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          <lb />?<lb /><lb />4<lb /><lb />E DAILY REFLECTOF<lb /><lb />=<lb /><lb />D, J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner,<lb /><lb />TRUTH IN PREFEREN CE TO FICTION.<lb /><lb />~<lb /><lb />Vol. 6.<lb /><lb />JULY HINTS<lb /><lb />REDUCTION I<lb />PRICE<lb /><lb />Clean! :throughout the<lb /><lb />entire stuck.<lb /><lb />aa / ""S<lb /><lb />ul<lb />lh<lb /><lb />Feather-Weight Coats<lb />sand Vests.<lb /><lb />Soft Negligee Shirt.<lb />Gauze Underwear,<lb /><lb />Straw Hats.<lb /><lb />The above sugges:<lb />tious thrown out. We<lb />will help you to keep<lb />cool. Our stock is<lb />complete, prices right<lb />and you are welcome<lb />to examine if you are<lb />not ready to buy.<lb /><lb />We think we know<lb />your tastes and wants<lb />-"have br en jwith you<lb />long enough,<lb /><lb />ok<lb /><lb />No other ~merchant<lb /><lb />shows ths ont we odo,<lb /><lb />Base Ball.<lb /><lb />Pittsburg, July 26"Pittsburz could<lb />do nothing with Orth after the third<lb />inning and =Philadelphia nit Hawley<lb />after that inaing, making thirteen hits<lb />with a total of eighteen tases, This<lb />explains the game. Pittsburg, 6; Phil-<lb />acelphia, 10,<lb /><lb />Louisville, July 26"TodayTs game<lb />was slowT and uninteresting, the Colo.<lb />nels w*nuihg without much effort, The<lb />release of Pitcher Evans was recalled<lb />and his fin2 work was the only fea.<lb />Louisville,<lb /><lb />ture of the game. Score.<lb /><lb />4; Brooklyn, 1.<lb /><lb />Cleaveland, July 26"The Giants<lb />and Indians played a very scrappy<lb />game of eleven innings he today. There<lb />was almost constant wrangl.ng and<lb />Umpire out of the game. He also or-<lb />dered the pulice to tase Pitcher Meek-"<lb />in, Why was on the bench, out of tha<lb />grounds. The game was listless on the<lb />part of the Indians at times.<lb /><lb />Uleveland, 5; New York, 6.<lb /><lb />Score.<lb /><lb />st. Louis, July 26"The Krowns<lb />played an almost faultless game today<lb />and won from the Bostons. Donahue<lb />pitched grandly, allowing the Bean<lb />Eaters but six hits, only two of which<lb />were clean, Stiverts also yicched well<lb />for his side. The Browns wen the<lb />game in the eighth on a home run by<lb /><lb />Grady, TallyTs single and CrossT triple.<lb /><lb />Score. St. Louis, 3; Boston, 2.<lb /><lb />HOW THE CLUBS STAND.<lb />Won Lost Per Cen,<lb />Boston 3s� 22 TO7<lb />Cincinnati 46 25 648<lb />Baltimore 47-26 648<lb />New York 44-30 599<lb />Cleveland 42 32 368<lb />Pittsbuig 35-389 473<lb />Philadelphia ov 42 468<lb />Brooklyn 32. Al 438<lb />Chicago v4 44 436<lb />Louisville 33. 44 429)<lb />Washingtoa 230 40 38 t<lb />St. Louis lb 49 212<lb /><lb />JUST FOR FUN.<lb /><lb />The ice man may not,ve a pugilist<lb />but he can lay claim to being the light-<lb />Weight champion.<lb /><lb />Hobson"* You say youTre going out<lb />icr gold, Where?� oWigwag"~Alas-<lb /><lb />* = : , ot)<lb />ka.� oIs your wite goizg with you?<lb /><lb />oAlaska.�<lb /><lb />Teacher"~~How many divisions ot<lb />mankind are there?� Tommy Hieler"<lb />oWhy, deyTs 36 inour waid, anT my<lb />pop kin carry them all.�<lb /><lb />Hoax-=oScribbler has a grest<lb />scheme.�� Joax"oWhat is it ?� Hoax<lb />"~oHeTs rearranging a jot a popular<lb />novels for the use-of female readers by<lb />placing the last chapter first.�<lb /><lb />Hcax""I hear that Andree will<lb />have to stand all the time he is in his<lb />balloon,� Joax"oAfraid of being<lb />frozen to his seat, eh?T Hoax="oNo<lb />all the seats were taken up.�<lb /><lb />A Kensington workman named<lb />Damm, who voted for McKinley in the<lb />hepe of bet.er times, became a tather a<lb />trw days ago. He proposes to call the<lb />childToProsperity B.�<lb /><lb />Foxie""oWhen does the shad s %-<lb />gon open again?� Moxie"oNext<lb />April., Why?�  Foxie"oOh, ITm<lb />going to patent a shad fork with an<lb />X ray, ,attachment . to... locate..the<lb />bones.? © , , |<lb /><lb />Reciuit-oHov yez @ pair av worn"<lb />out shoes yez kin sell me?� Dealer"<lb /><lb />|o WhatT on carth do you »want them<lb />~Pod forT Tad ~Recruit"oShure, Oi must hov<lb /><lb />The dhrill sargent sez Oi must<lb />must march wid-me toes out.�<lb /><lb />STATE NEWS. |<lb /><lb />The Heck estate of this city owns<lb />more than a thousand. acres in the<lb />Klondike gold district of Aiaska,"<lb />Raleigh Press Visitor.<lb /><lb />Arch Kearson, fifty-seven years old,<lb />19st his footing while walking over some<lb />planks on the second floor of a barn<lb />near Townesvilie, Vance county, fell<lb />and broke his neck.<lb /><lb />Gold mining in Stanley county has<lb />broken out in Last<lb />was discovered<lb />Clara Parker,<lb />near Gladston, which the prospectors<lb />claim to be the richest yet discov<lb />ered in Stanley."Charlotte Observ-<lb />er.<lb /><lb />a fresh fever.<lb />week a two foot vein<lb />on the Jands of Mrs.<lb /><lb />Charlocte is to have an important<lb />new esta lishment to add to the list<lb />of her varied industries. A factory<lb />for the manufacture, of catsup-, sauces,<lb />pickles, and u!l kinds of druvgists and<lb />grucersT sundries, is to be es abli hed<lb />here.<lb />the kind in this entire section ot ice<lb />South, and it will havea wide field<lb />to draw trade troém."Charlotte News.<lb /><lb />Tramps Entice Boys From Home.<lb /><lb />Mr. Everett Brinson, a policeman of<lb />Kinston, readin the Richmond Djs"<lb />patch of some boys who had been en"<lb />tired by tramps fzcm their homes, one<lb /><lb />er ee<lb />from Wilmington, N. C., one from<lb /><lb />: Charleston, S.C, and the other from<lb /><lb />Ricamond, Va. The description of<lb />one of the boys corresponded with the<lb />appearance ot a boy seen here with a<lb />party of four tramps that reached Kin-<lb />ston lasc Friday.