—- . | RAL REAL J ene? at ivan Bi Mears 3 Te tik saz A ek 7 - = : ee See 3 . si dai tt rm cr Tr: rerey —— nas Ferri TT Ta Va. 1... : : @REENVILEE; 'N. C., MAY 18, 1896.) Showers to-day and to-night, |The result of this-was | Kinsaul: 35): bak (He Sunday fair. ~~ | Harrie 1, Sark’ Bryant: *: Tey ! aT ——— — . Aba nsteiaw NVA es apessinth to} iSUIT . tte tp ein AS ayorto decide the question, | - 4 : THE TOWN. COUNCIL. | when Councilman Smith suggest- - HAT The Other Officers Elected—A New Office . Treasurer's Bond we het - A> +t cl ett teens sie The Town’ Councils-met in the Mayor's Hall Briday night for the purpose of electing the otker of ficers connedtéed with the admia-; istratidn of manicipal ‘affairs, fix- ing salaries, etc. Tuere were.pres- ent- Mayor... Forbes, Councilmen Smith,.Godwin, Ruffio,: Jenkias and Wilks... =. F 7 sped While the.clerk was reading the. roinutes @,\beavy lumbering was heard en she atairway that. drown-, ed his. voice. . This proved to be the Chief of Police with a dryuk- en man whom. he. placed io the cell adjoining the ball. The, man wag so boisterous that he stopped procecdings aud the Mayor or- dered him removed to a farther | coll, When quiet was restored the clerk went ou with bis reading. After the minutes Were approv ed Coufdilman Wilks began some) yemarks abuat . Councilman-elect Brown not coming'to quatify with: iu the time ‘prescribed ‘by law, when Councilman Godwit” inter~ rupted bim by stating there. ‘had been office’ stealing’ enough and hé was°in favor’ of Conneitwian Brown being allowéd to qualify! wheneve? he should preeéent- him- self. This statement-was coneur :ed in by the other members and the matter dropped- Eons ‘A. Li Blow submitted @ poti- tion to the Council: asking: the udoption of an-ordinance prohrb- iting the buriak of dead bodies in xny part of the town except Cher 4 >y Hill Oometery and the lots —ly- | jing’ between. ‘said, Cemeter Pitt street, which was lai to be considered when. the enact, tnent of ordinances Comes UP, “Teeysurer-elect. .Godwin pre- rented his official bond fe with W H Harrington, Ola Forbes E. A. Moye and- Samuel Cherry as sureties, which wise atcepted. | BLECTION OF OFFICERS. Mayor . Forbes nominatious for .Tax erder-:: * i] Counci Marshal -Kinsaul. taken Tresatting-m E.. Barris}, ..T, A. 4 Moliector in stitme as before. only five Counciimen’«were ‘pres- &. and over nd. for $5,000" then ealexei Iman Godwin nominated &—bailot was @in -Kinsaak3, G. Wilks 1, and Kinsaul elect. od that the Muyer had no decid- ing vote except in -case- and another ballot was taken . re- Councilman Raffin moved to lay the matter over until next meet- ing bat received no second. ~ =: Councilman. Wilks again ap- pealed to the Mayor for his ‘deei-— sion, saying t sult any records or any dictionary | he would see that three votes was!: a. jority of: five, whereupon Councilman Smith noticing that ent withdrew: his: objection an the Mayor declarel Kinsaul duly elected: is # a oe é . 7 _Nowinations were then - declar ed m order for Night Watchman. Couneitman © Wilks* pominated Elisha \Villiams. Courcilman den- Kins said “*E nominate the man down * here ‘at Mr Harrington's stables, can’t: think of: his. name now.’ °Some'one suggested that it was'J. iWe: Murphy.) » A. babiot was taken resulting 1n. Murphy. 3, Williams 2, -— was de- élared elasted......4 -.