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~HE DAI
4 D.J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. | © TRUTHIN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.
Vol. 6. GREENVILLE, N. C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1897. No, 817
petra nemesis amen ee iar ere meretta eterna omati shin
ey THE PRESENT CONDITION COMMU NICATED,
CO i "_"_" "s
ar ofthe Tobacco Crop as Seen ard} Qaxzey, N.C., Aug. 2nd, 1897,
oes Judged by O. L. Joyner in Pitt, ~pics tian :
= Béactact ata ~Peribce of Mr. Eprror" Please allow me space
oA 4 Edgecombe Counties. in your paper to saya word in regard
a . to the way some things are working in
panned a
| CONCLUDED FROM YESTERDaY.] | this county, in a political way. It is
well known that in the last legislature
the members belonging to the Demo
cratic party offered to co-operate with
the Populists far enough to elect a sil
Since July Ist the rvins have come it
seems, just as we would like to have
had them, and the crops have reached
a very high degree of ~development
though the writer inclines to the beliet ver Senator, and they (che Populits)
that if we could have bad about two|efused su-h an offer and we see the
result. Now what I want to say is
e001 general seasons in June our crop
ts ; . this, the Populists and Republicans are
would have eclipsed anything we have|"" "~~ ee E
ye esponsible for 28 pbnoxi
had since 1890, but the drouth lasted |**P°? ible for the present obnoxious
s:hool law, and I cannot see how ary
Democrat can take hold of and belp
them carry out their nefarious scheme,
PVAALDAA AAA RA, *
BiB hd ie a nt WANN OO ee NL le a en a
Fo long that in some sections the crop
could not beSaved and it was cured
green in order tu save it. J have seen
by serving as committeemen ~n each and
every township, I believe in the doc-
trine tu the victor belong the spoils. |
the crops on both sides of the river, &
distance of nearly 50 miles and as Stated
above, in some localities | have never i . '
. Pherefore I say come out and have noth
seen better crops, while probably the], . .
: ~ing ts do with them and let them fill
the offices andrun the government to
suii thernselves.
adjoining tarms had stftcred severely
Gn eccount of drouth. The prettiest
And the price of our
Summer clothing has
large crop of the weed. we have ever
seen is on the farm of Capt. J. J.
Laughinghouse near Grimesland. He
Hands off gentlemen, thatTs my mot-
g£ y
to, and tne motto of a larga majority
P
!
;
SdG00D)D GHININDS
ee co FA. et Vv ot INTO
hia oélhely pores in-tebado. and: we of the Democratic varty. wv. declined with the ad-
as pir acres acco. Bt ,
~ é
_ \ spent a half day looking over this ~vanceofsummer. We'd
beautiful field of galdsn yellow and we BETHEL ITEMS.
5 : a
= hever saw a single poor acre in the " rather se II Summ, or
gg entire lot. Mr. Laughinghouse is one of beret, N.C., Aug. 2nd, 97. Clothes at a loss than
ee the must thoroueb and well rounded ee :
2 G. W. Biouat and R.A. Glern, of :
a farmers in Eastern Carolina ana while | to keep them over.
Williamston, spent Sunday in town.
he owns extensive agricultural inter-
. A] yy ; t ~, . . ~ , a 7
este, he has his work Tso thoroughly S, L. Peal, of Tarboro, attended the
Whatever vou want
~we have probably got
ae id
. ,¢ hd ay 7 , We re } an Verds r
systematized that his operations are}; Sundry School picni¢ here Friday.
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| conducted on the intensive business R. A.B on $
. A. Bryan, of ~Larboro, was here {o
Of system. It was our pleasure to spend Saturday renresenti he 'Tarb (1b for less than cost. A
" as +h Mr. Laugh Saturday representing the Tarboro
T Coed some time in riding with GMP. augne= | * *
5 Comme SE | arty ya | South rer, loss at this time is al-
! O ot inghouse over his farms and aside irom
: ASAE = _ being one of the best farmers in the} Miss Dare Hassell, of JaimesvilTe, mostas good as a profit
ety F bee State he is one of the most delightful | who has been visiting at Prof. ob. F.
ek n OD sons a ae ~earlier
a ° cunversationalists of cur acquaineance. | HassellTs returned home Sunday even- .
ey se ST . ,
an = ae b Just across the river trom Mr. Jing. ; :
: S iy a ~oul @ _ . 4 a . r . . * i
a a omar c i Laughinghouse Col. W. R, Wharton The Baptist. Sunday. school held FRAN K VA/ I SON.
Boxe Lf * a pone 1 . ; ~
Ae ite: us ¢ st exuallent cr acco Ol |. . ,.
are | _ send @ has a most excallent crop of en its anuual picnic last friday at the
ae "s a twenty-five acres and a few miles cast ie
Bey pe yrove acar town, It was largely at- Vr N '
Bock! a of him Messrs. J. J. P. and T. RP ee THRE KING CLOTHIER,
: ae " a : tended by the pupils and parents, and
lr i joes 1, hav Ops
oo gg = fee) Hodges, father ind son, have crops was greatly enjoyed by all present, orien: oeae 2S URI eR RRNA LE ee
Bredty as" -~ s that makes the hearts ot the owners :
ae os i , woe . ~ ° Th "QUVIVE t He j � T
yy oat scorn ore me vlad. This immediate sectien on both [be revival at the Methodist church ~ ,
fie: tf . fs ; Sar . A) _
Ay of ao ""_ siaes cf the river seems to have been [i still in progresse Rev B. B. Cul
ae , . ; " aed 4°) mere favored with seasons than any breth was assisted last week by Revs
o ~ os section we have seen and the crops of R. ¥. Bumpass and 8. A, wn i
2 | ee: , - i kindsT how Chere has igen several conversions,
a q q Laaad rm 3 * 5) ~ , 2 1 INE Sat é wh g, ~| ~?
pee | = Tobacco in the Falkland and Farm- eleven joined Saturday morning There
a : f © Sa
fe 3 mt oh
. : ne meeting
exceptionally fine oncs, though in these 5)
ville sections is better than it hag been | #"e agreat many penitents and much
one interest is being manifested in the
siace 18938 and we have seen some 5. .
sections the acreage has been reduced
fully one third. In Greene county the A Dangercus Kunaway.
