Shia ENVILLE. N. C.. > OOTOBER - c* 1895. Sa 2 . 253 4 ma Be BD DAB ek: . 87-8 | oe cep = Seige ie 4 Sara S So a bo oT ti - Se ee © ct 2 Cc}! . wie ES » ee 29) = 22068 fS S © ofmm wo a we Fe 25 re YG as ea Our line baited! Bion F. - Rev: nolds fine makes for Men. Zieg- ler Brosand E. P. Reed & Co.'s for Lad-es and Children. Alsoa and mediam Suis a my oii altho! eh ghia of 25-per cent. (C. T. MUNFORD. EXT DOOR TO BANE: Evlitor Reflector: =~, )now is that time.- |ment that every ‘one ‘should be “glad to make. LET THE WORLD KNOW. ean: Never bave you published’ in , one 4 your paper in all the efforts so often pat forth. by yourself and O. L. Joyner, editor: of the {Fo bacco Department, a more force ful aud ti.ely request shan was in your issue of Saturday, Sept- 28th in the tobacco columa. there ever was atime when’ every business man in Greenville should seize the opportunity suggested, It 18 an invest- All the business interests of the town have more ; ‘\thau realized it in this . season | alone. It is now being talked all over the State what a progressive, active town we have and what 3 or ithige ~h'we «orid shouta ~ IWS the natural sdvantagen | of gur community: Wee see @ very « thag mau uf capital até seek Southeru im- yestments, and wa are given tbe go ‘by simply Lecause it is wt known we have the facilities to offer. By all means get ap the '|real, trutbful statements aud pue- liah them in 20,000 copies .if vec essary, and letithe monied habe of the.country know: where to! wome and invest. Strargers who come. to our town do aad say more to inform the world of our-resoarces. than - (Our own people have ever done. Let Greenville now: take advan- take of the golden opportunity and secure her proper positrou :..»gjin manufacturing and other en -<.\o|terprises. Once get men of weans to COMme and see what w- have and they will be conviuced Bethel Items, Mrs. Josie Brewer returned hume to Rocky Mount last Fri duy. Elder Samuel Moore left Fri- day morning to attend the Black Creek Onion at. Aycock near '|Fremont. — Rev. Mr. Sawyer, of Willams- ton, preached in the Methodist church here Sunday morning and Si night. athe. CO se ~ Messrs. H. 7 Latham, of the| oq W ashinvto and H King, of Ringe Weekly, spent Satarday in tuwn. There was a large crowd in town Saturday,’ : the: mer- se vag all say® they: chad a N If, ~ Vat best at a small profit. | ‘The King © FRANK WILSO: iu . OF FEND. “Your judgment. i ~~ offering you something’ for nothing. Good Clothing is always, worth,a fair price. We spate no pains to give: youl the Clothier. following cross examination ; “What did you drink?’ was asked. “Hop tea.” “What was: it like ” **Hop tea.” “Did: you ever driak beer ?” ‘No, sir.” “Dou't know. what it is like ?” “Nou, sir. 9° “Have you drank anything that resembles hop tea ?” “VYes.’’ “What was it?” . “Pilliwink.”. “Well,” went on the ccuanty at— torney. “Whatis piltiwink like ? “atis like hop tea,” was the answer. And wil the attorney could far- ther get out of that witness was the statement that pilliwink. tast- The best tides of: Tablets, Note Bt Pe f, : Envelopes, Box Paper ds in i can be be foand Two Kansas Baveregen. ins EW GooDs.. If an Abilene paper correctly | © OAT reports the testimony given. last week in a. whiskey trial before Baidaueetcaomee sr! CLARK Ss. drink has been born in Kansas. A witness upon the stand gave testimeny as contained in the — Big Lot of — “Is now complete. ~ He wants your trade He’ll get it too if -perlptlepisa please remem to. ‘see CLARK wha jou want =» 188 GOODS, MOTO, SHOES. _ Riera: ape. Bene ht ey Sip tere el oo ae nee Seay ee like hop teu end hon tea tasted : fake pilli wink.— & ansas City Jour- ES . | eee ee nat. many of. we Nice line of samples for Custom “Asa. in Men's mergredt dae: vee ——. Middle st store in. Opera ! House = Boek Pe eee ‘i. co ee Ee TE NTE SE MET TOTP UP Tac Ene Eek Pa Creat es : DAILY dD. J. We Subscription 25 cents per Month. The eight women managers. to a nae Para rep 9, Sadi t- ven depot, an e to- Entered as s second-class mail matter. lanta were not ca oNe a hain dl e [bacco warehouses. . 