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o0.4 WHIGHARD, Eaitor and Owner,
"TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION, =.
oWe have just. ~received
ee lovely line of
ANDI SWISS HANSDOK
EDGING.
A full line ot
TOR CHON
and oth er laces.
A beautiful line of
JEWELRY,
~"sadge- Timberlake- experienced. an
unusval sensation while holding Har-|8
nett Court, and it is safe to say that. no r
judge in the State ever witnessed such
an occurrence,
Truth crushedT to ~earth -cannot be]
made to lie there. .
Monuments of wind « and cheek sel
dem survive their builders,
~
-Never-judge peopleT priliaion bythe
| gilt on the edges of their prayer books:
While in ibe ~ridst of a murder trial; |
tne floor of the court gave way oand tell}
a distarece of five feet, precipitating the
spectators invthe court reom to thel§
ground with the wreekage.
"Many men are praying fora quaran-
tine syainst the war fev er.
~The men whe can pitch a base ball ; ¥ ae
, Foritnately, the tlooring in the bar
canbot always pite? the tune at a re-|_ :
did not give way, and the dignity of
vival meeting. : :
The law-
* {| the court was not.disturbed.
Vol. 7. -\- GREENVILLE, N. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1898. ~ No 992
ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS; |° _ - Flooring Gave Way. | Cae oo "-
ae mn mete : "" eee i: ey oGies shoes
Made by Qrange Va., Observer. | . Judge Timberlake arrived in the city he : eee
me _ Lyesterday from Lillington, where he decal� nocronpe ae =
: Slander is the meased lightning of|has becn holding Harnett County|SQOCS shoe
" eit oui vas 4 Shoes! nats FULL LINE a :
en, ay Youths, Infants,
en, Boys, Youths, Intants{ ~sf
en, Boys, oo Infants, 7 ?
The young manTs ~ream of. bliss
-yers and the prisoners were all io the
reaches pa value when his sweetheartTs | bar of the court. and they- did not go
fathgr tells hia he can have her. | down with the wreekagé. None ob the
Saas oe Pr a
spectators were schiously hurt,
that there is eae
had the c
sich a disease as gieen gill among
but
Oyster dealers deny
the Judge Timberlake , oun
oysters"nothing consumption at
present, case in the jury reom.
i Harnett county bas no court howse,
house cleared and pracee A ed with the}}
he shoes
shoes shoes
shoes cs shoes.
shoes shoes
shoes: shoes
shoes
2.
sorcmed
man
It takes thirteen minutes to load an
consisting of
Shirt Waist Seis for
Ladies, Cuff buttons
ands Studs for I
men.
CP Sane eae nt ee
* : o ~ A. ie a
to dispose of ai re-
markably low
@ a ~ res @ A =
Za Pe Fé qj ee
% oe _ = : aa ll | =
. 5 oe ee h 5 Seth The rsa)
cosresumesmnasas alacant liil
JUST FOR FUN.
ao.
_ Even the mest useful scerontant is
obut a figureher?,
Pale ale is mot intended for the ket-
tle trade exclusively.
4
oA rose by any other name would
gmell as swee,� says the Manayunk
Philosopher, obrt not te the man who
has~ cold in bis head�
Hoax «That fellow has some very
peculiar views. most of which he hardly
understands himselt.� Joax---« Who ts
he?� Hoex"oA beginté ry wt nmateur
~photograrby.�
Hobsen"What mekes Henpeck so
anxious for war? Hasn't he got trous
ble enough at home? Jobson"oThetTs
just at; he'd rather face the dangers of
tne battlefield than be blown up under
ohis own rocf.� ,
- Blobbs""So Bjonés | ios joined the
Signal Corps? Well, be was peculiar
ly fitted for it.� StobkaeoHow so?�
- Blobbs"oHe used to te a bartender,
. and has had consideraTsle experienc3 an
flagging people.� *
we Magistre teach You ure accused of at-
tempting. to steal this manTs bievele.
~What lave you got to say for yourself $9
Jack Tir oForce ot habit, sir. J was
o+ on short Jeavt, but still felt it my duty
~to take my turn at the w iL�
oAnd what have you given up dur-
ing? Lent 4 asked the talkative steward,
at the end of the first day out, oEvery-
thing! Everything!� respondedT the
tourist, ~feetingly: Me was hanging
over she rail, and it was quite apparent
| e the truth, |
Si
| me ALFRED FORBES.
el N e 3 :
wastage Ss
: ? ; }
i B oe Fe
elephant ona tran while it take and court was | held ir an old, seve! hoes shoes
ephe é é ule QRS ee
building whica is hardly a barn. ~The 5] ;
twenty for a woman to kiss her friends : ws ~ m8 zatuindls a ie 10es | Ladies, Misses and Children. shoes
c ; county has had two court houses ¢ O
gocd-bye and lese the check of her At bj : : as ete ace shoe Ladies, Misses and ~hildren. shoe 1g
; : . stroyed by fize. It is almost certain that |? h
trunk, : wird dialed ee ee Ladies, Misses and Children,
~the cout ity will eveet anew court house. |¢ hoes shoes
STATE NEWS "Rualeigh Post. \chogs When you trade with us you: a
~E NEWS, 3 }
STATE NEWS | : Sithave the assurance that you,5!0es
eg ice caige ae wl a ~shoes: § wate eet full valu. pale, forsame shoes
| | ~a ways welcome at our store. )
ar-ald son of Mr. Pear: onTDiy, who) . Quit i shoes Ae T 38 10es
about 2} miles frcm Locust Leve : oe | ;
ine * Pe! { \) wae ee qi crt f, 7 aE i "
Real rhe Ri cor ~d ciait nS.410 superiority © t|» NOL Ss a i. Any ie vet 4 ie ~a bi sshoes
uly county, was burned to death on). eee ee i Al E iY } i 1 4 ~| !
Ws } wn = ens + ~ Q et ; T ~ ~
aot Thnees bonding. The hide Seantees ville bal 1. doe ROGER es Vi Ae RPA CRE SLC
atti ayia wosd An te ee) aden: that if the Demoeratic Party Can= |] Se hee te by ae bai oi ai "
} sume wood on the fire, and ifs } J ~} C
ia - ee se ee HST i vo it alone, inviting ail others of ai� shoes aR OS
dress -ecame ivnited, be ee cs : a
_|ike bolief to join with it inT giving the | shoes: ~ay AA | ~SHOCS
Ouis ay, an evcentric character Oe ee eo = ; 1a a im oy mi .
fo is Br 9 t : chat icter OF | otate a pare and hénest administrat Igshpag? x ie ry , 4 . ; laa : Pe ee 0eS
itits-ecunty, died at his liome in Marsh! }, s ahout dmete shut up shop. A tem Bopeinduaes i fifa. &hibis (iy oi gM
| ee ee CULL: Pte | eye 2 ae e ake S ater { y ie. | * 7 "
biownsiip lactmaturday, aged 90 : ae f lghnve v5 Od fata St wily o Oeil jG 3; Lap
: iy : us por in uf aneriice Of Principie el ©. AG: V2 aa IC8
is : T }
j He made lis own 11d ye hort lived. Fact. is, sttch ion is |
i ; * i é LAA. A
j Vi¢ } Pures i I if 1] | m4 T ; { 1 } T a ; i ~ = bt { - eniunnen ii elaiiniii wh Mew
o ty 4 t t ya abel ae are
| ev ettey F Ped %
} bey HS OWN requ was Daried 1 1 no ! ; prop | enero 2 _"" TE) GO eye mae
Jhis night e LE NAL C.% ry r
| : acho Whit cle wth ¢ ous ot AF CL) Lat)
' Ls] Witt & 0 vr oa y ay Me La A A
i (*0) aid {) : : : | ~e man ~eat * soon oteranenls Pent all
it a i: °
| *) bre Or: the) ot a e i i ' ~ : .