<lb /><lb />Mr. Brinson arrested the boy Snn-<lb />day afternocn, though une cf the tramps<lb />claimed to be the boyTs father. The<lb />tramps said the boyTs name was John"<lb />nie Lamppost. The boy did not seem<lb />to wih xe leave them, but after he was<lb />taken away he confessed that bis name<lb />was Ernest Jewett and that his mother<lb />(x widow) lived in Richmond, Va.,<lb />from where he ran away about a month<lb />ago. He expressed nv desire to go<lb />home, but said he wanted to go with<lb />the tramps wv the Nashville expositéon<lb />and then goto England and<lb />army.<lb /><lb />join the<lb /><lb />Mr. Brinson telegraphed to the boy s<lb /><lb />mother, Mrs, Laura A. Jewett, Sunday |<lb /><lb />night, and received a reply Monday<lb />morning t@ hold Ernest until she sent<lb />forhim. On Monday night the beyTs<lb />uncle, Mr. Chas, P. Sales, cume, rec-<lb />oguized the boy and lett vith him yes-<lb />terday tor Richmond. ~Lhe boy is 14<lb />years .f age. His mother makes her<lb />living b; packing cigars in a cigar tac~<lb />tory.<lb /><lb />The boy seems to be bright and in-<lb />teilige.t, He says the tramps put acid<lb />on their arms ~o make sores to appeal<lb />to the sympathy ct the people,<lb />He said the tracap who claimed ,to be<lb />crippled in his {ez,<lb />walk as anyone.<lb /><lb />Gilbert Phillips, of Wilmington, and<lb />Willie Saulsbury, of Charleston, the<lb />other boys who ran off with the tramps,<lb />were arrested in Richmond." Kinston<lb />Free Press.<lb /><lb />Are They Going?<lb /><lb />~The Free Press says the Greenville<lb />second base ball nine have an engage.<lb />ment to play the second nine of Kin<lb />ston in the latter town tomorrow, It<lb />alsoT says the Greenville boys have<lb />broken several engagements to go over<lb />and play the Kinston club, and hopes<lb />the boys will go over this time.<lb /><lb />Was as able to<lb /><lb />Be ready for the eclipse of the sun<lb />t»morrow morning. It begins about &amp;<lb /><lb />o clock,<lb /><lb />There is no estadlishment cf |<lb /><lb />AT A REDUCED PRICE.<lb /><lb />1 L<lb />om 1S = Your ~ Time!<lb />| , Li<lb /><lb />For the rext<lb />thirty days we<lb />will sell our<lb />Spring-summer<lb />stock at a re-<lb />duced price.<lb /><lb />You are in-<lb />vited to see our<lb />complete stock<lb />of Dry Goods,<lb />Clotaing, Shoes<lb /><lb />Notions,<lb />Gentsz<lb /><lb />Furnishings,<lb />and Hats. Sec<lb />the grand dis-<lb />play of  um-<lb />mer Goods<lb /><lb />FRANK<lb /><lb />THE KING CLOTHIER.<lb /><lb />WILSON<lb /><lb />WOE SUMMER<lb />SUODS LAST<lb /><lb />gain day at my<lb />Store.<lb /><lb />A nice lot of<lb /><lb />CLOTHING. SHOES,<lb /><lb />Are being shoved out of the way at<lb /><lb />é oe<lb /><lb />These summer goods will not be carried over,<lb />and you can get bargains on ~them,<lb /><lb />H. M. HARD<lb /><lb />Every Day isa Bar-<lb /><lb />4<lb /><lb />LAWNS AND DIMITIES<lb /><lb />BOD ROCK PRICES<lb /><lb /></p>
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          <lb />/<lb /><lb />» R. L. DAVIS, PresTt.T ~<lb /><lb />John WaremakerTs Viowa Upon Ad-| A victim of street car pick- :<lb />' a ne R. A. TYSON, Vic-ePres. JL. LITTLE, CashTer<lb />vert.sing. pockets determined to get even wre<lb />: ! | REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1896.<lb />"" | with them, so he put into his ? oT ~~ :<lb /><lb />&amp; . Et thing as a poster, or dodgeT, CEionly ashp ef paper, on which , "<lb />ee cscam exc hand bill. My plan for tweuty|was written the words: oThis The Bank of Gr eenville,<lb /><lb />EVER AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY). buy go much | ;<lb />as _ | years hes been to buy so m time, vou rascal, you've lost the<lb />. GREENVILLE, N. C.<lb /><lb />anal<lb /><lb />: ae Po eens ane ° : a<lb />""" syace in a newspaper and fill it|;oward of your labor.� He got Pee =<lb />iveT: . e Clo us e "-<lb />Byerved as second-elass mall matter. | UP #8 1 wanted. I woald not give, into ine eame street car and walt: gee Business May 14th," .S97-|<lb />ae ee (Oe advertisement to a newSpaPet| od, yesolyed to hove the first), ae sd dae aaa ~<lb />"=" eae mai "eens, : eee ; : . J,oans and Discounts $42,153.81 apital stock paid in $23, 000.00<lb />ae ae TRS of nse hundred circulation for pickpecket that meddled with | Over Drafts "895,29 Surptus and Protits 3,042.54<lb />*3['RECRIPTION RATES. five thousand dodgers or posters:|him arrested. Twenty minutes Dis from Banks 8,772.46 i " to Check 58,812.55<lb />ear ey eM : : . : : : ~urniture and Fixtures 1,505,002 Cashiers ecks ortstanding 143.10<lb />ao oh. i Ee. Lf I wanted to sell cheap jewel-| passed and nothing happerdd, | Current Expenses 1'312.043 Due to Banks | 508.15<lb />ant week. fe eee 3 lijry, or run &amp; gambling scheme, tT and, tired of waiting, he got out, " Items nee sap oie Time Certificates of Deposit 55.00<lb />ae arriers W ome : cs  remium on Stock : : T "<lb />eaten in town by eurriers witho' | miont yse posters; but 1 would |paving assured himself that bis | oash canglober ta ae a Tota! 345, 466.34<lb />a QS» : ; ere en ai is<lb />Acivertisng rates are liberal and can be | not iasult a decent reading publ:c pocketbook was safe. He opet- a<lb />Total $85,566.34<lb /><lb />Snes iS nina ctr land in hoe of MB AB]<lb />ey 16 W pa e study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, aud shall be<lb />, ie hor P ; piece of paper was &amp; blue ODEs) your uccount, promising every accommodation eee neki apod taakibd.<lb />look for support in mercantile} which he unfolded and read a3 7 :<lb /><lb />"<lb /><lb />We desire poy eorreapondent ft affairs. [say to him: ~How long|iollows: ~What asly joker you wWeh na pater<lb />~a70ry. Poel itenns of NEWS ait oecurs| will you let me run 4 column Of) are.�"Tit--Bits. ae ave alarge i |<lb />$i each neighborhood. Write plainly| matter through your paper for |<lb />i » SiC 7 ; * i kamnt| -<lb />gid only on one side of the papeT one hundrea~ or five hundred : ere STOCK OF | :<lb />5a ee dollars?� as the case may be-| «Of what good is it to search| | "o0"<lb />51897 Liet bimdo the Siguring and iff for the North Pole?� is a com- UNDERTAK RS<lb />WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 10946 think he 18 not irying to take mon question nowadays. Di : | el<lb />| more than his share, I give biM|~, cn could answer: oOne | aR | |<lb />" 3 ~~ {the | copy: I lay aside the}) ondred'and fifty thousand dol- vag<lb />~wnat 1s Said of ChildrenTs Fie". | profits on a particalar line Ob a That in ae cialT trogas | EMBALMERS.