crops have improved wonderfully since About as exciting a runaway as has
© gm
the rains, bul, a great many were ruined | heen seen here occurred/ about noon V e } y a y LS a
tor the lack of rain. In the southern|today. Charlle ForbesT horse got
part cf Pitt and Craven crops are |away from him while over in South
Dar-
better than last year, though they have | Greenville and ran off up Evans street. e
suffered immeasurably on account of |As the animal passed Five Points = alh day At my
drouth. Taking Pitt and the adjoia- | parties on the stret tried to stop her.
ing counties at present writing when | She left the street and took the side-
probably one halt the crop has been walk in front of A. ForbesT store and o
saved. I am of the opinion that it is|cut down one post of his shelter with a tore
fully 40 per cent betier than the con~| wheel of the buggy. Wight then folks °
dition snowed a munth ago, but ia the}began to scatter, and nobody even
greater part ot the territory where the|thougbt of disputing the horsesT claim A nice lot of
farmers primed their tobacco much | to tae entire sid:walk. There was clear
complaint is made on account of the |sailingfor nearly half a block, but
tip of the plant taking the second| when StarkeyTs sture was reached CLOTH ING. SHOES,
4 growth and nearly everyone is of the | things began to mix up. A wheel on{
opinion that the best of the crop has|ihe right split open,a box of candy
already been saved especially where|that Jim had lett out, This swayed L AWNS AND Di MITFIE Ss
Te
Td 4
SpoOos) JOJULM pues
| the farmere primed. the buggy across the sidewalk und the
earn opposite wheel collided with the corner ~ :
i: A Long Mortgage. of Brady's building, ~This threw the| Are being shoved out of the way at
Tne longest single instrument ever buggy over the other way again end
recorded in tais county is now in the} the ouside wheel made Brady's street ' : . |
office of the Register of Deeds awaiting | lamp look like it had been monkeying $ a) (C4.
registration, It is a mortgage trem with a cyclore. By this time the cor- | |
the Roanoke Railroad and Lumber|ner was reached where the big tree to make room for fall goods.
eS
10 OT
= ; New Jersey ~Lrust Safety | knocked one whechofjthe ouggy almost
Ps; ik pa Be (The eas e) cavers a! into rigs thing and roll- I hese summer goods will not be carried over
Fre ee and Will G1 ubout 25/| ed the horse over in the. street. ~For
ee = ~ or books.. The reg-|tuuately the horse ~wasT only sligi.tly and you eal get, bargains. on them.
| 7 ~stration tee i is $10.10, | hurt and it is rematkeble that the buy- o sa ROW UH) Dany 1 apignryl
rp Oe ioral ~ on gy was not completely: wrecked after Pf if - & omT! .
a a) x + Puere i is:now anol: sickness. report-| colliding with so many different
! ; i 5 ed over the ccunty. : things.
havi
oe aaa
1»
eet tects me
nannies ce 3
Bmored as psi n-lant nail mnattor.
: """ imesmmeveraienenieat & ONY Seape Ne Ee
wi
SURSCRIFTIGN RATES.
es s ~(on year. EP: ° * e $3.00
poe woth, - «to.
One week. ; =e Oe
- Delivered in town by eurriers without
- gxera cost.
Advertisng rates are liberal and can be
adn application to the editor or at
the office
ee aOR POS yan
" "
we one a live corresponuens at
avery postottice inthe county, who will
send in briet items of NEWS as it Occurs
fa each neighborhood. Write plainly
~aad only on one side of the paper,
i
Satter
Toesvay, Avayst 3, 1897,
ae
~ QUINERLY ITEMS
+ Qumvegt,, N..C., Aug 2nd T97.
Miss Lillie Nobles, of Pactolar,
spent Tuesday here visiting the
Misses Brocks.
Misses Maggie and Bessie
Tucker, of Newbern, spent the
past week visiting at Mr. Joshua
Tucker's.
Dr. W. W. Dawson, ot Ayden,
will locate here about the middle
of this month to practice medi-
- cine.
Misses Gladys, Helen end
Ruth, daughters of our esteemed
towosman Mr. L. J. UChapman,
are spending a rew days visiting
~relatives in Ayden.
Glad to see Charlie May and
Leon Dawson, of Maple Cypress
and J. R. Harvey, of Grifion, iv
town on Sunday.
A yery refreshing rain fell here
on the Ist, whicn was much ap-
28. PB. Harper and Sam
Sugg, of the Kinston warehouse,
and Wooten and Coleman, of the
~Planters Atlantic, were here this
week looking for the ogolden
weed� Greeuv.lle warehousemen
may look to their laurels for we
have the weed in this section in
"great adunuance. Capt. EK. M.,
Pace, formerly vf your city, Low}
of Newbern, is worxiag up right
much interest in the Newbern
market.
Willie Kilpatrick has accepted
a positionto crayel for the Kin-
jston warehouse this season.
We congratulate your city
onoon the prospect ot having a
sieam fire engine.
try ncwspa; er 18 the subscriber
who owes for several years sut-
_ seription."Press and Printer.
The local newspaper is rarely
an object of charity. In nine
cases out oftenit gives twenty
times as much as_ it receives.
"Press and Printer.
YY Se
The twenty five heaviest multi-
millionaires in the United States,
says the Jewish Messenger, are
all pure blooded, thoroughbred
_ Gentiles and churchmen. Two
othirds of ther nomber could
readily buy all the wealthy He-
brews of America twice over.
arets Candy Cathartic, the miost
- wonderfu medical disconery of the age.
: - plearant and retreshing to the taste,act,
" Fen and seinen on kidneys, liver |
iA oCompanscn of tue New Ter. Law
|eomparison o/ the present tariff
52.33.
oThe wolet enemy of any cour-|.
|ahould be disappointing
d the: country."Philadelphis Re-
ae the ge
I scented
J ty
| Washington. 31-"The
law With the Wilson act author-
~| .zed by Congress has been com,
pleted. It was mde by Chas
H. Evans, who has Deen engaged
in the preparation of the tariff
bills with which Congress has
ealt since 1872. ~ths compari-
son is made in rates-exoressed in
ad valorem terms, between the
present law and the Wilson law.
The statement places tue ayerage
duty rate under ti:e new law at
54.66 per cen.. 1d valorem, as
/ayainst an average of 40.10 under
the Wilson law, tbe average ve-
ing figured upon the basis of va'-
ues in 1896.