LP O : nf of wisdom. Anvy help to your future buying of
| Sivings, yest. | ih lareensboro J Dresses, d 11te. Goods to
hk | Ru ps ) WUT, | k CO ; } a 0 ~e A. J le Q) v +7� } ] c new
00 trem ] S. P. Lees. law | When Futting Aw Fur 4 lnes P
| Y¥ ork. for the new bovTs building at 100 7) yod efiectsin Dress ~ood )
: ha : | we el Poy y 4 ! : Ww _ : F iag ~ a? ©
lorphaiage. Mrs. ] ~ tormer| Shake aud brusl the furs thocough-. 100 styles and colors in ks. °
i) { T ~ if I o - i wn bi avy A.
donation ef the Same im ionivude § ame ily; han Ing them uu PAE. CPOD Alm il ANY tax Oo Of). VC UP vii 2 and 7) rouble me)
j months. age."Chariotte Observer. er ini it possible, Wrap he get a glimpse ofthe Advance Spring
~losely in sfoul Wrappy ng paptrTr, e1ag | é d ah (4 4
) Silks, Dress Goods and Wash Goods !
ens
trance t9 the vcadcina moths; tie
the paréel firmi7 then inclose it. In an
outside wrapper, pasting up the ends,
ard one ne od huve no dear ef moihs," |
Maren LadiesT Home Journal.
i
What Advertisiug Is,
|
: careful that no rent exiats to, give
Real good advertising is just real
goed hara sense, honestly expressed,
and itTs within any manTs power to be-
come an advertiser who reps resuits, lhsiin
It only means getting down to the real Notice
earnestness of the macter, eliminating) Ail persons are hereby forbidden
all vnnggessary forms and resirictions, | from entering for any purpose what
und-stadying it aud planning it just ex-|ever upen any of my lands the Po!-
actly with the same measure of cood | lard ferm, in ~Grefuville township, and)
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a a i Si lalla i li cat el gait tt esa Pda ita Ta ata ED SPE AR eg GOT dln
New Fabrics come daily. :
To use an old, homely phras Q-=-" YOu
are not obliged to buy�---and, we're
only too glad to show. »
_LANGTS CASH HOUSE.
hopin teat in, Catia i Memes
LLMWOO 6D DAIRY
the oWilliams, ETtis and Sheppara
tarmes, im Beaver Dam township.
ALFRED ForbES
judgment as you do the other parts of
your business."oVess Superior (Wis.,
Leader,
[omen
eae nate ~ ements
A complete line of
== HNL - MERCHANDISE,
Ss peapto selecs from, such See
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hardware and
\Dry Goods, Clothing, Shees, Hardware and
Mr. Mr RE. L. CRENSHAW skilled
dairyman, who was recently with the
We wish to infor mour many frie Se i.
and patrons that the eapacity ofT
Elmwood Dairy has just been ver y
much enlarged and improved.T We} State experiment farm at Raleigh
are now prepared to promptly, fill all
orders at the following prices, ds has charge of our Dairy ant
delivered at your door; HY ous Gon aor
Elmwood Butter,.;25 ets a pound serve yuu promptly and satis
Sweet Milk,.. ..+»25 ets a gallon. tfactorily y. We solicit your patronage
Sour Milh,...++++«03 cts a quart. nairy Phone 14. Reenre Pnone 98!
Phre Cream,......25 ets a, qaart. pDairy °
| JAMES & WILEY BROWN, Proprietors:
LS
R. L. DAVIS,. Pres't. :
REORGANIZED JUNE 150M, 1896.
STATEMENT pote TEED
_ The Bank of Greenville,
- GREENVILLE, N.
At the Close of Business Deo, Oooo 1897. o
R. A. TYSON} Vice-Pres. LL LITTLE Casherh
7
We study Lomein
* dur account,
. ; _ RESOURCES. te, Ej LIABILITIES, |
T Loans and Discounts 8 ? Capital stock paid in 3,000 ¢
BUILDERST MATERIAL, Qver Drafts ue 1,650.64 4S Treivided | Protite ery y
{Premium on Stock a 1,000.07} Deposits subject to Check " vag
We I]. d | Paratture and Fixtures ; 44,508.04 Due 1 haga EI pearl
- o i ~ Wers 6 8 ou Standin *
" con save you money on a goo ; pur Current expenses oY 2186,57 5 imo ertitentes of Deposit BB reise!
hashed from us. Cant Items) Toei
CG ros Cash on hand $0,455,77 _ "Total ; en,
ae S oaiieiimametanentel
S,! Total , #182,118,61}
the separate needs ot owr pus vi eo be glad wh "
aeevary. ace yam : Bc
be 2 a ¥s - a
oS ee ae sony BRE He
ti 8 ie ~7
* i : 7
¥ : : aes : 5 bh a
:
oJ, WHICHARD. Faitor.
ve - AFTERNOON (EXCEPT ° SUNDAY)
- Enterea
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SURSCRIPTION RATES:
Ore year! . ee
"@nemonth " oe
T One week,
Delivered in. town
: out extra. cost.
* Anvertising rates are liberal and can
be hod on application to the editor or atT
_ the office.
=
we desireT'a live correspondent at
every postofiice in the connty, who will
ogerd. in brief items of news as it ccenrs
: in each neighborhood. Write plainly]
md gry | on one side of the paper
us "a M
te meme tn
3.
25
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by carriers with-
ee nena ar
ae Sarovar, Tr EBRE " 26, #1898,
&
WASHINGTON TECTER.
eel
had Ge feguler © orreepondent,) }:
Washington, i Feb. 25, 98.
