, Editor and Owner, TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION, TERMS: 25 Cents a Month, ener GREENVILLE, N. C. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1897. Nieminen apn elt dll i We have the largest A MORNING MARRIAGE, ‘Both Parties Known in Greenville, ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS, | preety encoun Made by the Orange, Va., Ob. server. The following we clip from the Wil- : mington Messenger ot the 24th mst. The stye is the only real SyE-Sore, Ww ye all know Keener Westbrook here The real bone of contention is the lhe is the brether of Mrs. 'E, R. Aiken, and Mi:s Pearsall wes the pretty mu Prot. jaw bone, sic teacher at the college when anv ~¢ Jags t Many a nan resembles a brick when! Goode was principal : he is bard pressed. ! “Mr. J. Keener Westbrook and Mi:s | > e y \ )s— Pure thoughts adorn the miad as! Avnie Pearsall, daughter or Mr, ¢ ay us V chaice pictures do a room. ‘car Pearsall, were united in matrimo iy ye sterday mo: ‘ning at 8:30 o'clock xt The looking ; glass never “talks back.’ but it ctte.: » iSt Audce wg Presbytorian church, oa Gasts reflections, friends heing present to a8 happy af- Many a man cau lift a barrel of flour! cine present to witness the happ) fair. The altar was ve ry i he corated with potted plants, cut The min who never made a mistake: lers and and the cfleet Miss Mlizabeth Pearsal), Lan, ge number of relatives and Who cannot litt a three months note. A W- golden rod, Was lin his life never made anything else qu lite pretty. cand most coniplete | { s ock of Fall | and Wip- ter } | | i OM, eA £% - { Pi e) \ | x : , | § : i S 0 * wah oe | Nome y) ed pnts Urnishtt ever bronght to Greenville. We bought a~ large stock aud there- fore can sell low <——~ {you want good and stylish goods come and gee us. It is no trou- ble to show goods and we take pleasure in so doing. C. T. { ? } ' | If fit material tora kiss vou ic cf the bride, presided at the or. | gail and the mazriage ceremony wis yeu need bat two lips acd a little cheek. impressively performed by tne Rev. A. A marriage license ts like a Confer d- )), MeClure. Fred erat. bond--it is issued asa war me ase! P earsall, La-. The tshevs, Bir. brother cf the bride, Mr. ure. ley Hat Mr. Jack Clement and Mr. . . Frank S. Westbrook, brother of che} Lou can always entrust a seeret to a groom, led the way to the altar, and | tur he knows bow to)” they were fo'lowed by the groom with | “moonshiner.” 1 | aeep SUL, his k bride leaning upon his am. She | [ts a avise man who follows his carrie ‘da beauttful boquet of bride roses | knewe, bat a wiser wan who knows his, cand was attired in a pretty talor made } { ' | tullowers, gong away gown of preen cloth. | Mr. Westbrook and Ins bride took | A smile in sleep is the reflected vieam| | , . ' . a ae Oey e * weer At vba 1oVve-Tpple upou the current of a) be ¥ize a.m, train on the Aflantie | | dreoin Co: ist Line for Richmond, Va., other cines. They will be at one The Prshibitien ticket hasn’t the " tober Let “a 'For mwood,” the Nome Virgivia, because vhost of a sbow in iad )9. tae brive’s fataer, three miles east bihat per tty has no svirig in the eam! They were the recipients | "handsome presents and no ead if some people were constructed up-| oi congvaculaiious, an which the Mes- on the proportion of what they say to: Wal wNions AIO pain. st inany sebeer mosi hearily oius.” ger mosi heariily jolus, | what they do, there wouldn’t be an y-| — ee thing of them bat n Outh. | BASE bALL. Hope is the radiant star in the fire) mament of life. and throve t | of life, and throughout the (Games Played and Standing of Gavkest nivht of advers: ty itren?s down | | Clubs. a silvery stream of light to cheer us; throuzt gloom and bid us up vad Took | — Baltimors, Sept. 24—-“hiitimore 45 | | Bo ston 6. New York, Se ‘pt. 24—-New York e3 Washi: nteton 7, GRAND OPENING, | — | A Feast of New Goods for the iM Ladies. | erent jing rton 4. On Tuesday and Wedaesday, Sept. | Brooklyn, Sept. 28th und 29th, I will have my grand Ph liladelphia 9 Second game, New York 8; 0 Wasle 24—BKrovokiyn 10; opening of fall and winter millinery and HOW 'THE CLUBS STAND, Won Lost Per Cent | noveities. The display will embrace the very newest st;les and latest effects Baltimore 87-36 707 of the season’s f. shions, in pattern! Boston gy «87 706 Eats, ribbons, flowers, feathes 8, velvets, New York Ty 43 637 | trimmings, ornaments, etc, While in. ‘Cincinnati 69 Od 561 | the northern markets I mide a. Cleveland 65. 