The statement shows the fol-
lowing Increases in perrentage:
Chemicals from 23.53 to 30.67;
wocls and woolens 47 63 to 86,54;
silks from 46.96 to 53.41; eartb-
enware and glassware 35 to 5247
metals 38.11 to 49.24: sugar 40.94
to 74.16; tobacco 109.06 to 121.90;
agricultural products 3244 to
38.42; spirits, etc., 61.54 to 68.63 ;
euvtton manufactures 42,75 to
Some of the increases expected
in revenue ate a3 follows:
Chemicals from ¥5,619.239 to $8,-
422,084; earthenware and glass-
ware irom $8,006,839 to $12,303,-
148; metals fvom $13,197,416 to
$17,487,482; woods from $605,749
to $2,439,536, sugar from $29,-
910,713 to $54,207,642 ; agricultu-
ral products from $7,727,614 to
$14,587,600.
These estimates are based upon
the supposition that the vaiue
and volume of imports will re-
main the same. :
See
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
ite Away.
If you want w quit tobacco using
easily and torcs.?, made well
strong, magnetic. full of new life and
vigor, take No"To-Bue, the wonder-
worker that mukes weak men_ strong.
oo
i]
Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400,000 cured. Buy No-To-Ba
rom your own drugyist, who will
guarantee a cure, booklet and sample
mailed tree. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co,
Chicago or New York.
) a
_
Cost of Postal Seryice.
The followiug bit of information
concening Our posta! expendi-
tures 1s taken from the New York
Commercial Advertisai.
oAt the fiist glance it seems
Strange that the postal sevice of
the United States should cost
$9,000,000 a year above receipts,
Waile that of Great Britain yields
& protit of over $14,000,000, thatiof
France nearly $10,000,000, that cf
Garmany $6,000,000, and that of
Russia $5,000,000 and that of
eyen India and Japan $1,5. 0,000.
About the only other nation
whose poatal service doss not pay
expenses are Canada, Norway,
Siam, Chili, Peru, Bulgaria and
Bolivia. Butlightis thrown on
our postal deficiency by the fact
thatthe United States has six
times the length of postal routes
by railroad of any other country.�
carct, candy cathartic, cure constipa-
tion.
er a |
There 1s no luil in the gold
hurrab nor halt in the. nortuw ard
rush. Klondike is clearly much
more than a nine daysT wonder"it|_
18 the chief sensation of the year.
begin on
branches.
lectual influences are ungu
d'scipline is mild but positively firm,
CommussioaersT Meeting.
At their meetiug on Monday,
2nd, the Board of County Gom-
missioners issued orders for
paupers amounting to $90.00; for
~County Home $178.33 ; Superin-
tendent of Health $31; for jail
$119.35; Commissioners per diem
$18.20; for umber and freight
$147.14; other sundry expenses
$125.26.
S Fleming was granted
~jicenses to ratatl liquor at
ParkerTs X Roads,
~Bynum Teel was exempt from
paying poll tax for 1897.
Some changes were made in
valuation of certain lands on
petition. Fifty two parties who
had failed to list taxes were
allowed to list.!
The petition of G. M. Moorirg,
W.R. Whichard ard others, to
change the boundary line be-
tween Carolina and Pactolus
was granted. The new line
between the two townships 18 as
follows: Beginning where W.
R. WhichardTs new road _ leaves
the old boundary line andrunn'ng
with said new road on the south
side of WhichardTs plantation to
the Washington road, thence
with the line between the lands of
Waniol Hill, deceased, and T. J.
Sheppard to the ran of Briery
Swamp, thence down the run of
said swamp to the road below
ShepparaTs mill.
Se ceeaiathemninaieesial
"
And so the white Republicans
in Georgia are indignant be-
cause the administration is
showing su many of its favore to
the negroes of that State. ~That
shows what sevse of justice they
have. Ifthe administration were
fair it would give nine tenths ct
the Federal offices in Georgia to
the negroes for they give the Re-
publican party nine tenths of the
votes it gets in that State. Do
the white Republicans of Geor-
gia, and of all the other Soutnein
States, for the matter of that,
claim itasa right that the tail
shall foreyer wag the dog?
Precious few vo-es the Repub-
lican party gets in the South,
taxing ore State with another,
except from the blackmen, and
any feir minced wan ought to be
Willing to concede that when a
Republican administration is in
power in Washington the black
peo»le deserye the bulk of the
offices in the Southern States."
Charlotte Observer.
an
ces eer een nae =
Cotton ana Pernt,
Below are Norfotk prices of Colter
and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished
by Cobb Bros. & Commission Mer-
chants of Norfolk +
COTTON.
Te
Good Middling
Middling
Low Middling
Geod Ordinary
Tone"rm.
PEANUT ¢
pen ~}
Cz a
Prime
Extra Prime
ancy
Spanish?
Tone"q ist.
Select Female School.
"The next. session of? this school; will
vem
®
ad x EN
60 to
MONDAY, 6th OF SEPTEMBER,
~Lhe terms are as follows:
Primary Engiish, per month ; 82 00
eet Intermediate ~* 2 50
Higher m4 93 00
When bilious or costive, eat a Cas| Languages (each) * $1 00
Music including useof nstrument 33 00
No deduction for ioss time except in
case of sickness of as much as one
weeks duration.
The instruction is thorough in al its
~he moral tone and Pan
1e
For further particulars see or addreas,
MRS, ALFRED FORBES,
Greenyille, N.C
July, 21, 1897, ~
the
movement will haye done good.
s}im re-awakening the spirit of
C.| commercial enterprise throughout
Even if the results in solid metal| ~
~LUMBER.
HAvE ESTABLISHED A
~Lumber Yard at Greenyille with.
W. R. (ite as Manager. Orders
or Lumbe ughor Dressed
left with
ere can be
HIN ES ~BROS. LUMBER ga med
Kinstoa, N.C
RL. DAVIES, Pres't.
R. A. TYSON, Vic-ePres.
REORGANIZED JUNE 15th
x
ae ee LITTLE Oagn' oF
1896.
%,
STATEMENT OF THE
" The Bank of Greenville,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Atthe Close'cft Business May 14th, o1897.
