) GREENVILLE... N: C3 "SBPTEMBER 28, “1895: | Sy Se sf LOCAL NOTES: AND. TOBAGO: Le sd SOMTENGS ore 1 BY oO. L. JOYNER? = $434 + ; f 4 rsiaxt] i There i is a movement on foot to 4 raise a fund | “for, the” “purpose” Of Jadvettisiig the: tobacco salepaattn a ? oh ene Norti Carolina.ia’ gener) "There. is’ doubtless! no, ‘tobe. a ES — / thad less advertising frour outerde) . Poteet olen: RA? J gourdes thanGreenville, Those di} a, Sake: ienprectly engaged ‘in’ the ‘tobacer),, | poate = fo = : i-ac} Dueiness here. with the exception, bs ol ah HC O0 ae +i Pe Qe jm rs as k was: ‘Gearon upon them at all, They “argued tha: |, : 3@ meu heya ae cidg act ea ‘they & 1 yay the fiddler, ai a | duty to do so., \Have paid forthe fiddling and) “0M THT och4ss, baye enjoyed equally the —= masic. No argument is at all nec essary byw to convince a “way-far ‘ing mas, though a fool,” that the son , itobaeco tharket has beep amovean -:,- calla € of business that has fed. favishly every. branch uf--indastry» in | Greenville, hhepce_ we shalt” not: ‘diseuse that. matter. any further ‘now. "We wunt ‘to submit’ to the: tions, and let your own upbiased | — |judgment answer them: Fouryears | _ ago when . * Greeayills first’ buiit ..\|a-tobaceo .warehouse,.,. suppose the tobaccg men here had called | upon the: citizens for a thousand Oar hine’purbre ; R. Re “ithe markets i ev" =Ronld ai aye taken : ae fine makes | Pt aieg their breath-or would they have paid the amoubit’ '6%ér™ Ther: | the amount ‘the éitizens St Tarbd- ro spent in 4 dvertising | the tobac co interests.of _that place fo years oO Ayinky meester feted ville tobacco ravabasys Af ++ world’ suppose: the ito had gotten up's" “protein sale : i i a : at wdannedasteneen have made; an 5 {ailyance. Of 25-per cent. . yee i ¥ P59 Pee he , NEXT DOOR TO BANK. Ey ie - aa t=: r #* a ra ioe ‘ TO ‘Mevestise rate! Liataikieeh ; caf ‘Greenville fo * Mpattrcolary | and! ue 1Ce" page in the: State : ‘that. bas. i‘ /nor..was it au the . sligkiest their! eo..men, * Me I ra3 best ate Small profit. "FRANK nw: Good Olothing alvays-worth-n’ - fair price.. We sparé’-16 The King: Clothier piel Sys . $F Ss eal? | 429G@eT vineees “3° 3 $07 Speke 7 tad eon 743 » dasidire a ii + . igaeertes’ fen. 82 Boi hte 3 7? fae as $523 4 ito ° © eer? #: os iroihat at ie bs 3 45900 2 eT mat beak dias sata eae Coe eS Oe ‘pains:to oe Sat ‘the: o (eR. DERE S Peaj : ; . SSissee po od See) Bee rt ayy - riitanii oy Ee See RE ey inms for. their tobacco aS. an in; ducem cht t6 get them to brivg it to Greenville, would. they , have done it ?° » Welk that ix just. ‘what Rocky. Mouut did, and in ‘waking ap this amoantthe bauk of Rocky put. them’ down for just double the amdunt; isubseribed by-any . other add stifinins to already animated hopeful? In» lacing ‘Greenville | inthe place ghe,so proudty. octa— | piés, the leadinge strietly bright the Greenville “tobacco men. had g|asked the.eitizens to put, ten thour ‘gand dollars in prize houses for ayers and give ‘rent!’ ‘sufficiontly’|: ies to induce worthy. ‘dnd: respon |: dible“bu yers to. locate, here, wonld’| ™ [they | have done:it: tay years aga. * fooxouvpeD ON ‘votirs PAGE] e ‘s —= — ——— ah = = : ‘here. ‘three: years ago, | ‘and’ asked |": 50 it has 56. 