GREENVILLE, } N. ©, NOVEMBER 714, 1885. MUNFORD’S Attractions | for this week New Dress Goods, Storm ‘Overcoats. Fine Clothing Shoes, Hats, WHERE? WHERE ? at. Munford’ Ss, NEXT ‘DOOR 70 BANK. GREENVILLE. the History of To- bacco Culturein the Eastern Counties al THE GROWTH AND DEVELOP- | MENT OF THE GREENVILLE NW. C. TOBACCO MARKET ville Now and Greenvile Five Years Ago. lished’ in Greenville. It it has maintained ever since. he sold an interest to O. Hooker. snecessful career. Early management the : @. ¥. EVANS: |miliarly known to everybody, was w A Series of 5e Axtteles on Some Interesting Facts About Green This house, that is perhaps the) best known in Eastern North| Carolina, was the second estab- was built in 1892, and wasopened on the Ist of September with one of the biggest occasions Greenville has known. The first season it was uperated by O. L. Joyner and Alex. Heilbroner,. and from the very start the Eastern took the lead of the market which position In the spring of 1893-Mr. Joy- ner purchased the interest of Mr Heilbroner in the business, and in ‘he summer of the samé year). Throughthe two seasons follow- ing Mr. Joyner conducted the business of the house alone with| Mr. Hooker as a silent partner| and under his splendid manage-| ment the Eastern continued its this} year a copertnership was formed) between G. F. Evans, O. L- Joy—| ner. and QO. Hooker, these. three nakiag the strongest team the market has ever had. Under this Eastern has gone on up the tadder, and 80 far this season has sold 40 per cent ‘of the tobacco marketed “Qld Map Goss,” as; he is fa | -SwEDEALER je GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, rene Pitt connty anil was the Sra tol: to engage in the warebouse business in Greenville. From the start he has thrown his entire energy into it with a ce Gils Mata ok toes rank in the Fastern markets. He isa superior judge of tobacco, pos- business qual- Seay sodpram pe whom tne : 2 We ae photograph thos wit: | others ‘to of Ol- ‘jamong the first ‘to usenet. LOouErIE RS ON SECOND PAGE. } HEN SUD GOES diate Bs determination that DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, 8. GREENVILLE, N. C. Ww te S A "pe [neve etre ona 4 of him, but. _and the prices are way down. ; D. J. WHIGHAED. meaheor Subscr iptien 25 cents per Month. Entered as second-class mail matter. rvEsy a GREENIVLLE. yo ~ anata gna bis red head blinded the artist and he ‘uy on>ity t ever, a fi is ‘bot - the people who Olthos s Joy- weahsand degide tq-eqst his lot | suspAxry hecbae sritten umns has tioa to the Greenville tobacco pmarket. aby, ot To ng sfory ~ oy has been almost the life of the market. He has la | bored iu sagscu sad eut of sea son for its success, and has spent mereeoney and work esl barder in sdvettising it them ‘amy other man. ae 2 ‘\icauses which ) rat Soseibls = in Ma Seber. F hea rr Moe dae bode Whhout saying. bata he Sab aca no boast of e oir Fe 2 a 4A aa “the” pasted man, and—he’s got -the “boodle.” T mbinati _.bim b JS ade k intr Thougit his fitét fait igdar’st Gon- nection with the jndustry was in a silent “way, this season he is one’ ‘of the ‘attive workers ‘for the market Saud odp be found slat his postin the Eastern every day- 3 Tt ig astonishing 10 see. the difference