<lb />[goods for adverscising PUrPOSSS:| ure he has already found in his | oe<lb />Qhildren of all ages. require] At first I laid aside three thou- ~oParthest | North,� and new GOOUS | We have jut raseivad a new<lb />| more siecp than growa people, 88) gand dollars; last year I laid editions of his book are atill on hearse and tne nicest line of Cof-<lb />their 1mpressible nervous SY8teM | aside and spent iorty thousand |), wing. For the lack tins and Cesgets, in vood, metal-<lb />couid not bear, during !0Dg{dollars, I have done better this B: ) ucKky ©X-| : lic and cloth ever brought to<lb />os} the prolonged 1 dail. incrense: thet plorer there would seem to b. as just arrived. Come and| Greenville.<lb />g ; .<lb />waking sis May. vould We year, ae Gs . a ee much gold around the orth) Seeus. _ We ate prepared te {0 embalm-<lb />strain to ye ~ie a ll gum as the profits warrant. 1) pole as may be found in Klou- ing in aii its forms.<lb />: e 8 aperss | 3:1 ; ;<lb />ait ea eT asesial owe my suena ee F dike region of Alaska. Personal attention given to co<lb />the vital powers are Co} eae and to them I will freely give &amp; . 2 q I ducting funerals and bodies e u<lb />in building them UP» instead ©!| certain profit of my yearly busi- i ¢ ~ | trusted to our care will receiye<lb />diverting to muscular moyemed:+ | ness,� For a month of dry weather i every mark of respect.<lb />and other influences: which would Annee: extending over a part of June ( rill Our prices are lower than ever.<lb />interfere with this coucentratio:. : eee ~land the fires of this month a f ) Al TY Ne do not want monupoly but<lb />Tf children are waketal and Prices * of ee dozen patties ot haymakers | b LUI .éite competition.<lb />restless, 1618 aD indication that a ae x°| worked in the free fields of the sree _ We can be found at any and all<lb />something is Wronk: groves of Flora ruined the then | goagt country about Alvin, Tex, times in the Joho Flanagan<lb />6 fe a it oenersily growibg crop and killed so mavy|and shipped thoucands of tons of | ( CORR { ~(N Buggy CoTs building.<lb />i hing Wi , .<lb />Eure someln� 2 � | of the trees 16 was regarded a8 &amp;!\hay. Hundreds of thousands of » Ue ~| BOB GREENE &amp;CO<lb />be found to be improper or ex  calamit a it did ere : .<lb />; baatT yery great calamity, 6n¢ 10 Gi | acres covered with this grass<lb />cogsiye feeding, clothing 0] iy but we canTt e enti<lb />h too warn, or confine- really seem 80, but wo CAD%/are ffree to anyboay' yet ,<lb />tight oF pad at Wide « always tull. With the destruc-|enougn goes to waste every vear | , Just sry a 10c. bux ot cascarets, tne} W. M. Bond. J. L. Fleming<lb />ment an mp Ere | tion of these orange groves S0Me| there, it is said, to feed all the finest. liver and bowel regu ator ever Boxe FLEMING,<lb />cnild is restless and sleepless ~ T T . éande<lb />, ba icaketh|° the planters began to turo|stock of Nor~hern Texas. The<lb />these are the things to be looke ; elas ATORNEYS ;<lb />frat, and stupetyiug drugs their attention to the cultivation | proportion saved each year, how NEYS-AT-LAW,<lb />D ~ � ~ a a ~<lb />es o yee ; city segoxted. cto ot oCuba� tobacco the supply of | ever, is bacoming larger. Valnable Pronerty (ay vale Greenville, N. C.<lb />shou cis dal sw chy which was made: short by the Hs "| Practice in all the courts.<lb />except ry t e advice O pay war 1D Cuba, and the demand AVING BEEN APPOINTED and| "" ;<lb />" proportionately great. The first; oThe South Feels a Boom� is a qualified as Receiver of the Green- ~ * "<lb />Child slaughtering prepara | experiments proved successful | headling tin a northern newr- ville Lamasr Comins of said Company, 3arbers.<lb /><lb />tions in the form of drags are tO) ang were fo:lowed by an ~nerease|paver- There 1s evidently | herebv offer for sale the real estate in<lb />d and adjoining the town of Greenville AMES A. SMITH,<lb /><lb />* a ~ , . be ;<lb />be found in many houxebolds | of acreage the next season. This] word left oat. oFeeling for a) ronging to said Company. ~This prop- ONSORIAL ARTIST.<lb /><lb />and mothers too often not only proyed successful, and was fol- ; boom� is what the South is doing| erty will be sold on reasonable terms in |<lb />lots to suit purchasers. GREENVILLE: N. C.<lb /><lb />ive them themselves, but even - _\p-tiftbere is any possibility of ha<lb />. : ne ) lech Uh lowed with a much larger 1b ay a~ is Pp ba th For further information see or ad-| Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing<lb />Jeave them im the hall crease of acreage this year with | Upcine such a thing, she will Jay | dress and Preesiag Gente Clothes a specialty<lb /><lb />irresponsible nurse, who is but) the best and most profitable of hold of it, (he North may be sure, LOVIT HINES,<lb /><lb />too ready to dose the helpless | aj] the crc ps planted, bringing in| the Radical, trust repaying, Receiver Kinsion, N. C.<lb /><lb />little one, in order to secure her} come localities over $1,500 an North and East boosting Ding-;" " JY ERBERT EDMUNDS,<lb /><lb />own repose: acre. With such success and |ley tariff to the ccutrary, not- =, FASHIONABLE BARBER,<lb />The mother is nothing short of | such results it follows as a matter |Withstanding"Richmond "Dis- late a Special attention given to cleapins<lb /><lb />ecrimina! who is 80 thoughtless |of course that tobacco culture patch. _ a ae GentlemensUlothing, -"<lb /><lb />and so heartless as to give &amp; dose | will become one of the establish- ad<lb /><lb />of laudanum, or some other|ed indostries of that State, and oTig not in mortals to con-<lb />strong narcotic, to her baby. to one in which the planters there | ig. ad success,T but he who ad-<lb />put it to sleep while she makes @ will bave little competition tO) vertises well does nae i<lb />call or attends an evening gath-| far, for the area in which that) rye jt.<lb /><lb />ering: kind of tobaceo can be grown 18|<lb /><lb />If mothers conld be brought to limited. it will be some years) "______--" .