Senator MorcanTs plain talk, in a.
speech against Senator AllenTs attemp it
to make the recognition� of Cuban
oelligerency ~a rider to an appropria-
tion bill, was refreshing in these days
of tricky stutespanship. He said that
le had voted for the belligerency reso
lution that the Senate adopted iast
May"he was its author"-and that he
was not only ready. to vote for ihe
same thing again as an independent
* measure, but was ready \o vote for #
declaration of wa. Spel in,
which he regarded as more proper than
ayainst
a aration th rough by ettaching it ta
4 a appropriation pill, tHe added that
. he bad always believed that Spain and
the United States would fight over
Cuba and that he still believed it; that
he had always believed that as soon as
Spain realiz d that.it had lost C ~uba, at
would seek aTwar with us, in order t
ses
ap-
: peatT to { oR people at home that it war
the U. &. that secured-Ovban freedom,
Thirgs are look ing decided? y better
ih Weshington, to those, who believe
that it. is better-to fignt than to be
trampled upon and� spit upon, than
they were lez Members ~of the
administration are stil talkingT peice,
but they have quit trying rto cram the
oaccident� theory of the loss of the
, and what is
save Spanish pride ~by muking it
$ Wet ek,
Maine down menTs throat
better than a'l, they are Posed to
fight. They st~ll ela
information than they have given .to
the public, and to be waiting tor the
report of the Naval Court of ~Inquiry,
now. sittiee in Harana harbor, in-erder
to. ascert the Maine
accidentally blown up or was blown up
Their ~claims
im to have no more
fin. whether wis
by a Spanish torpedo,
worrying anybody, so long as
~gre noi
they. ure going ahead energetically
~, Mukiny preparations for that war with
Spain which a majrity of Congress
mow regard as inevitable. Tn fact, Me,
KicKinley is saic io have become cou-
~vir ced by reports from Gen, Pitz Lee,
and other U.8, Consuls in Cuba, that
regardless of the. Maine catastrophe
the time has about come when he must
githes intervene in bebalf of Cuba or
alt~r giving
~ | ~ t
eat the threat of doing se,
8) aln an opportunity to try ite anto-
nomy fake, made in digangual meséagy
to (i These consular reports,
which show beyond the shadow of a
doult tirt autonomy in Cuba is dead
be} cud hope ot reeurréction, have been
alled tor b= both House ard Senate,
Mr, MeKinley has held them back, he
~says because of the excitement caused
by tie wreck of the Maine; but at. is
probable that his knofledge that he
J Must act alter they, are «laid before
we Congress also had something to do with
the delay, Unless ail signs fail hd 4s
"getting ready to act, and not a minute
_ $00 goon, either,
The administration 18 much alarmed
about the success of Hawaiian annexa-
tion, wud fresh efforts are being made
to get enough votes to ratify the treaty
in the Senate, in order to keep ihe
matter from getting before the House
~ atall, ~Lbis fresh alarm was atagted
ly eracermme H. U Johnson, of
Ni are 8,
ihe
{vantage of my fellow-men.�
attempting to sneak a belligerency }:
: The Negro at the Nortin.
va Fine coring goed peed vain the
the policy of Hawaii. . whils the Sun-
| dry. Civil bili was under consideration:
The applause given Mr. Johnson irom
his own side of the House indicates
(nat more Republicans will vote against
a resolu'i ion for annexation than had:
heen put down in the opposition
column, and the adminis~ration " ~ears
that annexation will be defeated 1n the
| House, if. it gets tefore that body.
There are about 20 Democrats in the
House who would vote for annexation:
the latest Republican who tried to take
a fall out of Jerry Simpson and_ failed,
as the following dialogue, which occur-
red in connection with a few remarks
of, Jerry concerning the vendency a
ry venieis, esi hoes Perkie
| Would you object to being aT mil-
ey Jionaire et ia Simpson"~I : should not,
I donTt believe in playing the hypocrite.
But that I am nota millionaire is evi-
dence of my disinchnation to. take ad|
Perkins
"If you were a millionaire, I pre-
sume you would adwit that there ~was
some respectability amofg them?�
Simpron""Yes, I have no doubt I
bility to them.� The shouts of liugh-
ter convinced Mr. Perkinsthat he had
enough, sis
Czar Reed has not yet given his
consent tor the House to pass ~the bill
authorizipe the enlistmen: of two ad-
ditional regiments of artillery in the
army, which the Senate has passed,
.© properly man a number of heavy
batteries which have been establ'shed
in connection with our system of sea
coast defences, but peblic opinion in
tavor of this legislation is Making itself
0 distinetly felt in Washington that
he will probably gee the wi-dom of
doing £0. ;
"
Xk verybody Says So
Gasearets Candy Cathariic, © th
most wonderful medical discovery oe
the age, pleasant and refreghing te the
taste, net gently and postiyely on kid-
neys, jive and bowels, cleansing the
i entire system, dispel colds, cure head-
ache, fever, babitual constipatio. & ans
biliousness Pleas? . buy. and try &
box of C. C. ©. today,;:12, 22, 50
cents, Sold and guaranteed to-~ cure
by all drugyists. |
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POET a AY CNET
i a
A Missouri Darling
Tho St. Louis papers are brag.
ging about a lump of concentia': d
feminine sweetness in that town,
aged eight yearz,-who weighs 25)
pounds and measures Sfevs - in-
ches io -heich', 5 feat 1 inch
around the waist and 17 inches
around the arm She is pretty
active and attractive and skips
about as nimbly as auy of the
girls with whom sho: plays; She
was a 5-pounder at. dirth, a 25-
pounder at twenty months olu
and now weighs 40 pounds more
then her father and mother to-
A ogghtineresicdit
DoaTt Tobacco eis and Smeke Your
Lite Away.
If you want to quit tobacco using
easily, and forever, be made well strung,
magnetic, full of new lite ~and vigor,
take No-To-Bae,. the wonder worker
that makes wéak men strong, Many
gain ter pounds in ten days, Over
400,000 cured, Buy No+Te-Bae trom
your own dravgist, who will guarantee
acure, Booklet and sample mailed
ree, Ad. Sterling Remedy Co, Chi-
cago or New York,
Origin of the Word oTrust�
~The word otrust� as applied to
recent industrial combination is
a misnomer, and grows out of
the fact that in the early efforts at¢®
combination the different interests
were conveyed .to a otrustee.�
This trustee issued certificates for
the shares which each member of
such a combination owned | |
that combination, and these cer-
tificates were commonly called
otrust cértificates,� bencd the
otruat� now jn. common use"Al-
-|ted Dodge.
Representative Perkins, of Iowa, is}
should add at least an air of respecta-.
and witnout which it will be impossible ,
al
- North Carolina negress was
recently married toa young white
man, the soa of William Wells, a
| wealthy citizen of Vineland, N.J.
The marriage has created a big
~gensation among the people who
have sé long professed to love
the negro., The girl was a seer
mate of the young man, and"
was at school the attachment Was
formed that ended in marrage. ©
It seems that social equality at
the North is limited: They may
titaes stop at the same hotel and
jeat atthe same table, but they
must not marry, and along this
line the Wilmiogton~ Messenger
makes some pertinent remacvks, as
follows: | 3
oIn the north as the Messenger
\hagoften shown the negro.sfares
worse really than in the south
Many instances have been given
from time to time. The fact that
the negroes have. nek the same
opportuinties for employment ~up
thereT as in the south is proof
enough of our contention.
negzo who writes himbelf TT,
Thomas Fortune, an editox in
New York, has fallen into bad
luck in spite of his name. He
has got into trouble more. than
once hecsuse of his conduct. He
lat ely however, went to a Brook-
lyn theatre and asked for two,
iickets in the centre of the house.