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.T
Lonte-and Distoonts $42,153.81 § Capital stockT paid in $23,000.00
Over Dratts 895,29 Surpius and Profits . 3.042,54
Due from Banks ,772.46$ Deposits subject to Check 58,812.65
Furniture and Fixtures 1, 503,003 Cashiers Checks ortstanding 148.10
Current Expenses 1,312.04! Due to Banks 5OS.15
Cash Items 1,839.56 ~Time Certificates of Deposit 55.00
Premium on Stock 1,000.00 lay pane,
Cash on hand ¢ 28.08.18 Votal $85,566.34
5. ee, iia
Total $35,566.34
We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, aid shall be glad to have
your account, promising every accommodation cousistent with good banking.
+
err i a
Wehave alarge ~®
STOCK OF
ANE
GOOUS
just arrived. Comeand
see us.
HRY AND
(
)
(0 GOOD & SON
Just try a ive. Lux Of cascarets, the
finest. liver and bowel jegu ator ever
seins} senenininit
UNDERTAK& S
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMD
EMBALMERS.
"O
eet en yan i gi
We have ut reveived & oew
hearse and vce alcest line of Cof-
ins and Ceskets, in weed, metal-
lic and cloth ever brought to
Greenville.
_ We ara prepusod +
lng id tu its Lora.
Personal atiention given to co
ducting fuzerals and bodies on
trusted to our care will reveiye
every mark of respect,
Our prices are lower thau ever.
Ve do not want monupoly but
suvite competition.
We can be found at any and all
times in the Juho Flanagan
Buggy CoTs building.
BOB GREENE &CO.
40 embalm-
G
UALS
I
W.M. Bond,
B°*� & FLEMING,
J. L. Fleming
made
Valuahle Property far sale,
AVING BEEN APPOINTED and
qualified as Receiver of the Green-
ville Lumder Company, for the purpose
ATORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Greenville, N.{C.
Practice in all ths courts,
pomennnaemets
oe
of setiling the affairs of said Company, 3arbers.
I hereby olfer for sale the real estate in
and adjoining the town of Greenville AMES A. SMITH,
belonging to said Company. This piop- _ TONSORIAL ARTIST,
erty will be sold on reasonable terms in
lots to suit pui chasers.
F or further information see or ad-
dress
- LOVIT HINES,
Kinsion, N. C,
GREENVILLE; N. C,
Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing
and Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialty
Receiver.
SRBERT EDMUNDS, |
FASHIONABLE BARERR, *_
H
Special attention given to cleaning
Gentlemens Clothing,
CREENVILLE....
~ale Academy,
The uexe session of the school will
open on
MONDAY SEPT. 6, 1897'
and continue for 10 months.
ESTABLISH 187¢.
The terms are as follows.
#2 00
SAM. M. SCHULTE vow tesr ne fe
PORK SIDES &'SHONMLDER | fisher a 93 00
Languages (each) ~** =o $100.
JARMERSANI* MEKUHAN''S BUY
ing their yearTs supplies will tind
their interest to get our prices befere pur
chasing elsewhere. Ourstock iscomplete
u ailits branches.
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR
( eemenend ¢ Lad
The work and disclpline of the, pepo!
will be as heretofore.
We ask @ continuance of 4 weg past
liberal patronage.
W KH. RAGSDADEA@
ALWAYS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE
Tcbacco. Snuff, &c,
we buy diroc) from Manufactusc. 9 en
lin: you to bay at one ice A eow-
cie stock of |
-FURN ITURE
always on hand and soldat ear)
the times,
ing a
ee sell at a close
sold for er Su Reretre bavi
scebeee mar N. Us
a. M SO
id
MLMINGTUN § WELD | Genny ano sHERMAN. | DIRECTOR
te meer
When bilious or ccemze, ext, a Cas-
i : . toy she ican ats ig aa EH
: siete = J | caret, candy cathartic, eure guaranieéd"
AND BRANCHES. fheir Generoms: Appreciation of Each Otb- | : + : ae 10 ote ) ae ee oS a
crTs Abilities. ig ae 9 Sirs ~
ND FLORENCE & RUAD ae od et ou |qese ~ vi : ey
os ue 7 In The Century, Generali Horace CHURCiAkS., | ea? rr
Ccadensea penedule | Porter says, in the coarse of bis ee ame ,
oCampaigning With Grant:'
A little before: .9 o'clock on the BAPTHST"Services every Sunday,
evening of Sept. 4, while. :e gen | moring and evening, PrayerT meeting
, . . PEND eee r ~~ ce : br eae as
eral was having a quict si oke in | Thursday evening. Rev. A. W. Setzer,
~ Pastor, Sunday school 9:30 A, M.
/ TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
CUALNVUVOD A TRLOTOSAY $ |
4a ONVIUALS oPY
DEES BSS OD LEGO. OOO HK) OS OOD OG OOD
Dated RB | frout of his text. and disous:inge the |e"! ' -_"
May pa i pen | | | front ol his te daly and CLISends ing the fy D. Rouniree, Superintendent, a T : ®).
é age AE Ra | ~ampaign in Georgia, a dispatch nad re : "
ots " { " ~ 7 a ~dl 5 e ~eeareipaad ] x .
sssnuik ease i, SOE, | fame | Came from Sherman announcing the CATHOLIC"No regu_ar services, S39 PRACTICAL : a
pA, M7) 1. M fcaptme of Atlanta, which bad oe-| EpIsCOPAL"Serviess fourth Sun-| 2E38 . ay OP
weave Weldon | fe a | curred on Sept. 2. It was immedi-|day, morning and evening. Lay ser-| 938] a ant 3 Be):
At, Rocyk Mt ) be Oe ately read aloud to the staff, and | vices second Sunday morning. ev. 4. rae : |e LEE | as --
_" "e eae emma el (Ale paola ee mee fara faw | Greaves, Rector. Sunday schoo! 9 30 i�,� ; a.
| after civcussing the news for a few stclelbte eg ts = W
; i ! oa ee ae oSphere A.M. W. B. Brown, Superinterdant.; 924% Pa ORKER.
iv Tarboro fj 12 12 minutes aud uttering many words 548 LO AR SE
: | ~ | praise of Sherman, the general; METHODIST"Seiv'ces everv Sun-| Jeg? , 2° Offers his services to the 2
Ly kooky Mt i 12 o | 4 * wiate the following reply! oI have day, morning and evening. Prayer re | ) citizens of Greenville and the 3
Ly Wilson fj, 208 OT) eect yeceived vour dispatch an. | meeting Wednesday ~evening. Rey.) 9252 Be. public general .