39 524 he n £ _ . 7 pun aay OF aT ew styles and) ' Washington id 67 460 my selictions were made with vreat. ' Brooklyn 7 gg ina care. These selections are now ready | a : | Pittsburg a6 =669 448 for exhibitior on the above named days. | ‘ ne ot = 70 455 All the ladies are cordially invited to Chisago . “: ot attend the opening and examine the | Philadelphia d4-. 72 429 pretty goods I have to show them, ' Louisville bl 72 415 Mrs. GrorGia James. | St. Louis 27 = «96 219 eS fee Bay State Shoes $1.30 up. Handsome Buggy Robes from $1.20 up. Moquette Rugs, oex27, for : ee 75. : _ Other goods in proportion, tastefully |. erent il enitnieliiieddienhiie sap Men and Boys. Fine Clothing. era stein oe il ae LET the WORLD Know the Truth. Tue lingering days of September are sul- try, but the ri sing‘mercury doesnot inter- fere with tho wholesome interest that conters in our Clothes Selling. We are dat} supplying needs of the near future. All classes Pes of buyers are rallying in our aisles. Men who ‘have justreturned from their summer vacation, men whe are pre paring to travel, boys who are entering school, young fellows who are going away to college are.con- , Spicuous among those who come here to secure ‘the choicest and best things in Suits, Hats, “ Underwear and Furaishing Goods. Ideal s tyles ‘in Clothing atiow prices are the attractions, FRANK WILSON, THE KING CLOTHIER ° . ee * me ai ~f antes Me ¥ ae Va A nlp 4 7 wa” 4 & IT have 4 eperial Departments, RN Nel aaa ge NT Nae eal el Nall PRL Nl eta, fe ee Oe ee I al Mi, DRESS GOODS. SNAPP NSN gn mi, ata alg ee CLOTHING { have more patterns a ore | Sis. DTROTE, DOM ROUGE nce apts complete than ever pefore. In) the latest colors. both; ane I can suit you in plain ad faney Tr m-! clay worsted, cheviots, mings" to match? injand f faney plaids trom brads, sets velvets,;§ 3,00 to 15.00. Spec- silks, and Jet. ix orders taken, My line ef clothing SRA ey Na Na a Nl AANA NPL NLA NN SPN RN NIRA ey SHOES. | Prices from .75 to $4, Hamilton Browns}to $3.00 in felt ana $2.50 ladies shoes sa | guarenteed, Meng 3,1 Still, any style, crush, Shoes guarante?, Ajalpine, stiff and broad special line shoes. HATS, i have hats trom .50 caps and Tamoshanters Give us @ call and we will do oul best: to nly yo ; rat _H.M. HARDEE No, 864 ofa borsibrim. A. b oe line of S. vin BA LY , REFLEC i J. WHICHARD. Bditor. Dr. EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SvN aceite DAY).’ he ns dan) Bint meoctaettmainsee Semanal . 5 ") auered . as second-class mail matter. seanmncntnttte hana “$I RSCRIETION RATES. : ahs _ « * ai OF * « % ney Sth : : : 9; | tention bo ~aake a fight in Con- SS re .10| gress for legislation tnat wiil cou- e jvered in town by carriers withou! pal the collection of discrimipat- : ‘extra nner. _ Advertisng r rad on appricat “he office : ‘q’Wer! desire 4 live cor ave \ ive office inthe covn ——- gendinb ie Vv ms of NEWS & ‘fa eact: neighborhood, Write pl aad oniv ov one side of the paper. cecinanninpseater mee ante 25, 1897. ates are liberal and can be ton to the editor or at responuent at ty, who will 3 it occurs ainly v ne niin nn email SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER MILEAGE. HINGS IN omental > RICH T The Attorvev General of Icwa, travels on a railroad pags and ‘collects 5 cents per mile from the State treasury. That is the way — Congressmen from the far West make money, The ststesman who represerts a California dis- trict has a perfect bonanza ip Wiing passes and collecting mile- aze, the milee ge oftentimes being more than his salary as Con- gressman. There cannot be tco many extra sessions for Congress to please bhim—Cleveland Press There are, perhaps, very few if any C ugressmen who do not have passes cver the railroads between their home aud