Aeaeextra eost.~rs Jesds the Philadeiphia Record towy: Z a+ %) 5 waicmarp. Béitor.to gyeerhi tieWe L. DAVIS, PresTt.Sadana a ae; a i~ a ashenbas fice ilie Eee xag 4 ci 4 ot, By Le ew Es et 2 iweep |~�,�VERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY).a" Bosered as second-class mail matter.Dee 3 Ay, i ; tecmaraincamantt cosh min rtp tnt te_.. SURSCRIPTION RATES.: - $3.00om fen 8 8 *ae weet, te NOS 25Oue week. 2 eeDelivered in town by carriers withoutdyertisng rates are liberal and can bewer appiieation to the editor or atche! office 3 $ :a 3ae ae ae i ee{\e ! pondentT atsve!e ~te fy aeruaingepri mtb Gru ves as it occtirs~neighborhood, Write plainly~ He only on one side of the paper.einranaatnnneneitTurspay, June 29, 1897.eal"PAThere was & threatened racewar in Key West, F'la., jast week,and being so far removed fromthe mainland that State troopscould not be sent there easily,the Governor telegraphed to thehident, for the assistance ofare ~ Gtates ', saldiers:pertinenSly ask: oJf Floridaeandot govern herself firmiy,~enoligh to avert.a race war with-out help from Washington, howwould it be with the State of\Hawan ?�DalTongue-Lashing 1® Not Oruelty or_ Ground For Divorce J ersey.i) wrenoENTON, N. J+, June 16."Wife-wt ing, cannot be),ly tongue lashing investment than to attend theconstrued into cruelty nor madegrounds for diyorce, according to@ decision rendered today by# Vice Chancellor Martin P. Gray.The case which brought forth thedecisian, was that of Edward §-Hevwjtt, of, Oamden, who soughtto be divorcéd from Annie Hew-itt, on the ground of exiremecruelty. The oruelty chargedconsisted of violent displays oftemper on the part of Mrs. Hew-if on three or four occasionswhen her husband took sidesagainst her in disputes which shehad with children of his by a for-mer wite.onrg. CAUDLE'S� LEGAL STATUSIn denying the application theVice Chancellor discusses thelegal status of the curtain lecturewith a philosopny worthy of aplace in literature. He savs:oIt is perfectly apparent thatthis woman 1s a woman of Violent}wmper and ihat she does not at-tempt to restrain herself to thelanguage of modesty and goodtaste at times of excitement, andT think there were also occasionswhen she frequently permittedher tongue to use foul language.But this alone does not establishextreme cruelty; it may showthat it was bad taste in the has-band in selecting such a womanfor his wife. When a womanmarries @ man she does nolmatry ohis, children-, When ®Gan marzies he dgieesth} Ke_orwill prefer bis wifé before he: wil)consider ~his children. This� heundertakes by the mere aci ofmarriage, and, even if they maybe right and the wife wrong, thehusband undertakes that he willstand by the wife and be heihelpmeet and advisor to maintainher in her position. As ber hus-band, he shoald not take sides-with his children and condemnher for hasty or ill-advisedspeech or action. He shouldsupport her as the mistress of herhousehold, evenand be unduly energetic or even- Violent at times.�When bilious or costve, eat a Vas_ @atet, candy (cathartic, cure eonstipa-ion.ACTORoThis'|Stady, Civics, History,she may errT~University Summer School,tne~The Summer School at theUniversity of North CarolinaTopened with a large attendanceon June 23d.Chapel Hill with its many nat-ural advantages, good water,large shady campus, is an idealplace for a Summer School.The first lecture in the morningis a lecture by Dr- McMurry, onPedagogy, then follows the regu-lar clasg room work. :Prof. Jackman, from ChicagoNormal School, teaches NatureStudy., Dr. Humeis, giving jn-terecting courses ifT English Lit-ine oa xpn, and Liter-~ary Stndy of fhe Bible: °. |~ Prof. MosesT Primary Work: iewhat every primary teacher ~inthe State needs. The Sciencework the great need of so manyteachers, i» strong in all depart-ments.The Drawing aod ManualTraining taught by Miss Bemisis-a practicat,go0d course.The courses� in� oLatin andFrench and~German are well at-tended., "Geography, Psychology, ChildMasic,Physical Training-are all taughtby the best instructors.br. Milne of the New YorkNormal School, and Supt, Nobleof Wumington, are teachingMathematice.The study of Shakespeare, byMiss Bryant of Ogontz, 1s a yerypopular ceursee Mr. Webb givesa course in English Composivion.Prominent men: in the Statewil: give evening lectures._ Teachers can make no betteruniversity Summer School. Theyshould correspond with the Su-perintendent. ©. W. Toms,Chapel Hill, N. ©.erence:The Value of a Newspaper to a Susi-~ness Commun.ty,The value of a first-class, reli-able newspaper, acting to theOutside world as a reflex of a city|cannot be adequately guaged.The writer recalls a rewark mad-a few years ago by Dr. G. B.Crane, now a resident of St.Helena, Napa county, California.In conyersation, the doctor said :oPass me a newspa;er of anyplace and I can determine itsstanding.