This. caused the agent to slau
ment ~~I have only standing room
for you.T Fortune wished to ar-
gue the point when he was arrest-
ed and hustled out by a policemat:
The unsold seats were to .be
counted by the hundreds. ~The
the buyer wasa negro. Fortune
is hot and now says that baa
fares better in the south thar 1
the north. And. so the re
Ww axeth. e
x
Ore
ninemsn
eat ie
When bilious or costive. eat a Case
caret, candy cathartic, cure guaranteed.
Oe, 25c.
Easter. Hats are Rich, Gorgeous
Creations,
}
Yo describe the coming Kasgter
hats and bonnet must sorely try
the pen of even so capable a
writer on fashions a3 Isabel A,
Mallon. InT tho Mareh Ladies
Home Journal she piciures tive
femine headdress that will have
its first diring on ach ai ereat
show day"Easter. The united
effort of pen and peacil bring the
conviction that the vogue giyes
the wildest range as to shape of
eaadress, and that the paumage
of almost every known bird will
bo brouget into requisition, beside
axtistic duplicates of every Hower
of che hothouse, garden andT field
will be called upon to supply the | +
ornamentation. The velvets and
ribbons may ¥e asthe purse can
buy, and the woman can select
almost anything in theT way of
colors .or combinationsT and yet
be.eptirely within the bounds) of
yorue ©
orm mmm
Just try a le. box of cascarets, the
finest diver and bowel regulator ever
made.
George William Curtis cnce
said, oProgress begine with the
mivority. It is completed by
persuading the majority, by
showing the reason and the
advantage of the step forward,
rand that is accomplished by ap-
pealing to the intelligence ot the
majority.�
cpg de Repulsive :
- Fusion is natraly repulstye to |
Demoorats and a bur guin ds ever.
like Butler, isT not Tgp
fellew So | oa bieh ons -
poy
orable ¢
Star.
go to school together, and some-|
~The:
down two tickets with the state- |-
cause of the treatment was that |
iseeing it -For premium list or other in-
i te phipstina oor e saps aad din -
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4
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es SREGULATE THE LIVE tag
ag ee ? constipation. Cascarets are the Ideal |
4} Ai id Gl LRANTRED 6 tee? oe but ca natural ita, Sam
yf GLUTSLT CULAAITERD Ret pe eae Nr sae on
RO a OR
Better andT more attractive than ever.
- New Features Throughout
Fine - Racing.
oe
(Purses Aggregate "
$4, 000° p
Liberal Premiums in ail departments
The exhibits of Fish, Oysters, Game,
Live Stock, Poultry and Agricultural
Products will be the finesT ever dis-
played. The Ladies Department is un-
usually large
~nha Creates of a AlUaeios
Free! Free!:
T
| Hippodrome and Wild
« |
West Shows. of
|
A thrilling and re eal istic exhibition: of |
| Wild Frontier 3 ife, enacted by. Genu- |
ine Western Cow Boys and Girls iG
the ponies, mustangs and trappings of |
every day life in the far West. Th ie
+entire performance takes place on the |
race track every aftersoon during the
fair, and is absolutely free. DonTt miss
formation aires: the Seareti wy
GEORGE. GREEN,
NEW BERN. NC
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panna ens aa
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(FVEONVILLS tka oe. .
Se Sehuits ,
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Corrected by 8.
Buiter, per Ib . 18 to
Western Sides 4 t0}
Sugar evred Ean 10 oa 12
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GREENVILLE
Male Academy.
The next session of th: school wii
open on
MONDAY SEPT. @ 1897
and continue for 10 months.
The terms are as follows, ~
Primary English per mo. oe
Intermediate ** . ** 2 di
Higher 1 o LT] v , x me
Languages (each) ** wi we $1 00
The work and disclpline uf the sehou
whi be as heretofore,
We ask a continuance ot your
Woeral patronage. '
w seston
a EPISCOPAL"S Services
jday, morning and evening.
Corn at
Corn Meal A) rE ;
Flour, Family » . 4.75 to 70)
Lara fd to 16:3
Oats 38 to {0 ¢
Sugat di tat!
~Coflee 84 to 0 |'
Salt per Sack $3 to 16012
Chickens ' 12} to 15)
ges per io 1 2}
Beeswax. pe: qi
oDmECTaY |
CHURC : ioe, ; A
al
B APTISL "servi ices every Sunday,
moring and. evening.
Thursday evening. ~Rev. A. W. Setzer,
Pasta. Sunday school 9:30. A. M..
©, D. Rountree, Giterintendett
_GATHOLIOoNo regular services.
ofourth San=
Lay ser~
vices second Sunday morning.
Greaves, Rector. Sanday s¢ hoo! 9:30
A. M. W. B. Brown, Superintendant.
METHODIST"Ser
day, morning and evening. Prayer ©
meetings Wednesday evening, Rev.
N. M. Watson, Pastor. ~Sunday school
9:30 A. M.
iendent.
oR REBYTRRIAN--Barviess
Sunday, morning and evenirg.
J. B. Morton, Pastor. Sunday seboet
920A M, E. B. Fieklen_ Superinten..
gen.
tira
LUDG BS.
and third Monday even.
284 ineet3 firat ¢
L. I. "
ing. J. My mo M,
Sec.
1.070. F =vovenent Lodge No. av
Meets every Tuesday evening. +. °
{Johnson 2 N.G. L. H. Pender, Sec.
K. ot P."Lar River Lodge No. 93,
meets every Friday evening. H. W.
Whedbee, C. C. A. B. Ellington K.
R. and 8.
of
R. A."Zeb vanea Connell No. 1696
meets every Thursday evening. Wit.
Wilson, R, MR. Lang, sec.
K.of H."Insurance Lodge No. 1169
meets every Friday evening. " John
Fianagan, D. Henry Sheppard, R
A. Le of H, Pitt: Ceunei!. 236 meets
every Thursday night, @. B. vherr?
C, o3. Wile� Sec,
Cetten and Peanut) "
Below are Norfoix prices of cotton
land. peanuts for yes cerd: Ly, as furnished
by Cobb. Bros. & Commisstor : Mev
chants'of Norfolk :
CuyTey.
lnod Middling G4
niteg bt
Low \iddling . 5 7-18,
Good ovdinsty: oo a
Tone"steady .
PUANUTS
Prime 4 to 2}
Extra Prime ae
Fancy # to 2¢
55¢e bu
Spanish
fone"steady.
atin
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ic Offers hia services to the
© citizens of Greenville and the
qc public gene rally.