0, the vasivess:men.ot the.town . ta | ever, since the market. first sprung) ‘sabscribe’ two thousaud’ doliars to (into existence, the tobaeco men-offer to the» tebaeco. ‘farmers of f _— eastérn North Carolira it premi- | \Mount authorized . the conrmittee |~ appainted to get np. the - fund, to | a people, of Greenville these. ques. sondern... Now’ wasn't" that~ ep- fee couragement that was bound to} tobacco Market of the wortd,widé, —.....; fanrei* éasternt “Gerolina,» suppose | i bs + * $2 =\the:, acconimodationy of tobacco, i Sodus saci i go a di: life and give pew hype. ta! ‘the | : fEW GooDs.’. PD + oPKE S es 7? Hen new: completes» Ww OH gat é ner # = 3 | Cn eae a e1d-wentwienr wonders iw “ Hel get 4 tae: ihe ee a you are wile-awake - at “+ i oot <) (yhedsé Pemembento. :- rit - Ree: png awhen: hes Wane 4 wht” ancien ei} fee amet Phere eels «goods. mk ; eerresaateSaneee aan : pricey. | ‘cheap: at “any: bape tire aibbetinnt ane | Clark 'is selling s@¢* «o-)) ‘mahyof. gear a ¥taRsT {1H 702 3 = eft “« Nice Hine of samples for Custom Work fa Men's: Ulnthing “Prices g/very.-cheap- 2 ge AS at . « ih 1G? H. H. -B.. OLARK. ©. a i eft Set pik ‘agi - 463%) Oe ee? CRN ane Ona mW ame | Onuemie ee - ede 4 DP. 3- . agree 5 cer Pvonth, Sous ir eran. ho is gener- ‘ubscription 2 ts orth. > w si i per all of a egies brevet candi- Entered as second _ *| also before he retarns to Ohio endeavor — — to make a deal whereby he can +ecure EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY) | the sup, ort of Boss Quay for McKinley. nn nn Mood ies boon supyeees woe, bet WASHINGTON LETTER. Shor ace very tricky individuals” and (From our Regular Correspondent.) W asuiwerton, D. C., Sept 27th. 895. Olmey very poserety possibilities ao of this vont! pont ont side of Washi ment outs: ng- the fr with which Demo- - ages have of late been of tree men afe giving white metal, but they have decided to lay aside every com-ideration that m-y interfere with a democrat'c vie ory ic iu the state. Next yearthey will com« forward again, The party today is ab- ithout a element to with it. making « strong Hicks’ Great Works. Rev. Iri R. Hicks, the celebrated storm ‘rophbet, of St. Louis, is now a house- sawe in n+ eve home in Gray befriended those Cubans, but all|/ America. His we ak dient ae pte: dicating much. It is argued that Ses-|cor/e.tly aud sccurately than any other ater Omg. wanld net bes become the| publication ura -y other system. The coansel a =H Rr pe yeinsony ot a large naniver of exreful personally 3) mpath w i. a: *beervers is that 9 re-ut of Hicks’ his relations with. Preside:t Clevelasd F ions are fuliiled to the letter. are such that he would hardly have en-| His sefies of annus! Aimavacs are now sympathy bad been with the ac-lof this country audin foreign tands. men andthe caure th-y repre-iTh- new Almanac for 1896 is the most he had ect knowe the inciit- the administr tion to lean the a meeting im favor Esina 10v p»g-s, en fine book pt talked up in Wash-|per, with covurs elegantly priute.. in shortly be held. |colurs. The maiter, soleutific, and instructry-a< well as the It is fine) found this wi but fea fine os some patent If proof were needed thar the Harrison boom is dead it is f irnished by the ire- quency with which of prow. iaence who come to Washingten give it akick. its laiest kicking was adminis- bin, of Mina., ts f & & premium to every ‘early w Bir ee tothe tteve 17) E. Hicks’ wel known and mae Ba pupular paper, Wervand Worxs. jour- nal is « peeriess educator of the mas~es, and is fast becoming « guar- in the home- of America. with the advanced of the age in acienée, 1 eligion and al sociai, commer- cial, intetiectusl