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Vol. 1.

GREENVILLE, N.

 

 

    

 

 

Local “rains and Boat Schedule.

(Pissenger «unl mail
north. arrives 8:22 A. M.
arrives 6°37 PM.
North Bound freight, arrives 6:45 A.
M, leaven lW:i5 A.M. -

South Boand Freight. arrives 1:51 P

train going
Goiig south,

steamer Myers arrives frem Wash
ineton Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Jeaves for Washmgtou ‘Taesday, Thurs),

day and saturday.

 

 

PPP LPO LL Ll ll .
Weather Bulletin.

Showers .o night, warmer, rain

Wednesday.

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ccc —ci — seeti

To Be Enlarged.

The Wiley Brown stock has
heen moved ont of the store he
lately occupied, and Mr 3S. M.
Schuitz, who recently purchased
the building, will scon begin 1m-
proving it preparatory to occupy-
ing it himself. The building will
be run astory bigher and other

 

Aln st scaip-d,

Welearu that « yvung man
nawéd Sam James, who works
tur the Parmele Ecclestou Law
ber Go. at. Parmele, was.paiufally
hart a few days a While load
jag a car he accidentally fell, and
striking bis head split his scalp
from the furehead around to the
back of his head.

Fire Company.

The citizens of Greenville are
requested to meet. in the Ooart
Ticuse Friday night at 8 o’clock
for the purpose of organizing a
fire company. The fire engine
will probably be here uext week ;
nud it is iipportant to all that a
2oud company be organized at
once andit should be composed

 

of the best citizeas of the town. |

Let everybody atteud.
a: L. FLEMING, Mayor.

Quinerly items. ”

April. 16th, 1896.9

Miss Lucy Lane is visiting rel-

atives here- fe ey Geet a)

Miss Bessie Harding, of Green-

ville, is visitng at Mrs. Mary
Harding’s.: © ee

Rev.

 

‘Adban Greaves filled bis
regular.appointment at St. John’s

Mr. J.P. Quinerly 1¢ numbered
among the bicycle riders. ©
Mr. F: C. Harding came down
from Greenville Saturday and
teturned Monday. :
Mr: W. F.. Pittman went to
Newbern yesterday on business.
Mrs. W. GC. Butler, Misses An-

That thing the slanderer dare not name,

‘ened and biew the whistle alarm-

ithinking the alarm was beca.se

* SLANBER. -
"Twas bit a bresth—,
And y-t a woman’s fair nime wilted,
Aud triends once warm grew cold
stilted, ay
Aud life was worse than -deaih.

One venomed werd,
That struck i
in crayen Wi es hushed and low.
And yet wide worl! heard.

.’Ewas but one whisper-—one |
fhat muitered iow for very shame,

 
  
  

And yet its work was done.

‘A hint so light, |

And yet som ghty in its power, ©

A human soul in one short hour

Lies crushed beneuth its blight.

Bethel Items. __.

BerHEL, N. C., April, 15th 1895.
Miss Minnie Carroway went to
Hulifax Fnday. She will return
this eveping. - a ee
Mr. J. R. Buntine is spending
a few days at Conetvoe this week.
A young man named James
came very near being killed at
Purmele Saturday, be received a
severe wouud on the heaa from a
suw. Welearn he is improving
and will get weil. .

‘Dru:nmers haye been here by
the score during the past week-
Mr. J. E Carson got his. candy
tent burnt up last Friday. Fortu-
nately no otber damage was done.
Owing to the heavy rains the
farmers iu this section are -
ward in’ planting their crops |
Mr. C. R. Speight and Miss
Lemmie James were married last
Weduesday at the residence ot
the brides fatber,. Mr. Cornelius
James, Rev. R. W. Hines officia-
ting- Ese peed

 

 

   

_ Frightened Watchman.
Early last night-a tabe in/One
ofthe boilers at the Greenville
Lumber Co’s mill burst, and tie

goivg to explode became right

A large crowd rushed out there,

offire. z
‘| | ePhis Mule Had Hind Legs,

Monday Joshua Mills was driv-
ing « mule showing the animal to
a prospective buyer. The mule
beconiing somew! at mulish and
not doing the showing off act just
right, Mills plied the lash to him,

 

 

when the mule lean

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mts seiner a Sta

and

3.cowurd, poisoned blow ,|

lsleeves get much larger they will

watchman thinkirg the boiler was}

ed forward,

 

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b> fal
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wants of bt

  

 

 

 
 
 

| ipines, Soft

 

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9 ee See
3 gi RS ae ke
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$s ‘3 a &

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Rig IES =

 

 

SOOSOSOOCOOOOS

     

