~Yesterday's issue closea the fiftha o4 » Ee ee cea » *ee ~volume of THE Daity Rervecror~and to-duyTs issue begins the sixth.sae the paper has done what it could| ae the upbuilding of the town and� iaaty, tt has endeavored to keep; . : breast with the times.. ~The patronageDee $i how received has been very gratifying: , a Its policy will remain the same and we" fayite the co-operation of its friends inpire it better stubserve the "purposes: for which it was begun, We desirehere to thank ita putrons for their sup-"port and ask a continuance of the same.Weekly Crop Bulletin. The week ending Monday,June7th, has been generally favorablethroughout North Varolira. Although the temperature is still- eomparatively low, on account ofcool nights, the warmer days audfrequent showers this week havepiused perceptible growth ~ inCrops and improved prospectsgenerally. Therainfall averaged~about an inch for the State. Itjs still too dry over a few countiesin the northeastand extreme south-e:n portions. Cotton,though smal!has good stand, is fresh in ap-pearance, and the outlook for thatcrop is not discouraging. Thewheat and oats harvest has justbegun in the southern counties,i vith fine prospects. Oonsiderablelécal damage by hail occurredMay 29th in eight counties._ BASTERN DISTRICT. |oThe past week has been gener-ally favorable for ail.crops in thissection. While not up to thenormal, the weather was warmer,witli fine showers, caasing a per--ceptile improvement in crops.It is still dry in some northeast-ern, and in a few southern, coun-ties. Crops, though small, areelear of grass and growing nicelynow. Qotton small, but goodstand, and fresh looking. Licehave appeared at a few places:Corn has generally a bad stand,Owing to damage by worms, insouthern portion eome farmershavecorn waist high. Tobacco isdoing batter at ~the end of the~week; some plants reset early_ part of week died out badly. Oatsare rather poor, some being cutin the south. The stand of pea-~nuts is far too poor.lain ge to crops over limitedmer, a8 the posts and the Wilson| with its accompaniments of school'|closings, or commencement as||ming, baseball, blackberries andA severe hail storm occurredoMay 29th, ) with considerableuce over 40,-~of the Stateate: Summer-gladsume, joyous sum-Mirror would spy"is once morehere; summer, the only genuinepoor manTs friend on this earth,they call Tem now, fishing, swim-sore toes, Just any old kind of& man who has struggled hard formontis past to keep a fire in thegrate and a handful of meal ipthe tub, may now dig his bait andwander off to the rippling brook-let, sit him down ~neath . thespreading branches of a tree andjust"just"well, lol) is about theonly word that expresses it. Forthe time at least the bottom railhas wriggled out where it canhave some of the common epjoy-ments of life. He can do thepantomime with his thumb to his~nose as his rich neighbor sails bybehind his tob-tailed horses, forwhile the man of money curses hisdyspepsia and the heat, his poor-er brother wallows in the grassbeside the brook or makes of thestream a natatoriuam where hecan disport himself far, far fromthe madding crowd, scorning thedress that must be worn at theseaside resort. When he getstired of allthis he hies him to theblackberry patch, and there pluck-eth the fruit tnat costeth himnaught but leaveth him full in-deed. Hardtimes? There shouldbe nosuch thing so long as theblackberry crop keeps up to thestandard. And who ever heardof a failure of this crop? Verily,summer is something to be de-sired."Tottler, 1a Asheville Citi-Zen. !eee idealJust try a 1C¢, bux ot cascarets, thefinest liver and bowel jegu ator evermade.The Cow-Tree,To the mountains of Venezueiagrows a remarkable tree. It isfound in the rocky places, atheight of about half a mile, It isa stupid-looking tree enough atfirst sight. It is lofty aud slencerand has stiff leaves tha: grow afoot or more in length. it looksmuch of the time as if it weredead. Inthose regions there isa wet and dry season, and duringmany months at a time not ashowe: wasbes its leaves. Itbears very small, insignificant-locking flowers. It 1s the milktree, the famous opalo de vaca,�which Humboit describes. Hefirst broughtit into notice. It isan evergreen. lis say is a deli-cious fluid resembling the finestJersey milk, ouly sweeter andricher than even that. Whenthe negroes are thirsty they cutinto the side of the trunk as onowould bore into a maple for sugarwater, andthe milk gushes forthin a great stream. It is bothfood and drink, so rich is it.After a little time it grows thickand yellow, and a cream rises tothetop. It has a fragrant ordor.When a cow-tree 1s tapped thenatives hasten from all quarte'swith their bowls to catch the flowof milk. Sunrise is the best timeto tap the tree, for then the sapflows most abundantly.eeA Household Necessity.Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the mostwonderful medical disconery of the age.pleasant and retreshing to the taste,actagently and positively on kidneys, liverand bowels,cleansing the entire system,dispel colds, cures headache, tever, ha"Ditual constipation and _ biliousnessPlease buy and try a box of C. C. C,pay 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold andguaranteed to cure by all druggists.Why His Paper Was Late,_ oOur paper is two days late thisweek,� writes & Nebraska editor-|oowing to an accident to our:press. When we started to rcnoff theT whapper-choke.~|as usual, one of the gay ropesgave way, allowing the forwardgilderfluke to fall and break as itstruck the flanker flopper. This,of course, as any one who knows |anything about a press will read-ily understand, left the gang plankwith only the flip-flan to support,it, which also dropped and brokeThisloosened the flanking betweenthe ramrod aud fibber-snatcher,which also caused trouble. Thereport that the trouble was causedby over-indulgence in intoxicatingstimulants by ourself 18 a tissueof falsehoods, the peeled 'appear-ance of our right eye being caugedby our going into the hatchwayof the press in our anxiety tostart it, and pulling tke coupiiogpin after the slapbung was bro-ken, which caused the dingus torise up and welt usin the optic:We expect a brand new gilder-fluke ip this afternoon.�Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke YourTate Away. "It you want to quit tobacco usingeasily and torever, be madestrong, magnetic, full of new life andvigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder-worker that makes weak men strong.Many gain ten pounds in ten days.Over 400,000 cureT. Buy No-To-Barom your own druggist, who willguarantee a cure. Booklet aud samplemailed free. Ad, Sterling Remedy Co,Chicago or New York.A Destitute Family Walk FromMooresville to Salisbury,A man named Side: and hiswife and five little children havearrived in MWSalisburv, haviugwalked from Mooresville. ~Ihetrip was made in two days andthe family brought all their pos-Sessions with them. They haveno furniture and nothing to ea~,All the property they own is theclothes on their bodies. Wednes-day night they slept out in thewocds near the city. The familyhave secured a house and thehusband and father will seek em-ployment. A gentleman whoknows this family tells us theywere once incomfortable circum-stances but their house and prop-erty were destroyei by fire.A Qollection cf Carious CoinsA collection of courious coinshas been given to the universityof Michigan by tha relatives ofDr. Abram E Richards, whe dieda few vears ago in Florence Italy.The coliction is known as theoRichards collection,T and 1shighly valued,as many of thecoinare rare and curious. One suchis a copper cent, the rim of whichis decorated with thirteen ringslinked together to represent theoriginal thirteen colionies. Inthe centre 18 au inscription; oWeAre Gov.� On'the other side ofthis coin is a sundial, above whichisa shining suu. Un one side ofthe sun is the word oFugio,� andon the other side the date o1787.TThe motto is impudently aug-gestive: oMind Your Own Busi-ness.�The anti-Jackson token of 1834lg inte:esting for its sentiments.On one side a portrait of Jacksonand the words: oMy Experi-ment, My Currency, My Glory.�Around the edge: oMy bdubsti-tute for the United States Bank �TOn the opposite side a hog ran-ning, with the inscription oMyFirat Heat,T aboye, and under-neath oMy Victory.� oDown withthe Bank.� Ontherim: oPerishCredit, Perish Commerce.� "The anti-Van Buren token is aquaint reminder of the politics oftne past. It, too, has a place inmule on the obverse side, withthe inscription; oI Follow in theFootateps-of My Predecessors.