Wash- jucton City. They ate allowed | 20 cents a mile for travelling expenses—an ontragecusly high allowance~-and when they go to Washingtun te attend a session of Congress they travel on a pass and then step up to the treasai— er avd draw 20 cents for each mile traveled and drop it in their pockets. It may be honest to do thir, but there are people who fail io view it in that light. And this matter of traveling ou passes and draring mileage at the same time is not confined to Corgiesswen. There are Sher iffs in North Caroiina who travel On passes to Ruleigh to carry prisouers to the penitentiary or patients to the hospital aad at the same cimo diaw mileage aod put it in their pockeis. een, LAS, WASHINGTON LETTER. Attorney General, aczepted as la officials who 8 declaring that the 8¢ not impose 4 di on importetions tries shipped throug nor upon impo tries gions shipped in Britis Senator Elkins announces bis 10- ing duti tations exempted b Gexeral’s op:nion, administration agains not jikely to make mu It is probable that making # biuft, any Way- breath for Secretary deny the truth of thes ‘rom Europe, that thi Spain saying Cuba mut be ended which will be w by the Treasury dminister the tariff ction does goriminating duty from other coun- h Canada ; rtations from coun other than British posses- h vessels. es upon the clase of impcr- y the Attorney but with the t him he is ch headway- he 13 only ute waste of Shetman to tory cabled g goverl- It was ao abso! t ap ultimatum to that the wat in before the r, or this govern- mont would take steps to secure the indspendence of Cubs. It was very well know® to every person wid had watched the antics of this administration upon Cuban waiters that no such prompt and businesslike policy had beep put into effect, although the administration may have some such story spruvg upoP the puts lic a day or two before th Uhio election aud a!low it 6o go ande- nied until after the yowes are cvunted. ment bad sen last of Octobe e Qhio cam- it looks now 48 though cceeded With put a muzzie til after the All along Speaking of th paigD, Boss Hanna had sa bis little scheme to on John Sherman up election in that State. Mr. Sherman has stated it to be his intention to make some speeches iv Ubio, and be raiter- ated that int+ntion, even after Mr. McKinley had hinted to him that he had doubts of the propriety of the Secretary of State making stump speeches, bat the old man wwe Way, and permit him bis health would not n the Ohio to take any pars i campaign. Some story of the manner Join Sherman hus be by Boss Hanna and Mr. ley will get out, av in whieb en treated MéKin- | standard and enemies 0 lism, international or 1 dent, met 1 most wonderful reai the age, pleasant and retr jaste, act gatly and PR kidueys, liver an the ertire system, headache, fever, bab and biliousness. box cf C U. CG, today. eents. by all draggis's. has been silenced »° a against oss. ‘They want to this week he said that he bad) aii mi tay | nat the State of iminate from life ihe danger about decided tha that im their declining years they day the whole d you may be sure it will make interesting reading: ; . _ ore or less eminent Eleven a einai gold Don't Tobacco Spit auc Smoke Your advocates of the sine g re pie f bimetal- ndepen- n Washington this of the numerous perevns in that ‘pection who will be largely bene- fitted financially by the conetrac- tion the Attorney General, under direct arders from Mr. McKinley, has placed upon section 22 of tre. new tariff law. It has long been 9 saying around Wasbinevon that “New Kng'and never gets left in tariff legislation.” Fora time it looked as though that sayi:g would proye false, because — seomed certain that the discrim- _ jnating dutice preseribed by sec- tion 22 would be levied upon ‘\the United States through any that met January. | authority it ' commiss100, pte : week, and with all the egotism of] strong, magaetic, full of new life and (From our Regular Correspon lent.) his tailura of Tooley Streets who. vigor, on No—To-Buc, the wonder- Ny ‘ ' worker thal makes weak serve i Wasnineroy, D. C., Sept 24, 1897], will be vemembered, styled | Many guin ten ste a ien dave ‘ . a a s en Cays, Me McKinley and his Attor-| themselves “we, the people,” and | Over 400,000 cure’. Buy No-To-Ba pey Genoral are iD New England organized t»emselves into ajrom your own drugyist, who will Just 10 ime 10 TECe1Ve the thanks | monetary coufsrence, under Aue guarantee & cure. booklet ard sample mailed tree. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co. thority of & resolution adopted by the gold bankers convention Indianapolis last This job is also being bossed by Hanna, but not big Boss Hanna. Mr. H. H. Hanna, of Indianapolis, who nagged Mr. McKinley special message to Congress, just before adjournment, asking for appoint a monetary is the boss of this outfit. Congress ignored that recommendstion, thing like that di Mr. Hanna, who procee at into sending to that put a_ little da’s worry this ded to rhion of Canada. ° It was stated that Attorney General McKenna _, favored that construction, which sor Ejkins declares was those who framed the sec. did, but New Engiana were brought to bear Mr. McKinley and he ly (responded—he will]: England support in the | convention. of the {10c, 230 © need New ext Repubiican result ipthe opizio ue a A 6 appoint a monetary commirsion of his own, and he 18 actually foolish enough to believe that Congress will pay serious atten- antagonistic to silver. a , caret, candy cathartic, tion to the recommendations it will make, which are certain to be When bilious or ccctrve, eat a Cas Everybody Says So. Cathartic, the val discovery of eshing to the oritively oD a bowels, cleansing dispel colds, / cure itual constipat on Please Luy ard trya 1f, 25, 50 Gold and guarenteed to curs Cascarets Candy ieee eS eee et me “ =e Ic ¢ as¢ 50¢ ABSOLUTELY GUAR! ple and booklet free. to cure anye¢ NERD 0 Oe EE. pega ¥ tive. never grip or gripe, Ag, STRELING REMEDY C0., Chicazo, DRUGGISTS asearcts are the ideal Laxa easy natural results. Sam 217. ase or constipation. € Put CAUSE r : Montreal, Can., or New} ork. Security and Chance The instinct to lay by stores for a “raipy dav” is the instinct of seli preservation and of civiliza- tion. Ithas led to the devslop- went of life-irsurayce companies and banks ani savings institu- tions of all sorts. It leads “the well to do to forego high rates of interest in order that the income frm their wealth may be as certain aud secure as possible. It is this same instict that leads careful persors of limited means to turn to the government a8 the valy absolutely safe custodian for their small savings. In establishing postal savings banks a nation carries its people forward a step in civilization, R. A. TYSON. Vic-ePres. your account, promising every RE STATEMENT OF THE The Bank of We study carefully the separate needs 0 R. L. DAVIS, Pres’t. accummodation consistent wi L. LITTLE, Cash’er RGANIZED JUNE 15th,"1896. ’ Greenville, GREENVILLE, N. C. ‘the Close cf Business July 23rd, 1897. At RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. Loans and Discounts $50, 273.62 Capital stock paid in $23,000.00 Over Drafts 1,580,18 Surpius and Profits 503.19 Premium on Stock 1,000.00} Deposits subject to. Check 48,289.50 Due from Banks 2.630.533 Due to Banks 795.23 Furniture and Fixtures 1,505.0 ; Cashiers Cheeks ortstanding =—-153.12 Cash Items 1.278.153 Lime Certificates of Deposit 55.00 Cash in Vault 14'538.543 mga etunnt mi } Total $72,796.04 Total 872,796.05 cee td |G ony and shall be glad to have f our patrons, th good banking. JC, inasmuch as it is giving to them an additiona) security against misfortuns. A person who pus his savings into the postoffice bank will know that when hard- ship acd want overtake hin, whother because of misforiune or declining years, his yoney will be forthcoming. ‘Ihe fact that there is such a safe place of deposit provided will mduce many to make provision against future want who otherwise would pei- mit themselves to become charges upon society when misforture overtakes them or when old age finds them unprepared to earn & support by their labor. To the persons for whom the postal savings bank is intend:d tha rate of interest paid on depos- i:s is of minorimportance. What 812ch pe:sons wani above every thiog else is absolute security may find themselves without the weans of sustaining existence. should establish a system of postal savings banks for the people of the United States withcut further unneces- sary delay.