4 Collars, ' and

 

 

Man’s Wardrobe ispl

FRANK WIL

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little necessities

  

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| LOCAL SNAPS. »

 

The warehoussmen’ say very |. Corrected by 8,
pit’ tobueeco comes in now, most ae nats Hee ota
th + = ... } Butter, per
oO e last crop being sold : | erasers Aileen
during the week, the books are | ee es
only open Saturdays. Bear this! Goes: Mowl,
in mind when next Saturday | Flour, Family -
comes. : {Lard es
The directors
Warehouse Company had
ing Monday afternoon to discuss Sugar —
the advioobility of enlarging thei. aiak i.

warehouse- | | | Chie .. .
Some of the boys say if the girls homens. oat ib
Kerosene,

ao
[ul er ton
Halls, per so"
Hides -
Misks —

have t>? walk on the opposite side
of the streets when escorting
them out. BS.

The R. W. Royster & Co. steam
prizery was sold at public auction

stm

No, you cannot register any day | Sugar cured Hams

  
  

  

 
   

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a

M. Schultz, at the

 

of the Greenville | cere Hetgh; per bbl ; a :
a meet- (p otatoes Sweet,per bu

 

before the Court House, Monday,
to wind up the affairs of the old
company. It was bought by J.

N. Gorman & Co ate ioe

 

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and

NEARER HOME. -

 

What is ecpeaing Over the State.
The Clyde steamer

that sprung a leak near Cape

 

 

stretched out his hind legs over
the spatterboard and planted both

feet in Mills’ breast. ‘Fortunately

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Lookout, has been cat
A Fayetteville corres
of the Wilmington

 

 

 

nie Brooks and. Addie Butler
ent part of the past week in
ite 7 ve ee

eg ee ee ee ae eee

  

 

cunt

Mills that mule’s legs - jew

that Evangelist Oaks ge hgh lq "|g ne.
riously drank” on the train. be |".

    

 

- Below ‘are Norfolk prices of

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for yesterday, as furnished |

 
 

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PALER ORME or Bip ene

The Leader in. Clothing.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       
 

 

 

 

 

 

"Trust oo liedies catistacti err tbat
? God - Work.’ te on to w tb

iad vidal cn ot quette k Se ee
to given us by a farmer brother! lj those who love it and wish
the other day, “Trust inGod as}it well should do all in their puwer
rh + to see that this character is pre
served. In the first place,we veed

of crime, and next we should de
‘sire, for every reason, that the
A motion will be made for gj eager ang sear ne il in the
rehearing of come eyes uf the sister is cau -
If the —_ se a cidieg| et be if lawlessness prevails and
3s expecially not if lynch-iaw be-

to hayea rehearing the decis~|comes prevalent. We delight to
ion of last Monday will be set|bave an outsider speak of the

a this greatcrime. Let as cultivate
on the docket just as if it had), public sentiment of that healtb-
pever been heard and will be in| fu nes Pope aD atetoe
effect until after the Court|#gsiust and man ani the

. |State, now infrequent, may be.
cea ent Cute pebeartog “ come unknown ee Unariotte
though , : /&br ver.
depeod very mach apon wheth
er Jnstice Jackson's health will
allow him to be present. He
was got present at the last hear |
ing and the Court wasa tie upon their nelghbors give them credit
some of the features of the bill.|fer- nes -
It is said that Mr. Cleveland lt i« doubtfal if ever made
will in the meantime fill out his/* @** who could please all om

. ; aeighbors.
blank putting his salaryjand all No man can love his neighbor
‘in to be taxed. ‘as himself until he first loves God

eee

with hie wh le bears. .
WORTHY OF CONSIVERATION. People are scarce who think

that the folks io the next house
In the course of s column edi-

have religion enough.
torial in the Columbia Silat the!

 

 

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The Living Truta.

 

Ram's Horn.
Most people are better than

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  

If mei had to be jadged by on®
another the gates of heaven would

 

foliowiz occurs :
i oo the other day with Temeia closed forever. |
Mr BR B. Edmonds the edi-| - Strip off alt masks, and thera is
gor of the Manufacturer's [ecord, bardly a man who would kuow bis
of Baitimore, the leading ‘organ ‘door, neighbor,; . —e
of Southern development, he told) — are more concerued about

something which is appropri-| what

 

‘\not is to be

will bave for dioner!7

ae og

& de 3 Bt Be pe Bo ee

by what we
net love, pot by what we know.
sou pret The man who hasa kind word
of 20° everybedy will not need a
bhna and|Cr@8* band todraw mourners to
North Csro:|*¥* LL
would pot|. Ltissaid that Harriet Beecher
they could |Stowe has grown to perfectly ab-
they feared |5or #ny all reference to her
t be protected| ell known buok, “Uncle Tom's
ase Cabin.” She cannot endure any
giad that the| Meotion of it bowever slight it

may be, and ber family and friends
are very l to avoid any al-
lusions to it. It hes taken the old
lady a long time to find out her
mistake in writing it-

 

MEAT AND DEINE.

