Por tise LE, cap =v 26, 1896. fant Hs 296. acct ehept Faas sie xT “DOOR TO BANK.” ABEL BBE }}and.then started home. Nothing |ner’s home at the: time’ of the |Suspicioned uyti at |Sunday morning: ‘when they. ‘sent eRe store aboat' sé i au : RE? BOUL MURDER. | ; ae wad: si + rss eats e2 i463; by 3. 2. ‘Bonner, of Aurora,. ‘Shot. Down ‘| ; ‘and Rob Pcs eae t €e 3 ee Fs [ee es ee tod) e324 3 tees 83 i [Special to aad) < Sunday. .forenoon.. -information Saturday ‘aight. his store to pat the money: away |more was heard of him ‘until cant lot just ‘across ‘the Street from his residence. Two bullet . There. was no one: ie. — murder. His children: chad. gone tochureh, and ‘on their re home went. by his ‘Store’ and asked for him. * «Learning that: He had gone home they went, on/| home also, and seeing no lightii®| his room stpposéd’ that ' he had retired. Nothing wrong .was oukfasts time to his room to- haye him. called jand fonnd. that he. bad Mob: ors i body was found as-above’ sti ‘Mr. Hunwell” says that spoke of hearing two pistol shots and some one cry “Oh, me!” but} thought nothing of it, as it _was no amen. thing for, d eae whit Wicnmessair@erhice. 1 25.—~ _About.7;30 Qalcek thatsevening - Mr. Bonner went to the office::of} A. Hunweill: ‘tc coliect-a-dratt,’ ‘and/ | |is supposed to haye “returned. to 8 o'clock Sunday. morning ..when}.- > his dead. body. was toundan a va-|" 108 » DOlES |. |were.in .hisy forehead, .but .there|.. | were no signs of » scuffle _Sxespt} jin a ditch ‘near the ‘stra 0 hs | were tracks of two ;meng .. wearing] | pote 2ie ' jabout No: 9 shoes, leading” ACKOSS| | -~., | the field from where the, body.» was ‘ ‘ @ found.» .“ . : There| x vs jerson avenue, they are ha ’ Toe ‘|walk built on the north side of that | &: al a ie See TSF a2 ee % reached here: that d..B. Bonner, a} ~*' i prominent and-wealthy citizen of oe “S| Aurora, had ben foully murdétred eee ies fief THE KIN G 5 cron. soli h rth ideal thie keys to the drawers of his ‘safe. © ‘This book |was gone. but it is not’ "ye Paeslicdh that he had. any money of. con: sequnce. -abont. him. when. mar-. dered. An examinattion. ofthe store and. safe, Sunday morning, beeu troubled... _ : Relatives.of the murdered man telegraphed to the State far sine? for a special “train to” bring them ,down, but the superiiiten-|. gon advised that the, tracks were olé. that .it. would . be Sete aes oy ee Mr. Bonner did a large merean- |, tile ‘and Banking business at ‘Au- rora, aod Was one Of the most| : ‘cake age ab ae penn a + & os = eos he ent | street... ches good i showed, that..notbing..there had oh came here Sunday. afternoon and}, For’ Blobd” hound’ tal = meh for the houn.e to,trace -{tne murdere. E i: Me oJ p.to: tiie timesthere’ is not the ‘: | Bonner: started home: from. ‘the 10 Slightest:clne nate» who: commit- : i wife |ted the murder. | ‘| Hons to Mrs | ‘The ashing Paneer here — may wish to” oareftiies ip pdor Nene that’ ght ‘ia Name’’ shall inno wise Frewardi¢¢it ovr vir On Friday, men will taleaa ‘ditiner’ Vout” ag the) inmates sof thé ‘Count, | ribate: . Auyone wishin § to: co bute to this ¢ can send ;.dony {street frot [thé railroad te » —- I Sy ae ae Subscription 25 cents per Month. SS ———| oe. emnng e lbgalp; is: &, Rower SRM Fei ne ho A cecaerecag 4 eee a word. ._ Learn to|heart with fragranos, _} Mild AFTRENOOW (EEOEPT SUNDA “Don EVERY . sfeareleerrey & ageing: it > eeutiiing With what|° while you are juagir clerk, and have to|Wonderfal fortitude we can When ‘they! > | Tae mowapaipars ate town are}, 1 Jo" 5 a young physician, don’t/come to other an make in first year. its: looking: glasses... It -ts ‘here Seatnines. hank Garter ecani(¥™) Observer. ss you see yourschves as. others |horses to hh before