and -iomestic subje~ts, -hould subserive for Word and Wo-ds Subscription only $1.00 a year. The Weekly Rirtecror and “erd aad Works will both be sent a year for $1.75. sys be thinks Harrison ceased to be s Presidential the moment itian and necessity was certain Quay and Piatt would Those who want to keep up P: noaylvania and New to the Republican Na- om. Healso thinks that to bave a walk-over for or says lie does. Ing t» those who are usually Mr... Fo:aker, of Ohio, has wich Ty" oy McKie = mp be GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET weet of MoKinieys F everto thes p- . port McKin ; Tra- tions itis well known that Platt was CY 0. L. JOYNER. in 1888 premised on behalf of Mr. Ha:- —— QUOTATAONS. 8104 Lags—Common t egy Ps Good 4to7 a Fine = to10 Cuttters — Common 8 to li * Medium il to 15 “ _ @ood 15 to 27| in the case, «ven though hig_per-|weiland favorably known in all pasts’ is written In popular style there being difficalt to understand about it. fliu. trated. Don’t con- medicine It w nothing o. the sind bouk. which sci's at ail the news stands for 26 . This fine Al : MRS. DELLAGA Y; Proprietress Convenient to depot and to the to bacco warehouses. reenville. Splendid mineral water. Rooms large and comfurtable. Table supplied with the best the market af fords. Terms reasonable. Greenville Collegiate Institute. REENVILLK, N.C. 8. D. Bagley A. M. Principal. With full corps of: Teachers. Next session will WONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1995. All the Engl Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages. Music will oe taught on the pian. Instruction b graduate |i usic. a ua n wm ehorongi. Discipline firm, but kind. Terma reasonable. Art and Elocution will be taught, if desired, Calisthenics free. For particulars address the Prin- cipal, Greet ville N. C. GCREENVILLE Male Academy. The next session of this Schoo! will MOMDAY, SEPT. 2, 1805, and continue for ten months. The course embraces all the branches usnally taught in an Academy. retiiest of this splendid seri-s. [t con-) Terms, both for tuition and beard reasonable. Boys weil fitted and equipped for business, by taking the academic ceurse Where they wish to pursue a this school guarantees rough fon to enter, wiih credit, any College in North Carolina, or the State University. It refers to those who have recentiy left statement. A ng men with character and inioderune 3 ability taking a course with as will be akled ju mak» enna nae” ments to cuntinue in the h r a The discipline witi be Kept at ita present standard. Neither time nor attention nor work will be spared to make this schoul ail tuat parents could wicb. For further particulars see or ad- dress W.H. RaGsDALe, July 30,1895. Principal. eee Sarbders. J TONSORIAL ARTIST. GBERBNYV'LLE, N.C. @@ Patronage solicited. SRBERT EDMUNDS. ; 5 FASHIONABLE BARI EK. nder Opera House, Special attention given to cleaning Gentiemens Clothing. College Hotell Best and highest location areund} ite walis for the truthfulness of this| ESTABLISHED 1875- S.