 

  

Westchester Willie—Wot did yer get,
Tommy?
Tuckahoe Tommy—O! I got a bite
from the dog. What did you get?
Westchester Willie—I got s horn from
the bull —Truth.

iL G. JONES,
ARCHITECT AND. BUILDER,
Greenville, N.C.
| Contracts taken for

 

 

modern

\Oid house® changed to any plan
desired. Plan and specitications
carefally made at short notice. All
work guranteed first cluss in
évery respect. Prices made very

low.
SEE HERE!

You can buy a

BICYCLE OF COLUMBIA MAKE

et almost any price.

 

at $100 .
‘1 & 2 Hartford at $80 each
The Me} rn ah $80

  
    
 

 

     

  

to this case T or three than where pend eters
| ne anid. be spent some ity. ae site — :
" ? Gut +, ene 3 a : ; a : s it
im) Ie w pot what we do but what

  
 
  
    

style brick and wooden buildings. F

The Superb Columbia in 4 les
Su Sera styles|

5. | AMES A. SMITH,

 

    
 

    

ATTHE

OLD BRICK STORE.

ARMERS AND MEKUHANTS BUY ©
ing their year’s supplies will tind

their interest to get our prices before pu. —

chasingelsewhure Onr stock iscomp

n allits branches, ;

PORK SIDES&SHOMLDERS.

FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAK.
RICK, TEA, &c.

alwuys at LOowgstT MAREET PRICES...

TOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARS

we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena
bling youto buy at one profit. A cum

~ FURNITURE

always onband end sold at
the times. Qur gocds areall bought and
solid for CASH therefore, baving no ris*
to 1un,we sel] at a close muargio.

Respectfally,
8. M. SCHULTz,
freenvilie Na

Professional Cards.

D* Aiigecy

J. H. BLOUNT. J. L. ¥LEMING
Boouest & FLEMING

TTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
sey Practice in all the Courts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

D. L. JAMES,
DENTIST,
GREENVILLE, N. C.

 

G.EENVILLE, NM. C.

 

‘. C. LATHAM HARRY SK iNNE

ATKRAM & SEINNER,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
GREENVILLE. N. C.

 

THOS. J. JARVIS
pABVIs & BLOW,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
GRERN VILLE, N.C.
6 Practice iz. sll the Conrt«.

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ALEK. L. 3.6

John E. Woodard, F.C. Harding,
_ Wilson, N.C. Greenville, N.C
OODAKD & HARDING.
ATTUORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Greenville, N.C.

 

 

 

5 atte ntion n to collectivns
and settlement of claims,

 

 

TONSORIAL ARTIST.
GREENVILLE, N. OC.

 

 
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} LOCAL DIRECTORY. a STRUGGLE’ with A4tO iN. :
“eee CTT EEC) Account of an Engtish Surgeon's

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Saperior Gout Clerk, E,A-“M6ye.

sheriff; BR. W. King. ‘
Re gister of Deeds, W. M. King.
Mrpasorer, J+, Lite.
Coronér, Dr. “C. ~O’H= “Laughing-

ouze.

Surveyor.

Commissionerre—C. Dawsen, chm’n.
Leonidas Fieming, T. F. Keel, Jesse L.

Smith and 3. i. Jones. .
Sup’t. Health, Drow. B. Bagwell. |
Sup’t. County Homie, J. W. Smith."
Beard EJucation—J. R. Conglelon,

* ehm’a, F, Ward aud_R, CyCahoon.

Sup’r. Pub. Ins.; W: H. Ragsdate.
| TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, J. L. Fleming.

Gierk, G. E. Harris,
. Treaésorer, J. 8. Smith.

Police—W. B. James, chief, T. R.
Moore, asst; J... Daniel, night.

‘Countiimen—J. $. Smith, “Bs -C.
Peirce, L. H. Pender, W. J. cowell,-T.
A. Wilks, Dewpsy Ruffin.

CHURCHES.

Baptist, Servives every Sunday (+x
cept fourth)» oping and niztt. Prayer
meeting ‘Phrutsday night. Re-. C. M.
Billings, pastor. Sunday >chvol a: 9:3"
A.M. U. Le Rountree, Sup’s.

