GREENVILLE, N. C., NOVEMBER 6, 1895. New Creation in WRAPS at Munford’s Fine Clothing Shoes and a! Dry Goods at Munford’s, NEXT DOOR TO BANK. LOCAL NOTES ANDTOBACCO JOTTINGS. BY 0. L. JOYNER. Mr. J. W. Morgan has been unwell for the past few days. D. J. Walker, of Durham, a very highly respected gentleman anda good judge of tobacco, has come to Greennille to iocate. Col. J. Bryan Grimes sold ninve- teen grades of tobacco on the Eastern, Tuesday, for which he got a check for $765. Reports say that the long protracted spell of dry weather has kept farmers in the old to- bacco belt from selling but very little tobacco as yvet- Now that we have had a general season, an idea of what the up countiy crop is can soon be iearned. If it isa bright one we may look for lower prices, if a poor one it is likely prices on good tobacco w.!l ad- vance. When first we commenced to write the Tobacco Department, Greenville was a local market and our sales were composed of tobacco that grew almost ex- clusively in Pitt county in the section tributary to Greenviile, and in our articles we referred to Pitt county tobacco. Gradually as the market grew larger we be- gan tc draw from a larger ter- ritory until now the sales are made up of tobacco from as many different counties surely as any market in eastern North Carolina, and likely as any market in the State- The counties in the cen- ter of which Greenvi'le is situated are-in reality the tobacco growing eastern counties,viz: Pitt,Greene Lenoir, Craven, Beaufort, Martin, Edgecombeand Wilson. Ofcourse there are other counties that are generally considered eastern counties, but strictly speaking do ‘Inot belong to them. Besides those mentioned there are Bertie, Hertford, Washington, Tyrrell) jand a number of others that are just beginning to grow tobacco but will probably never plant it | extensively on anqoart of the ‘plain to all, and dreadfully ap- State. STOP LYING Awake | at night thinking about how and where you can spend your orden money to the best advantage. You want the best possible values ob- tainable when purchasing a thin: ng for wear. it is more oo than right that you should have what you want. To get the best vaiues go to FRANK WILSO! The King Clothier. Where prices on all seasonable goods are several notches lower than the water in the Tar river, The stock embraces Men’s, Boys and Childre CLOTHING. LILO TALMG 7 ci, In fact a complete assortment of GENTS RNIN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, salt water atmosphere. The eight above named constitute the leading tobacco growing counties uf Eastern North Carolina. There are three leading tobacco mar- kets in this belt, Greenville, Wil- son and Rocky Mount. The last two named draw largely from Nash, Franklin and Vance coun- ties and the territory adjacent to and in South Carolina, while Greenville is in the eastern cen- ter of these and is strictly the bright tobacco market of Eastern North Carolina. There are five counties around Greenville that grow more bright tobacco than ary other seven counties in the State of equal size, and by the common consent of some of the best judges that we have, it is by far the most choice, hence it 1s H. B. CLARK. K's but best is kept | if parent to the worst enemies of the market, that Greenville has by far the best bright tobacco market and the most encouraging future of any tobacco town in the STOLEN. On Friday, Nov. Ist. ROM THE PLANTERS WARE- HOUSE OFFICE, a Doubie-Barrel, Loading Gun, with the stock rst-class goods go to 1 oe, ” For F Wal be tneaaliy comardet near the hammers. The finder’ FORBES & MOYE. oa a EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY) enn The President has issued bis arene adl at E “Ey at a vem eo Thanksgiving. > The Fair of the colored... peo- _ ple opened in Raleigh yesterday - and bids fair to be a success in # j enemies To-day it is expected that the noted pacers, John R. Geu-~ try end Joe Patchen will re- duce the record heretofore made for pacingamile. Watch for daster time thai2-03%. © | NL SRN SEE : Elections were held yesterday in the following States with probably the following results : Kentucky, Democrats ‘win. Ohie, both parties. claiming it. New York, City Democratic, StateRepublican. Kansas,! He- publicans will elect.. ‘The same resultin lowa. Massachusetts is Republicaa. Maryland prob- ably Demeeratic. Mississippi overwhelmingly Democratic. The Republftans vim in _Ne- braska. Virginia gées Déaio-~ cratie Pennsylvania will re. main, Republican! "Wew Jersey is-claimed vy both ‘parties aE THANKSGIVING PROC LaMA- TION aa ‘* f The)President™ Designates November 38 as Thanksgiving Day. President Cleveland has ig¢gned & proclama@on