-W. Sekultz PORK SEDES & SHOTILDERS lways »t LowgsT MagEsT P Sloss. TOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARS we Oy eee ee ae ee ee ng youto buy at one profit. com plete stoek of . therefore, having no risk. to run.we sell at a close margio. & M. SCHUL fareenvitie. N C™ THE MORNING STAR. The Oldest Daily Newspaper in: The Only Six-Dollar Daily of its Class in the a i of the Ten Per Cent. Tax on Gate bo eo i sem month. j year. We. H. BeRNARD . & Prop., Wilmiagton, NU J. L. Starkey & Co. —AGENTS FOR THE— ( ! a’ : ITY ELECTRIG LAUNDRY, WILMINGTON. WN. C. This Laundry doesthe finest work in de south, and prices are low. We make shipments eyery Tuesday. your werk to our store en Mexiay aed \t will be ferwarded lists furnished on aval ne nre “ae: a ae : 5 Looat- DIRECTORY. OCTOBER RACES. COUNTY OFFICELS Superior Court Clerk, BE. a. Moye. Sheriff, R. W. King. ” Register of Deeds, W. M. King, ‘Treasurer, J. L. Little. Coroner, Dr. ouse Surveyor, Commissioners—c. Dawsen, chm’n. nidas Fleming, T. EB. Keel, Jesse L. Sinith ands. M. Jones. Sup’t. Health, Dr. W. H. Bagwell Sup’t. County Home, J. w. Smith, County Examiner of Teachers.— prot - H. Kaugsdale. SA moa TOWN OFFICE Rs. Mayor, Ola Forbes. Clerk, C. C. Forbes. Treasurer, W. T. Godwin. Police—J. w. Perkins, OX, asst; J. W. Murphy, Councilmen— w. H. Smith, w. y,. town, W. ‘I. Godwin. ‘T. A. Wilks, empsy Ruffin, Julius Jenkins chief, Fred, night. CHURCHES. | Baptist. Services every Sunday (ex- pt second n.orning and nigit. Prayer eting hursday night. Rev. ©, M.| « lings, pastor. Sunday School at 9°30 M.CLD. Rountree, Sup’t. Jatholic. No regular services. Episcopal. Services every fourth Sun- ¥ Morning anu night Rev. A_| 4. Paves, Rector. ai. w. B. Brow a, Sup’t. lethodist. Services every Sunday rning and vighr. Prayer meeting dnesday night. Rev G. F. Smith, Gr, Sunday School ut 9:30 A.M. A. Ellington, Supt. Sanh. Services every Ist an4 ¥ morning and night. Prayer ting ‘1 aesday Archie 4tuchliu, pastor, Sunday School at A. M.,B. b. Kvans, Sup’t. be - LODGREs, wenant Lodge No. 17. [. (). 8 7 Tuesday night. 0, F., D.D. Has- nville Lodge No. 28 A.F. & A. ts first and third, Monday uights Moore, -W. ” | O 4 — SEND YOouUR—— —IF YOU WANT-— Cc. O’H. Laughing- unday Schvol at 9:30 Sine horses the b That I will be For Five Acres or less, Five Acres, $5.00. I shall be glad to meet the farmers in person at Greenvil'e, N. C. «Wednesday B -i- PRI N Tl N G and Thursday, Oct, 24 and 3rd. Tarboro, N.C. Friday and Saturday October 4th aud Sth. Rocky Mount, N © Monday and Tuesday, October 7th and 8th. —TO THE. Wilson, N. C., Wednesday and Tharsday, October 9th and Iv. Louisburg, N. Cc, etit rane Saturday, October | lth and . 3th. Parties who prefer to purchase / arm hts at once, or who cannot meet EEFLECTOR OFFICE : on Danville, Va.. or by Registered Lette: to my ad- duress at Laurel Grove, Va,, and Rights will be promply sent by mail. In writ - ing please state number of acres &town this year. JNO. R. CHANY. PIfTSYLVANIA, CQ: | The following entries have been made for the races to take of the Greenville Pleas ure Ciub on Thursday, October ord: 3 MINUTE CLASS. Geo. D.,—B. G., entered by Harry B.—B. G., entered Linpire W.—B. Lillian D. ~Bik W. B. Edwards, Snow Hill, N. C. by Walter Mewborne, Snow Hill, N.C. H., entered by Edwards Bros., S 2:48 CLASS. John G.—Gr. S., entered by P. S. B. Old Black.—Blk G., entered by W. E. Warren, Greenville, N. C. Ida K.—B. M., entered by Edwards Bros., Wilson, N. C. Lillian D.—Bik M., entered by Geo. J. Studdert, Washington; N.C. Palizada.— Bik. H., entered by N. H. Whitfield, Greenville, N.C. Jaybird.—Chs. G., entered by W. B. Quinerly, Centreville, N. C. Simon P.—_B. G., entered by J. W. Parker, Farmville, N.C. - Cantbile.— Blk F - rn & Willett, New Bern, N. C. Postcript.