�On the reverse is a tortoise bear-ng on ite back a burden ~maroSubtreasury,� aod the datethe edition on Wednesday night,o1837.�""Philadelphia Press.well |the collectionT Its design is a)oFURNITURER. A. TYSON, Vice=PresTt.RESOURCES.-Joans and DiscountsOver DraftsDue from BanksFurniture and FixturesCurrent ExpensesCash ItemsPremium on Stock :Cash on handTotalRL Ly DAVIS, PresTt..aJ. L. LITTLE. CashTe -. REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1896.STATEMENT !OF THE | eeThe Bank ofGREENVILLE, N.C. « aAt the Close cf Business May 14th, 1897.Greenvile, "LIABILITIES,$4),153.81 3 Capital stock paid in $23,890.00895,29 $ Surprus and Profits 3,042,548,772.46 § Deposits subject to Check 58,812.851,505,007 Cashiers Checks ortstanding - 143,101,312.04 Due to Banks 508.151,839.56 ; Time Certificates of Deposit 55.004,000.00 i OES28.088.18 ~Tota! $85,566.34$85,566.34We study carefully the separate needs of oar patrons, aud shall be glad to haveyour account, promising every accommodation consistent with good banking.Wehavealargesee us.|ddC COBBSTOCK OFGOODSjust arrived. Come andOAS, SRY AND FLOURCPLUIALLYon namers)LFeS y NCR_- UNDERTAKERS,FUNERAL DIRECTORS ANDEMBALMERS.gece d ciakasaeWe have wt received a newhearse and tre nicest line of Cof-fins and Oaskets, in weed, metal-lic and cloth ever brought toGreen\ illa. ,_ We ara preparod ++ fo. embalm.lng in al its forms.Personal atiention given to con.ducting funerals and bodies en-trasted ~to our care will receiyeevery mark of respect,Our prices are lower than ever._ We do not want monopoly butinvite con. petition.We can be found at any and alltimes jn the John Flanagan5 SHBuggy CoTs building.BOB GREENE &CO.5A SPECIALTYcury, iodide potash, anan Mucousany part of thecians. $500,000 capital behindapplication, Address COO30Primary, Seoondary Or'Teretiary Syphilis permanently cured in 16 to35 days, You can be treated at home forthe same price undersame guaranty. ifyou prefer to come here we will contractto pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and nocharge,if we fail to cure. If zee have taken mer-still have aches andatches in mouth, Sore Throat,imples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers ondy, Hair or Eyebrows fallinout, it isthis Syphilitic BLOOD POISON thawe guarantee tocure. We solicit the most obsti-nate cases and challenge the woridcase wecannotcure. ~i~his disease has alwaysbaffled tke skill of the most eminent physi-for aour uncondi-tional guaranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed onREMEDY4% Masonic Temple, CHICAGO, ILInCO»x2 Wemnad |5 33= + Sy,oz4ESTA#SIASHYD 1Schasing elsewhere. Ourstocknallits branchea.meni cent nete CY75.SAM. M. SCHULTZrORK SIDES GSHONLDERVARMERS ANI) MEKUHAN'T'S BUYing their yearTs supplies will tindtheir interest to get our prices befere puiscoraplet:FLOUR,COFFEE, SUGARALWAYS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICESTobacco, Snuff, &0,""ah° buy " from nse 3 eh£ You to buy at one proit. A eou-stock ofalways on hand and soldat prices to sucyanate | fore, having no 1 iskrun we aaOT RCHULTS onW. M. Bond. J. L, Fleming,Rox & FLEMING,Ai TORNEYS-AT-LAW,Greenville, N. C.Practice ip all the courts,SOL eee al ffor; '. Talmage ooTEarth Girdled.� or bis ini hesaround the world, a thrilling story ofsuvage 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 forworkers. Credit given, freight paid,outtit free. Drop ajl trash and sell theking of books and make $300 a month.Address for outfit and trriory, Thetree Company, Star Buildiug, Chi-ago.3arbders.AMES A, SMITH,TONSORIAL AKTIST,GREENVILLE: N, C,Patronage solicited, Cleaning, Dyeingvand Pressiig Gents Clothes a specialtyA\hb)EXBERT EDMUNDS,KASHIONABLE BAREER,Special attention given to cleaningef | Gentlemens ClothingOTEL NICHOLSON,J. A, Burauss, Mgr.§Washington, N. U,This Hotel has beeu thoroughly reuovated, several new rooms added, elec,tric beils to every room. attentive ser,Vants. Fish and Oysters seryed dailyPatronage of traveling puvlic solicitedGREENVILLE .The next session of theschoo! willopen onMNDAY SEPT. 7, 189and contiaue for 10 months.The terms are as follows.*Primary Rnglish per mo. 82 00Intermediate 6 o « $2 50Higher aA a $3 00Languages (each) ~+. $1 00The work and disclpline of the sehoal _will be as heretofore.We ask a contia nuagnee of your pastWH. RA@SDALE.}bi4)