� It should be mention-ed that Dr. Crane is a man whohas passed some years above fourscore in life, sandis very conser-vativein his expression, Whathe meant ~was, that im lookingover the gereral make-up, adyer-tising patronage, ete. he couldfairly estimate the character ofthe business interests and gener-ai features. So itis everywhere !A newspaper with wide circula-tion is very closely scanned byoutside parties. Merchants andothers look to see who are adyei-tising and sometimes determitewhether or not to give orders or.correspond with houses in a city,through the appearance of .thepapery: A newspgper is suppasedto-be,a prettysgeod reflectionr ofthe town or city itself. It be-hooves eyery business man {oOremember this circumstance.When you extend patronage toarelixdle journal you ere. but ar-sisting yourself. Every busint8man is looking for support. Isthere an interest in the city moreJeserving of unlimited patronagethana representwtive newspaperAnd yet, some leading merchantsand manufacturers are oightychary about giying any .patron-age. uch will do well to remem-ber, that when fayors are dispen-sed, they should kyow. that theyare not entitled to the slightestrecognition"Press and Printer,Just try a 10¢. Bux ot cascarets, thefinest liver and bowel regu ator ever| made.«$10e, 250° ae talsoe ee ed~Qhildren Die in a Trunk.Laura and Jennie, aged sevenand fiveT years, daughters ofJoseph and Lucy Melton, ofBerdley, Union county, Ky-, wereplaying hide and seek Tuesdaywith three other children, andduring the play the sisters enter-ed the cellar.Seaing a large, old-fashionedtrunk in one corner they raisedthe lid and jamped inside. Thetop fell and closed with a tightspring lock. Two of their play-mates had hidden beneath a bedin an upper room. The remain-ing tot, who was acting 48 spy,soon found the bed room girls,but all search for Laura and Jen-nie proved fruitless, as they hadcompletely overlooked the cellartrunk.At the time both parents werevisiting a neighbor and did notreturn for three hours: Whenthey learned of the sudden disap-pearance of the children a searchwas instituted, but almost anoth-er hour elapsed betore the fathertheaght of the old trank.* Thechildren were found dead, lockedin each otherTs arms.Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Youriate Away.ee SE EYIt you want to quit tobacco usingeasily and torever, b@ made wellstrong, wagnetic. tull of new life andvigor, take No"To-Bac, the wonder.worker that makes weak men. strongMany gain ten pounds in ten daysOver 400,000 cureT. Buy No-To-Barom your own druggist,uarantee a cure. Bookiet and samplemailed tree. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co,Chicago or New York.whoARR a I Li SERRE:Rays of Truth,It is always a good idea torecognize the strength of yourenemy: ok eIt is pretty herd to get peopleinterestsd in what you used tobe. !When you take a marTs con-tentment away from him, youcanTt add it to your own.If we talk without weighing ouwords, they will soon have noweight for good.You can gauge a manTs charac-ter pretty thoroughly by what heconsiders laughable,Itis better to have a little tal-ent and a neble purpose, thanmuch talent and nc purpose,There is something about agirl with money in her own rightibat is awfally hard to resist.There are people who claim tobe praying for the pvor, wheneverT do anything else for then.Be Gentie With Your Children,Be ever gentle with your chil-dren. Watch them constantly ;reprove them earhesily, but notin anger. oBenot bitter againstthem.� oYes, they are good.� |once heard & kind father say.oi talk to them pretty much, butI do not like to beat my chiidren ;the werld will beat them.� frwas a beautiful thought, thoughnot elegantly éxpressed. Yer,tiere is not one child in the cir-ce round the table, healthy audhappy as they look now, on whosehead, if long spared, the stormwill not beat. Adversity maywither them, vickness fade, a coldworld frown on thems bul, amidall, let memory carry them back«oa home where a law of kind-ness reigned, where the motherTsreproving eye was moistenedwith a tear, and the father frown-ed omore in sorrow than inanger.