of opinion as express- ed by the Southern and N orth- érfi Press’ in respect to thé) P | gave gs the results J Ulot last Tuesday’s election. The Some witonce said ofa law ' fem in Greenville that it was com- ae ig withthe tobacco intezests of Pitt. county. Wien be came ) Foe, trog:collegg, one nterest in establish- ing « tobaceo market here ail Gbdecl. he Sekt to him:} ” Southern Press, evea that part Mr. Cleveland the money question, ‘are _free to admit that ‘I |the ; administration is, largely} ¥ \responsible for. the Repnblican landslide, which came, and that ‘| part.which advocates frev, silver dogs. not hesitate 40 charge di- rectly the results upon the pow- ers that: be. The: Northern Press attribate the result to: the fact: chat: the Democratic ‘party is’ not stand- ing by President’ Cteveland and go on to show “that every man who has 6ppos -d Mr/Oleyeland for 4 é past two’ yours was bad- ly beaten “Tiesday°" The New York Herald z0¢s 86 faras to aay that the result of ‘Tuesday electio makes it ive nesessary” that Mr. peal ‘be. nominated i: * the Democrats |". sues § i have any Prospert of ’ i Ys . He scc6apted..the invitation,and has since been regularly conduct ing a tobacco department in the ilich Ob Ed WEE? oar of it which holds the views of]. Tops.—Green.... .....3% ito p> 3 ” en Prva rrT errr 4to 8 btu scees .stod aA: Sy Se. we *eee as »* 2 t 1 CUTTERS - - Common, + hiay to 11 “ wy 4 to 20 “ fee rr Vy . “S 374 SPFAP 9b POR Below aré* He of cotton and peanuts a ay, as furnished by Cobb Bros. Commission Mer- chants 62 yodloe ; P > Good 00 Midali - Middling ue = a} Low Middling 7 lil-.w Good Ordinary «| 7 Tone—Quiet. _—PEANUTS. — rapame , Ee c 3} Span $1 bu na a . Greenville Market. Corrected by S. M. Schaltz. ntter, per lyn" 15 to 25 Western Sides 6 to 7 Sugar cured Hams 12 to 183 Corn : ; 4@ to 6U ° r ys : Oto 65 Piette ity eobbace bin 53 to 10 P tor we ese Salt per Sack 85 tol7s Chickens 123 to 2g Eggs per d or 12 5 Beesway Ry eS SDL Btatkey & Co. Aon Trros< | AY ELBOTRIG EAUNDRY, __ -WILMINGTON. N. C.. EEE dk Oded EEE. ‘he South, and prices are low. We rout Sark et Tuesday: » ring = Soredehed on application: Greenville ‘Collegiate Institute. of eel With full ai earner ae ©iTeachers. Next seasion and beauty. By eliminating the : age »| MONDAY, SE BER 2,1895. the the | English h il es, Ancient and RG pg oF Music will oé Art anak Elocution ardour oe cipal, Greet.ville N, C. el Sate tera, ise Ce pee ee a sla NS Ss Siig ee ee pee ai a Te ea “ESTABLISHED 1275: SAM. M. SCHULTZ, PORK SIDES & SHOMLDERS JAKMERS AND MEKUHANTS BL ¥ ing their year’s supplies will tind their interest toget our prices befcre anasinereleowhart Ourstock secoumiioc natlits branches. _ FLOUR, COFFFE, SUGAK RICK, TEA, &c. wiways ut Lowgst MAREET fRIvED TOBACLO SNUFF & CIGARS we Duy direct from Manufacturers, ens biiug youto buy at oae protit. A con Jlete stock of FURNITURE alwa a and nt aot e as riees tesuli ghe times. bought and sold for Prt Sashes baving no risk te run,we sell at a close margin. 