<lb /><lb />yealza the danger of opiates before Cuba can become a com<lb /><lb />CREENVILLE..-<lb /><lb />é<lb /><lb />~ale Academy.<lb /><lb />""_ ae<lb /><lb />they would not giye them on petitor, for it will take some} Cotten nd Peanut,<lb />every trivial occasion, but would | years to. recover from the ex-| Below are Norfolk prices of Guttur Th<lb />. : . . ind peanuts for yesterday, a8 furnl hed e nexi session ot the school will<lb />train the children from babyhood | haustioa of thie war, and by that) ye" Copb Bros. &amp; Gansuinsion, , Mere<lb />to take regular hours of natural, time the industry will have made | chants of Norfolk - ee jopen on<lb />refreshing sleep. such headway in Florida, that it} COTTON, |<lb />ciao emmenne need not fear aven'| Cuban com~ Pra hewagagin st MONDAY SEPT. 6, 1887<lb />bas oak guia petition." Wilmington Star. Low Middling 7 ome<lb />: Good Ordinary 6 15-16 r<lb />pi ss enero EN Tone"rirm. ESTABLISH 1) 1879 The terms are as follows.<lb />The devilTs hardest blows ate| Mx-Maycr Cocke Exhoneraied. PEANUTS. ! Primary Knglish per mo. 32 00<lb />a'med at the home. " Prime 2 ~<lb />eck ik A telegram to the News from So a ' ile don tntermadigte icy ~ Re<lb />~o rob it of love is the greatest ancy 24 7 cw<lb />wrong can be done a child. Asheyilie today says that the 5a uiet. 60 to 75) PORK SIDES &amp; SHOULDER ae en hd<lb />N t coroner's jury at the inquest oyer T siiebes win sue haere ae Languages (each) *¢  * $1 00<lb />~ i ry would be written if the remains of the late Mrs. ae R ing their yearTs supplies will find The work and diselpline of the srhoo!<lb />oa8 8 : we Ages: still and let! Minnie Cocke, wife of Hx-Mayor} ~ tnele inverest tonet Sa priced before i | Will be as heretofore.<lb />rogs do all the singing: chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is coraplet<lb />i ome Cocke, exonerated the Mayor, Select Female School, ti allits branches. We ask a continuance of your past<lb />7 We shall be more apt to oknow deciding that the deceased o~came| " liberal patronage. -<lb />4 each Other there� if swe do not to her death by her own hand.� The next session of this school: will R 1 G lw wah<lb />v Tei Se AS aT aie *. toll ae et Ww RAGSDALE.G<lb />: forget each other here. In view of the rumors o! foul en F LOU. . COFF EE, SU AR<lb /><lb />; MONDAY, 6th OF SEPTEMBER.<lb /><lb />The man who sits down to wal play that had been floating h OF SE 43<lb />for a golden opportunity to c bene around Asheville concerning the Ban og are tf follows: _ an<lb />along never has a comfortable death of re pe who, it wae| ftom sgiate per month == 0| ALWAYS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE<lb />: sch sl ganounced. had committed sui-| Higher ak Bl 83 00 | |<lb />ou Matas Revol exoned |i ~ #00! T¢bacco, Snuff, &amp;e,<lb /><lb />od Fae 4 is Tanguages (each)<lb />cide, the remains were exhumed |y,_,, i iotading use af instrument $3 00<lb /><lb />Every home ought to ve made| and an inquest held by the coro-<lb /><lb />i o rt<lb />we buy diroc} from Manufactue.. en Bysd days, You pattey 0<lb />~No deduction for 1oss time except in] linz you to buy at one proitt, A eo» | Rerun ade ng  vndgebaine ~aru Ly tf).<lb /><lb />ore ry + ie i c ff, .<lb />ee yphiiis pe a} wroa'tn 15 00<lb />o" ¢&amp; es nen r<lb /><lb />rs} 635 day By 3 é<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />so much like heaven that the/ner atthe side, of the<lb /><lb />ild , at the side of the grave. | case tof. sickness of as much | a 1<lb />children will not think of héayen| Mra. Cocke was quite wealtLy | weeks ditction. anita � : ets i a ed pot ite failto cure. If rou bare taken mere<lb />as. i * ' é; on ti | n ) tre tte y eo h  vt. . j<lb />rsh id ols oe mR and had .a.good deal of property| rhea he moral tone aod nit! FURNITURE anya ba Uigers 08<lb /><lb />If you are only a pi besides the $30,000 insurance on | lectual influences are unsurpassed, The part Of the bod<lb />: en a sit positively frm, | alwayson hand and sold at prices to sutt we grewrance<lb /><lb />ne ~be as faithful to your trost/as if her life, ~all of, which was. left by dt ecipline is mild but positiv rm, ve Syed yen<lb />: Ha ela A a a sg A BS For further part~culars see oraddreas, the ti Our ~areall boughtand a, woe<lb /><lb />were the commander of an| Wil! to her ~husband."Charlotte MRS, ALFR RBES, e tor CASH Botta tay! nO 1isk baified the skill of the<lb /><lb />, News. " 3 Greenville, N, ©. run we eellata close margin; © Conalieunmany<lb /><lb />a i Hs July, 21, 1897, | : 8. M SCHUI,TZ Greenville N.U appliguion.<lb /><lb />i Pade<lb /><lb /></p>
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M.PLM<lb />Ly Fivrernce 8 45, 7 40<lb />"7 Fayetteville! 11 10 9 40<lb />Lv Selma 12 37)<lb />Ar Wilscn 1 20/11 3<lb />Ps 2 _<lb />A.M.| P.M.<lb />-y Wilmington| 9 00 7 00<lb />iv Magnolia | il 50 8 30<lb />vy (roldsboro 1 00 9 36<lb />sr Wilsen 1 00 10 27<lb />~vy Larboro 1 42 : "<lb />e o=<lb />ZAR rei<lb />P.M. P. M,<lb />Ly Wilson 1 42 10 32<lb />Ar Rocky Mt | 2 33 | 1) 16<lb />Ar Tarboro 4oo) FM<lb />Lv Tarborc 1<lb />Lv Rocky Mi | 2 1% a<lb />Ar Weldon ta<lb /><lb />" marie &amp; Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun-<lb /><lb />Trait on Scctiaii Neck Branch 20a<lb />eaves Weldon 4.10 p, m., Halifax 4,%8<lb />p. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 5.10<lb />w., Greenville 6.57 p, m., Kinston 7.55<lb />. m.. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.60<lb />a. m., Greenville 8.62 a. m. Arriving<lb />Halifux at 11:20 a. m., We'don 11.40 am<lb />daily except Sunday.<lb /><lb />I'rains on Washnigton Branch leav<lb />Washington 8,20 a, m., and 1.u0 p.m<lb />arrives Parmele 9.10 a. m., and 8.40 p<lb />m., Terboro 9.45 a. m., returningleaves<lb />farboro 3.30 p. m., Parmele 10.20 a. m.<lb />and 6,20 p. m,, arrives Washington<lb />11.40 a. m., and 7.20 p, m. Daily ex-<lb />ept Sunday. Connects with trains on<lb />Scotland Neck Branch.<lb /><lb />~Train leaves sarooru, N UC, via Albe-<lb /><lb />day, at 5 50 p. m., Sunday 405 P. M;<lb />arrive Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 6,00 p. m.