� -"Ex. eeWhen bilious of cogizva, eat a Cascaret, candy eathartic,\svarmamyrwill}cure guaranteed�Dee ee eM" wi aad"|'R A. TYSON, Vico-PresTt. : |REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1896..OrgrHEeThe Bank of Greenville,GREENVILLE, N. C. |RESOURCES.Loans and DiscountsOver Drafts945,153.81895,29Due from Banks , 8,772.46Furniture and Fixtures 1,505.60Current Expenses 1,312.04Cash Items 1,839.56Premium on Stock 1,000.00Cash on hand 98.088,18Total $85,566.34At the Close cf Business May 14th,"1897.1oe aLIABILITIES.Capital stock paid in $23,000.00Surpius and Protits 3,02.54Deposits subject to Check 58,812.55Cashiers Checks ortstanding 148.10Due to Banks © 508.15; Time Certificates of Deposit 55.00Total 885,$85,566.34We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, aid shall be glad to haveyour account, promising every accommodauon ecoasistent with good banking."" LaeWehave alarge o»STOCK OFMGOODSjustarrived. ComeandSee us.\OATS, FAY AND FLOUR"" AIA.id&f'a Li; 4t EaUNDERTAKERS,ied VLE Seee esire) aeWe have u:t reveived a newearse and inv nicest line of Cof-dns and Caskess, in weed, metal-lic and cloth ever brought toGreenville. |_ We are pz0F:..5d 60 tv umbalm-ing in au 163 foging..Personal atventiou diven to contrusted to our care will receiyeevery mark of respes., * wkOur prices are lower than ever._ We do not want monupoly but~invite com 3tition. i_ We can be found~at amy 'and alltimes in the Joho T'lanaganBuggy Co's building.|, 8 & SISuk M.1s Coming South,The Charlotte News notes tlefact that Joseph Branford, Jr.,of Patterson, N. ¥., is in thatcity. Heis a silk manufactarerfrom the silk metropolis of NewJersey. He contemplaies mov-ing his silk factory South, aud 18inspecting differeat Southerncities with that end in view. Hisplant issaia to employ a thous-and operatives, and this woald bea large acquisition to the industrial population of auy clty-ESTABLISHED 1575.SAM. M. SCHULTZPORK: SIDES&: SHOTLDERPrasBERs ANi} MEKUHAN'I'S BLY]ing their yearTs supplies will tind 4sheir interest toget.our prices befere puashasing elsewhere, Ourstock is covapletenu allits branches.FLOUR,COFFEE,SUGARo-�"�~ALWAYS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICK" Tchacco, Snuff, &, :ling yous? buy ator: prot, A eoscte stock of,always on hand and soldat prices to suitthe times. Vur goous areall bought ansid for VCASH t :to-+run:we geltat a close: waikM. |o ie win?oS. M SCHULTS Greenville N. ¢i evewe buy diroc) from Manufactay. eng]W. M. Bond; © 5 JL, FlemingRo & FLEMING, ©tr bienATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,Greenville, N. CPractice in all the eourts.,= anne mt ee eeSarvders. ,paws A. SMITH,TONSORIAL ARTIST,GREENVILLE, N. C,oatronuge solicited. Cleaning, Dyeingind Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialty-Pp REERT EDMUNDS,FASHIONABLE BAREER,Special attention given to cleaningtentlemens Clothing,CREENVILLE .Bi.ki.j3 peated ®The next session of the «hoof wil]open on naart "~Fs f eSSata:ipeMNDAY ofPr. i, Ugani! continue for 10 wonths.The terms are us follow:.Primary English pér mo. $2 00Intermediate mS $2 50Higher ee le ane $3.00Languages (each) ** * cue #1 00The work and diselpline of rhe sehoo]cm = mewill be as heretofore. ~ain dameWeask a continuance of vour partiberal patronage.Adib aeW H.RAGSDALE.WA SPECIALTY cosy:i tiary Syphilis pormanently cured in 16 tofo) daya, You can be treated at home forae, the same price under same guaranty. Iftong yOu prefer to come here we will contractto pay railrond fare and hotel bills, and no" 6 fallto cure, If you have taken mer-vury, iodide h, halt still have aches and~ana, Macous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat,*im ples, Copper cot Spots, Ulcers onny part of the body o brows fallinut, it is this Syphilitic B D POISON that~9 guarantee w cure. We solicit the most obsti-~ia waeangok cures ie Geet hes alwaTemas otecure. i nS Biwe~affed the skill of the most eminent physi-dional guaranty, Abso pe erooms sent 1d Onrefore, having nolik wall tion, Address COO: mit MED CO»LAS e- P500.009 conte behind our ancondl-Rexvaplo, CHI byyenew wie ee ee Gg IJ. L. LITTLE. CashTrlit a ec oer edsi AO AOS CAA i OE RTducting funerals and . bodies en- .SSSI SER Sac A aPC ROS RUT TALI