Catholic..No regular sefyices.

Episcopal. Services every fotrth Sun-
day morning and nizht Rev. A.
Greaves, Rector. Sunday Schdol at 9u
A. M. W. B. Brown, dup ¢. . “3

Methodist. Services every Sunday
morniug and sight. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night, Rey G. F. +: Sorith,
astor: Sutday Scho! at 9:50 4. MAA
. Ellington, Supt.

Presbyterian. Services.every thitd
Sanday. morning an -niy bt. Prayer
meeting !wesday night ev. R. W.
Hines, pastor. Sunday School at 9:30
A. M. B. D; vans, Sup’t.

 

LODGES.

Covenant Lodge No: 17. I: O. OJ *
meets every Tuesday night. Dr.
Bagwell, N. G. |

Greenville No.28t A. F.
M., meets frat and third Monday
w. M. Kiug, Ww. M.

" F.,
W.H
& A.
nights

 

   

    
 

 

REFLECTOR OFFICE §

} IR AOUMZANT—  *~

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‘lsprang upon the doctor with a ter-—

‘lwalue here that they haye in Eng-

           
    
  
 
     

   

The British Central: Afetea Ga-
zette gives particulars of the death

of Dr.. McKay,,surgeon,on board her

killed by a lion October 20
pears that the docter was left bythe

 
   

village near the southwest ¢
Nyassa. Two days later he stare
with three boys to. shoot ‘éléphar
After walking for. some bours the

came to apool of water, aud; seeing
@ lion and lioness a few yards dis-
tant, Dr. McKay fired twice atthe
lion.

of Dr. McKay's native attendants.
ran away, but the doctor and the

Zanzibari boy, Musa, went in search

the jbeast. crouching down fifteen

vards away; McKay fired at the.
on’s head. At that instant the lion |
rific roar, and a deadly struggle

took place. -Dr.. McKay lost hold of

his rifle in endeavoring to keep the.
lion off bis throat. ._The beast seized

bis left arm .in its jaws and clawed

his right. Thedoctor kicked at the
lion, which threw him down and be-

fran to tear his flesh. He 'then-called

to Musa: “Musa, my arm is broken;

my leg is broken; bring the rifle.”

Musa took it, and McKay, unable to

hold it up, made Musa sit down and,

resting the rifle en his shoulder, shot

the lion dead. A rough stretcher
was made and Dr, McKay was car-

ried intocamp. He suffered much,

an¢ died on the 26th.

The Dog in Law.

Dogs have not the same ‘property

 

 

land, and this is so notwithstanding
the fact that dogs are property here
and they are not property in,Eng-
land: This seeming, L
be explained from the fact that, ac-
cording to the old

dogs had been property then, to
steala dog would have been a fel-
ony, punishable by death. It was
not considered «right that aman
should diefor @ 46g, and" thtrefore

be property. There are fdolish dog

      

 
 

  
 

 

Gpetesessewe I seq |laws in nearly every city and town )siit
eile in the United States baséd on they gh.
NF oy A $I! presumption that dogs are not prop-|H®
. or eu OUT | erty, but such laws would not stand! gil
= E ee ry a ae Se me =O linv st Ad in and jehe i bas bi: ohn ne
; _spnp vaum-— —- Bholthe biaher onente, A dog caicher
bases CET Or hea) b| who.seizes dogs and puts them to]
t JOB Ft Pp R INTING b is acting without warrant of ‘
TO FHE— ee &

“Death in Affica “oss och

majesty’s ship Pioneer, who. was |.
. Tt ap-}

Pioneer for a few days’ shootibg at a}
n f

He wounded it and both ani- |.
mals made .off. for the jungle... Two!

of the wounded lion. They espied|

paradox may)

dogs were held by the-court ndv“to’ a

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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Two drains upon a single fount,
Two streams that flow as one.

FOOLING THE HANGING COMMITTEE,

 

 
  
    
   
  
    
 
     
     

 

Engtish laws, fel- AM
ony was punishable by death. If} Wi

 

 

Nia. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m.
1!) Halifax at 11:00 a. m., Weidon 11.20 am
tally exeept Snudav. Sas

P | trains on Scotl
= Tr: 4 lenve:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lia
Ar Wilmington)
aatince th od

 

 

 
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Train on =cotiand Neck Braven Rui

ileaves Weldon 8.40 p. m., Hatifax 4.0
ANP. ™m-, arrives Seot

Jand Neck at 4-55 BP
w., Greenville 6,87. p. m., Kinste
p.m. Returning, teaves Kinston 7.20

7.90 Brash Sears
ony Ry P=; SEP EVOL + Ot
: be ey returning

Trains on W ashnigton
Washington

8.4f p- : bee horo 9.50;

|, leaves Tarboro 4.50 p. m.. Parmete 6.10
p. m,, arrives Washingtou 7.35 p. m.