— Blk. S., entered by Hackburn & Willett, New Bern, N. C. 2:30 CLASS. -, entered by Wm. Ellis, New Beru, N. C. G., entered by Geo J. Studdert, Washington. G., entered by Hackburn & Willet, New Bern. RUNNING RACE, 1-2 mile heats—best 2 in 3. Lady Allen—B. M., entered by J-B -—B. H., entered by Joe, G. Chauney, Washington. Helen S.—B. M., entered by E. E. Williams, New Bern. There will be a professional starter and co est raees ever witnessed in Harper, Snow Hill, N. C. Little Steve.—B. G Rush Miller.—B. Dominion .—B. Leon Williams, Tarboro. mpetent judges, Eastern North expected. place at the track and with these Carolina may THUS. J. JARVIS. 4LEX- L. BLow JARVIS < BLOW, oe ~ ATTORN EYS-AT.LAW GREKNVILLE, #,. ©, | $8 Practice in. 41] the Courts eee eae F: TYSON, B. | Attorney and Counselor at-Law | Greenville, Pitt County, N.C. Practices in all the Courts. 26s. 3 Ciyil and Criminal Business Solicited. ukes a special of fraud diyoree,dani- azes, actions to recover land, and eol- lections, Prompt all busine Money to loan on approved security. Terms easy. and careful attention given‘ — J. H. BLOUNT., J. L, FLEMING Blount & FLEMING ATTORN EYS-AT-Law, GKEEN VILLE, N. C. 8@" Practice in ali the Courts, L. C. LATHAM. - HARRY SKINNER {*’ Hawi We SKINN ad, L ATTORNEYS-aT-La@ GRKE-"“ILLE. N. ©. a FS “ John E. Woodard, F, c. Harding, . Wilson, N. C. Greenville, N.C, OODARD & HARDING, . W ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Greenville, N. | Special attention given to collections and settlement of Claims, 3 The Chariotte antec &o the £armers of Morth €arolina, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. co, | at the following named places for the hts for my improved inethod of hanging tobacco—known as the Toop tring Patent. Patented by P. B. Farmer Oct. 2%, 1889, and by duly assigned to Me a3 appears of Rec ord ia the Patent office of the United States at Washington, D.C. The very low rates made below wil] hold good until Oct. 20, 1895, to wit : R Purpose of selling Farm i UBSERVER. North Carolina’s: FOREMOST NEWSPAPER DAILY AND WEEKLY. - > eee = {ndependent and fearless ; bigger and . more attractive than ever. it will be an © invaluable visitor to the home, the office, the club or the work room, THE DAILY OBSERVER. All of the news of the worid. Com- plete Daily reports from the State $3.00. Fora greater num ber than me at any of the placed named, may and National Capitols. $8 a year, “ THE WEEKILY OBSERVER. A perfect family journal, All the news of the week, T e reports’ : h from the Legislature a Ls tare Fea- ture. Remember the cekly Ob-. server. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,’ Send for sample copies, Address LAUREL GROVE. VA. THE OBSERVER, — Charlotte, N.C, ~ Se Ree ae See abig Sex eo ae ee : we es BES > SP a ies Ses? ‘ Rs be ES MN A FMM OSE Tact CM mR cam AA ti Sa bi a My tk, aed. | fea ae | Pea F Woah co ey a ae a when it was not positively known that the houses would be rested for a term of years at a price of 25 per cent overecost? (Every- body knows what ahard time we have had getting prize houses and if it hadn’t been for one: mer chant and three tobacco men heaven oply knows when we would have had any prize bouses but now it is no trouble to get them on short notice) This is jast what the Wilson business men did without waiting to get) some one to become responsible for the rent for a period of years.