0) Wy Ty ¥
ROOFING, GUTTERING,
Spouting avd Stove Work,
(ae a specialty
\ Satisfaction guaranteed or
0
4 fe
° no charges made, ~Tobacco
) Flues made in season. Shap
on Dickinson Avenue.
*
Barbers.
J NOBLES, '
~ TONSORLAL ARTIST .
On Fourth street near Postoffice Only
Ba. ber shop intown conductedtby white»
workmen
A. B.PENDER,
PASHIONART4 BARBER,
Can be. found. below Five Points,
jnext door to Reflector office,
AMES A: SMITH,
TONSORIAL ABTIST,
GREENVILLE, N,Q,
solicited. Cleani
ing Gents Clothes a ng, Dyetne
sRBERT EDMUN
Vatro
posts
ND {
A B. ming Buperit, é
A. F. & A. \..--Greenville Lodge. No
&-epesigiiv
inde As
vices. every Sun- a
i
_ prayer meeting oe
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PARKER. FOUNTAIN: PES
Best in use The outfit of no pusiness man is; "
_jcomplete without one.,,
oe
Sane
The Reflector Book StoreT
~ ~ oty
has-a nice assortment ot thc3se Fountain Pens
-earnhow very cheapthevy ara.
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens,
You will be astonished when you see them and
eR ENN AN
ee
You may never,
a
But should you ever @=--
Want Job Printing
o"�"�Come to see us, a 3
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BAERS ARAMA ANAM SBR Co
ar dob Printing Ofer &
VOOO OOOO U0 000% QO GOoU UWUEC DO avo du0d
aU RUS BAU NiO lee
Anything from 2\@=~ . oS
Wisiting Dard .
TO
BE w4il sm» ot Pp Oster.
¥
Gives the home , DEWs
everv afternoon at. the
small price of 25 cents «
month. Are yuu a sul).
: scriber? If nof you
ought to be.
The Eastern Reflector.
--_ TWIGE-A-WEEK,
Is only $1 a year. |
contains the news every
week, and gives informa-
} tion to the farmers, es-
pecially those growing
See tobacco, that is worth
imes more than,
pseription priee
*
FA - 4 ie : ~ ea : ~
: . Weems po
_ 1& : Ba i " 7 aan
| the cold settled in his throat. I sup-
| then we knew what was the matter.
rm" A GEORGIANT SNUFFBOX.
"
Though fallen from your high degree,
_- Once tapped by princely fingers,
You breathe of more. than ~ ~burnt rappee."T
- Round you a-memory lingers.
_ Of those wild days of wine and wit,
Of pateh, peruke and passion, ~
When sprightly Oldfield ruled the pit _.
And Hervey led the fashion, = ts
a &
When Walpole trimmed the ship of state.
To meet ach Tory billow, ;
When ~~poct PugTT lampooned the great,
WhenT Pulteney played Spadillo,
When ~~worthless MollTT amused the court
With philosophic chatter, " -
When Bolingbroke pledged deep in port
* "The king acréss the water,�
@,
When flashed the lightnings of the dean
To blind the eyes of Stella,
When scoffing Congreve vowed with spleen
The wares of Gay prunella,
When, sated with the boardTs delights
(For Georgian bucks were gluttons),
The town sparks sought the shades of
oWhiteTsTT T
Or tossed the dice at ~~ButtonTs,�T
When tabinets were all the vogue ~
_For feminine adorning, =
When Irish Biddy #aised her brogue
. And elacked her pails at morning, .
When long and loud the conflict raged
' Betwixt the Macaroni " ~
As each his divaTs caust engaged"
Faustina of Ceazoni..- .
oOld shuffbox, canld you thrilt to speech, ~
In gossip none were greater,
Whose chronicles exceed the reach
Of Tatler or Spectator.
But, ah, as dumb as dead Queen Anne, |
You lie in peace unbroken, "
A remnant of the Georgian spf,
A Hanoverian token!
~Louis J. McQuillend in Saturday Review.
e
ts
oe : i ow &
TOLD BY THE CIRCUS MAN,
The Big un Catches a Cold, Which
Settles In Its Neck,
_ oSeems to me I told you once,�T
said the old circus man, ~~about the
giraffe having a sore throat? It is
a serious matter for any giraffe to
have a sore throat, bad for the gi-
raffe and bad for the owner. When
you come to take an 18 foot giraffe
like ours, a sore throat meant large
expense and a large amount of trou,
ble, and the big fellow hadnTt more'n
got over this before something else
happened to him that gave us even
more trouble. He caught cold, and
pose he was still sensitive theré, and
it gave him a stiff neck, so that he
couldnTt bend his neck at all. ©.
» oYou canTt have any idea what a
stiff neck means until you see a gi-
raffe afflicted ,itNthat way. We'd.
had all sorts of thquble with ~ani-
mals in one~way-aid another, but
for real bother this best ~em all.
We discovered it ono day on the
road. The giraffealways ducked his
head under the branches that hung
down, sort of hke a swan or a goose
does; but this day, carrying his
head right up straight in the air, he
brought up against a branch that
-was at least 15
ground. -That was such an amazing
thing that we knew something must
be the matter, and when the #egi-
rafieTs keeper come up and spoke ta
him, and all he did was to bend his
nose down and lookdown, why, we
saw he cauldn't bend his netk, and
eet
oWell, of course, the first thing
we did was to set a-.man to march
alongside of him with a tent pole,
with a crutch in the end_of it to lift
the branches for him. Most of the
timo"almost all the time, in fact-"
wo could. steer him clear of over-
har zing branches, and_ of course lots
of ~he way there was long stretches
wi oa there wasn't any trees at all,
ani. then we'd come to places where
the inan would have tolift a branch
to let the big giraffé go under, and
a great pity it was, too, to see him
compelled to go about in that man-
ner!
oHe went that way for about ten
days. Ordinarily we used to put
his feed for him on top of an animal
cage, so that he wouldn't have to
bend down more than eight or ten
feet, but he vouldn't do. that now.
So we set aring in the center pule
18 feet from the ground, and we used
to reeve a ropo through that and
make one ond fust to the sbucket
with his food or drink in it and
hoist it up and let him eat there,
rope over the crotch of a tree ata
suitable height, Tor his entry into
jbindles the ex
words which po one can misun=}
feet above the }-
On the road we used to throw that ;
onnintilies
been handled so absolutely with-
{out gloyes as in Edward ~BorTé!
editorialon oThe Decay of the
|Sunday-School� inT the March
LadiesT Home Journal. Mr: Bok
has evidently studied hi sub-
ject closelv, and the restits must
have been far from satisfactory:
judging by the wav in which he
entire topic. In
defstand, with a sure aim, he
pillories the average Sunday-
{school, and declares it to be oal
rebuke to. intelligenca and a
| diseredit-to-cne-ehurch.�"Probs=t
bly no religions~article of recent!