3s. M. SUHUL Ls. Greenville. Nec CREENVILLE le a The next session of this School will begin on J it jacht in an Aexdemy. Sty both for tuition and beard Where they wish to jursie a tare? course, this noes ten, ei corte Getcan ive er, Mirclties ot the Soo de ersity. It x Sane aehfuln recently this wa tru es6 0 a an ponent with: character and is = wit be aided We ake taking arrargen ments to cuntinue in the higher | The discipline wilt be kept at tte present standard. Neither time ner attention - nor} to make: this echool work will be spared ail that parents could wich. For further peariioniany: see or ai- Ww. H. RAGEDA Principe) July sons08. gs a Monkeys in the Tent on the vacant Jut opposite Hotel - 2 embraces all cee pé of Trained Do tine trou + mis4 thew. Don The most ivieres world. Macon. 10 and 20 cents. Don’t miss it. G. W. SHEDMAN. Asst Wanawer: Performance every Afternoon at 3 o’clock and at Night at, 7:30. Admission A few seats reserved. A Ladies’ and Children’s Show. Of ‘BUMIPEMOr ‘se191q}V SHETTEM “Samo; Auang egy jim aonoantaoo uy oyon VA puwiy vq 5 ig | O27 *srezu1 ‘seam ty ‘9470480 ee ean “O.m9 rae ‘We 400 ‘#48 70}} 104000) THOS. J. JARVIS. yy Aev ee & BLOW, | Professional Cards. ALEX: L. BLOW ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W. GREENVILLE, N.C. « Practice in allthe Cearts i. er: BLOUNT. Bt LOU NT a. lL. FLEMING & FLEMING ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, é GKEEN VILLE, N. C. e@y- Practieé in all the Courts, . ‘L. ©. LATHAM. HARRY SKINNER Pease & sKINN#&R, ATTORMEYS~AT- = ad GREED “ILLE. x. ee eet Wilsen, N.C... ‘¥3% eae and settlement of c John E. Woodard, F. ©. Harding, Greenville, N.« GODAKD & HARDING, AESURAEB TAA Ns Greenville, N- » te collectivas ims. | =Through ‘Augusta. For J’. Fe eae 0. 8. CAMPDELL, T. W) EMERSON, H. M Cheap — mci i Sa i! Dyin ae ATLANTA, Gi. Sept. 15th, te Dec. 3lst., 1895 wei 'The Atlantic Uoast Line] Dulles: ‘Palace Bautet tg, Weldon, Kocky. Mount, gg on Page| ville, Florehee, Orangeb aD Schetales at eer ing Car aceommodatiens.call on or a Gross Buy -sguet Acante Loam Tine, or the undersigned. - nate on: ve between Sew pict Pica 1,3.C. | [College How “lear Passat loge” re ‘e, . Yu) PYERBER EDMUNDS, . ‘ie es ‘ | MRS. DELLA GAY, Proprietress Conveniéat tis dasck and to the to bacco warehouses. Best. and. -h t location. around reenville. § did mineral water. Rooms large and comfertable. ‘Fable penx Fai with the best the market af Terms reasonable. J. F. KING, ERY, SALE: AND FEED ‘STABLES. On Fifth avin near Five Points, & Puibenieee carried to int at reasonable rates orses. Comfortable Vehicles. Cotten States & Itaraatioal Expt ATLANTA, GEORGIA. via the SEABOARD. AIR” | ‘Vestibuled Ligited : upon which no extra fare: . LOWEST . DOUBLE : EXCURSION DAILY RATEs, SERVICE. Through Pullman Buffet. Roping Cars . and day coaches from F Washinateay- D.C. and. ’,. Portsmouth, Virginia. es Leave Weldon, 3.00 A A. M. 12 noon Arrive Atlanta mph ca Re 5:20 *sa5 : nvon, Soles P. M. gag et nana 00 | {P- M., 6.20 A. x next day- : Ask for tickets via **rHE sRa- BOARD AIR LIN =. a Car seeorvations Pultman Sle and. i reed sig gers n ; Seaboard Ait Line, or to ndérsigned. = — H. W.B.GLOVER, T. J. ANDERSON, Traffic Manager. Gen’! Pass. Agt. el JR. General Offices,, Portsmooth, Va. hae oe pe ES le a = iii PS aca: a aOR james A. SMITH, > TONS FASHIONABLE BARES. nder Opera House, _ Trt. Mgr. | hues @bett: Paie. ‘Agt. Wilmington, N.C. Special attention vei: to” he