|. They went abead avd built them and they have had no troable ia renting them oat. The Greenville toba co market started off at slow speed but grad- ually increased until now we are going on at a pretty rapid gait. Our people always conservative’ have waited until they pow see what the fatuare of Greenville can be made, and forthe first time sinee there has been a market here we are going to ask the bas. iness men to give us a voluntary contribution equal to that raised by the tobacco men- From the very beginning of the tobacco market here the pages of the REFLEcTroR have been open for the discussion of any matter or subject that tended tothe de— velopment of the tobacco taarket. The writer bas personal knowl- edge that the position of the e:li- tor of the ReFrecror in regard to, the Greenville tobacco market, has lost him advertising watter from other markets. yet notwith— standing this he has atall times and under all circumstances wielded a fmendly pen for his home market, anil in appreciation of his past services and the posi- tionthat he has occupied in regard to the market the tobacco men,al ways grateful and appreciative for any courtesy bestowed, are going to issue eight thousand ex- tra copies of the ReFLECTUR (a thousand each week) with illus— trations of the marker. It will cost a great deal to get up these iliustratious and to publish and mail the eight thousand extra copies, and now for the first time, as we have said before, we ask fora contribution from the business men. If there is one who does not think he has been Denefitted by the tobacco market and that it will not pay him, as a matter of course we do not expect him to give apvtbing, but we hope that our down town business men will ss bese seen handed as the tobacco AUTUMN ANATOMY: / Peeple Going aid Geaitng: Pheee Early Fall Days. N. H. Whitfield went to Oxfor.l to- day. — J. W. Wiggins went to Rocky M unt today. A Ward, of Bethe, night here. Mrs. J. H. Blount haz gone to Tar- borv to visit relatiyes. Capt. Prce went to Wilson Friday evening to spead a day or twu. Solicitor C. M. Bernard has goue to Hendersou for Vance county court. Mrs. Pattie Winstead, ot Rocky Mount, is visiting her parents at the King tlouse. Mrs. Alfred forbes and little Misses Glenn and Helen, went to Kiuston Fri- day to visit reiatives. W. T. Harris returned to-day from spent Friday Atlavta where he had been to the ex- | position. He says itis a big affair and weil worth going to see. Mayor William Ellrs, of Newbern, ar- rived tu-day with five herses that Lave been entered fur Trursday's races. He says Greeuville is getting to be the equal of Baltimore for goud races and the large number of horses entered- Church Services. Methodist church.-—Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. Preaching atll A. M. and7:30P. M. by Rev G. F. Smitb. Episcopal ehurch.—Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. Baptist church._Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. Preaching at ll A. M. and 7:30 P. M.by Rev.C. M. Billings. Presbyterian.—Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. | Orginal Observat.ons. Noah is the first man who made the arc light. Love is deformed when it is all on one side. Many a young man who has been too bashfui to propose toa giri has had her father come into the par or about t2 o'clock anc help him out. It is said that the greatest difficulty encounteied in building railroads in Afriea is that the ostriches eat up the rails as fast as they are laid —O:ange (Va.) Observer. The Register of Deeds hal appli- eati ns for only three marriage licenses} this week, two for white and one for evlored coupics. The whites were J. Piumanand Mary Bland. J. O- -High-|" smith and AllieAudrews, Bs} 6 SEPTEMBER SAYINGS. _ | iriete That taform Kou What is Go- Cotton 8 cents. News to-day is almost as dry as the weather. 