-* a For Lamp Lighter applications were fend” from’ Peter Phammer and Sam Maye ‘and* Oouncilman Smith pominaved Moses Williams Ballot; Mayo 3, Wiltiams 2, Mayo was: declared :e é : | - For ‘Prash Hauler. :Coaticilman ‘Ruffin nowinated James Edmunds and Councilman Wilks nominated ecce= Moye. ~ The : latter ..was} 2 * “ie : $ * 4 t % : , COUNCILMAN At this poin made somé remark ject and moved that one. man be appointed v tend the wor The motion Councilmen yeas and nays ‘WILKS BERTH. - kof the town,’ etc. was carried when Smith asked that the be fécorded un this vote. Fhese ‘were,’ ‘yeas God- win: Wilks, Jonkins; pays-Smith, Rofio. , 7 Nominations’ -for ‘this © tion wore declared*1n ofder-° Council man J enkins nominated Couneil- man Wilks.«' Ballot, Wilks .3, Jobu: Gollins’ 1, Saw: Mayo i: Wilks “declared elected... - ess O°" SREABYES OF OFFICERS.’ “The.salary of the Mayor -was placed at $250, the same..as be- { oa ¥ . the Mayor declared, Councilman ; an ; Smith. - objection that three votes jority of the Coane 4 iba aised, he | a.was notisalary OF Vier il, wheo Cobncilman Ra od a tie}: é ‘ i2 igs . 4 - ° ce m ? ae ee ~ . 3 “5 . F ‘Ss . % oa 3 ge “i gy aes 3 ~ on” * 3 - “ Eai,2 a * + # ++ * r3 t * é % 3 ‘ £5 5 . stg: $4 t Codneilman Wilks| rks,on the sub-| t » salary to superin<| hat if he-would con-|! | -Ssaeape RIGHT KIND ATE | PRANK WILSON" , dst - NECKWEAR, od THE KING CLOTHIER.” paid; month-b would continue to. serve at that prige. ? Conacilmen., . ‘J plied: “theold lighter now,” gnd-the. motion to make the |salary $15 was earied. | Cainéiinisn Jenkins maved that ary of Clerk be made $10. fin moved to’ oake Fea 4 The salarue “Assistant $35. per month Watchman $20 _ Councilman make ‘sulary of Lamp Lighter per moath-, asked: what had. been,, -and when .teld pay new 0 matter was, meeting. pure tron. oPhe: meetin subjett to the’call: of -the ;Mayor 00: | forthe consideration of town... @inandese ie: ia EP . , $75, which motion: was carried. (It was $50 last year.) ri The salary was wade.$1.50 per day- p. ‘the Town Superinten ‘Councilma . CGounei Th structed to loan out no if longing to!the town: :. olice were each made Councilman e said. the ,old . li¢hter | Prime ned for future considera: Below. are, ; and peanuts Phased pa , as fn fished by Cobb Bros. & Co.,: Couumission; Mers/ chants of Norfolk: |; 7 sone: ge f.cotton : ¥ * of tne Obef and . COTTON. | Good Middling ~ on Middlivg .- Low Middling Gord Ordinary ‘ Tone—tirm, and the Night - e116: J énkin BE eet | s moved, to $15 Smith. formerly 12.50 per. PEANUTS. _ ; Common 4 Extra Prime Fancy - . Spanish Bierman gzs--10 cts. FIM. . B, E. Peas—best, be 2.50 enkins re— & E57 2° ae to 2.7% pel ize 180'to B78. =. ‘ we pate Ey cs ; « Black and Clay; PENX, poe eS Ee 5 3 eri Jenkins meved to| Greehyillé M arket. oe of Trash - Hanler ee 3 : : dent,(the fice created) $20.per month, | Corrected by ‘S.-M: eohulti, “i and after some discussion. this,| Ol4 Brick store. © utee ome ba :on peng Council- Batter eat a : 6.60 to 15 sat ve ; ; Western Sides .. ; ~ § oO unis Crodaeits; laid oan to) SOPOT tage Cae oda into | Iman Smith moved to al; Crores teat’ ns PE dosed jtow each: of the Policemen $25. t0.