—Chicago Record. en It you want to quit tobacco using easily and torevsr, 99 made well ao ~ Chicago or New York ccnmeiesenieeneimeniiecscmel Do They Know? oes vour milkman know that you are a Obristian? Does he have to come to your house with cr:am for your coffee Sunday morning? Has your butcher found out that you hava made a start for heaven? Does he hae to keep oy en shop for you on the Sabbath? Does your news boy suspect that you belong to church? Does your wash woman know that she is toiling for a child of God? Ifyou had fo go to Heayen on the testimony of your dressmaker, could you do it? Let your light shine, so that all these people can see that you believe in God, who is good. They have aright to all your iv- fluence to help them toward the kingdom ard if they are not receiving it you are robbing Wehavealarge *; just arrived. Comeand STOCK OF NM GOODS see us. PEGIALIY | — * ‘ ¥ a ptt “Ea GS: on. : ‘ 4 ra SR Roe. ety ak Tee Vs fn] Wy & ie Re cry Are) UE RU CN REE wage * a, hs oh is ae 4 A: eee t et ’ i an | UNDERTAKER FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. —_—0—— We have ,art received @ new hearse ard tue nicest line of Cof- fina and Caskets, in weed, metal- lic and cloth ever brought to Greenville. ito {0 embalm- We 312 preptso eda ld fornive in 73 “JP ersoval atiention given toc ducting fucerals and bodies trnoted to our care will reca every mark Of respect, Our prices are sower than ever. Ne do not want menupoly but uvite COmpetition. _We can be found at apy and all limes in tke Joho Flanagan Buggy Co’s building. « BOB €RFENE &CO. menemctenntin nnn", se TE 3arbers. B. PENDER, FASHIONABLE BARBER, Can be found below Five Points. next door to Reflector office, AMES A, SMITH, TONSORIAL ARTIST. GREENVILLE, N. ©. Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyrin and Pressing Gents Clothes a scablaity H CRBERT EDMUNDS, FASHIONABLE BAREEK. £€ TABLISHED 1875 SAM. 4. SGRULTS MERS ANI? MEXUHANTS BU Y their year’s supplies will fine aterse pua Fas their interest to get our prices b chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is n allits branches. nd ¢ eos _ALWAY8,AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE Tchacco, Snuft, &e, ling you to bay at ore eLelsyok of ; FURNIT f ¥, ‘haa ure guaranteed them of just that mach, "to run we, sel) ata close margin. 8. M SCHULTZ Greenville a TS we PORK SIDES&SHOMLD:R covplete FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR we buy diroc: from Mar usettn.. »° en prod: A eow - j t “y Hi * | 2oman strip? and Plaid Si'ks for waisis Mrs. J. 8. Tunsrary & Co, lhe yearly meeting at Great Swamp t . : ( * : cuurch, four miles from town, is being a held today and tomorrow. None of the hacks had a passenger down trom the depot Fiiday wight. We do not remember to have ; | weapon, guilty, Joun Piopin, assault with deadly opin, in jail with leave to Commissioners to hire cu’. E. i. Hart, forgery, nolo contendere jadgment suspended upsn payment of 4 . | i weapon, guilty, sentenced to 6 months | LADI#S DRESS: GOODS : wei : : ; by seen it | costs, qs * Pegs ‘ . ae 4 oceur that way before ~ 7 | ng seek yp > [ | hat way before. Henry Daniel, asstule with deadly! SHOES. mo Fares WRABS. : We call special attention to our] Weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced three | GA BA\ Ah cite inthe town. The as- sortment of Fine Wool- enincludes a tull line ‘of staple and “up-to- date” ‘ ovelties such as . { eplendid lice of Hats for Misses and | | Children. \ on Mrs. Jos. Dunspaus & Co, Rowan Silks and fancy Braids, and mouths in jail. . | Vim. and | disse Fleming, atfray, guilty. Stephen Tayser. Eborn Jane Atkinson, Penme Atkmson and LANG SELLS pont E “Mher novelties In dress trimmings at Winnie Atiingon, attray, culty, judg th bel aa . F vic 1) Lever .? . . a: 4% ta Abin ma it ' + hn Mrs. ».. D, Higys , ment suspended on payment of 