17th.—Gov. Carr’s fine fresh Butter today. S. M. ScHULTZ. Freso Lunch Biseuits just in at D.S. Smith’s. Large lot of Ledgers and Day Books just received at Reflector Book Store. One more »unday and two more days jin September. D. 8. Smith has .ew crop raisins asd they are elegant. D. W. Hardee has just received acar load of Fiour at lowest prices. Itis not going to get much cooler to stav so until there is rain Losi.—Bunck uf keys between ‘postoffice and S. E. Pender & Co’s store. Finder please re- turn to store or to REFLECTOR office. . I. PENDER. The crowd here to-day was not as large as usual for Saturday. Jast received 50 barrels of Granulated Sugar at lowest prices at D. W. Hardee. The weather was cooler to-day, but rain is not yet in evidence. Chey will melt in your mouth, those Fresh Lunch Biscuits at D. 5. Smith‘s. A long haired medicine vender held a |large crowdon the public sqaare this afternoon. H- found plenty of people ready to bite, a» usual. GREENVILLE, N. C.. Sept. 16,95 To THE FuBLic:—C. Rogers having gone off on a business trip for a week or ten days, all business connected with The Ger- man Electric Agency will be at- tended to by John Dobson. Re- member we guarantee a cure to any one using a German Electric Beit, and if it does vot cure, your woney will be cheerfully re faouded. Respectfully, . J- Roaers, Gen’) Ag’t. JOHN Dosson, Special Agent. Locai Trains and Boat Schedule. Pirssenger and mail veorth, arrives 8:22 A. M. arriyes 6:37 P. M. North Bound Freight, arrives 9:50 A M, leaves 10:10 A. M. South Bound Freight, arrives 2:90 P. M., leaves 2:15 P. XM. “Steamer Myers arrives from Wash ington Mouday, Wednesday and Friday leaves for Washingtou Tuesaday, Thurs lay and saturday. train oing Going uth, 7 Weather” ‘Bubenn. 834 generally ‘fair, slightly warm- jer in the interior sunday atternoon. Cotton and Peanu ts, Below are Norfolk grins of cotton Corrected by S. M. Schultz. The best line of Tablets, Note Paper, Euvelopes, Box Paper, aud Cards in town can be found at the Reflector Book Store. ~ * YOUR- ATTENTION | IS CALLED iO THE ELEGANT —LINE OF— DRESS GODS, SILKS, LAGES, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, &c., carried by A, CHERRY Cf, this season. Our Stock of—* S.H.O.E.S, —AND— Ladies & ee isthe largest and cheapest ever of- fered in this town, come and see for yourself and be convinced. Curtains. & gee ee a J. B. CHERRY &. Co: and peanuts for ven ae as furnishe d by Cobb Bros. & gemission Mer- bhants of Norfok : COTION. Good Middling 8 18-16 Middling 84 Low Middling 8 1-16 Good Ordiiar Y i Tone—steady. PEANUTS. Prime 23 Extra Prime 3 “ancy 3 Spanish $1 bu Tone—steady ; ae Greenville Market. Batter, per lo 15 to 25 Western Sides 6 to-7 Sugar cured Hams 12 to 184 - Corn 40 to Corn Meal 50 to Fiour, Family 4.0U to 4°50 Lard 53 to lu . Oats 4U to 3 Sugar 4 ta 6 Ceffee 16 to 25 Salt per Sack 1 00 to 1 75 Chickens 20 to 50 Egys per doz 10 to 123 Beeswax. per Iz 20 Kerosene, 113 to 15 Hulls. per tou 6 Ov Cotton Seed Meal 10 0U Hides 5to¥ BABY CARRIAGES, FURNITURE, . Mattinys, Window Shades and — Goods sold on their merits. and prices made accordingly. é ~ _@