} Gabbage “oot eee ling hase uniforms.:. Carried... ~ Flas Family... |, -800-t0,34 e Ghief of . Police was in- Lara - ates to ft he Oats CER eae Ae ra Potatoes Irish, per os | Potatoes Sweet,per bu’ + . tk saree £ = «Mayor Forbes made. sqme.. 8a: | Sug Loe 3 fest SO reations relative Lo. the.. publiea} Coffee. _. .. aha welt he the Treasurer and the matter was | Gocsper Ron % Pesse,per bu Vein Sedu yon. F then adjourn Hullg, perton , , |. e ‘Seed Mae? ee v i *; * ce ra why & 2 Cotton OF+ Hides: - ‘Minks oo a ee ee ee ie gen Nenana Dee mT Mg oe ge NG rn Mae ince Re a es oe Rea ee ee ee ee Oe Mine er PS a ks ie Arie cmt ee Ee ee ee ae Ae ee ee Nar eer ae gee ig ae hing utibapss... The c00- =e ny ii taken. for a a saeGhark of the Board of Coane i the decision uf the Su-| Sxc. 5 That the clerk of the|by law for similar, eérzion _per—. , Court of the several " . or Court in the csse of Saeotien in the State ball, on thelthe ¥ Meares for the judgeship of Movdsy in Jane, A. D- 1895,|\ers: : Jeth Habthate. Nrdeth ¢ era Criminal Court in| sod annnally thereafter, appoint |clerk-shall render aa i Carolina. It held that @ an Sgamiser whose duny 5 shall count, abdes.cath; for,. . os . ; ae before the creation ofthat sae , , : veg tales oat © general. cqai ee of Manu- Sand that the facts chowed{iaw "There ahcil be a pablic’ ox. stripts Sent to Publishers, Sthat thie was dotsé fn this “case. EST De Meares remains Judge. 895, and annually thereafte: 3 —_———e Sica oa —_ F Amend the General Schoo’ are examiue it” ar marten Canaiion. ont oe oi idaabes issued qr _ Below we publish the senoot| dats pa: ee very i s w which is ve for ps ne - wcities: ney, examine applicants es fe from the law Sree pean acbers’ certificates at any other | pablished. S| eaghaed sesiegtep at so exam— _ - Committees will see that the ined the apolicant shall pay = j the examiner, in’ advaace, a fee 0 q elause i in reference to employ one dollar and fifcy ce-'a for such who are related tehsyamfuatiow: “them is notin thé certified copy| Szo. 6 Tht section 2555 be ehodi| * nded sae. sir ol they cin _empis;” = “Co. oty “‘devstintondent a please. The County Com of Pablic Instruction,” wherever |¢i _ missiocers will appoint alt the}they appest in said section, and’ de ast. ~ Dur io- sommittees for the various dis-|i+#ert im Hea thefeof the word Pp vestigation process I . OF- tficts om the first Monday in} Ohsirmaa of the Hoard of Cuan ray pie nn ates +s! ve : y ky Comwtistiovers:” Acute Seaburn. is-a Great: Anneyance,sued by. six difereat houses, and ig June. Sec 7 ~ reer ena ve of the Frigid Zone leacned: that. the entire. number 7, Asneank! North| SDA 2489 ate hereby repea bear printed. of these fifteen novels, was F wtenabege do enue y of Rae ~ section 2570 be! the Arctic regions sounds incredibie| 41,000 copies, or. about > ate copies | en 7 = om od Skee o the! ty those who hate.never ‘bem: theta, }of each. And in this fifteen. 9, 7 ‘of the we law be oon 2545 ma s “Coa wt in Mae ome, i Oidak relates the suparienée copies: were printed of. one, apvely—. repealed. “the Ulert of “ths — 2 That the office of Coun Oe ee ne ied Education is hereby That sdction 2572 bs to take effect the iene be = 3: es ~p oat the ah Se af Public geet ora ais: denice , ; spaniel frigid. zone. The heat of ordinary| the novel’selling at $1; the. author : wa -of Ed olt ce sid’ : and exercise la him to throw back | would receive less than $100 for his shat devas apo upod ddd be dis-|j wm lien thereof the wor te en Bone.ot Sag annt, aad br ae Larmor. vena rys/ mee heap ampaaretiy ‘obarged by of Couaty|“Obsirman of the Board of Coms-| 1.) bcomes of oaly bis.cs — | weer his hair thin on the of bie} all told, ss @ return for a novel, and of sépe-|smouded by stcihing ont thw wordt head — bie entire pm is atected| metimes vony weet tenn cham that. of County Comwisaioners | fic ” gud imecrt in licu | *U08t © severely as a buck=t