<lb />Revuruing .zaves Plymouth daily except<lb />Sundsy, 7,50.a, m., Sunday 9.00 a. n.,<lb />arrive Tarboro 10.15 a.m and 11. 46<lb /><lb />. trainon Midland N. C. branch leaves<lb />uoldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 a<lb />m. arriving Smithtield 7-30 a, wu. Re-<lb />turning leaves Smithfield 8.00 a. m,, ar-<lb />tives at Goldsbors 9.30 a. 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 Cliat6.10am, Dunbar 6,30 a m,<lb />rile Latta 7,60 a m, daily except Sun-<lb /><lb />av.<lb /><lb />i cfr Branch leayes War-<lb />saw for Clinton caily, except. Sauda<lb /><lb />Vv 00 a.m, and 8.50 D, m* Halurgite<lb />vaves Cinton at7.00 a.m. anc3,001 m.<lb /><lb />Train No, 78 makes close connection<lb />t Weldon forall points daily, all rail via<lb />wichmone, alse at Rovky Mount with<lb /><lb />Norfolk and CarolinagR R for Nonolk*<lb /><lb />~ne all points North via Norfolk,<lb />JOHN F. DIVINE,<lb />- General Sup:.<lb /><lb />lt. M. EMERSON, Trattis Manager.<lb />J, RAKENLY. Ger?) Maseger,<lb /><lb />ee ~"<lb /><lb />THE MORNING STAR<lb /><lb />The Oldest<lb /><lb />Naity Newspaper ta<lb /><lb />The seal 2g 4 2 ~Dagly | W3, HAve, BSTABuisHED | A rerporidence ia:<lb />ery re et | ope tr) ft YY, LA en wate reehvilla : rin vet ent<lb />ok fi Cr Ft with ras g 4 Di trained teachers. ~To ~board in<lb /><lb />| wyke, and therefore she was every:<lb /><lb />P| knack. of peeping slyly between his<lb /><lb />if et Ghickens<lb />©) 1 Fggs.per doz.<lb />o o~\~ 4 Beeswax: pet<lb /><lb />THE MAKING OF A PLAYER,<lb />fraining a Lad For the Stage In the Days<lb />: of Shakespeare. :<lb />John Bennett's serial story, ~~Mas-<lb />ter Skylark,T in St. Nicholas, has<lb />many pictures of life and scenes in<lb />ShakespeareTs time, The following<lb />is an account of the trainii x of the<lb />hero for the stage by the master<lb />player.<lb /><lb />He had Nick learn no end of stage<lb />parts off by heart, with their cues<lb />and ~~business,�T entrances and eXx4<lb />its, and worked fully as hard as his<lb />pupil, reading over every sentence<lb />2) times until Nick had the accent<lb />perfectly. He would have him<lb />stamp, too, and turn about, and<lb />gesture in accordance with tho<lb />speech, until the boyTs arms ached,<lb />going with him through the mo-<lb />tions one by one, over and over<lb />again, unsatisfied, but patient to<lb /><lb />mene<lb /><lb />DIRECTORY.<lb /><lb />CHURCAES.<lb /><lb />7<lb /><lb />!<lb />|<lb /><lb />BAPTIST"Services every Sunday,<lb />moring and evening. Prayer meeting<lb />Thursday evening. Rev A.W. Setzer,<lb />Pastor, Sunday school 9:30 A. M.<lb />�,�, D. Rountree, Superintendent.<lb /><lb />CATHOLIC"No reguiar services. "<lb /><lb />EPISCOPAL"Services fourth Sun-<lb />day, morning and evening. Lay ser-<lb />vices second Sunday morning. Rev. A.<lb />Greaves, Rector. Sanday schoo! 9 30<lb />A.M. W. 8. Brown, Superipter dant.<lb /><lb />METHODIST"Serv ces every Sun-<lb />day, morning and evening. Prayer<lb />meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.<lb />N. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday school<lb />9:30 A, M.- A. B, Ellington, sSuperin-<lb />iendent,<lb /><lb />PRESBYTERIAN"Services " third<lb /><lb />the last, until Nick wondered.<lb />~*Nick, my lad,�� he would often |<lb />say, with a tired but determined<lb />smile, ~~one little thing done wrong<lb />may spoil the finest play, as one bad |<lb />apple rots the barrelful. We'll have<lb />it right, or not at all, if it takesa<lb />month oT Sundays.�<lb /><lb />So often he kept Nick before a<lb />mirror for an hour at a time, mak-<lb />ing faces while he spoke his lines,<lb />siniling, frowning or grimacing, as<lb /><lb />Sunday, morning aud evening. Rev.<lb />J. B. Morton iTastor. Sanday school<lb />9:30 A.M. E. B Ficklen Superinten-<lb />dent,<lb /><lb />LODGES<lb /><lb />A. F. &amp; A. .." Greenville Lodge No.<lb />984 meets tirst and third Monday even-<lb />ing. WM.King W. M, 1, I. Moore,<lb />Sec.<lb /><lb />I. 0.0. F."Covenent Lodge No. 17<lb /><lb />best seemed to fitthe part, until the<lb />boy grew fairly weary of his own<lb />looks, Then sometimes, more often<lb />as the time slipped by, Carew would<lb />clap his hands with a boyish laugh<lb />and havea pie broughtand a cup of<lb />Spanish cordial for them both, de-<lb />claring that he loved the lad with<lb />all his heart, upon the remnant of<lb />his honor, from which Nick knew<lb />that he was coming on.<lb /><lb />Cicely Carew's governess was a<lb />Mistress Agnes Anstey. By birth<lb />she had been a Harcourt of Ankev-<lb /><lb />where esteemed fit by birth and<lb />breeding to teach the young mind<lb />when to bow and when to beckon.<lb />She came each morning to the<lb />house, and Carew paid her double<lb />shillings to see to it that Nick<lb /><lb />cloak asa ladyTs page need have,<lb />the carriage best fitted for his place,<lb />and. how to comeinto a room where<lb />great folks were; moreover, how<lb />to back out again, bowing, and not<lb />fall over the stools, which was no<lb />little art, until Nick caught the<lb /><lb />legs when he bowed.<lb />His hair, too, was allowed to<lb />grow long, and was combed care-<lb />fully every day by the tiring wom-<lb />an, and soon, as it was naturally<lb />curly, it fell in rolling waves about<lb />his neck.<lb />On the heels of the governess<lb />came MTsieuT De Fleury, who, it<lb />was said, had been dancing master<lb />to Hatton, the late lord chancellor of<lb />England, and had taught him those<lb />tricks with his nimble heels which<lb />had capered him into the queenTs<lb />good graces and so got him the<lb />chancellorship. M'sieuT " spoke<lb />dreadful English, but danced lke<lb />the essence of agility, and taught<lb />both Nick and Cicely the latest Ital-<lb />ian coranto, playing the tune upon<lb />his queer little fiddle. |<lb />Cicely already danced like a pixie,<lb />and laughed merrily, at her cor-<lb />radeTs first awkward antics, until<lb />he flushed with embarrassment.