desiguating Thurs day,~Nov. @3,.as Thanksgiying pr Day. The proclamation follews . as comstant goodness and _ forbearance” of Almighty “God, _ which have-been youchsafed to w"thenamerichn people during the eat which is, just ast, call .for _ their sincere acknoWledgimént and~devout ~ gratitude. To-~the end}+tberefore, that we may-with no oak unite in extolling the k of our heavenly Father, I, Grover Cleveland, Pres- ident of United States, ds hereby appoint Thursday, the 28th day our usual occupations, and in ouf actastomed places Of Warship). join in rendering thanks to the giver of every good and perfect gift for the bGtfntéous returns that have.sewarded ovr labors in the fields and in the busy marts of ‘trade, for the peace and order that haye prevailed. throughout the land, for our protection from pestilence and dire calamities, pod for the other blessings {hat have been ghowered pon us from &4n open hand. And with our:thankagiving let us humbly beseéch the Lord tu so incline the hearts of our people unto Him that He. will mot ieave. or forsake us as a nation, but will) goutinué to us His merey and protecting care, ‘ghiding us in the. path of national prosperi.y and happiness, endaing us with rectitude and vittne aad ) keeping alive within us a) patriotic love for the free institutions which have given to us our national heritage. And let as also on the day of our thanksgiving espe- cially remember the poor and needy, and by deeds of) chairty. let us show the sincerity of our gratitade. “In witness, whereof, I have hereunto: set my hand and caused the seat of the United States to be affixed. |. “Done at the city of Washing-— ton, this, fourth day of Novem- ber, in the year of our Lord ove thousand eight hundred and ninety-tive, aad in ‘the one hun— dred and twentieth year of the independence of the United States. (Signed) By the President : RicHaArD OLNeEy, Secretary of State. — — A dispatcL from San Antonio, Tex., says: “The pécan nat crop is being harvested in Sonthwest Texas, and already several car. loaris have ‘been shipped from! here to Northern markets. The crop is thegreatést jo préduction and quality of uxt for -seyeral aud Séents per pound: It ix ea Texas this year will amount to 20, GRoveR CLEVELAND.” | years. - Tie rhiing’ prices “are 4) me § letters, 810,697 werd~, 31,175 vers- es, 1,189 chapters and 66 booka, longest. chap- ter is the 119th Psalin ; the shortest and middle chapter is the 117 Psa'm, the middle verse is the 8th of the 118 Psalm. ‘The lovgest name is in the 8 chapter of Isaiah The word “and’’ occurs 46,627 times The 37tu chapter of Isaiah and the 19 ehapte. of the 2 teok of Kings are alike. ‘he Jongest verse is the 9 ef the 8 chapter-of Esther, the shortest the 35) of the 11 chapter of John., ‘Yhe :2)st verse of the 7 chapter of Ezra is the enly one of the entire cellection which conlainseyery letteriu the alphabet. ‘The word **word’’, or its equivalent, “Jehovah,” o7- curs 7,698 times in the Old T ~ PRINTING ‘ RurLuoron Orrice ' ; 38 a vou. want on nceegnenines AMES: A SMITH, % ¥ ‘arrive Tarboro 10.25 a.m and Zl: 40 a» > SOHNE. DIVINE, _ 4 the mre ce a _ — ' eS a A a a a 8:23 A. M. rrives 6:37 P. M. North Bound arrives 9:50 A M. leaves 10:10 A. Seoth Boand arrives 2:00 P. M.., leaves 2:15 P. Steamer M arrives from Wash ngton Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday eaves for Washingtow Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday. Weather Bulletin. Thuréday fair followed by loca! showers in the interior. JOEL PATRICE, COTTON ~- BUYER, G N, N.C. Will be in Greenville Wednes- day and Ayden Friday of eash week. Greenville Collegiate Institute. *REENVILLE, N.C. 8. D. Bagley, A. M. Principal. With full corps of Teachers. Next seaion will D MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,:895. All English Branches, Ancient and Musie will o on the couservatory plan, 2 graduate in music. Instruction bd . Discipline fima, but kind. Terms reasonable. Artand Elocution will be taught, if desired, Calisthenics tree. For particalars address the Prin- eipal, Gree: ville N. ©. EQBSECO DIVERS AND SELLERS ~ I invite you to inspect my bdesatiful —NEW STOCK OF— CLOTHING, DRY. GOODS, SHOES, Gents Furnishing Goods FEE be tight gaa vo wah da: : * youandshow to you my stock. * ‘You will be surprised to hear my Low Prices that I reduced since I bought my Low Tariff goods. 