Gentlemens Clothing st bes “or to - | Bound , arrives 9-50 M. leaves 10:10 A. Seeth Bound arrives 2-0 P. M.. leaves 2:15 P. Steamer Myers errives from Wash ngton Wondey, Wednesday snd Friday eaves for pe oes yy Tuesday, Thure SERS A SEE Iinvite you to inspect my beasatiful CLOTHING, ORY GOODS, SHOES, . iJ listed} bervard is not as old meet 3 ae : ae Lei x , ’ is: Bothy tA CTE = Ten / hake z rere ever a “ bundsed years hat is the property of W. 7 7 2 you it’s) He says it of course, but he can history just the same. went through the war oem old hatthen. * — Shedman Show last \Bigt - hight ot Saothed ge lot of Diamond ‘quite a nice house and© = @Tnk, best writing fluid madergand formance was good. The: ‘Cream ucilage, at Reflector)’ kéys and dogs caus in fc — St¢re. = — ; share of praise “and they were certainly wel} trained. ‘tortionist was far earage and some se ccoedingly difficall = Important Dety Devolved on tt - Secuon 5, Skapter™ “1530 ate of 1895 is us fovows = - = of each . twelve mot eke cation of this Act, amie alter or create separate places of elec- ptt 5 gee 1812 and and bie ‘the Clerk of the — cou ‘= For sale at D. 8S. Smith's. ss been snow in several sec- e this week. A. Forbes’. pet prophets and the weath page._faller out. They:ean now. The f f loaded tha oe dog show -hay: i boy with. squee-dunk< viadders, and the boy —is Or pear Children, ' Mens Cloth n 80 many peo to D. teak for a smoke ag full) hne of the * wed of cigars and kay ine sure to pie suited. # 4, is . g 3 - r) 40 cents, “Timothy | “f A aleg arse house having: 8|,. eee @oitinue as good as \4 * i ate a ~- = - 2 Es = ce, Saas ae ea = “e i“ 4 . oe | Be §F. * ; Al re ' @ " —— 4 : ra : ' Saead b wn, John|~™ ‘lLowlow, says the “Southern) Leader” is the best cigar he ’yer am = dis ' Wares, Curtuin Poles oad) Fixture . ° . The Washington Eveoi ‘Messenger| . tion in their respective counties [{s one year old. We nope it may reach Valises, Hand s, and a stoe vide, a9 DESC SS MIBY\a gréat age) 28d; reeset: wicks dnp Gased ' of FURNITURE that will $s Gents Furnishing Goods) 0 Pt sae coperile place prise and delight * es I will be mighty giad to waitoa you and show to you my stock. You will be surprised to hear my Low Prices that I reduced since I bought my Low Tarif goods. 1 will give the benefit to | you just to build me up a trade in Greenville, N.C. Be sure to come to see me for these Goods most be sold at ic j ‘% ‘ 7 jaitimore Clothing. Stare M. FREDELANDER, Prop. , PATRICK, | ON =~ BUYER, |_ Pe ee of yoting for eyery three hen- dred and fifty electors in every vrisinh Of tbaic ‘tes pédhire couati woether auch sab-diyis- icn be a township, city or ward; of whieh ssid action the advertisement in some jour by \ual publishéd inthe! ppumty, | if) A* any such there be; otherwise inp sai | clerk shall give due notice; success year after year. | omental neniill " . T.C, Weoten and H. E. Shaw are associated in establiching a law office;in, Kiustoa. They expect to openg BB} C07; otfice iu Greenvrite albeit siot Free [oo Press. News The ae? tees Kyott suld by _B-. M. halts. ry » 24|b bog. | the: Serban Ro at hand, the qaestion may be asked by. some otie if the bustbess “tiduies willbe pe is “si mf PERN eae reba old's. ie SHOR an ‘Boye cant ' ‘tei