<lb />At thatshe instantly became grave,<lb />and, whe mTsieuT bad gone, came<lb />across. the room, and putting her<lb />arm about Nick said repentanily:<lb />~DonTt thou mind me, Nick. Father<lb />~saithT the French all laugh tuo soon<lb />at nothing, and I have caught it<lb />from my motherTs blood. A boy is<lb />not. good frieuds with his feet as a<lb /><lb />learned such little tricks of cap and :<lb /><lb />Meets every Tuesday evening, D. W.<lb />Hardee N.G. L. H. Pender, Sec.<lb /><lb />kK. ot P."Lar River Lodge No, 93,<lb />meets every Friday evening. H. W.<lb />Whedbee, C. C. Krank Wilson. K. of<lb />R. and 8.<lb /><lb />R. A."ebd vance Coaucil ~No. 1696<lb />meets every ~Thareday evening, W. b.<lb />Wilson, R, M.R. Lang, Sec.<lb /><lb />K.of H."Insurance Lodge No. 1169<lb />meets every -Friday evening. Johr<lb />Flanagan, D. Henry Sheppard, R. ,<lb /><lb />A.L. of H, Pitt Council 236, meets<lb />every Thursday night. J. B. © herly<lb />t. W. Bb. Wil-on. See.<lb /><lb />pr gi<lb /><lb />COLLEGES.<lb /><lb />lad<lb /><lb />Nl ee Nel<lb /><lb />The University.<lb /><lb />A] TEACHERS, 418 STUDENTS,<lb /><lb />(Summer Schovl 158), total 54°, Board<lb />$8.00 a mon~h, three Brief Courses,<lb />«hree Full Courses, Law and Medical<lb />Sebools acd School of Pharmacy.<lb />Graduate Courses Open to Women.<lb />Summir Sehocl for ~veechers. Schol-<lb />arsbips and Loans for the Needy.<lb />Address, PRESIDENT ALDERMAN.<lb />Chapel Hill, N. C.<lb /><lb />doy scsi saaainintentemersioittete alate iaman. sane. tie<lb /><lb />"_"""<lb /><lb />North Carolina<lb />College ot Agriculture<lb />and Mechanic Arts,<lb /><lb />Will open Sept. 9th, 1897.<lb />Thoreugh academic, scientific and tech-<lb />nical courses. Lxperienced Spr cial-<lb />ists in every department.<lb />Expenses per session, including board.<lb />For County Students $ 93 CO<lb />For all other Students 123 00<lb />Arp'y for Catalogue to<lb />ALEXANDER Q, HOLLADAY, LLD.<lb />Raleigh, N. ©. President,<lb /><lb />[PRINITY COLLEGE.<lb /><lb />Next Session Opens September 8.<lb /><lb />~Three full courses of study, Large<lb />number of electives, ~Two full chairs in<lb />English. Women admitted to all classes<lb />One Hundred and one Thousand Do'lars<lb />added to the endowment during the<lb />present, year, Only male literary college<lb />in North Carolina that is located ina<lb />city.<lb /><lb />The best business course offered in<lb />the state. Send for album and entalogue.<lb />Address JNO.C. KILGO,<lb /><lb />Durham, N.C.<lb /><lb />girl is, but thou wilt do beautifully,<lb />I know, and mTsieuT shall teach us<lb />the galliard together.T<lb /><lb />ns,<lb /><lb />Greenville Market.<lb />Corrected by 8. M. Schultz<lb /><lb />Butter, per lb<lb />Western sides<lb /><lb />Sugar chired Han, 10 to 124<lb /><lb />orn 40 to 5U<lb /><lb />Corn Meal 45 50 60 : |<lb /><lb />Flour, Family sasnnn| tne State Normal<lb /><lb />bard� 5} to 10 and Industrial School,<lb /><lb />Sugar $006 | GREENSBORO, N. C.<lb /><lb />Salt pe 1 Sack 1% pe Offers the Young. women of the State |<lb />10 to 20 thorough prof. ssiunal, literary. clussi-<lb /><lb />LUMBER.<lb /><lb />its Class in the State by or [euuaber Koug. ot Dress2d can be<lb />3 _., HINES BROS, LUMBER CO.<lb /><lb />WEL BERNARD<lb /><lb />y a ay i wy vie<lb />Te CAT a<lb /><lb />oA<lb /><lb />}<lb />: ee<lb />ie<lb /><lb />1 Titinstons NO�<lb /><lb />16 0 25 |<lb />54 tv 8<lb /><lb />7 to 16 | Cal,,ecientt<lb /><lb />~ for teachers, »<lb /><lb />PEACE<lb /><lb />1 (T\T for Young Lajies<lb /><lb />IN STITU LE Raleigh, N.C.<lb />Excellent ~ buildings: and beautiful<lb />grounds in a Healthful Location with<lb />splendid climate. Stands at the very<lb />frort in Female Education. ~Thorough<lb />in its Courses. High in its Standard.<lb />Uneurpassedin It's INTELLECTUAL<lb />AND SOCIAL INFLUENCES.<lb />~(~wenty-une officers and teachers.<lb />Very reasonable prices. Send for cat-<lb />alogue to. JaS. DINWIDDIE, M, A.<lb /><lb />aad industrial education<lb />mnser B10 to $130. Faculty<lb />rs. More than 400 rgular<lb />racticg sc<lb /><lb />stu ebts<lb /><lb />rs<lb />e<lb /><lb />WR SEE T<lb /><lb />besbhas What Is It? ghihnes<lb /><lb />It is a picture ol,.tae celebrated=�"� ~~<lb /><lb />100 of : 126 pupils :<lb />orethan (1,209 matricu-|<lb /><lb />lates. r-presenting eyery county) Ja the}<lb />sate except. tet. Correo nce in-}.<lb />vited from: ~those ~desirit tent |<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />Ee , - When bilioug or ccemre, eat Le<lb />2S on caret, cundy cathartic, core guaranteed -<lb />a 1] ; a de Ae<lb />oS £100, 230° ee ore<lb />ere : ee<lb />et FY SB!) ocx:<lb />Va 2s<lb />So Ae<lb />oo Ee<lb />Awe: 2)<lb />Ste |<lb />ers pee )<lb />poe $ c. i o« a a Se<lb />7° fe e5:\% PRACTICAL &amp;<lb />=3 3 AB ~ &amp; | SC ; ~i Ob<lb />258 | ¢ : WOkKER. §<lb />an ¢ . ett belo<lb />i Se<lb />eae roma je" Offers his services to the So�<lb />ers sn 3 dO citizens of Greenville and the OF<lb />ao3  $ ce public generally. : op<lb />ae) " af ROOFING, GUTTERING, se<lb />23 Cm | Spouting ard Stove Work? 2 ©<lb />ics sae] a specialty. Oe<lb />on� | "- : 2) a<lb />wel Satisfaction guaranteed or Ope<lb />4-39 Ae C } , no charges made. ~Tobacco<lb />sea &amp; - 3 ©) Flues made in season. Shop OF<lb />PSE a ~ T ; in.ear of Sand 10 cent stare. &amp;<lb />aes OF<lb />iba C sy * + g ¢% A<lb />ase fi Oe ee SASS Pee WAIN<lb />eeeroee. | Liban KRAAY ce hia bcd bah A LOG)<lb /><lb />HAT? Wau<lb /><lb />PARKER, FOUNTAIN. PFNG<lb /><lb />Best in use. The outfit of no business man is<lb />complete without one. ;<lb /><lb />The Reflector Book Store<lb /><lb />has a nice assortment ot these Fountain Pens.<lb />also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens,<lb />You will be astonished when you seethem ana ~~<lb />earn how very cheap they are. ;<lb /><lb />a<lb /><lb />Youmaynever, ".<lb />But should you ever}@==""<lb /><lb />Want Job Printing<lb /><lb />"ge Come to see US, =<lb /><lb />~ ~<lb /><lb />e<lb /><lb />es<lb /><lb />QOO®@2OOOOOD<lb />JOO OG OOO UU OY,<lb />I DPA INT WY<lb /><lb />jes<lb />Visiting Card<lb />""TO A"<lb /><lb />Full Sheet Poster<lb /><lb />The Daily Reflector.<lb /><lb />Gives the home: news<lb />every aiternoon at thie<lb />small price of 25 cents a<lb />month, Are yuu a sub-<lb />seriber? [lt nut vor<lb /><lb />ought to be.<lb /><lb />The Eastern<lb /><lb />THY UA Monly $bewoyeur. |<lb /><lb />\ "- . *"*" contains) the news every |)<lb />a Te week, and gives informa; |<lb />tion toT the. farmers, | eh,<lb /><lb />those growin;<lb /><lb />that. is i wort bw<lb /><lb />tobacco,<lb /><lb />dotmitories all free auition application<lb />t, be, made.b.fore A jngu<lb /><lb />"Present ! TARTS D.<lb /><lb />r<lb />ka seg<lb />7 Bowe a ey<lb /><lb />te<lb /><lb />* T<lb /><lb />r<lb /><lb />At, For, .<lb /><lb />o i<lb /><lb />if i<lb /><lb />T<lb />~an 4<lb />saw leg d<lb /><lb />Ut WO osnilede Doe Joes a:<lb />comany times! more (tha:<lb /><lb />es A aie was Jee * ; ie oe<lb />L ie hs ~ nti 41 ~price: anid<lb />t �,� Sub SCP ' Ob UAH 8<lb />thautriige ge '<lb /><lb />o4 "f iy:<lb /></p>