3 Legislature said © money, no| Best an ighest lecation areun EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY) help, 3 sympathy.” They said| reenville. Spleudid minerat water. jiwe will be represénted in that} Rooms large and comfortable. Table 5 Wo "s Building, so one of the|supplied with the best the market af minors met the Building Com- fords. ‘Wm Atlanta aud after dis-| Terms reasonable. *) ?! _ ‘The treasury gold resetve.b reached a low figure. Tis ft below $93,000,000. ounplog % was déeided to ask — 7_Ter DY aise es Taito, tee estar Be tnofepestcint weedeat nee ergy | Poipenedsel Pelee wan dewlgned (GTERE Vit Sith BOS by Miss Norma Bonnevilie. It is|T MON ery ces. = Bet begin| 2 oak and blis i . . and ereehio than the Hef-|linoeo tn design, witls ianéo col |"? ‘English Branches, Ancient and ESTABL(3HED 1875: ald. It deserves well at the/umns. The pedjments are twist- Modern’ Paty peste teeenr a pan SST : Fy é3 hands of the people of BSalis- of tobacco with outepread leaves by a graduate in music. op pee! So uel 4 o The js are carved ig relief rough. Discipline firm, but kind. bary ies ios with tHe products of thé State,|Terma réddonable, Art and, Elocntion PORE EEDES eSHOULDERS Ste us orgs xrays on the lenghtwise paneis, Tie Oras nentizatars cdiress ghe Prine ra Gaeges ano | KUHANTS BUY We like to see North Caroli -jcotton .and ‘cotton: bolls, ! vine! ipaj, Greerville N. Ce year’s, i iles will ang na talent comin to the front branches and eoaes, connec ip their to get dur prices befere 8 *lcdavenuosal designs, and in the _ : 2 allie Biaaches. Ourstockis= \ ONE AT A TIME Local Trams and Boat Schedule. ‘Passenger and mail train going The Months Pass. t People m Larg- porth, arrives 8:22 A.M. Going South, ' er Numbers. - arrives 6:37 P. M. North Bound Freight, arrives 9:50 A M, leaves 10:10 A. M. Mrs. S. A. Peebles went to Wilson South Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P, | t0day. BE. touven 2:16 FX. N. H. Whittiela returned fr m Steamer Myers arrives from Wash Ox- ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday leaves for Washingtou Tuesday, ‘Thurs day and Saturday. ford Monday eyening. S.M. Schultz and family returned from Rocky Mount Monday evening. W,H. White, of Scotland |here ta.ing ordeis fron out merchaots. t Weatber Buliectin. Neck, i | OCTOBER OCCURRENCES. Matters of Local Interest Happening Since the New Month Came in. October. Cotton 8}. Tenth mont, A few overcoats huye appeared, There was some frost this inorning. Freso Lunen Biseuits just in at D.S. Wednesday, generally fair, probauly | . WwW. T. Lee returned from Wilson followed by cloudy and threatening |Mouday evening, where he had beeu a on. the coast, slightly warmer in SOULD | few days. pwtion. } | Mrs. Alfred Forbes and two litle What a Trio! | danghters returned from Kinstou this Virgivia had he: Mahone, South Caro-: Morning. r 4 N : * li has her Mary Anu Butler. Richmond, M- H. Sultan and Sol. Cohen, of New- Dispatch. . ‘beru, arriyed this murving to remain ;a util after the races. George Credle, of Hyde county, wh> has been spenuing a few da)s with Maj. | Latham, left on steamer today. Greenville Market. Corrected by S. M. Schultz. Butter, per lb 15 to 245) H. E Seeman, editor of the Durham Western Sides 6 to 7) Tobacco aud Grocer, arriveu this muru- Sugar cured Hams 12 to 133: ing to spend a dayon our tubacco mar- Corn 4/to 6 | ket and see wiiat Greeuviile is doiug. Corn Meal 5U to 65) Fiour, Family 4.00 to +00! (©. A. Carter, a tobucco bayer, left Lard 53 to 1U | for Kinston Mouday evening. ‘he boy» Oats 4u to 30|say be found this market tvo high for Sagar 4 to 6) him, Cottee 16 to 25) —— a oe Salt per Sack 1 00 to 1 75) OAKLEY ITEMS. Chickens 20 to SU} =. Eggs per doz 10 to 1-9) OAKLEY, N.C, Sept. 30th, 1896. Bosswax, per iz 2)) Miss Mary Hfgnsmith we are glad to Keruseie, 1140 15) know is convalescent from typhoid Halls. per tou Cotton seed Meal Hides 16 v0 | fever. Sto%) I. H. Little and wife wert to Pac- ‘tolus Sunday. Cétrton and Peanuts. Below are Norfolk prices of cotton | Capt. J. E. Hines our efficient section - and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished taster at this place left Sunday with | Mer-|his wife fur Rocky Mouut wiere he goes to take 4 position with the Coast |\Line, May success attend them both. by. Cobb Bros & Commission bhapts of Norfok : COTION. Good Middling 8 15-16, Mr. W. A. Andrews arrived Tuesday Middlip 8% and has taken charge as sectiou inaster | Low Midaling 8 3-16 at this place. Good Ordinar 7} Tone ye = Mrs R, F. Gainer arrived home Sun- yee day from a week’svisitto Miss Annie, . ~ | tahdolph. Prime 23 Extra Prime 4, A goodly number of our people at-| “ancy 33 tended tne Dise.p'e Union at Oak Grove | Spanish $1 bu Sunday andall report a pleasaut time Tone—steady but for the dest. Miss Mary Whitehurst who has been ~icn two weeks with tppheid. we learn is nv better. GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET) REPORT. LY 0. L. JOYNER. We received a nute saying that W. F. Moore caught a white shad yesterday A shad is seldom seen between May QUOTATIONS. aud January. Oveasionlly a stray one is caueht in De ember, but we uever Lugs—Common 310 4 heard of one in September before.