Liv Selma | 2 AQ) | gust received your caspatch ail: 1M. Wetson, Pastor. Sunday school; $225 ; oe © RENeyAy,
Lv Fay'tteville| 4 15) G7 nowneing the captureot Atlanta. In/9:3) 4, M.A. B. Illington, Superio- | rép Ps) ! vz ROOFING, GUTTERING, +
Ar. Florence |) 6 68) | hover of your great victory I have |.endent. | ! $2 3 aye Sprouting ard Stove Work,� 2
een Soh ee A en eet re enn wor stey | irec 14 , . ~ Pea a . fo : o4 4 fa
(| o af ordered a aniate to be fred with PRESBYTERLAN"Sarvices thira 2¢ es x a specialty : }
be shotted guns from «very battery Sunday, morning sud evenirg. a weig f Satisfaction guaranteed or (
~ 7 ¥ + r x6 1 o ow . ~ * ? ex * e ~ «
ro ; bearing upon theenemy. The sa- J. B, Morton Vastor. Sunday school ism no charges made. Tobacco @
""" | ""~ | lute will be fired within an hour, niles M. h. B. Ficklen Superinten- i2= #5 Fives made in, siaton. Shap Me
2 | 5 ; Ck a4 oy i = sy , Eo . : . ~
LY Wilson zy ~ a. ~| anrid great rejoicing. ven re é og iniear of 5 and 10 cent store. 3
Lv Golssboro ~| 3 10! 5 | In the meantime the glad tiding: LODGES. ee q0 ~ Ps
Lv Magiolia 4 16) ¢ | had been telegraphed to Meade and =i WW RPE RRL OY oeMABU A:
A) Wilmington) 6 a5 9 45) Butler, with directions to fire the Soereen: seeccerceecco! 7, | We
P.M. A.M) salute, and not long afterward the
| roar of artillery communicated the| A. F..& A. \_"Greenville Loage No Ce fn : ny 9 alr K
| TRAINS GOIN NOTRE. joyful news of victory throughout 284 meets first and third Honda eee ~% sy ~f 0 bs Had o
Ade ed § t ,
ing, WM.King W. M,
Sec.
- our army and bore sad tidings to
Dated +}, the ranks of the enemy. An answer :
gH was received from Sherman, in we 0.0. ba cheivieie t ne Ry an
Ube hi rT? ta races Meets every Tuesday evening. D, W.
whic said: 2Celve .
a he . ai . have re ceived Hardee N.G. L. H. Pender, Sec.
FA. M.i\P.M your dispatch and aill communicate
~~ OCR OSS, CSRS ge aS Se ah ce OS
oi 5 au. : = nt . .. ~ ' q . ~ i ; : '
Ly Fivrernce || 8 45) 74 ! it.to the troops in :general crders,| K. ol P."Tar River Lodge No, 93, May Wh | It ? Na Hin
Ly Favetteville|!11 10, 9 40 * #* * Thave always felt that you meets every Friday evening. H. W. ALAA at S : gi
Whedbee, C. C. Frank Wilson. K. of
No.
Ho. .
Daily
Ly Selma =| 12 87 would take per 7 mor as ,
Wai os personally more pleas-} Rand s. = . °
al a Pe ure in my success than in your . ; soe Itis a pictur eof tae celebr ated F
or | | [|-own, and I reciprocate the feeling! &.A-"eeb Vance Couucil No. 1696 : .
ip ? _ meets every Thursday evening. W. B.
' ~tos i tothe fullestiextent. Wilson, R. M.R. Lang, Sec.
Grant then wrote to Sherman; kof H , ~odes Oo. 1180 : :
a 7 |) UL ao «| feel th: - ave accc ishe tof H."Insurance Lodge No, 116° .
ae A. M. 7P. M. : uber that yeu have Roconiphyhe o meets every Friday evening. » Johr
-y Wilmington} 9 00 aay the most giganticandertaking piv- Flanagan D. Henry Sheppard, R. Best ° u Th fit °
: lv Magnolia {+71 50 , 8 30/emto any generalin this war witb! " ramet , in use �,� out ot no business man is
- ug Wik, o 7 100) | 9 36] awskill and ability which will be ac | A-L.of H, Pitt Council 236 meets complete without one. .
re Tarboro i . 1027! knowledged in history as unsur- oo huey nant = Be vherty | 4 :
derinaen |} |__| passed, if notamegualed. It gives| ~* eee Th R fl t B k S
. aS 45 Jme as m Ve ip cae e secore this a euencsines �,� �,� ec or OO tore :
: S23 el in your favor as itwould in favor i i
; _ Za = "4 of any living:man,niyself included.� COLLEGES. has a nice assor tment ol these F ountain P ens
: ~ iD M. ~p.w.) ohe above -eorrespondence with . . a50 a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold P ens,
| Ly Wilson 1 4, 10 22] Sherman recalls the letters which ou will be astonished when you see them ana
sock 33 | yey inte he ave i : 1 ; :
Ariiccky Mt | 23 "".| 11 15) were interchanged between them The University. . varn how very cheap they are.
; . Mi | after General Grant's successes in |
Ar Tarboro ~400 . . "
Lv Tarborc lg the west. The general wrote tu . veer errne
Lv Rocky Mu | 2 17 o| Sherman at ~that time: ~~What i 47 TEACHERS, 413 STUDENTS,
Ar Weldon want is to. express my thanks to you | ~~
(Summer School 158), total 549. Board] You may never,
and McPherson as the men to whom, | 3.49 a mon~h, three Brief Courses,
~~ = / above all others, I. feel indebted for |hree Full Courses, Law and Medical But should you ever Ga.
Trait on scotinad Neck Braoen Xoa | Whatever iI shave:had of success. [Schools aad School of Pharmacy
ya, ha : Sa and N eace Dee ev Oue advice end: aasiehance See cohoal fa ~Peachers as Sahat ° :
.. Gr o8 Scovland Neck at 5.10 «| have been of help to me you know, |2U�"��"� fb Fenocl forT ~ves - Schol-
m., Greenville 6, .m. bee *P tO y * farships and Loans for the Needy. i & ja] n
Z ville 6.57 p. m., Kinston 7.55 How far your execution of whatever ' 7 ] l
p.m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.60 Address, PRESIDENT ALDERMAN.