he was able to —_—S————— seeyou: You smile on -them, put Brussels on the fieor, and lean back) Appointments by the Bishop of Bast Carolina. in his easy chair and aunounce that he sone they smile sar WE FON 5 ould anavide poled alters pie. 4 If you are practicing law, remember 1895. that the old attorney whose o:ice you | 370. de are sweeping out wore white hair, and Pay og gem F _ befote, Advens, not much of that. before he began tak-| ‘Nov.2ech—Thursday, ‘Farmville, Em- ing whole ferme for single fees in smal). ees papers Ti alge - itin its. ic And bear ia mind, too, that they lst—Ist Sunds Adv to lv yertising columns. Ifthe -|didu’t spend eyery. centof itas fast a, volt county, anty, Holy pein ent, Lier! Oats pe be 50 chants: are spiritless, - they got 1t-—Orange (Va.) Observer. —Tuesday, E. P., ‘Kinston, | : : Ped ach ‘fellows, whose stores are. _jne- eae ne oh e.. Dewron's} itp Sack & tease bles of junk and jam, the news-| A Free Bait Catches the Sucker. Sehool House. eee ger den 13) to 18 papers will show. it by the. — Dee-8th—nd Sunday in Advent, M. P,| Beeswax. per 20 5

we] . Ly Wilmington i.v: Magnolia Lv Goldsboro Ar Wilson Ly farboro f Fook ed m bo OO S&S No, 78 9 | Daily. BS i maa Ly Wilson Ar Rocky Mt P. M, _|—at least seven times a week— - .. | the author forgets to add, enka” gi] 10 32 11 15 hol ‘Patronage solicited. > oe ix * fully declined -The first chapter opens with, ‘‘It was. midai That is all right. Itis often mii lence. brooded o’er the city.’’ is a fatal oversight. Silence al This night... ~London | Tit-Bits. it constitute the first and most im- portant item of our national wealth. | College Hotel MRS. DELLA GAY, Proprietress i ienacnieecenaial Conyenient to depot and to the to- bacco warehouses. - Best and highest location areund reenville. Splendid mineral water. Rooms large and comfortable. Table supplied with the best the market af ards. Terms reasonable. J. F. KING, LIVERY SALE AND TEED STABLES. On Fifth Street uear Five Points. Passengers carried to any int at reasonable rates Good orses. Comfortable Vehicles. Barbers. ——“ AMES A. SMITH, TONSORIAL ARTIST. GREENVILLE, N. CO. co Ar Tarboro Lv Tarboro Lv Rocky Mt Ar Weldon . FASHIONABLE BARE HR. nder Opera House, | Special attention given to cleaning Hees EDMUNDS. Train on Scotiand nace Braneb Road Halifax 4.00 p THE MORNIN G STAR. Kinston 7.35 s Kiriston 7.20 Arriving Flalifax at 11:00 a. m., Weldon 11.20 am gaves Weldon 3.40 p. m., arrives Scot =@., Greenville 6.37 Ee p.m. Returning, feave a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. a ‘Neck at 4.55 ™., daily except Sunday. Trains on .W ashnigton Branch leave Washington 7.00 a, m., arrives Parmele returning 4.50 Ring armele 6.10 Was gton 7.35 p. m. Sunday. Connects with 8.40 p. m., Tarboro 9. leaves ‘Tarboro are arrives 50; e trains on séotinnd Neck Branch. . ‘Train leaves ‘rarporu N Cc, via Atbe-| Be M; “Plymouth 9.20: P. M., 5.20'p. m. Tr leaves Plymouth dail rexcept Bale marie & Raleigh R. R. exce , at 500 p. m., Sunday 8 00° 2 0 a. Tre rele o 10,25 rows AY TOBY F : aoa eee wate eee’ Gentlemens Clothi ng. North Carona. its Class inthe State. : a a. bs 3 We-heke omens: aOR |“A Dark Deod,”’. which is. ights"’ | ight | broods over a city when it is mid-| Be night in works of fiction—nowhere | Ege else. We can’t print a story in| # which silence does not brood at mid-' The Only Six-Dollar Daily of| ms Favors. Limited. Free. Coinage of American Silver and.Repeal of. igs Ten. wate Cent. Tax on] 4 ; Land sink the improvements upon ‘i AARMERS AND MEKUHANTS BUY ing their year’s supplies wi fina their interest toget our prices befcre pela chasing elsewhere. Ourstock iscomp n allits branches. - FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR RICE, TEA; &c. always ut Lowgst MAREET PRICES TOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARS bling youto pay at one profit. A com plete stock of FURNITURE always onhand and sold at prices tosult szhe times. Our sold for CASH therefore, having no risk to run,we sell at a close margin. _8. M. SCHUL Tz,Greenville. N CG ,CREENVILLE The next session of this School will begin on MONDAY, SEPT. 2, 189, and comsinos for ten eatin. ~The course embraces all the branches usually taught in an Aeademy. Terms, reasonable. Boys weil fitted and equipped for business, by taking course alone. Where they wish to ypurstve a higher course, this school|t }guarantees. tho preparation to enter, wiih credit, an Chllege in vere Caroline or the State University. refers tc tose who have recently: leit its wall ‘or the truthfulness of this nt. es ability taking a course eal Swill’ be ‘whied Tn making atrang ments to continue in the heap rent, i Sag nt s PoNetther = ‘time ~ nor “= ime Cc. LATHAM. John x Pedi Woodard, Fo c. . Hardin, we buy direct from Manufacturers, ena ds areall bought and | both for tuition and beard! the academic/ - man with. character and(|‘ will be kept. ‘at, ite ‘ _attention nor] } , LOUNT & FLEMING?” Asean LAW apres Fe i. Sec ee ea Peres 4 * #3 et Ee ame 2 . oe _ATHAM & ‘SKINNER, ee “‘Arvonrersxrsbae © ‘GREEXVILLE. N. O. flson, N, ©. * Greenville. de = fOODAKD & HARDING, _ ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Greenville, N. ven to. collections” a cial attention settlement of c = StF ee TO ae Ei ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 15th, to Dec. 81st., 1895. The Atlantic Coast Line | Through Pullman Palace Buffet 3 een ns Cars between New. York ®B) atlanta Ga. via Richmond, Petersburg, _ Weldon, Kocky Mount, Wales: rapecun. ville, Florence, Orangeburg, Aiken and Augusta. For Rates, Schedules, ing Car accommodations call St “Or dress any i Atlantic Coast Line, or the undersigned. — J. W.MORRIS, C. 8. -CAMPDELL, Div. Pass. Aigt. Charleston,S.C, Pane Va. T. M. EMERSON, H. M. EMERSON, - Trt. Mgr. Suet. Ger’: Peas: hgh, Wilmington, N.C... —-«.._ = #2 e oul Tame 4 xs i] t. a te. git gar ; 3 = = Local Trame and Boat Schedule, NT and mail train P. going north, arrives 8:22 A. M. Going South,@ - rriyes 6:37 P. M. . Worth Bound Freight, arrives 9:50 s M. ivuves 10:10 A. M. South Bound. M., leaves 2:15 P. ; Steamer Myers rises from Wash ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure day and Saturday. arrives 2:00 P. = Mr. Cornelson. representing the Paris Medicine Co., of St. Louis, called on the Reriecrorn to-day. Though his house already has an advertising contract ‘with ne that does not expire until March. he wanted a renewal for another year. He says his house finds the REFLECTOR one of the best me- diumsin which they advertise. . “Notice All per.ons who- have not listed their tax ae he eby notified to meet ine Bon c of Cousacilmen for the Town ol G.renville at tee Mayors office on Monday Nov. 26th insi., at 10 o’clock, A.M... whken they will hear all. com- Pp ali re, Cor. ect e1.0°8 andi ceive delin- gi ens. All wauofa"' to appear wll be cue+ged a doable tax. By order of the Peet 6th, 1895. This Nov. OLA FORBES, Cc. C. FORBES, Mayor. Clerk. HG Mae Pa —PAID FOR— COTTONRIGE PEANUTS We are General Commission Merchants —and headquarters for— LIFE, FIRE : AND : ROGIDENT f you wish to place your Insurance in the hands of the best Old Line Compa- nies calltesee us. If you wish to in- vest in the largest, oldeat and strongest ‘company in the world, let us place you in the Grand Old = MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK _ Where there is anity there is strength. Our office is jocated on Main street, ext to hardware