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          <lb />~<lb /><lb />f<lb /><lb />Sumer Cos<lb /><lb />Soc REA SOE<lb /><lb />| (ALLY REFLECTOR.<lb /><lb />S This will be an extra-<lb />ordinary bargain week<lb />long to be remember-<lb />ed by wide-awake buy<lb />ers and watchful shop-<lb />pers as a momentous<lb />money saving occasion<lb /><lb />Wash Goods<lb /><lb />Unmercifully cut.<lb /><lb />1250 yards beautiful<lb />Dress Ginghams to go<lb />at 5 cts a yd.<lb /><lb />A big stock Light<lb />Wash Material com-<lb />prising new colorings<lb />in Breezy Fabrics to be<lb /><lb />sold at 3c and4c per yd penciis at Reflector Book Store.<lb /><lb />up.<lb />2000 yards of White<lb /><lb />Goodsat bargain prices stands.<lb /><lb />Ladies Ruffed Shirt<lb />Waist Setsall colors at<lb />15 cts Sets.<lb /><lb />An our<lb />Shoew "<lb />Dep:'rtment<lb /><lb />we can fit both your)... ... a Schutz.<lb /><lb />foot and purse.<lb /><lb />Ladies Oxfords worth $2.50<lb />Swept down to $2.00.<lb /><lb />Ladies Oxfords worth $2.00,<lb />Swept down to $1.65.<lb /><lb />Ladies Oxfords worth $1.50,<lb /><lb />Swept down to 91:25, | *<lb /><lb />Ladies Oxfords worth $1.00,<lb />Swept down to .75,<lb /><lb />Misses ard childrens reduced<lb />in same proportion.<lb /><lb />Ade;lated stock cannot supply<lb /><lb />your wunts, realizing this fact We] ment.<lb /><lb />are acdivg to our already large<lb />stock of seasonable goods daily,<lb />such as<lb /><lb />Laces, Ribbons, Em-<lb />broideries, Handker-<lb />chiefs, Collars &amp; Cuffs,<lb />Belts, Ladies Ties, Ho-<lb />seiry and many new<lb />andsiylish things.<lb /><lb />Our stock of<lb />Groceries, Furniture,<lb />Hai dware, Crockery,<lb /><lb />~you th<lb /><lb />a map<lb />Be: Your friends,<lb /><lb />| and Gents Furnishings<lb /><lb />: pare ee gS ie<lb />is large and complete and we<lb />would take pleasure in showing}<lb /><lb />,<lb /><lb />thr neh pad osting you in<lb /><lb />os' Re pier pow is the. *ork or ~ 7<lb /><lb />Hine aad er he rac Lo Sa Beef, lTork or Sausage<lb />aap<lb /><lb />utburat of bargains.<lb /><lb />)<lb /><lb />HFRETS SOME YET.<lb /><lb />~{Someb.dy Said ali the Pecpie Had<lb /><lb />JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING Gone to Alaska.<lb /><lb />CresSes many a new business,<lb />Kularges many an old business,<lb />lTreserves many a large business.<lb />kkevives many a dull business,<lb />Itescues many a lost business,<lb />Saves many a failing business.<lb />S-cures suecess to any business<lb /><lb />4<lb /><lb />day.�<lb /><lb />today<lb />J, B. Cherry, Jr. went to William-<lb />ston today.<lb /><lb />J. G. Staten, of Williamston, s,ent<lb />To oadvertise judiciously,� use tne today here.<lb /><lb />um f ta VLECTOR. re<lb />columns oft. Bert Cia Forbes went up the road on the<lb /><lb />morning train.<lb /><lb />acme mitamaccne rnc ties ell<lb /><lb />~~<lb /><lb />K-cping Coustantiy at it Brings Stecess<lb /><lb />ooo<lb /><lb />H. BE. Clark and wife left this morn.<lb />ing for Baltimore.<lb /><lb />Lion Joyner, of Baltimore, is vici.-<lb /><lb />TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES, iting relatives here,<lb /><lb />wor nape OS<lb /><lb />Passenger and ~mai train going<lb />Nurth, arrives 8:52 A. M. Going South,<lb />arvives 6:57 P, M<lb /><lb />Steamer Tar River arrives from Wash-<lb />ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday<lb />leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure.<lb />day and Saturoag<lb /><lb />Burwell Riddick returned Tucsday<lb />evening from Suffolk.<lb /><lb />J. Band Wili Randolph have gone<lb />to Custoria on a visit.<lb /><lb />relatives near Farmville,<lb /><lb />kd. A. J. Moore, cf Whilakers, is<lb />visiting his son, L. I. Moore.<lb /><lb />WEATHER ~BULLETIN.<lb /><lb />ied<lb /><lb />Generally fair tenizht and Thurs~ Phil. Crawford bas taken &amp; position<lb />day.<lb />says be will stop rellipg pilis now ard<lb /><lb />measure ¢ealico,<lb /><lb />WHAT 5 HERE IS.<lb />Paaches,<lb /><lb />gee<lb /><lb />Much or Litt'e to Tell"You Find | [ae first nice peaches scen bere<lb /><lb />his season were brought in ~Tuesd:<lb />it Here. this seas ere brought in ~Tuesday<lb /><lb />by Mr. Kh. S$. Quinerly, of Craven<lb />county. My. Quinerly says he nas ¢.<lb />large crop of them.<lb /><lb />~-, ew<lb /><lb />Many a Lusy honey bee 1s tooled by We are sorry he<lb /><lb />the virlTs hats thos summer. is SO far trom Greenviile.<lb /><lb />Fresh Watermelons every day, all<lb /><lb />warranted. Z. Moore &amp; Bro. Good crop reports now come in from<lb /><lb />f every section of the county.<lb />The colored lodge of Odd Fellows Jy section e county<lb /><lb />had a celebration here today.<lb /><lb />Scientists say a mosquittoTs sting is<lb />only one thirtieth of an ineh long.<lb />Would you be-<lb /><lb />Genuine Faber and Simplex lead<lb />Goodness gracious !<lb /><lb />Caterpillars and spiders are pre"f lieve it?<lb />paring to do business at the old;<lb /><lb />Bryan Grimes Camp of Pitt-Couaty<lb />Good Tea, sold for 40 eents else" Contederite Veterans hold theizanmual<lb />whire, our price 25 cents 99 close out. ,7eHnrON and picnds in the college grove |<lb /><lb />Z. MoorT. &amp; Bro. | Morrow,<lb /><lb />The average bricklayer ie no dude,} yh. BB. Higgs, E. 0. MoGownn<lb />but he frequently puts on a good|aad W. F, Morvil are building: a bey-<lb />tront, ele path from theiy homes on the old<lb />plenk road to town.