& �"�., Greenville 8.42 4. m, Arriving| hastheen given you.to do entitles Chapel Hill, N.«.
sane ce m., We'don ILM am | yourto the: reward iI cam receiving, .
y exegpt Sunday. ie: 3 well ; T
you cannot know as well as I 2 North Carolina o= Come to see Us,
T'rainsen Washnigton Branch Jeay | fee! all the gratitude this letter
bb sein cn aa a He and He p.m | would express, giving it the most College ot Agriculture le
rmele 9.102. m., and 3.40 p | flattering construction.� Sherme OR WON AN ORICA A
m., Tarboro 9.45 a. m.. returning beayes . a ering a B20 ction Sher man and Mechanic Arts, Bie AAA A AAA
Tarboro 8420 p. m., Parmele 10.20 e. 1 wrote a.no 2238 manly letter in re- . :
and 6.20 p. m,, "arsives Washiagton | DIY: ~After insisting that General) _"_ Will open Se;t. $th, 1807,
- 11,40 a, m,,and 7.20 pm. Daily .ex-| Grant assigned to his.subordinates |Thorcugh academic, scieatific and tech-
vpt Sunday. Conneete with traine.on| too large a share of merit, he went | ical courses. Experienced Special-
, . Scotland Neek Branch. pre nv: o7 Bear - t be as ists in every department.
: a. OHO WCNOVS OU 10 be a8 Expenses per session, ineluding board.
Train leaves Laroorg, N C, via adpe- | brave, patriotic.and just as the great | " ; , °
| smarle & Rakeigh Ri. daily except sun. | prototy;pe, Washington ;as unselfish, | 2! County Students ed xg
~day; ac 8 dp. mn. Suads ye nage sun. | prototype, Washington ;.2s unselfish, | yoy al] other Students 123 00
es Be platen Noe eh As A Ob - Mi} kind hearted .and honest asa man] Apry for Catalogue to ~ e
* Revurning.iaaves Plymogth daily athe shouldbe, but,the chieficharacteris- | AUEX ANDER Q. HOLLADAY, LLp.| Anything from Ga. |
~Sunday, 7.60. m., Sungay 9.00 u ~,,| tic is the simple faith in-success you | Raleigh, N. C. Presidents
srive Tarhere 10.16 am and 11. «| have always .manifested, which I
. Visiting Card
{rain ou Migland N. Gs brauch Siesaar | can likzn.to nothing ele than the TRINITY COLLEGE. cman T'() A enemas
tisold3boro daily, except Kunday. 6.05 4), ith a Christian has in the Saviour,
ae. arriving Smvithtield 7-30 a. au. Re) * * * .I knew, wherever I was, Sext Sess; 0 6
ai, joaves eunithileld 6.00 a. m,, ae! that you,thought of me, and if I got MOTE HESHOR Opens Sapeoniber, 8.
nwes at Goldshers 9,30 . w. iin a tight place you would help me | ~Ihree full courses of study. Large
Wrains on se Rout if alixe.�� The noble sentiments |8umber of electives, 'I'wo full chairs in
Lisxtta branch, Florence R| English. Women admitted to all classes
ins leave Lava6.40 pm, ative Dunbar|expressed,in this.and similar corre- ql I " D '
; . vtuajel aw T ; One Hundred and one Thousand Do!) | R
eck Check oe eye he accu alng spondence were three bright spots added to the undoes during. the 1�,� al y eflector.
aie Latta 7. Ween dally sec kone r Land Which serued to relieve the gloomy | present year. Oaly male literary college |
ae : ' Pp Be picture af desolating war, in North Carolina that is loeated in a
E*'ull Sheet Poster
city. | VA
Twin oaClingar Branch leaves War-| " The best business course offered in Gives the home News
sa.W fer Clinton gaily, excep! Suuday, the state. Send for album and catalogue.
tu Gy. m. and 8.50 p, m: ing| % AABAAA | Addre-s .C. KILG : every 4
cabenlinton ui ote. obs beer | AS lire INO. C. KI G01, i alternoon at the
small price of 25 cents a
EES BMI MPLS WAL) Peat omer eee
at Weldon forall poinse daily, aiirail via
ISS LINA SHEPARD, seriber? It hot Von
Richwone. alse at Revky Mowat with
Norfolk and Carolina 8 for Noniclk
, ne all points N prt vite Norfolk,
: HN ¥. DIVINE, JVI a wasic gradoate of the TLE TT Aiton Young La.ties OUL
. General Supt, Mary Baldwin Seminary, INSTITUT rer aa nape 0h i ie
ee : . Excellent buildings and beautiful
it eee GN eradie Manage: Stauvton, Va, desires to se- grounds in a Healthful Location with
od. E. - GenTl Maezer, care a limited number of} splendid climate. Stands at the very
music pupils Tuastraction ti le nel patti tkae Thorough
wiil be thoro T in its Courses. gh in its Standard
ui be toorough sud by the Uveurpassedin Lts INSELLECTUAL
|
latent mettiod. Terms mod-| Np soclaL INFLUENCES,
erate. For further particulars ~Twenty-une oftieers and teachers.
apply te Very reasonable ptiees. Send tor cat-
jMIss LINA SHEEPAR).| alogue to JAS. DINWIDDIE, M. A. The Eastern Reflector. | 2
The State Normal :
Bm, ERAS
: THE MORNING STAR
it abl
I aity ~Newspaper yi | Greenville Market. jand Industrial School,| te $]i us. -vour..: | Re
E 3 , : | Corrected by 3. M. Svbultz. GREENSBORO, N. C. , y A YCUL. 5 |) ! a
a Set el beet a ; T Bis
a ak ates th (; lyst olin Buiter, per lb 15 Lo 26 age 4950 Ag sia of the rata contains the hews every ig
EB an 7 hy | zh « 1orough prof ssivnal, rary. clussi- Lanter da poly otai ue ees a
. nt lee me ar i as ha, eed tii , iy ne eal, scientitie aad industrial eilueation week,. and gives informa-
a doogt taste ova wad ~fi ern Br he edi: " i som wd p Faculty tion to the fa per Ty
he ' rs. i ' WG we
a a _|Corn Meal * 45 50 60 sti ~ety. Praction betisl cf 126 fps 1) Oy aie ately imasy) ob piece, : :
~ ~aie wo tarot! tlaat] |T | Peat Family 4.25 to 5.75) for teachers. Morethan 1,200 matrieu- specially those 2TOWL
hd dad he Sela lela a TS OA a ~Lard 54 to 10 lates representing every county. in he ae. pea ory ee
The Onl� fFive-Dollar Daily | Oats #5 to 40! stateexc: pt three. Corie. pundence in- . tobacco, that IS worth
voy bane wil ide be hen: Ce J rpg Pi nad al eet ee : ; man nit nT am i
Ae ty ea 3 , vain | » To a. in | Mar re th
Sa Class inthe State. ina ape «075 bo} 0) dormitories all free tuition applications oe | oy pe rend oa t fe
EL ee oT TOhiokeng Sh 0% | anust be made beford oA gaetT Ist. For pred A. subscription price.