of| — Phttadetphts mes meer ll to mest om the thereof mae Sicectahen”. a scalding water bad been poured upon y e o6| Sec i ‘section 2573 , eo R y im Jenaary and July of each) isud simply frantically in love wi e. ¥ Sup’t. County Home, J. W. Smith. | ag Montijo. Coelebs in search of a _ RICE, TEA, & ee ard an ee Fane na wife was nothing toit. Thedowager| ™™*¥* at LowEsT MAREET PRICES. you have duchess of Baden, Stephanie de my | q a Sup’t. Pub, Ins., W. H. Ragsdale. | Beauharnais; the duke of Leuchten- TOBACEO SNUFF & CIBAS nna . berg. another relative on his mother’s bas OT Ee eee at ee an Pes oe side, and Don Francis 4’ Assisi, the olece steak of y alias iia our Printin g done TOWN OFFICERS. husband of Isabella of Spain, were 1.85 TT y ee Mayor, J. L. Fleming. successively but fruitlessly appealed F U R N iTU RE Clerk, G. E. Harris. to by him to provide him with a| always onband and soldat prices tosuit spouse. Finally, just a month be-|the times. Qur goods areall bought ahd! . Treasurer, J. S. Smith. fore the public announcement of the sold for CASH. erefore, havihg no risk at the Poltce—W. B. James, chief, T. R.| emperor’ betrothal to Mile. Eugenie $0 Tan we elie margiD. Moore, aset; J. i. Diniel, night. de Montijo, he applied to Prince Ss. ke. SCHULT~, Gouncilmen—J. 8. Smith, B. C.| Hohenlohe for the hand of Princess Greenville. N.C Pearce, L. H. Pender, W. J. Cowell, T. , A. Wilks, Dempsy Ruffin. Adelaide and a week later the queen et le REFLECTOR and Prince Albert were still discuss- Professional Cards. - —_— ing a letter from Prince Hohenlohe CHURCHES. on the subject. | F. TYSON, Baptist. Services every Sunday (ex- The new ernperor’s offer was kept B. | a cept second) morning and nig .t. Prayer @ profound secret at the time at the} Attorney and Counselor at-Law J OB e OFFICE. meeting Thursday ph ght. Rev: C. M.| urgent request of Prince Hohenlohe Greenville, Pitt County, N.C. : rer at ne og arias at 9:39| himself, who feared that the pros-| Practices in all the Courts es a 5. . * wbecd ites : pect of being empress of the French +t hb mp ile iar parr ete te : olic. o regular services- might prove too dazzling for his akes a special of frau vyorcee,dam- ° ° ' Episcopal. Services every fourth Sun- : ages, actions to recover land, and co.- It will be done Tl ht diy morning and right. Rev. A. daughter, while he, her. father, was lections. 5 ? Greaves, Kector. Sunid.y school at 9:30/19 DO way fascinated by it. From| prompt and careful attention given : A. M. W. B. Brown, Bupt. — his point of view the proposed union |all business. Methodist. Services every Sunday | 785 not desirable; he bad misgiv- cee loan on approved security. morning. and Light. Prayer meeting | ings about the settlement, and ob- y° Wednesday night.. Rey. G. F. Smith, | jected, moreover, on the ground of | , pastor, Sunday School at 9:50 4. M. A-| religion and morals. . Thequeen her-|2-=- BLOUN™- j. L. FLEMING It will be done in style 3, Kington, Supt, ; : OUNT & FLEMING | : ; self did not oppose the alliance, . Presbyterian. Services every Ist an | although with a kind of prophetic Be ATIORNEYH-AT-LAWs 3rd Sunday morning and ni, ht. Prayet GKEEN VILLE, N. C- meeting Tuesday night. ev.- Archie instincs she alluded feelingly to the s@s~ Practice in all the Courts. 1 ] MeLauchlin, paces Sunday schvol at fate of Marie Antoinette and her and it always sults. 9:30 A. M.,6. D. Evans, Sup’t. successors on the throne of France.