Daily exeept Sunday. Connects with
nd Neck Branch.

     

: u leaver Tarboro, N ©, yia Albe-
day, at 5 00.p. m., Sunday 300 P.M;

atrive Plymouth 9.20 P. M., 5.20 p. im.
Returning leaves Plymouth duily exe -p*
Sundey, 6.30 a. m., Sunday 9.30 a n..

__ jarrive’Tarboro 10.26 a. m and H. 5.
a “4 Sage ae = oe backs = a

 

General Sup
Gen’t Menager.

 

IJ. k. KENT Y, :
EMERSON, Tra ¢ Manager. |

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TRAINS | (
Mar. 25, sg 1B
': | Ly Florer.ce 8
**| Ly Fayetteville] 10
‘| Ly Selma 12
Ar Wtiscn Le :
sei
PRA ab it
ly Wilmington} 9 20
Ly: Magudifa. | 10 56)... 1, 23
Ly Gofdshoro | 12-05) } 9 40
ar Wilson 1 00 10 27
ze} i@s
© oped o om
Za ee AS a
ae) rales
Lv Wilson 1 80 Bs “pig
—— | ar Rocky Mt | 2 33 12.07] 11 15
ar Tarboro . 248)
Lv Tarboro f=.
Lv Rocky Mt 2 33 12 0”
‘| Ar Weldon _ 3 48 112 50

7.80.
Arriving -

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F. DEVIN KS:,
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

is the and cheapest -
yourself and be concinced.

BABY CARRIAGES UR kt
. , "7
Curtains.

Goods sold om their merits and

J.B. CHERRY & Co.

 

The Place to Sell your

TOBACCO!

The price of oil has jam a
and the oil trust is making 4
speck.

White, tan and. biack shoes
and slippers in variety at
Lang's.

Biverside Nurseries =
ten thousand cabbage .
vo-day-

Grvex awar—A_ pair of roller
skatee with every boy's suit at

Lane's.
Lang's white goods, is-
ses and bamburgs are prettier

than ever.

Look out for R. L. Smith &
Co's car load of fine Kentucky
drive borses this week.

The 7ridune came out en

to six es today. “Tops” is
making t bustle.

The catch of shad has been

large for a few days and they
have sold as low as 25 cents &

pair.

 

  

 

 

 

is visiting Mrs. E- M. Williame.

Mra. D. L. James and Miss
Jennie James went to Grindool
to-day.

Mr. J. 0. Caddell, representa-
tive of the Biblical Reorder, is
ju town.

Mrs. Elem, of Wilson, who was
visiting Mre C- T. Manford, re-
turned home to-day-

Misses Uornelia Jones and Lela

iting Mrs. Charlies Covb, in Skin
nerville,

Mr. 8. A. Congleton, who clerk-
ed for Mr. Wiley Brown while the
latter was in business, has re-
turned to his home in Carolipa
township.

 

Rev. C. M. Billings ings prepebed A;
id serman night on the
ility of Godto do asaaatsy

more for us than we are able to
ask or think. Rev. W. B. Oliver,
of Wilmington isexpected to ar-
rive in time to preach to-night-

What must I do to be sayed?
God’s answer: Believe on the
Lord Jesas Christ and thou sbalt
be savyed.—Acts 16: 31.

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E SALLET. - re Ae tae A OLS
i  — mIroe — ne a Poa | ¥ i
A Fow Fresh Sprigs Piucked by Be- The Season is Over but People Con- umans
Attend chureh tonight | Mr. W. M. Lang, of Farmville, ‘Youmans
pede nr dance in Germania |* here to-day. . | 5
The weather is showing its fick Richmond to-day- J O |
leness to pe Mrs, Robt. Carr, of Greene!
Three slate pe for one|county, was here to—day. and
gg ee “2 Store. Mr. T. F. Wht . of Parmele,
Don't torge’ band your| spent Monday ere- ;
su ion to the carrier nun la
7 Miss Lacy Tyson, of Farmville,
seems decidedly back-| is visiting friends in town. D Pp
ward in settling down to bus]! wies Li anit Beater
pee | Hugh Sheppard are both sick. Dunlap
Seed Meal at the :
Old ee Mrs. W. M. Lang; of Farmville,

HATS,
Easter Styles.
Easter Styles.
(0 |
New Line |
New Line
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Neckwear
For Easter. —

 

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Next Door to Bank.