1 will give the bencfit to you just to build woe up a trade ta Greenville, ‘|ter prices with them than any- jbest of all we bave fuund them ng Third Person, Plural Mumber, Present Tense, Potential Mood. J. H. Blount went to'Tarboro today. W.C, Hines has moved to (Mrs. Hi’ T. Daniels. Miss Eva O’ Hagan Boeky Mount. A. H. Critcher left today for Rox- boro te visit his mother. Policeman Fred Cox has moyed into the Blow Heuse near the Ceurt House. . Dr. W. E. Warrren and R. L. Smith went to the Rocky Mount Fair tw-day,. W. T. Brickell, fureman of the Weekly, is at Atlanta taking in the Ex- position. R. J. Coob has moved into the resi- dence formerly occupied by Maj Latham. Miss Lizzie Laughinghouse, of Grimesiand. is visiting her.granodfather, Dr. C.J. O'Hagan. left today fo This week acollector will wait op Our town subscribers to yet what they are due the DaILy Reriecror. We hope every one will be ready to settle when called upon. The news that came by wire to the Rerrecror today from yester- dey’s elections is that Tamma.y won in New York city by about 30,000 majority, while the State went Republican by a comfor~ tabdlé majority. Ohio, New Jer- sey; Maryland and* Kentucky al! went Republicaz.. In the race at Reidsville, Tues- day. between the famous’ pacers Jobn BR. Gentry beatJoe Patchen in three straight heate time 2:09 A GREENVILLE FIRM. i Cuocowm~iry, N. C., Nov. 6. Piease allow me space in your paper to inserta few words in behalf of one of your most worthy basiness firms, who are deserving ©| Ge deeteoas eohir’ Gama an en of eastern North Carolina can give. i speak for -myselt and neighbors whe #ave dealt with them. We find Evans, Joyner & Co. always to the front and ever ready to look after the interest of theit customers. We get bet- where else. They. are. men. of business.energy and push, éiid See = ennai pees — NOVEMSER NOTES. Surg in tis Key of “@¥ Join’ the Cher 6f Renters. in sma ae Almost spring Mike weather again. The Planters én Eastern both had five breaks today. Regular services in the Metho* dist church tunigbt. Go to J, 8. Smith's if you want to get the very best goods. The President has named the 28th as Thanksgiving Day. The.circus bill beard near the Court House Fae taken down now. ‘fhe celebrated clown, Jonn|, Lowiew, says the “Bouineru| ” luesder” wtuc best cigar be eye amuked. fOr saic at VY. d. Sunith’s A par.y of northeru sportemen are here trying tuvir uand at partridgs uw the adjacent tivids. The reason so many peo;ie gv w DD. S. Suith fur a suavke is ve céuse he Keeps u full une uf the very best brands vf cigars anu they ure sare to get suited. The town is haying sume grading cone On Diekeiuu avouls, aud patting that street ia Vetéior concdr tion. Cheap, $1.00 por AW at © Ab onald. A great many peopie Lave beou pussing through town today cu way ww the Free Will Baptisc Conference at Gum Swamp. Nzuws.—-The best: Fiour is Proctor Kaott seld by 8S. M. Sohultz. Try a 24 Ib bag. Sigas multiply all. over the couutry oerta Wes coming winter jis to arrive aerate, oS and lasta long time. Six Hooke es have beeu meviaer Michigna te for their winter wah ters during the last week or so. ably ahead of schedule time, and this the old settlers regard as a certain weather sign. Mr. Schaltz, what new goods!and have you? Carrs. New York and Mountain Roll Butter, Buckwheat P: BR. Molasses, Oat Dried ‘Applies, Catifornia Pranes ‘and Raisins cleaned Cur- reute, atc. The Raleigh News and Obsers - mill edition on Thankegiviug Day. sfc is Tarbell cheese. Mince meat» Currants, “‘Pranes, Backwheat,|*° 1 ito be friends of the farmer. J- F. Gopugy. Oat meal, Cranberry and ‘ail kind | of canned goods at J. S. Smith’s. Car load of choice Prairie Hay) | er is to. issste ® special cotton | many things that you will have to buy thie winter for tie comfort of yourse!f and famiiv turn your footsteps ar tne store of é JBCherry & Co Where you will find displayed the largeat and best assorted line of the icllowing goods: DRY GOODS, inary and varied kind-. Dress Goods and Tr’mmi gs Notions, Gentlemen Furnish- . ing Goods, Shirts, Neckties, Four-in- Hand Searfs, Collars, Hosiery, Yankee Notions, Hats and Caps the neatest & nobbiest | styles, La- ' dies, Boys, and Childrens Fine and Heavg Shoes and Boots: in endless styles and kinds, 8, Rugs Foot Mats, Mattinys, “Flewring and Table Oil Cloths, Lace Cur- tains, Curtuin Poles and Fixtures, Valises, Hand 8, and a stock of FURNITURE that will sur- prise and delight you both as to quality and price, Baby Car- riages, leon? Groceries, Flour, tery and Ti Molasses, Sut, Bagging Tics, Peanut Twine. We buy - COTTON. AND PEANITS pay the highest’ market prices Sor them. Reynold’s SHOES for rent and ys can’t be Padan Bros. SHOES Ladies and’ Misses Abe Harriss’ W fre ‘Buckle Suspenders warranted. ‘Try « pair and ‘be iin vineed. The celebrated R. & G. Coi- sets a y- Our goods are neat, new an ne gece Oar prices are iuw that aad Our Clerks are poe a. store B. CHERR place Ry eons