_ | pulvication will sause so much
comment. or eyoke such bitter
controyersy as. this temarkable
edit rial -by the Philadelphia:
editor. oe: "
4
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A Queer� World
~The wild animals are going
more rapidly .tban is: generally
supposed. {The bnfalo is
nearly extinct. The wild pigeon,
once so abundant that -he birds
came in clouds that darkened the
sky, is forgetten. The song
sparrow, the thrush, the meaaew
lark, and e dozen other small
creatures aie known to the chil-
drea simply as birds, and not wel!
kvown at that. What a queer
world it will be wher the ooly
wild animals are rats, tice and
bugs and the birds ave contined
to poultry housers Bat we are
tending that way, and so fast it
sections "Filtsburg Times.
enn enamine
4s Cascurets stimulate liver, kidney anr
bowels. Never sitken, weaken o
ztipe. Ife.
\
The Money-Mak'ng Instinct
,
Mcney canbe .made almost
anywhere by a man who has the
money-making instinct... An
Astor ora Gould would make it
on a comparative desert. While
thousands of able men live in
poverty ana wretchedness, just
managing tc keep soul and body
together in the midst of bound-
less opportunities in the large
eties of Amexica, others in oat-
of-the-way places, and apparent-
iy with very few opportunities,
make their millions jast becauce
heyT ~bave the money-making
instinct""Suecess, New York. ©
%
o saan earners pee
The Union (S. C.) Times asks
eome quostions that are pertinent
jus! now:
Hew many farmers have
sopped any, gullies on their
viaceg this winter?
How many farmers have con-
gs rreteu their compest pens?
How mavy farmers have reduc-
el or are perparing to reduce
their acrenge ia cotton.
How many farmers will in-
o ease the acrsage in grain?
~the great tent at show time we had
to cut a great slit in the canvas, but
we didnTt regret that because it as
a mighty impressiva-thing to see
him march in in that way. It made
him look 36 feet tall instead of 18,
oTwice a day aman used to go up
on a ladder and put a straps around
his head, and we'd hook on a fall
with a bo'sunTs chair, and a man
would ride down his neck and rub
jn liniment. oHe used to like that
very much, and it helped him great-
ly, too, and one morying when tho
men went out to give him the usual
rub they were delighted to gee the
old chap with his head down pretty
near to the roof of the grizzly bear
cage, which stood next to him,
which showed that his neck was
coming around all rigbt, and also
~indicated that ~he'd take his bre °
coger Pah at rie an ene
!
i
3 4
oe ~
te:
How many farmers haye made
~np their minds to sell more
fodder, hay, buttgr, eggs, potato-
ex, and such other products of
the farm this year than they did
last? The dry goods merchant
takes as much pains in selling
you a spool of thread as he dces
in selling youa suit of clothes:
Big merchants frequently eell a
peper of tacks or pins. Do you
eatch the idea? as
How many farmers have clear-
ed land and are preparing to
barn the brash instead of stop-
|ping gullies with it, or letting it
ground for. one
a Se
| [ts the sunday-Schbot Decying?) 5
Not for a long time bas the}
Sunday-school as an instituiion| -
5.50 PLM, 1.02 pm, New York 9.60 pm,
is almost the case now in some|
OKC nt
tlantic Coas. ite.
ee
Sehetns : Fffect Jan. 17th.
Departures from Wilmingty ~
\. NovTmPOUNn.
oATILY Nova &_Passenger"Duie Veg-
9 5a. nelin 11.02 am. Warsaw 1B
9m, Cashoro 19.05 am, Wil
0 12.59 nm, Rocky Mount
14" nm. Tarhoro 2.45 �"�,,.
oeldon 4,22 pm. Peter: burg® oy
£.22 p m,.Piehmond 7.15 pm.
Narfotk (95 pm, Washing:
fon *1.3° pm. Raltimore 1,06
am, Phiadélphia 3-50 a m,
New York 6.53 am, Boston
3,90 pm. :
ull Y oa "Pacsenger Due Mag
T'S pw. retin. 55 nom. Warsaw 9.10
V+ Goldsboro 10.10 p m
~on 11.06 nom, Tarboro
f.4. am, Rocky Mount 11.57
pm, Weldon 1.42am, Nore
/ , 3.14 am, Richmond 4.60 a m,.
: ead 7.41. 2m, Balti
onore PR 4 om, Philadeipni
11.25 am, New York 943 ¢
m. Koston 9.00 pn m: » :
SOUTH BOUND,
ma 1s
foll-40.90-a mm, Petersburg
DAIL" No 85"Pastongor oDue Take
Op . Wageamaw 5.09 n m, Chade
be¥n 5.47 p m Marion 6,43 p
In, Florence 7.25 p m, Sum-
te: Mae es Columbia 10,30:
yD, Den rk 6,12 a m, August ~
ta 7.55 am, Macon 11.15 am,
Atlanta 12.25 p m, Charlege
ton 10.50 pm. Savannah 1.80
a m. Jacksonville ~7.30 @
8, Auenstine 10,30 am, Tem,
pa 5.25 pm, 7!
AKRIVALS AT WILMINGTON=
FROM THE NORTH.
DAI'Y No. 49,"Passeisoer"Boaton
Philndelphia 12.05 am, Ralti.
more 2.50 am, Washington
4.39 m, Richmond 9,04 ~am,
Potershura 10.00 am, Nore
Weldot 11.52 am, Tarboro
12,12 m, RoekyMount. 12.47
pm, Wilson 2°87 pny, Golds
horo. 3.20 pm, Warsaw 4.1"
pm, Magnolia 4.24 pm,
DAILY. No, 4 1,"Vassenger-~Leave
§.30 A.M, Roston 12.00 night, New
York 9.80 am, Phitadelphia.
12°09 pm, Baltimore 2.25 pm
Washington 2.46 pm, Rich-
mend 7.20 pm,
8.12pm, Norfolk 2,20 pm,
~ We'don 9.43 pm, ~Tarboro
6.0' pm, Reeky Mount 5.40
am. Leave Wilson 6.22 am,
Gatdehoro 7-01 am. Warsaw
5 om Megnolia 8.05 am.
DAIL y." No. ~51"Passenger.---Leave
New Bern 9.00 am, Jackson
_Yille 10.26 am. This
Arrives at�"�alnué street,
FROM THE SOU.
DAT Y No.
T20P, M.
Sundav
12,15 J,»
2 hi"Passenger"Tieaye.
Lampa 8.10 am, Sonford 3,97
pm, Jacksonville 740 pm,
Savanna 1,45 night, Charles.
ton 6.23 am.Columbia 6.00
am, Atlanta 8.20 am, Macon
940 am, Augusta 3.20 pm,
Penmark 4.25 pm, ° "mpter
8&8 am, Florence. 938 am
Marion 10.36 ony, Chadbourn
11.28 am, Lake Waccamaw
12.09 am;
''Trair on Seotiend Neck Bt
saves Weldon 3.55 bp. m., Wallfax 4 a
%m., arrives Scotland Neck at 6.20 p
®., Greenville 6,57 p, m., Kinston 7.55
ym. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.50
4. m., Greenville 8.42 a. m, Arriving
Halif:x at 11:18 a, m., We'don 11,33 am
daily except Sunday.
lrainson Washnigton branch leave
W ishineton 8.20 a, m., and 2,29 p. m
rives Parmele 9,100. m., and 4,00 p
My Tarboro 9.45-8. m., returningleaves
Larhore 2,30 p. m., Parmele 9.85 a. M.