store, sy Verytruly. . WHITE. & SPEIGHT, *. GREEN VILLE, N.C. 2 saa ‘NOUNS. ESS Seca Sey Present ‘Tense, Potential Mood. R. L. Smith went to Richmond today. Col I. A. Sugg went te Snow Hili to- day. B. C. Tarboro. Dr. H. Johnson came up from Grifton tLis moi ning. Dr. E. A. Move .eft this morning for Philadelphia. Adrian Savage left this morning to buy another lot of horses and muley, L> D. Ames and wife and Mrs. W. B. Brown and children retarned from Norfolk Saturday- Mrs. Arthur Barden and little daugh ter of Plymouth, are visiting the fam - ilyof W_ 8. Wilson. Pearce left this morning for Should Read More. It is generally conceded that this is a reading age, yetone who comes in touch with the general run of humanity as do the doctors, lawyers, ministers and ea- itera, sees every day, people unsbie to coaverse on or to undevstand the doings of the age because they read neither books nor pewspapers. The price of such a knowledge and the time to ac- {uke at least, an inteligible part is in ‘|the reach of nearly all and ic is their own fault. The man who undertakes to be intel- ligeot and does not read the newspa- pers, at least. is like a lawyer wiihout a knowledge of law, a docter without a knowledge of materia medica, a preach- er with a knewledge of the Bible. you see the poiut :? Then read a part of your rest time. You will find it pays in mure ways than are meutioned- here.— Burlington News. Much Truth in This. We believe that there is a great deal of sympathy wasted on the farmer. For several years in North Carolina the poverty of the farmer has been discussed. The truth of the matter is that as a class they dre - better off than town people. There are few farmers in western North Caro-|. lina who bave not got a year’s provisions ahead ail the time,} while most ot our city cousins think themselves fortunate in being well provided with the necessities of life a month ahead. Some farms in the east are mort- gazed- This is bad, but not as bad as alarge majority of town peopie who mare nothing to mort- gage. Itis not right to be always misrepresenting ~ the ers. They are by no means: the lest class of people.— High Point Enterprise. “Sung in the Key of <@-"=Join the’ Choir S. Smith’s. is Business was more brisk with Regis- ter of Deeds King inthe marriage li- cense line last week, and he had appli- cations from eight couples, _ three white and five colored. White. — TF, J. Owen. and Louaddie Corbett, Tedy Pollard and Ida May, Hireland Cox.and Pattie =utton.. Colored.—fJ .uther Reddick and Cora ‘Rouse, Frank Wood and © é niss, Dink Chapman and Magyie Flem- ; ing, Wm. Lucas and Bettie Dare, Guy Tickeks sold at Wooten’s Drug/ Sarah’s Catsup at S. M. Schultz.! No wave on the great ocean of time : ‘sold. by 8S. M./ Far- | When your Wolgkia’’ turn: to the many, many things jthat veu will have to buy this winter for the comtort of yourself and family turn your an a toward the store of Where you will find . displayed the lai gest and best assorted line of the feUowing goods: DRY GOODS, of many and variedkinds. Dress ; 2 Goods and Tr’mmi gs : Notions, Gentlemen Furnish- =~ ing Goods, om shirts, i) Neckties, Four-in- Hand Searfs, Collars, Hosiery, Yankee Notions, Hats ana Al iA \\ Vat mad Childrens Fine and ies Shocs and Boots in endless styles and kinds, Carpets, Rugs q 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 pricc, Baby Car- riages, Heavy Groceries, Flour, Meat, Lard, Sugar, Molasses, Sali, ‘Bagging and Tics, Peanut - . Saeks and Twine. We buy COTTON AND. PEAS and pay the Basan market prices for them. Reynold’s SHOXMS for | ose and Boys can’t be Padan Bros. SHOES for Ladi es and Misses are not: ou) assed. | arr ire Buehle Suspenders are Sho hn ltt ns & ee aon. oe