|L. C. LATHAM. HARRY SKINNER. Prince Albert tried hard not to let} § ATKAM & SKINNER, his personal dislike of Louis Napo- 0 LODGES. ¥ leon influence his counsel—a dislike, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, These points are oils avers tocee No. LT I. o a | by the by, he shared with nearly all GREE-VILLE. N. C- Bagwell. N. G. my night. bee the Cobur.s. _ ‘|THOS J. JARVIS. ALEX: L. BLOW. | Grecnville Lodge No. 281A. F. & A, The “Little Johnny” Mine. jAbvis & BLOW, . _ ° es M., weets first and third Monday night en - ATTORN EY S-AT-LAW well worth weighing w. M. King, W. M. The gold mine said to have the . ns ? : largest outputof any in the world. GREENVILLE, N.C, - is the ‘‘Little Johnny,” of Leadville, ' 6# Practice in all the Courts. . , seonaetts Col., owned by John F. Campion. | john E. W ‘ard. F. co. Hardi — E : : : He went to Leadville and took up Wilsen, N. C. Greenville. N. c in any sort NEATNESS-?-QUIGKNESS }| the ‘Little Johnny” after four other | OODAXD & HARDING, miners had abandoned it because ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, O they could not find atraceofcarbon-| | Greenville, N. | —SEND YOUR— ates. When he was a poor pros- Special attention given to collections of work, but i ki pector, two years ago, he. became and settlement of claims. Bf OB ~= PRINTING Hiacquainted with a school-teacher, __ To THB-— )| Miss Nellie May Daly. He could not | _ imarry her because he was too poor, | 5, = es Rerector Orrick §iO, THe, ere ee beta: jh Ss omsontananrrer. | | “above all things in —iF YOU WANT— . : P| year, which he now has, that obsta- pao cna ng. ie ie aoe Semoreet SE Shy ere Emenee coliched. married in Denver 4 few days since.|) . -oorar cy : , og | te biss ordered the constraction of |LJERBEST SO Ninue pamrmn. og Bee gag Ria residence there to cost $100,000. leg-~yader Opera House. . | Your J ob Printing. Rid * ho -. Se a Sree r = Fe, LEAVINGS. Lapirs come to see LANG for your commencement outfiis- If this weather is to continue YOUR —- ATTENTION | IS CALLED 10 THE ELEGANT a _LINE OF — DRESS CHODS, SAS, LACS, Ribbons. Gloves, Mitts, &c., carried by =. B GHERRY & GD back up and lay in a supply of) coal for the summer. The south boundtrain yester day dropped a passenger coach | } *s the trip to the uovyeiling. ‘ i | -—this season. Our Stock of— 50,000 N. C. Fresh Corned Her- . _ ‘Tings just received. J. J. CHERRY. | 3g = H C) E S Paris Green at 30 cents a pound) —_ . ° a » at A. Forbes’. Tobaceo Flues are now ready for delivery by S. E. Pender & Co. Prices have been greatly re- duced. Same pricetoall Terms) cash. S' E- Pender & Uo., oppo- | * site Wooten’s Drag Store. Ladies & Childrens New Mountain Batter 20 cts | ‘SLIPPERS! | Cream Cheese aod Carr's Butter is the largest and cheapest ever of- : Pa Jered in this town, come and see for| the Old Brick Store. » yourself and be convinced. Both these congregations will wor- > BABY GARRIAGES, FURNITURE, toe res i ; ee at night because ofthe meeting) Mattinys, Window Shades and Lace ;,, progress in the .atcer church. —AND— Only the morning service will be held in the Baptist and Pres- byterian echurches to-morrow. a C ™ Spring aod Summer Ciotbing| br Goods sold on their merits and Less than Cost at LANG'S. “ prices made accordingly. a B CHERRY X& Co. Of the International Sunday | _ . School Convention for Pitt couuty, to be beld in the Baptist) church at Ayden, June 8th and 9th. ae ANNED GOODS! : Peaches, Pears, _ Apricots, Tomatoes, Corn, just received aud extra fresb. SATURDAY, JUNB 