2osts. CHEAt ° binds | : REP | tt AWAY CLOTHS Elder Thomas Lawrence, of the; Thos. Williams, assauls with deadly Silk and Wool Otto- mans, Satin De Chine, Silk Lleano’ Henriettas Serges,FancyBroecades and Plain Silks and Satins and many other ® e TR, cm hs ce ae # z « Fie be oy so i & ‘new and stylish fabrics} dsy nignt. Clteed Wivsins. assault with deadl Ge, Ga Sse. > : Altvea Wiggins, assault wit aeadaly tae We 3 8 bid i tesy Sh ae Re ae fer Pek ; = “4,2 : “leas ge Rone arX mars ins h ae My full s ock of Mallinery and nov-- | Ww apon, pi aus culty , sebfeves d= 1x tea al ome wis ' erent ; . . ; . . | yea t ( 1 oo, Wi 7 : 4 ie, fe RAY 3 er : celtics is the prettiest and most stylish | months in jan with leave to Ger tnk a Re Ke oh we . a es . ‘ ' 1 es ee 4 ‘ver aed. ’rices very loWe siOuers to hire out, me , A i i 3 Lever ard. Prices very By WD ae Pl gi cis The line of TRIMMINGS are beautiful andup to date. *very piece be- ing sclected with the greatest care. The line of Primitive Baptist church, preached 1p the Baptist chureh here Friday might: His sermon was a splendid ene. Presidiag Elder B. R. Hall preach in the Methodist church to- Tho will morrow morning aud night. quarterly couference will be held Mon— Mrs, M. 2. Lices’ Our rew Pattern Hats will be ready for exhibition on Thursday and the ludies are invited to call and see them. We have a beavtiful line of and other millinery. Mus. J. S. TunstaLy & Co. hats AT THE CHURCHES. Where You Can Worship Tomor- row. }. ear Five Points on weapon, pleads guilt’, judgment sus- pended on payment of costs. Thos. Williams, carrving concealed weapon, pleads cuiity, Judgment sus— pended on paymens of Costs. Benj, Willians and Stanley Hardy, affray, guilty. Good Entertainment The Babbitt soap wagon people gav, an interesting enteruunment, consist- ing of stereoptican views and music, Friday night. ‘Lhe piciutes were beautiful and the | wna: good. ‘Lhey will give enter-j tainments eack nigh while here. 2 ‘ sci cients nssteane ai CC, Bh nT inl Valuable Property for dale. BEEN APPOINTED and PRT Pree FM tl ia} Methodist church——Sunday-school at | [ AVING ! Cotton 30 A. M. Preaching st 11 A. M. qualified a Ne itcons wax . er Compan 3 = and 7:45 P. M. by Rev. B. R. Hall, | He anh ae Hoey) puke Company, | Presbyterian chureh—Sunday school | { herebv offer for sale the real estate in ) DRESS ry, and adjoining the town of Greenville 9:30 A. M. belonging to said Company. This prop- | erty will be gold on reasonable terms In G QO O D S Baptist church—Sunday School at} jots to suit purchasers. | 9:30 A.M. Preaching at 11 A. M,| For further informetion see oF ad- arenew and stylish and stylish and especialiy desirable for Fall and ‘Winter wear. | seen ecerarenenerertn eusavisit. It will and 7:45 P. M. by Rev. A. W. Setzer. Morning su! ject : “The Offense of the Cross,” Gal. 5:11. Kvening subject “A New Creature,” I. Cor, 5:17. South Greenville Sunday~school at 4 P.M. D. D. Haskett, Superintendent Episcopal church—Sunday School at 9:30, A.M. ay seryice at 11 A M., by Maj. H. Hard'rg. dress LOVIT HINES, Receiver. Kinsion, N. C. a RIVERSIDE DAIRY, R. M. KENNEDY, M’gr. We Met with Such Success last season in handling this noted Heater and have received so much _ encouragement this season that we bought heavy and are go- ing to make the prices accordingly. We will have all sizes on hand all the time and we can suit you. We have secured the services of Mr. Walter I. Pender, an experienced Stove Man, who will pufthem up and see that they give '&, He. US meeure to Pure, sweet mi.k delivered at your satisfaction before leaving. ‘show you rough. NO CURE—NO PAY. | ict ae : Th) flew il door, morning and evening, at 30 cents ache ur fri That is the’ way all druggists sell i healt ‘Yo ur friends, GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TON | ee , 1G for Chills, Fever and all forms of|per ga'lon. With ten years experience Malaria. It is simply Jron and a engr in a tasteless form. Children love it Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating } Tonics. Price, 50. | in the datry business ia Greenville wel deem it unnecessary to say more. / /