Pe ean pie fs Ps 41K) : Eggs per dos 1 60 If ~tataloyue and infor mation, address : ~ ae . ~
MB, BERNARD) (Beoewax.ver_ te Pres'dent CH RLKS D, Mel VER. (ee Vigil tee 4
LAM TES RM TVS Pe Ee aT SN ss Si : ia file tiee :
og | | ~wi Su 5, wnt mig sal . , , i } Ns } i i { » ! ~ i) fi c
: UV at i EEC ES pet ae
/ ~ @
eo "
igo = hl
our every
COant supplied
at the
I
itt a
oft
Caneel
This will be an extra-
ordinary bargain week
tong to be remember-
ed by wide-awake buy
ers and watchful shop-
pers as a momentous
money saving occasion
catenin eate
Wash Goods
Unmercifully cut.
1250 yards beautiful
Dress Ginghams to, go
at 6 cts a yd.
A big stock Light
Wash Material com-
rising new colorings
in Breezy Fabrics to be
sold at 3c and4c per yd
up.
2000 yards of White
Goodsat bargain prices
Ladies Rufted Shirt
Waist Setsall colors at
15 cts Sets.
In our
Shoe~ ;
Department
we can fit both your
foot and purse.
Ladies Oxfords worth $2.50
Swept down to $2.00.
Ludies Oxfords worth $2 00,
Swept down to $1.65.
Ladies Oxfords worth $150,
Swept down to 31:29.
Ladies Oxfords worth $1.00.
Swept down to .75.
Misses and childrens reduced
in same proportion.
A depleted stock cannot supply
your wants, realizing this fact we
are acding to our alreadr large
stock of seusonable gouds daily,
such as»
Laces, Ribbons, Em-
broideries, Handker-
chiefs, Collars & Cuffs,
Belts, Ladies Ties, Ho-
seiry and many new
andsiylish things. _
- Our stock of
Groceries, Furniture,
Haj dware, Crockery,
and Geuts Furnishings
aunt * pa
JUDICIOUE ADVERTISING
cere oe
Creates many a new business,
enlarges many an old business,
Preserves many a large business.
Revives many a dull business,
Rescues many a lost business,
Saves many a failing business.
S-cures success to any business
ac. Heh + ay
�
To oadvertise judiciously,TT use tne
columns of tu REVLEOTOR. )
Re prem net wes
K onire
vides
Crrstantly at it Brings Specess
_
TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.
ee
Passenger anv mai train going
Nerth, arrives 8:52 A.M.; Going South.
arrives 6:57 P. M
Steamer Tar River arrives from Wash-
ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday
leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturuayv.
vn siteName
WEATHER BOLLETIN.
Threatening weather tomght and
Wednesday.
oR ORIG REE ions ea,
WHAT THERE IS.
~Much~cri little to Tell" You Find
it, Here.
"_"
Odd Fellows meet tonigli*.
Nice Corn Mullets at E. M.
GowanTs Market.
Me-
New Mallets, UseamUheese and But
erat S. M. Schultz.
There will ba an excursion from Kin-
ton to Richmond on the 17th.
Genuine Faber aud Simplex lead
pencils at Refiactor Book Store.
Mr. R. S. Quinerly, of Craven coun-
ty bad another lot ot fine peaches here
here today.
Ladies wanting nice statiunery can
find it at Reflectcr Book Store. Very
latest styles.
Just received a large lot ot Delaware
Must be sold tomorrow,
M, H. QuINERLY.
Rev. F. D. Swindell, D. D., will
preach in the Metholi:t church here
Peaches,
on Sunday night next, at 8:15 o'clock.
Good Tea, sold for 40 cents elsc-
whcre, our price 25 cents to close out.
Z. Moore & Bro.
i
How can you endure flabby linen in
this hot weather? If you want to look
neat have good laundry.
bundle for Wednesday morning . ship"
ment. C. B. WHICHARD,
Agt. Witmington Steam Laundry,
Bring your
New Carrier.
Jesse Smi.h now carries the up town
route on the Tue Dairy REFLECTOR.
It he happens to miss any one while be-
eoming familiar with his route it will
be unintentional, and any omission
will be promptly supplied if reported to
this office.
Base Ball.
At St. Louis"St. Louis, 6; Louis-
ville, 11.
At Brooklyn"Brooklyn, 3; New
York, 4.
At Chicago"-Chicago, 7; Pittsburg,
6. |
' At Washington"Washington, 6;
Boston,.7.
(DAILY REFLECTOR.
AUG $1US CHSAR.
Nothing About Him Here, Bui Many
Other. Peopie Appar.
J. L. Daniel went vo Bethel today.
Joe Ross hos taken a position with
Brown & Elooker.
Ex-_Gov. Jarvis ard wife are new at
: Og as
Piedmont Springs.
Rev. E. D. Brown
Kinston Monday evening.
returned to
Mics Ada Fields, of Farmville, is
visiting Mre, R, L. Smich.
Little Miss Abbie Smith. has gone in
the country to visit relatives.
J. N. Hart and wite, Ieft today to
visit relatives at Boykins, Va.
Mrs. J. L. Sugg returned Monday
evening trom Panacea Springs.
CU. F. Winte has gone to Grmes-
land to clerk tor Tucker & Co.
L. W. Lawrence and wile returned
this morning from a visit to Ayden.
Mis. T. B. Cherry and Miss Julia
Foley have returned trom Littleton.