~ind 6.20 p. m,. arrives Washington
11.00 a. m., and 7.20 p.m. Daily ex-
it Sunday. Conneets with trains on
~seotlond Neck Branch.
Train ledves varnoro, N ©, via Al
Marle & Raleigh R. RK. daily eA areshoug
ay, or 5 30-p, m., Sunday 415 P. M:
» "ve Plymouth 7.40 P, M., 6,10 p, m.
~* ~urnipg icaves Plymouth daily except
%
? idov, 7.504, m., Sunday 9.00 a m.,
factive'Tarboro 10,05 a.m and 12, 00
Trainon Midland N.C, branch leaves
tGolé8boro daily, except Sunday, 7.10 a
lie upon the
»
4 : ; this po» r,
m. arriving Smithfield 8.30 a, in. Ree
turning leaves Stiithfleld 9.00 a. m,, are
rivee at Goldsbors 10,25 a, m.
Trains on Latta branch, Florence R
&., leave Latta 6.40 pm, aurive Dunbar
7,50. p m, Clio 8.05 pm. Ret
feave, Oliot6.10 a m, Dunbar 6.80 a ae
dav.
(11 20a.m.and 4.15 p, m:
eaves Cinton at7.00 a. m. ana 8,00. m
Train No, 78 makes close connection
ev
t Weldon forall points daily, all rail via
Alehmone, Rovk Mount
Norfolk and Uarolina R he for Nowak
ne all points North via Norfolk,
H. M. EMERSON,
GenT) Pass, Agent
~ M, BMERSON Manage ~.
WW RKENLY. Gast Memman
ALL ABOUT.
TT A handsomeir illustrated book o
E 200 pages descriptive of Texas anc
will be mailed ~to any address oe:
receipt of ebght cents
nge, D. Je P
G, P. & 7, Ais 7 & G.
Palestine, Vexasy
Fast ~Texas Jands are attrao
considerable, attention. Men
@ sere
o
A
8
uk
Petersburg "
train.
scriye Latta 7.50 a m, daily except Sun- .
~, *
Train on Clinton Branch roe Wate .4
~aw for Clinton daily, except batniay,$
Returning
the resources of that great otat "
Eg
aes ec
ae ~ Liver and
'
' Looking kor
. The cotton rarket has been shoot-|
ing up today. oe ,
Yotton hing Meal and Seed Oatss
S. M, Schultz. .
cheap at S
ah ~Dr. J. Morrill, of Falkland, has: s¢ Th
\gome fi fine chickens to Newbern fair for.
'
i
|
i exhibition.
The causage-making business haw
~brightened ups sincs the. termination of,
YS the Luetgert trial. A
; EN oyYs
ae the Porn and results when ters and ChildrenTs Straw Goods, at
yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ; y at
and refreshing to the taste, and acts oe po.
gently yet prompt on the Kidneys, |.
| Beautiful tine sample 7 ~am OTShan-
Have your laundry rong to 20 ~of
"tem- eff mua, depois Bolded | Wednesday morning. ~You, ~get the
: Wilmington
aches and fevers and cures habitual ~best work done. at , the . ming
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the, Steam Laundry. a
only remedy of its kind ever pro- | : W. F. Preppy, Agent,
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-| ,
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in| ee
its action and truly beneficial in its | AT T 53 Meagan
effects, prepared only from the most eaten! oe
healthy and agreeablesubstances, its {wp ops ¥ ou C an Worship Sunday. |
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most,
po ular remedy known. |
ytup of Figs is for sale in 50'9.5) 4. Mf) Preaching at 11 A. M.
ent bottles by all leading drug- |T M. by Rev. N. M. Watsou.
gists, Any reliable druggist who . Fas Novato Z
rad aeons ly Ago ee oe | Baptist church"Sunday School aul.
{ aa } i¥ie ? Cut! MA at A * M.
wishes totry it. Donota aeceptany |T 0 A Me Srotehiig US
~ q ~
substitute, land 7 P.M. Rey. G. L. Finch,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP C0. Episcopal chureh"-Sunday school
c
BAN FRANCISOO, CAL. - Tide
LOUIBVILLE, KY. WEW YORK, WY, | jat 3:30 A M.
2
|
Presbyterian church"Sunday school
A. M. .
0 SRE lt PEE EAE a Be
Sree sick
tat 9:50
Weather Bille in.
South Greenville Suuday-school at
14 P.M. D. D, Haskett, Superintendent.
yea
air tonicht cau muncag. not.soceld! Christian church"At Mrs. Forbes }-
} . *. . ae
iSchool house. Preaching at 114A. M.
wom enor Ua oan Onn A, we ~ ~ i
"" not land ¢@ P. Ai. by Rev. J: J, Uarper.
a ;
pan " ; ee ee 4 fa a Ppt) 8 : 1X fade SE TPES ime
* i ; i
That is tle -v (sesysts gel ANTED"Ul RIGHT and faith-
GROVES | ' f TON ful gentlemen or ladies to travel
IC for Chis, Fever-and x) ~a, if a {cr scnaede, esthbliched hevse it
Malaria. Jt is simply yen and ine} erth Carolina. Monthly ¢65.00 and
in a tasteless form, ChT tren e tt] expences. -Position steady, Reter-
Adults prefer_it to biticr, aire tng; cer. Knclese se t-acdretns ad stamped
Tonia, Prices. fee, enyen lope. The ominion Company,
Dent. K. Chicago.
pram serene ~ARNE! ORE ewere eae ee ste a
o~) é
Whenthe hour hand points to. nine,
Have your washing on the line.
- %
"
nly TERRE SE AAS gg
oSRYA BEL HI eee 114
OUINS VIA WAGA DAT pai */
$500.00 GUARANTEE.
ABSOLUTELY AARMLESS,
-Will not injure hands or fabric,
No Washboard needed, Can use hard water
same as soft. Full Directions. on every package. An
Heoz, package for 5 cts. or 6 for ag cts,
_ Said by retail grocers everywhere,
When the Hour Hand Points to Nine,
Have Your heer a on the Ling.�
NINE O'CLOCK
WASHING TEA.