8TH. Devotional exercises. Address of Welcome, Rev. P.. S. Swain. Song. | Two minotes talk from each Superintendent on the condition) Evaporated Fruits. of bis school. BOB NOTE 8 SPORTING CLUB The Iafinence of the Sunday | the crack Cigars in town. ‘School, Rev. J. KR. Tingle. | Song | Is Field Felly amily Groceries. D. . : the oecu pied, | Prof. L. T. Rightsell. S. t — Also a nice assortmeut of — | Bong. '* Election of delegates to the) 'State Convention. SMITH. | Election of officers for the en-) _ suing year. H. G. JONES. ARCHITECT AND BUILDER SUNDAY, JUNE OTH. Greenville, N.C. Devotional exercises. _ Value of a Sunday School to a y community, Rev. R D-. Carroll. | Bong. How to reach and hold young men, Prof. W. H. Ragsdale. Song- How may homes bh Ip the Sun- day School, Maj. H. Harding. ae Contracts taken for modern tyle brick and wooden buildings Just This Many Faces Were Caught. ‘morning for Raleigh. here for the use ofthe Rifles ou spent last night here and left this ‘morning. morning for Scotland Neck ‘boro, spent last night here eigh, who has been visiting WITH OUR KODAK. Mrs. 8S. T. Hooker is quite sick.) Mr. H. H. Wilson, of Kinstog, Ex-Gov. ‘I. J. Jarvis le Mr. G. J. Cherry, of Parmele, Mr. J. E. Lovegrove left this to r- d returned home to-day. Mrs. R. W. King and hittle move his family here. Mr. H.A Gilliam, Jr., of daugiter left this worning for a| # visit to Goldsboro. Messrs. J- L- Moore, J. B. Jar- vis, Johu E Williams aud H. M. Souggs, left this morning for Ral- eigh. Dr. H. A- Joyner returned home Friday evening, from the meeting of the Dental Association at Sal- isbury- l NY Mrs. J. L. Timberlake, of left for parents pear Falkland, home to-day. Messrs. W. L. Brown and S. Hooker returned Friday evenin from the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Greens- boro. Rev. G. F. Smith went to Wask- ipgton to-day to conduct faneral services over Mrs. Vines, wh died there yesterday. He will will return to-morrow moruing. Services To-morow. Presybterian cburch.— Surday School at 9:30 A. M. Preaching at i111 A-M. by Rev. Archie Mce- Lauchlin. Methodist ehurch.—Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M. ands P. M., by Rev. R. J. Moorman. Episcopal church.—Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. Baptiet church._Sunday School at9:30 A- M. Preaching at ll A. M. by Rev. C. M. Billings. Shoes, Slippers and Gents Fur- nishing Goodsa—at redaced rates aS LANG'S. The remains of Miss Anno Eliza Bernard were interred in the Baptist church yard this morning at 11 o'clock, services being conducted at the ve Rey. ©. M. Billings. The bearers were Messrs. E. A- Moye, O. D. Rountree, W. M. King, . at is compelled The C to smile at the rare bar- gains you can obtain by dealing with me. I mean business ladies nd gentlemen, all. My business is to sell Dry oods, Notions, Shoes Jlothes in express train style ;, yours is to buy them, if you're’ wise. I'd like to have the contract to dress you right—best clothes, the best hats, best dress goods, best furnishings —you won't have to. buy often. Everything offered at prices that will bring you to me if you have money saving at heart. fT. MUNFORD. c bousee changed to any plan| Song. desi ancaghont comes. Ali Benediction. -rarefally e ort notice. Ali) Each question will be opened work guaranteed firstcluss infor general discussion after the every respect Prices made very — it is assigoed has is it H. ale, Charles Skinner and J. 5. Smith. Next Door to bank.