Claud Tunstail,
relatives in Greene county, is sick with
who is visiting
fever.
Mrs. V. L. Pendleton, of Warrer-
ton, is visiting Mrs. A.d. Johnston,
near town.
H. P. Strause arrived from Hen-
derson Munday evening to go on the
} tohacco market.
|
Hugh Holcomb arrived Munday
evening from Danyille and goes on the
tobacco market here as a buye.
Mrs. J, R. Davenport. of Factolus,
took the train here Monday evening
for Seven Springs.
Her many friends will be glad to
learn that Mrs. J. S. Tunstall, who
has been very sick for some weeks, is
now improving.
Arthur Chesson, of Conetoe, who
has been visiting the boys of W. B.
Wilson, returned home today. Dur-
ward Wilson went home wit! him for
a visit.
School Election.
The Board of County Cormmiasioners
did not rescind the order for the school
election on the 10th, because the ex-
pense attached to it had already been
the county now. However, it looks
now lke the people will not take
~tied.
'
They Keep Crm.ng,
So many new tovacco men have
been coming in during the last few
days that we may pessibly have over
looked mentioning some in ou person-
al column. All the same ~he Reriec-
Tor extends every one of them a
hearty welcome to Greenville. There
are many clever young men among the
tobacco boys and we are ghd to see
them in our midst.
Goes to K.nston.
Mr. G. P. Fleming left Monday
evening on the south bound train for
Kinston where he has gone to locate
on the Kinston tobacco market. For
two years Mr. Fleming has been con-
nected with the tirm of T. E. Roberts
& Co. on this market and during that
time he has filled different po.itions of
trust on the Tobaceo Bourd of Trade
and a year ago he wus elected Presi-
dent of the Boards wich position he
At Cincinnati"Ciucinnati, 3; Cleve
land, 6,
At Baltimore"Baltimore, 8; Phila-
filled most crecitubly.
It is with deep regret that his many
frients here-both inT and out ~of the
delphia, 2.
HOW THE CLMRS STAND.
Won Lost Per Cen
AQT Boston 56 24 700
is, Jas efand complete and we| Baltimore sae on 667
nee fxs pleasure in showing Cincinnati 50 27 649
you throng L aod'posting you in New York 473i 603
ie | mt he, anidiiber now is the Cleveland 44 39 557
_ time and here isthe place to find|Bitsbms = 40 471
~@ mammoth outbarsi of bargains. Philadelphia =» 3742 466
" 1 Yue feiends,* : "| Chicago 38 = 47: 447
ae &. Louisville 36048 429
Ni Brooklyn a. 4) US ee
auT Washington 29 , 4) 872
ay i | Bt. Louis 21. 253
a sie
tobacce trade vive himup. Lt is Green-
villeTs ~loss but » KinstonTs gain, for in
George Fleming there are blended thore
priceless traits of character which con-
stitute a igh toned Christian: gentle-
good wherever he goes and no one
jand exact in his business dealings.
~3
ea
he
incurred and nothing could be saved to}
interss: enough in it tohave any ebec-
wep... His inflaence will be felt for
will associate with him Jong without
feeling bettered by the contact, Always:
: jolly, good natured and ready for any| ,
and all kinds.ot innocent amusement,
| when off of business duty, yet prompt
Mist aE th 4 " wih th i} Pat aye.
A EAE eY alta i TE NPE ER AY Rdg Ved eae es nM Moe eS iit preatatith ¥ 5
fa Neda eee ks Pec eC Tee PEEL NEN ae i OR RO EE ee ae Ar Oy Ay Rema bas ta COMET CU LONER Sera
(je MR. A.H. TAFT
is in the Northern
Markets purchasing
Fall and Winter Goods
and in the meantime
we are closing out ail
Summer Goodsat great
ly reduced prices.
RICKS & TAFT,
cates ene semestenteisingemnt meat anastasia
R. R. FLEMING, Pres. E. B. HIGGS, Ca
A. G. COX, i« . HENRY HARDING,
G1 CHERRY, $ �"� Pres. AssTt Cashier
CAPITALT: Minimum $20,000; Maximum $100,000.
Organized June 1st,1897.
The Bank of Pitt County,
GREENVILL.N. C.
SPALL LS Mle a Aone et at,
pa Bank wants your triendship anda share
_ ifnotall, of your business, and will grant
every favor consistent with safe and sound.
banking. We invite correspondence or @ per-
sonal interview to that end.
LANGS
Mid-Summer ClearanceSale
WASH GOODS.
Consisting of Lawns, Dimities, Organdies,
Linens, etc. Also our entire line o£
SHIRT WAISTS
at greatly reduced prices.
LAN GTS.
a"
vaneninsniinenieeisitomnsnnemeteaasnc ttn arene AN
RIDGE INSTITUTE.
OA
FORTY-SIXTH YEAR.)
weuty-two years under present principals, 224 students attended last year.
T A High Grade College Preparatory School, with special departsments of
Book-Keeping, Short-Hand, and Telegraphy- ~the Largest and: Best Equipped
Fitting School in the South. Location healthful and beautiful. oTerms to suit
» For beautiful new catalogue address,
Pare . HOLT, Oak Ridge, N. C
i ceaemeneil
Profs. J. A. & M. H.
NO FLIES ON MEATS
AT OUR MARKET.
bie have placed * ry blag
ator: in our-market to keep all our
meats coo a free from fies.
When yor want fresh
Le
NO CURR"NO PAY.
That is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASTELESS CAILL TON
iC for Chilis, Fever and all forms. of
Malaria. Lt is simply lron and Quinine
in a tasteless form, Children love it.
Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating
Tonics. Price, 50¢,
ELON COLLEGE.
NORTH CARULINA.
Situated on Southern, Railway, in
Piedmont section; very best water;
healthiest locality, property of .Chrig-
tian vhurch, non-sectanan in spirit-and
~teaching, highest moral tone,. elegant
building, halls. laboratories, etc facul-
y of sp.elalist, cv-educational, eurri-
gulum equa! of best male colleges three
degree courses, most liberal boneegil best
advantages, catalogue on application.
| Address J.), ATKINSON, Chairman,
Elon College, N.C.
Beef, lTork or Sausage
send ua your orders and you will
get something mice,) clean and
fresh every time. Phone 4l.
fic)
Weaiagin Cul,
bib pes
Dee
Pads ti