— * Good 4to 7 Newbern Journal. “ Fine 7 told Rates Still Lower. Cattters —Common 8toli On Monday we published a * Medium ll to 15 Cclipp*ny from the Washington “ Good 15 to 27 Jlessenger stating that the rates} On cotton from points on Tar ‘river to Norfuik would be 80 , NOTICE. ceuts a belie by the Old Dominion There will be a private schoo! opened Steamers. Since then agent J. J. at Forbe’s Schoo! House in District no.| Cherry bas been notified that his 72. _on Monday, the 7ih day of Ocu ber! rate from Greenville will re only Bary ai antl she ie Ssévoon 68 cunta'm ale: "Thy lower ato For terms apply to will be a great ad antage toship ept. 30, 1895. I. A. Suce. | pers. * 4 Smith’s. 1 . | Fires were comfortable this morning. | Monday night had a decided frosty \f eeling. A full line of Boys Clothing; at Lavug’s. “Itis slightly cloudy aud looks Ike rain —afier awhile. 17tb.— Geuv. Butter today. Carr's fine fresii S. M. ScHULTZ. Five Tuesdays, five Wednesdays and five Thursdays this wonth. 1 i t ; | (| hey will meitin our ‘Fresh Luuch Biscuits at Fy ' VU. >. Sinith’s. | he ios juitu has Lung on well, ja -ew vf Liese Cuui days will settie bill. Miss L. A. Hargrove & Cvo., have opened a confectiviu store in the vid Aifred rourpes store. his The persimimon wiil svuou be ing itsvif mside the possum, wins thie *possuiu Wil fatten colrespoudiugly. Uctuober tried to give September a haid parting kick Dy woFiugiug sume frost the very firse murbing inthe new mouch. ! | J. ob. Cherry & Cu’s new advertise- ‘ineut Loday tells aucut the very class vi ‘Yous you waut for ial aud Winter use, jand a Carelui reading of it wii pay you. Oli! those Uapes ac lisny’s. ‘Tuey ave from 15 tu £9 iucues uug—and 100 Lo 1’ IncHes lo Weup. j Be Very Careful. _ This cooler weather will make ‘people waut to start fires, aud we would drop the hint that much care shonid be used in this par ticular. The Jong hot spell aud ‘drought has made everything as idry as tinder, and xfter being in, idisase so tong chimueys may (have become very fuul wud dau- gzerous. J. F KING, LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES. On Fifth Street near Five Points. Passengers carried to any int at reasonable rates Good but | ittyece! When your thoughts turn to the many, many things that vou will have to buy this winter for the comfort of yourself and family turn your footsteps toward the store of JB.Cherry &C Where you will find displayed the largest and best assorted line of the following goods: RY GOUDS, (Of many and varied kinds. » uouth,, those} Dress Goods and Trimmings Notions, Gentlemens Furnish- ing Goods. Shirts, Neekties, Four-in-Hand Seargs, Col- lars. Hosiery, Yankee Notions, Hats and Caps the neatest and ‘nobbiest styles, Ladies, Boys, and Childrens Fine and Heavg iShoes and Boots in endless styles and kinds, Carpets, Rugs Foot Mats, Mattinys, Flooring and Table Oil Cloths, Lace Cur- tains, Curtuin Poles and Fixtures, Valises, Hand Bags, and a stock of FURNITURE that will sur- prise and delight you both as to quality and price, Baby Car- riages, Heavy Groceries, Flour, Meat, Lard, Sugar, Molasses, Salt, Bagging and Ties, Peanut Sacks and Twine. We buy GUTTGN AND PEANUTS and pay the highest market price Sor them. | i | i | { Reynold’s SHOES for Men and Boys can’t be beat. ‘amas eooea Padan Bros. SHOES for Ladies and Misses are not surpassed. 7 Harriss’? Wire Buckle Suspenders are warranted. “Try a pair and be‘ cun- sinced. The celebrated R. & G. Coi- sets a specialtv. Gur goods are neat. ited ad stylish. Our prices are low and pleasing. Oar Clerks ar tent and obliging. een. Pee Our stole is the _place for you to trade, orses, Comfortabie Vehicles. J. B. CHERRY. &: Co.