_Recommended by. the best house-
keepers. lor Clothes Washing, Dish
Washing, House Cleaning,
~5 Cis Package,
~Try it.
eineniain _"" : "} The Reflector Gives What You Are :.
i day evening trom a yisit to Wilson. |
Brace, went to Kinston Friday evening:
| Methodist chureb-"sunday-school at)
Teh
poaeeeas all abithan ee ck Re
'. Their Naines to be Read
~donn Ivey Smith 1s quite sik
folk Friday evening. - oe
~Miss. Ella Kinz retuned home Fri-
eset ta seni
Afiss Aylmer Suge and hor brother,
Mrs. Zeno Moore and child lett thi,
morniug for Whitakers to visit rele
~tives. - ah ~ ; 4
tLena Matthews are visiting in Martin
county
J. 5. Munday, of Newark; N. d.,
to..visit -Ola
Forbes and enjoy a few days hunting.
came-in Friday evening
|. M. Biow came up from Winter-
spend the. day
"It wag-his first trip: to -Green-
a this morning to
here.
ville since leaving three months ago.
left
Neck to
Miss Annie Kitchin, Atter a few days
Nnere both: th:se yoang Jadies-will go to
Miss Ttosaland Rountree this
mornicg for eotland Visit
Washinaton Vity to spend some days.
Rev. A. W.
for Willumston® ty oexchange pulpits
the
and
preach | ia the Buptist charea tomorrow
morfing a id night. a
Setzer lett this morning
with Rev. G L. Finch Sunday.
letter will-arviye he.e this evening
oe
False Alarm
tiouse, No damage exeept afew peo_
ple considerably ivighceued,
Med Dogs
Several iad does have recently been
killed in -Farmv'lle
| lhe GREENVILLE ~SUPPLY CO..
Burwell Riddick returned fi rom Sale
J. A, Hyman and wife and oMiss:
BOXES TOBACC),
¢ 200
There were sem? eries ot fire early
Fridwy right, caused by a burning!
chimney to the &it chen of. the King
- 100
Ae Reported by
Cotton Burry
oa
Wholesale Grocers 1
Cotton sold in Greenviile, 55 9-16 |
NEW 10°*%.
@
Corton Opering ~Noo, lose
Marck | 6.09 612.
May 6.14 " 6.1%
August. Se fs mae PD 4 .
CHICAGO.
Wugat Opening, » Noosa. Close
bi en 1019 1024]
Pork, ~ . an
Mav £045 10424 1035
Riss,
May 5124 d510 0074
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wu Pi wis
50000 LBS MEAY, = 4
2000 LBS LARD,
5 O QO BARRELS FLO UR,
4 CASES BAKING
POWDERS,
1 00 CASES SOAP,
PY CASES LYE,
100
CASES WASHING
POWDERS,
9 5 SACKSCOFFEE.
We also have in stock Sugar. Butter,
Cheese, Canned Goods, } Snuff:Wrapping
Paper and Rags and many other th ngs
township. The
Nit. ohe Ok
as =
Lhe. boy's ar Was
othe� day che bis a sea of
ty arker
on the ear.
cauterizeé and it is Thon. ht no troub:
Wii result {rem thie Oe,
j m ~
' : talle in Church.
x.
| lg nicht y (araham, ««
Wtle oc 3 Gat! went t i
~
18 i} * mV ¢ il 1S,
~ ae
johureh, | lel ( ual h
iy ia
ae i ! Wi
lithe « vr Usk yaver
Iwas 1 eato fa rd
pew, Those y ~ent to hh i. S1St-
ance and took her from th
she died in «a few minutes,
Marrimge Licenses.
The Register of Deeds issued five
; : :
marriage léenses this week, ~our~ for
white couples ~and one foe colored,
WHITE.
L. Blount and Alixe Wilsor,
Normon Clark and Laura Skinner.
J. L. Speight and Mary M, Andrews,
Arthur Cook and Lillie Parker.
COLORED,
BO
Among the Papers | ~
Pech pews service.
ion by putting on a new dreas of type,
jand 18 much improved,
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and progress than ever.
\ é :
pants ae a, AS a OT ag
F Wiiisie facia cniespey sieaedinaiinaiiaaiaaaeensa tial
FOR SALE.
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church, but!
i
Atkinson and Cherry. BrownT
The Kinston Free Press is now
making its Saturday issue @ siX page
paper, largely increasing its already
The Pittsboro Re cord has entebed a
new volume and celebrates the oceas*
The Graham Gleaner has enlarged
from a seven to an eight column paper
Our bright Virginia exchange, the
Orange Observer, bas efitered a new
volume with more indications. of via]
House and Lot, Six rooms, one
to numerous to mention.
orders, Mail orders receive prompt at-
LSention. Axents for Standard Oil Co
send es your |.
- ESTABLISHED ier
(SAM M. SCHULT:
a -"Deaier} ln
Park, Sites, ~Soules
F armers and Mecchants buying tr.:
yearTs supplies-will find it to their intes
est to get our prices before purehe s+
elsewhere, Our stock is complece »
al its branches. i
; ove ba
Flour, Sugar, Coffee.
Always at lowest market prices
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
as we buy direct from manufastirers
| ace T f ®
A complete stock of
~ FURNITURE
always en hand and sold at prices te.
suif the times. OurT goods are all bought
and sold for CASE therefore, having no
risc to run We sell at a close snargin,
Sg. M, SCAULTZ.
bs omme er T
Wehave alarge
STOCK OF
il Creal DIF GO.
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i
ply
o want to sup
your needs.
Hera ara some ci our sar: eiatties
Best Table Batter 25 c/s, finest
Cleese, all kinds Crackere, Can-
dies and Fruits. Best selacted
Canned Goods, Pickles and Dried
Fruits. Cigare and Ciganettes of
best makes, -FregbhVeretables
land Flower Seeds. |Selected seed
Trish Potatoes. Oartagd of Corn
in sacks. And when it tomes to
such staples as Meats, Flour, Su-
gar, Coffee, ete., we occupy the
front row. Come to ses us. and
let our fine goods and low prices
talk-for themselves.
J. L. Starkey & Bro.,
The Leading Grocars.
AM
I wish to inform my many Sshiiel and
the public that they can noW
"""" al me in the"""
KEM - WARKET - HOUSE
where lam read to cater to all thelr
needs in the ~ of
TA BLE SUPPLIES.
TL keep the best Fresh oMeats, Sausage |
Fresh and Salt Fish, nice Grocerie
Send me your orders, Goods aon
prone anywnent in | :
i
Fas ~ 2 i oN
EA A a ¢
J
x
eer
i~
iust arrived. Come itt
~gee us.
ek aha eA: EO A NOOB AANA ti
Aan fF
anmenl jane
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMERS.
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We have iutt received & ve"
hearse and the nicest line of Co -
fins and Ceakets, in wooed, metal.
jlic and cloth ever brought ~©
Greenville. ,
We ate propered te fo eu bom
ing in ali ute forma.
Personal attention given to core
ducting funerals and botlies on-
: tatoo, - care, will - ~receive
of respect.
prea prices ate 1ower than ~over
- Wedo not want monopoly ~bet
auvite con,petition.
Woe can be found at any and ti
times in the John
Baggy Co's building.
dane * co.
FMERAL DIRECTORS Ahi
anagem
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