<lb /><lb />Another day has passed, aud still<lb />the supply of gold in Alaska.is not ex-.<lb /><lb />bhausted.<lb /><lb />oe<lb /><lb />Some summer gwis are enusavormeg |<lb /><lb />tr.oom * new fad. They suggest<lb />New Mullets,CreamUheese-and But | that envavement dieyeles be giver by<lb />ths vom men inmead of engayrnment<lb />| raps.<lb /><lb />Ladies wamtirg nice stationery can<lb />find it at Refleetor Book Stose. Very<lb /><lb />atest styles.<lb /><lb />W.. R. Whichard, exec torr of the<lb />As M. Clark e:tate, was .here today<lb />The Reflectox Book Store has just | and filed his finah aceount in setdement<lb />received the prettiest line of bex papers | of the estate w.le the Supericy Coart<lb />nd tablets ever brought to Greenville. | Clerk. :<lb />Elegant cream und peach high finish<lb />papers in pound packages.<lb /><lb />NO CURE"NO PAS<lb /><lb />, F : : Thay is the way all druggibts rell<lb />ew ean yowendure flabby linen in @ROVES TASTELESS CREDL TON<lb />thTs hot weather? If you waatto look| y for Chills, Paver and all forms of<lb /><lb />neat have good laundry. Being your | Malaria. It is simply Jron axd Quinine<lb />, +. {inatasteless fom. Childress love it.<lb />bundle for Weduesday morning ship"| adults prefer ib to bitter, nauseating<lb /><lb />C. B. WHICcaiARD, Tonics. Price,.50e.<lb /><lb />Agt. Witmi ton Steam Laundry, :<lb />ELON COLLEGE.<lb /><lb />NORTH CAROLINA.<lb />Situated on Southern Raihway, in<lb /><lb />Gentleman desiring t have any<lb />clothing cleaned and pressed will do}<lb /><lb />having it done elsewhere.<lb /><lb />A. J. Martin,<lb />Proprietor Wilson Cleaning and<lb />Pressing Esteblisbment, Wilson, N. ©,<lb /><lb />teaching, hizhkest moral dene, elegant)<lb />building, halis, laboratories, ecc., facul-<lb />ty of specialist, cu-educatioual, curri-<lb /><lb />eulum equa? of best male college, three<lb /><lb />degree courses, most liberal terms, best<lb /><lb />advantages, catalo on. application.<lb /><lb />Address J. +}, ATKINSON, Chairman,<lb /><lb />Eloa College, N, C.<lb /><lb />TO<lb />OR ARE yas aps a<lb /><lb />We have placed a large Refriger-<lb />ator in our market to keep all our ISS LINA SHEPARD,<lb /><lb />meats cool and free from flies. r 3<lb />a wusic gradoale of the<lb />~When you want fresh Mary ~Baldwin ~Seminary,<lb />Staunton, Va, desires to se-<lb /><lb />cure a limited number of<lb /><lb />send us your orders and you will music pupils § Lustraction<lb /><lb />get something mice, clean and will be thorough aud by the<lb /><lb />fresh every time. Phone 41. latest method. Terms mod-<lb />erate. For further particulars<lb />laws to<lb /><lb />MISS LINA SILEPPARD.<lb /><lb />Weathington &amp; Godel<lb /><lb />ee Rua ata ae is Ml ' na ne Rye Rial<lb />SRR TARLAC RRS UG pe Sgr Aa MAT i SL ny ah as Lea re<lb /><lb />P. 4. Gorman went to Tarboro to- | ;<lb /><lb />Dr. J. Movrill, of Falkiand, was here |}<lb /><lb />Miss Mary Alice Moye is visiting | ;<lb /><lb />as salesman with H. M. Hardee. Phil |<lb /><lb />well to see A. J. Martin at RawlsT Jew~| Piedmont section; very best water; |<lb /><lb />Tin cada tala Salas -q-| heaithiest logality, property of Chris- |<lb />elry Store and get nis prices betore) aan church, non-sectariam ia spirit and |<lb /><lb />PLL LLL el ell ll Ng eg alg<lb /><lb />Taal<lb /><lb />ALL OF OUR<lb />Summer Stock<lb /><lb />-SS=Bi G0 AT eat<lb />Greatly Reduced Prices.<lb /><lb />Kimporium of Spring Fabrics.<lb />GREENVILLE, - - NORTH CAROLINA<lb /><lb />tani<lb /><lb />~ R FLEMING, Pres,<lb />.&amp;. COX, ee . HENRY HARDING,<lb />G. 3. CHERRY, } Vice|P res. AssTt Cashier<lb /><lb />CAPITAL: Minimum $10,000; Maximum $100,000.<lb />Organized Junejl1st, 1897.<lb /><lb />The Bank of Pitt County,<lb /><lb />GREENVILL, N. G.<lb /><lb />ha Bank wants yourtriendship anda share<lb />if not all, of your business, and will grant<lb /><lb />every favor consistent with safe and sound<lb /><lb />banking. We invite correspondence or a per-<lb /><lb />somal interview to that end.<lb /><lb />LANGS<lb /><lb />Mid-Summer,ClearanceSale<lb /><lb />E. B. HbGGS, Ca<lb /><lb />wae OOF ___ et<lb /><lb />WASH GOODS.<lb /><lb />Consisting of Lawns, Dimities, Organd ies<lb />Limens, etc.. Also our entire lime or<lb /><lb />SHIRT WAISTS<lb /><lb />at greatly reduced prices.<lb /><lb />LAIN GTS.<lb /><lb />There are two classes of Bicycles, Columbias<lb /><lb />and others.<lb />And chief among the others is the famous<lb /><lb />Hartford Bicycle.<lb />We have on hand Columbias for renitng.<lb /><lb />All kinds ot repairing done on Bicycles,<lb />Tinware, and Stoves.<lb /><lb />8. E, Pender &amp; Co,<lb /><lb />Geese. ~iniigainines Sah. neisninialameaeinanie  lipnt-#- este mmeaiperdeins-yse-Gemeaemehomsrren serene: See ane lt te<lb /><lb />| a<lb /><lb />OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.<lb />OS WORM ikee YEAR 6<lb />Aybar ee years under present principals, 224 students attended, last year,<lb /><lb />ighT Grade Vollege Preparatory School, with special departsments of<lb /><lb />Book-Keeping, Short-Hand, and Telegraphy- The Largest and Best Equipped<lb /><lb />Fitting School in the Seuth. Location healthful and beautiful. oTerms to suit<lb />For beautiful new catalogue address,<lb />Profs. J, A. &amp; M. H. HOLT, Oak Ridge, N, C_<lb /><lb />the times.TT<lb /><lb />sth 5 ~<lb />® ~faye ee \ ~" ar hs P ~ .<lb />ee a A ee A Pe , § eee... 208 0<lb />a = on ee ne i! ay ¥ . . - " bi aa iw yal<lb />f :" * pa," ~ f \ i, \/ ON va" = vs, mt pee<lb />Da ig) ae  @)e) VA Vi WI Cw ee yt oe y ei ~fg et fe), Mg = aan \ ont -# wes<lb />; pe pout. FE<lb />t<lb />c a : ; #<lb />S a rt<lb />fF ~<lb />| | |<lb />o4<lb />|<lb />}<lb />4<lb />+ f «<lb />}<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />o - =<lb />ear ¥ = *<lb />ei at Ses ee, aa<lb />5 Cees on fe z - ~<lb />encanta NE ct te in nr ne Sen tc PRA nn SPS<lb /><lb /></p>
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